19th Century Chromolithograph, Vanity Fair Caricature John Jackson, the Bishop of London

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“Vanity Fair," published weekly from 1869 to 1914. The highlight of each week was a caricature of a well-known personage. … Read more “Vanity Fair," published weekly from 1869 to 1914. The highlight of each week was a caricature of a well-known personage. These caricatures were reproduced by the relatively new process of chromolithography. This is an original 1870 Vanity Fair chromolithograph, not a reproduction.

Statesmen No. 69 John Jackson, The Bishop of London. One who has grieved more than others over “The Sinfulness of Little Sins.” Original full page satirical caption included. Please see photographs.

Custom framed with an acid-free mat board and glare-free museum glass to enhance viewing and prevent damage from UV light. 15.25” x 21” solid wood frame with distressed black finish. The page is approximately 9.25 x 14.25 unframed.

John Jackson (22 February 1811 – 5 January 1885) was a British divine and a Church of England bishop for 32 years. See less