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Going to a Fight. [Illustra]ting the Sporting World in all its variety of Style and Costume along the Road from Hyde Park Corner to Moulsey Hurst [Panorama box with viewing case].
Caricaturist
Cruikshank, Robert, 1789-1856
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Format
Visual material
Language
No linguistic content
Published/Created
1819.
Description
1 item
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Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection
GA 2011.01486 E North 30/GC022/Robert/Small/Panorama Box/Going to a Fight
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Panoramas
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England
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London
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19th century
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Paper toys
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Great Britain
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19th century
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Specimens
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Caricature
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Boxers (Sports)
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England
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Surrey
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19th century
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Caricatures and cartoons
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Spectators
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England
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Surrey
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19th century
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Caricatures and cartoons
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Panoramas
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England
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Surrey
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1819
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Bookbinder
Sangorski & Sutcliff
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Notes
Medium: Etchings, Aquatints, Hand coloring, Wood (plant material), Glass, Leather
Item description: A series of eight prints depicting forty-one numbered scenes joined together to form a panorama, reading right to left. Scrolled on two drums in red leather case with display window. Sometimes also known as a myriopticon or paper theater.
Item description: Box theater by Sangorski & Sutcliff.
Depiction: A group of Londoners traveling to a boxing match in Mousley Hurst [sic] (modern day East Molesey). Landmarks seen along the way include the White Horse Inn and the Diana Fountain at Hampton Court.
Signed with blind stamp on box: "E.P. Sutton & Company, Sangorski & Sutcliff".
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