Antique English Victorian 1824 Vanity Fair Published Illustration Reproduction Lithograph

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This antique Lithograph is reproduced from an April 25, 1874 Vanity Fair article entitled “Common Sense” that included this illustration. … Read more This antique Lithograph is reproduced from an April 25, 1874 Vanity Fair article entitled “Common Sense” that included this illustration. The man is the Honorable Joseph Warner Henley, an English Country Squire. It features Mr. Henley in his black top coat and top hat out for a stroll with his walking cane. He is also carrying a pair of black gloves. The print is signed by the original artist, in plate. It was produced by Vincent, Brooks, Day & Son Ltd.

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