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Mr. Punch in Norway

(English, 1844–1910)
1890
Medium/TechniquePen and India ink on paper
DimensionsSheet: 22.7 x 28.9 cm (8 15/16 x 11 3/8 in.)
Credit LineHelen and Alice Colburn Fund
Accession number62.751
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ClassificationsDrawings
InscriptionsBottom right, in pen and ink: Linley Sambourne July 1890/morning; bottom margin, pencil: title and ‘ooray! away up north from "Trondejeim" with a nag/ & cariole after Mr. P's own heart!
ProvenanceP & D Colnaghi, London; purchased by MFA, September 19, 1962.
Image Not Available for "Wilkie Collins as the 'man in white' and Penances for having written the 'Black Robes'," Illustration to "Punch's Fancy Portraits (66)" in "Punch," January 14, 1882
"Wilkie Collins as the 'man in white' and Penances for having written the 'Black Robes'," Illustration to "Punch's Fancy Portraits (66)" in "Punch," January 14, 1882
Linley Sambourne
1882
Image Not Available for "J.A. Froude; 'After my death I wish no other Heralds, no other speaker of my living actions to keep mine honour from corruptions, But such an honest chronicle as a Froude," Illustration to "Punch's Fancy Portraits (116)" in "Punch," Dec. 30, 1882
"J.A. Froude; 'After my death I wish no other Heralds, no other speaker of my living actions to keep mine honour from corruptions, But such an honest chronicle as a Froude," Illustration to "Punch's Fancy Portraits (116)" in "Punch," Dec. 30, 1882
Linley Sambourne
Image Not Available for "He was an officer with a pair of moustaches as long as your arm, who said once in company that two of the most heartrending sights in the world, which moved him most to tears, which he would do anything to prevent on remedy, were a child over a broken...
"He was an officer with a pair of moustaches as long as your arm, who said once in company that two of the most heartrending sights in the world, which moved him most to tears, which he would do anything to prevent on remedy, were a child over a broken...
Linley Sambourne
Image Not Available for "So wet that the man in the moon went about on Midsummerday in Macintoshes and cordings boots, spearing eels and sneezing"
"So wet that the man in the moon went about on Midsummerday in Macintoshes and cordings boots, spearing eels and sneezing"
Linley Sambourne
1884
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Orinthologist
Linley Sambourne
1885
Image Not Available for Tom and sea snakes
Tom and sea snakes
Linley Sambourne
1882, published 1885
Image Not Available for "The Little White Lady," Illustration intended for "Water Babies" by Charled Kingsley
"The Little White Lady," Illustration intended for "Water Babies" by Charled Kingsley
Linley Sambourne
1882
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George Augustus Sala
Linley Sambourne
Image Not Available for "'How cruel of you to send Ellie away!,' sobbed Tom"
"'How cruel of you to send Ellie away!,' sobbed Tom"
Linley Sambourne
1885
Image Not Available for "He climbed over the ledges of rock, and saw the sand-pipes hanging in thousands"
"He climbed over the ledges of rock, and saw the sand-pipes hanging in thousands"
Linley Sambourne
1884, published 1885
Image Not Available for "Once upon a time there was a little chimney-sweep, and his name was Tom"
"Once upon a time there was a little chimney-sweep, and his name was Tom"
Linley Sambourne
1885
Image Not Available for "And the otter grew so proud that she turned head over heels twice, and then stood upright half out of the water, grinning like a Cheshire cat"
"And the otter grew so proud that she turned head over heels twice, and then stood upright half out of the water, grinning like a Cheshire cat"
Linley Sambourne
1885