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Image Not Available for "Advantages of an Irish Car." Mr. Dauge (No favorite with Mrs. Mum, who is hard of hearing): 'Improves the occasion by taking advantage of a slight shower to renew his acquaintance with Miss. M.' Illustration to "Punch," 1864, vol. 47, p.112
"Advantages of an Irish Car." Mr. Dauge (No favorite with Mrs. Mum, who is hard of hearing): 'Improves the occasion by taking advantage of a slight shower to renew his acquaintance with Miss. M.' Illustration to "Punch," 1864, vol. 47, p.112
Image Not Available for "Advantages of an Irish Car." Mr. Dauge (No favorite with Mrs. Mum, who is hard of hearing): 'Improves the occasion by taking advantage of a slight shower to renew his acquaintance with Miss. M.' Illustration to "Punch," 1864, vol. 47, p.112

"Advantages of an Irish Car." Mr. Dauge (No favorite with Mrs. Mum, who is hard of hearing): 'Improves the occasion by taking advantage of a slight shower to renew his acquaintance with Miss. M.' Illustration to "Punch," 1864, vol. 47, p.112

Charles Samuel Keene (English, 1823–1891)
Medium/TechniqueWood engraving; burnished India proof
Credit LineJohn H. and Ernestine A. Payne Fund
Accession number55.2223
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ClassificationsPrints
ProvenanceHarold Hartley, England (1851-1943): to Sir Harold Hartley, London, England (1878-1972); from whom purchased by MFA April 14,1955.
Image Not Available for "Patent First-Class Costume for the Collision Season," Illustration to "Punch," 1876, vol. 71, p. 78
"Patent First-Class Costume for the Collision Season," Illustration to "Punch," 1876, vol. 71, p. 78
Charles Samuel Keene
1876
Image Not Available for "A Perfect Cure." Illustration to "Punch" 1869, vol. 56, Page 32.
"A Perfect Cure." Illustration to "Punch" 1869, vol. 56, Page 32.
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "A Matchless Pair." Both Passanger (ina breath) (May I trouble you for a -) (Would you oblige me with a -) Light.
"A Matchless Pair." Both Passanger (ina breath) (May I trouble you for a -) (Would you oblige me with a -) Light.
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Curious" Illustration to "Punch" 1875, vol. 68, Page 224.
"Curious" Illustration to "Punch" 1875, vol. 68, Page 224.
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "In Medio Tutissimus" Illustration to "Punch" 1874, vol. 67, Page 63.
"In Medio Tutissimus" Illustration to "Punch" 1874, vol. 67, Page 63.
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Euphemistic." Illustration to "Punch" vol. 66, 1874, Page 179.
"Euphemistic." Illustration to "Punch" vol. 66, 1874, Page 179.
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Business!" Illustration to "Punch" 1874, vol. 66, P. 159
"Business!" Illustration to "Punch" 1874, vol. 66, P. 159
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "The First of April," Illustration to "Punch," 1874, vol. 66, p. 134
"The First of April," Illustration to "Punch," 1874, vol. 66, p. 134
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Diversions of Drill." Comic Man: 'Here! Who's got a cork-screw? I can't draw my muzzle-stopper!' Illustration to "Punch." 1870, vol. 58, P. 86
"Diversions of Drill." Comic Man: 'Here! Who's got a cork-screw? I can't draw my muzzle-stopper!' Illustration to "Punch." 1870, vol. 58, P. 86
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Whitsun Chaff." Facetious Cabby: 'Lost the 'ouds, Gents?' Illustration to "Punch" 1872, vol. 62, p. 242
"Whitsun Chaff." Facetious Cabby: 'Lost the 'ouds, Gents?' Illustration to "Punch" 1872, vol. 62, p. 242
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Staking his Existence." Horsey Little Swell: ' I'll lay yer a monkey on it, come!' Illustration to "Punch," 1867, vol. 53, p. 185
"Staking his Existence." Horsey Little Swell: ' I'll lay yer a monkey on it, come!' Illustration to "Punch," 1867, vol. 53, p. 185
Charles Samuel Keene
Image Not Available for "Retributive Justice." Illustration to "Punch", 1867, vol. 52, p. 253
"Retributive Justice." Illustration to "Punch", 1867, vol. 52, p. 253
Charles Samuel Keene