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"Laryngology"

"Laryngology"

1902
Portrait. Chromolithograph, "a self-made African"

Portrait. Chromolithograph, "a self-made African"

1904
Electricity

Electricity

1908
Freddie

Freddie

1900
In the Clouds [Hiram Stevens Maxim]

In the Clouds [Hiram Stevens Maxim]

1904
"Afghan engineering"

"Afghan engineering"

1900
He has engineered nothing better than his own fortunes

He has engineered nothing better than his own fortunes

1905
Portrait, chromolithograph. "Hydropathy"

Portrait, chromolithograph. "Hydropathy"

1876
Chromolithograph, portrait of Sir Francis Laking

Chromolithograph, portrait of Sir Francis Laking

1903
Spectroscopic Astronomy

Spectroscopic Astronomy

1903
ubi Crookes ibi lux

ubi Crookes ibi lux

1903
Birmingham University

Birmingham University

1904
A Railway Knight [Sir Myles Fenton]

A Railway Knight [Sir Myles Fenton]

1890
Destroyers

Destroyers

1905
Photo-mechanical reproduction (colourtype) portrait [Sir Boverton Redwood] (1846-1919)

Photo-mechanical reproduction (colourtype) portrait [Sir Boverton Redwood] (1846-1919)

1908
Bridegroom

Bridegroom

1878
Dietetics

Dietetics

1900
Wires without wires

Wires without wires

1905
The Air [Frank Hedges Butler]

The Air [Frank Hedges Butler]

1907
London and South Western Railway [Charles Scotter]

London and South Western Railway [Charles Scotter]

1891
Chromolithograph of Sir William Henry Broadbent

Chromolithograph of Sir William Henry Broadbent

1902
Portrait. Chromolithograph. [Professor Ray Lankester] Vanity Fair with descriptive sheet

Portrait. Chromolithograph. [Professor Ray Lankester] Vanity Fair with descriptive sheet

1905
Portrait of R. Ball

Portrait of R. Ball

1905
Chromolithograph, Vanity Fair Portrait

Chromolithograph, Vanity Fair Portrait

1902
"The King's Oculist" - Sir Anderson Critchett

"The King's Oculist" - Sir Anderson Critchett

1905-05-18
Portrait. Chromolithograph, "L.C.D.R"

Portrait. Chromolithograph, "L.C.D.R"

1900
Portrait of Sir Richard Douglas Powell

Portrait of Sir Richard Douglas Powell

1904
L & NWR [Sir Frederick Harrison]

L & NWR [Sir Frederick Harrison]

1894
East Birmingham

East Birmingham

1902
Colour lithograph. "Kinemacolor". Portrait caricature of Charles Urban by Spy (Leslie Ward). Signed by Charles Urban, September 1911. Printed by Henschel -Colourtype, London. 'Vanity Fair' Supplement. Dimensions: 13.3858 x 9.0551 in (340 x 230 mm).

Colour lithograph 'Kinemacolor', portrait caricature of Charles Urban by Leslie Ward, 1911

1911
Colour lithograph. "Hammersmith". Portrait caricature of Sir William Bull by Spy (Leslie Ward) . Printed by Bemrose Dalziel Ltd, Watford & London. 'Vanity Fair' supplement.

Portrait caricature of Sir William Bull

Colour lithograph. "Bridegroom" Statesman No. 276. Portrait caricature of Claud Hamilton, Great Eastern Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Signed on mount by Claud Hamilton. Illustration from Vanity Fair',1878, Jul 27

Portrait caricature of Claud Hamilton

1878
Colour lithograph. portrait caricature 'North Leeds' (Rt Hon William Lawies Jackson MP).Statesmen No. 712 / by Spy (i.e. Leslie Ward). Illustration from 'Vanity Fair', 1899, Aug 31. Dimensions: 15.1575 x 9.0551 in (385 x 230 mm).

Colour lithograph 'North Leeds', portrait caricature of Rt Hon William Lawies Jackson MP, by Leslie Ward, 1899

1899
Colour lithograph. "Mhagthamma" [Colonel James Patrick O'Gorman Mahon MP]. Portrait caricature by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair', 1885, 17 Jan

Portrait caricature

1885
Lithograph, colourtype, caricature portrait of "Great Central", Sam Fay, General Manager of the Great Central Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward), 1907. Number 1090 in the "Men of the Day" series featured in a supplement to 'Vanity Fair, 30th October 1907. Printed by Hentschel-Colourtype, London. Cut down at the edges and around the caption. Original watercolour is 1987-9224.

'Great Central', portrait caricature of Sam Fay

1907
Portrait. caricature. colour lithograph. 'L.C.D.R.' [James Staats Forbes, General Manager, London, Chatham & Dover Railway] Men of the Day No. 775 / by Spy (i.e. Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd, Lith. Illustration from Vanity Fair, 22 February 1900.

LCDR [James Staats Forbes]

1900-02-22
Colour lithograph. 'North Western'. Portrait caricature of Sir George Findlay, General Findlay, General Manager, London & North Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from Vanity Fair, 1892, Oct 29.

Colour lithograph, 'North Western', portrait caricature of Sir George Findlay, 1892

1892-10-29
Colour lithograph. "Great Western". Portrait caricature of James Inglis, General Manager and Consulting Engineer, Great Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Hentschel-Colourtype, London. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'., 1908, 11 March. Dimensions: 13.5827 x 8.6614 in (345 x 220 mm).

Great Western [James Inglis]

1908
Portrait, caricature, watercolour and pencil, "Great Central", Sam Fay, General Manager of the Great Central Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward), 1907. Framed and glazed. Published as number 1090 in the "Men of the Day" series featured in a supplement to 'Vanity Fair, 30th October 1907, see 1977-7220 for an example.

Great Central

1907
Colour lithograph. 'Cabs', Statesmen No. 758, Portrait caricature of the Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury and 5th Earl of Talbot by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from Vanity Fair, 1903, Jul 30

Cabs [Earl of Shrewsbury]

1903-07-30
Colour lithograph. "LCDR". Portrait caricature of James S Forbes, General Manager, London, Chatham and Dover Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day and Son, Lith. Illustration from Vanity Fair, 22 February 1900.

LCDR. Portrait caricature of James S Forbes

1900
Colour lithograph. "North Western". Portrait caricature of Sir George Findlay, General Manager, London and North Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'.

Portrait caricature of Sir George Finlay

1892-10-29
Colour lithograph. 'The Ogre'. Portrait caricature of Lord Armstrong by Spy (Leslie Wark). Printed by Hentschel-Colourtype, London. 'Vanity Fair' Supplement.

Colour lithograph 'The Ogre', portrait caricature of Lord Armstrong by Leslie Ward

Colour lithograph. London and South Western Railway. Portrait caricature of Charlew Scotter, General Manager, London and South Western Failway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'.

Portrait caricature of Charles Scotter

1891
Colour lithograph. "LCDR". Portrait caricature of James S Forbes, General Manager, London, Chatham & Dover Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'.

Portrait caricature of James S Forbes

1900-02-22
Colour lithograph. London and South Western Railway. Portrait caricature of Charles Scotter, General Manager, London, and South Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair' (with accompanying text).

Portrait caricature of Charles Scotter

1891-04-04
Colour lithograph. " Peace". Portrait caricature by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'.

Portrait caricature

1887-10-01
Colour lithograph. 'The Midland'. Portrait caricature of Guy Granet by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Hentschel-Colourtype, London. 'Vanity Fair' supplement.

Colour lithograph 'The Midland', portrait caricature of Guy Granet vy Leslie Ward

A coloured lithograph of a caricature of journalist and MP Charles Sydney Goldman (1868-1968), drawn by 'Spy' - Sir Leslie Ward (1851-1922), entitled 'A Self-Made African', published in 'Vanity Fair' magazine in 1904.

A Self-Made African

1904
Colour lithograph. Portrait caricature. London and South Western Railway. [Charles Scotter, General Manager, London and South Western Railway] / by Spy (Leslie Ward). London, Illustration from Vanity Fair, 1891, Apr 4. Dimensions: 13.38 x 8.67 inches (340 x 220 mm).

Colour lithograph portrait caricature of Charles Scotter, General Manager, London and South Western Railway, by Leslie Ward, 1891

1891-04-04