VANITY FAIR CHROMOLITHOGRAPH PRINTS,19th Century. 15 framed Vanity Fair chromolithographs as follows: (1) "Smith's Leading Cases" 1893 Sir Richard Henn Collin; (2) "A popular magistrate" Artist: Leslie Matthew Ward, (Spy), circa 1900; (3) ."Foxhunting". Lord Gardner. 21 July 1883, Artist: Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward; (4) "Mufti" Lord Ribblesdale, Artist: Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, June 11, 1881; (5) "Dundee". Mr. George Armitstead. October 28, 1882, Artist: Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward; (6) "A Souvenir" Hon Sir Frederick Pollock, April 2, 1870; (7) "Divorce" Sir Charles Parker Butt by Apey, February 12, 1887; (8) "A little lush" Robert Lush, 31 May 1873, (9) "The Umpire" The Honourable Sir Joseph William Chitty, 28 March 1885, (10) "The Law" Sir George Jessel, March 1, 1879 , (11) "The Grand Old Man" William Ewart Gladstone MP, Nov 5th 1887, (12) "Statesmen No. 7 - When He Who Has Too Little Piety Is Impossible - and He Who Has Too Much Is Impracticable" 1869, (13) "Statesmen No. 6 - the Ablest Professor in the Cabinet of the Tact Be Which Power Is Kept" 1869, (14) "Statesmen No. 18 - the Greatest Liberal Statesman Modern Times"1869, (15) 'Statesmen, No. 35: Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, 1869. Each individually framed. Not examined out of framed. - Size varies: 13 x 11 inches. Estimate $200-400
