The Marquis of Waterford by Edward Linley Sambourne (1844-1910)</span>

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The Marquis of Waterford

Edward Linley Sambourne (1844-1910)

Wood engraving

Punch (11 June 1881): 265

Punch’s Fancy Portraits No. 35

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Verses beneath the cartoon

And did you ever hear of a jolly young WATERFORD?
Ask at the Carlton, and then ye shall know:
A thorough good sportsman — he can time and thought afford
As judge of the horses at Islington Show.

Bibliography

Watts, Theodore. “The Portraits of Lord Tennyson.” Magazine of Art 16 (1893): 37-43, 96-101. Hathi Trust version of a copy in the Getty Research Institute. Web. 24 December 2020.

Created 12 September 2021