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John Leech

British, London 1817–1864 London · 14 works on DiscoverArt

Works

"The Riverside, Favourable Wind and the Trout Rising as Fast as Possible"
"The Riverside, Favourable Wind and the Trout Rising as Fast as Possible"1830–64
London at the Sea Side
London at the Sea Side1830–64
"Vegetarian Odd Fellows: or, Carrott and Pa-Snip"
"Vegetarian Odd Fellows: or, Carrott and Pa-Snip"1837–64
Boy (loq.) O don't I pity them poor Nobs in Carriages this hot weather
Boy (loq.) O don't I pity them poor Nobs in Carriages this hot weather1830–64
"Preparing for the Pantomime"
"Preparing for the Pantomime"1836–64
Lilthorpe's Gallant Attack on Street, Nuisances
Lilthorpe's Gallant Attack on Street, Nuisances1830–64
Kitchen Staff (recto); Mountainous Landscape with Hiker (verso)
Kitchen Staff (recto); Mountainous Landscape with Hiker (verso)1837–64
John Bull and Uncle Sam
John Bull and Uncle Sam1837–64
The Pike is a voracious fish and bites readily in the Winter months–Old Gentleman is VERY fond of fishing
The Pike is a voracious fish and bites readily in the Winter months–Old Gentleman is VERY fond of fishing1830–64
Comic Sketch
Comic Sketch1837–64
"Have You Been to the Pump, Simpson?"
"Have You Been to the Pump, Simpson?"1837–64
Sketch for "Mrs. Pottles Can't Abide a Crowd"
Sketch for "Mrs. Pottles Can't Abide a Crowd"1856
Fishey Flies and Fly Fishes (recto); Typeface Designs (verso)
Fishey Flies and Fly Fishes (recto); Typeface Designs (verso)1837–99
Design for "Hooking and Eyeing," a wood engraving published in "Punch" (recto); Sketch of two women and a man (verso)
Design for "Hooking and Eyeing," a wood engraving published in "Punch" (recto); Sketch of two women and a man (verso)1851

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