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Title:
The Roll of Fame 1800-1900
Object name(s):
print; chromolithograph; portrait; cartoon; print; chromolithograph; portrait; cartoon
Brief description:
Print; lithograph; Punch cartoon. "The Roll of Fame 1800-1900", Linley Sambourne, published London Punch 1899, with separate key. Signed and dated 1899. Print, lithographic reproduction 44x57cm, key plan 27.5x44cm. Illustration of the figure of Punch, atop volumes of the periodical and a pile of artefacts symbolising achievements of the century - ocean cables, rontgen rays, post, etc - addressing some 110 famous men (and 5 women); nos.102 to 118 prominent in the sciences and engineering including Huxley, Owen, Herschel, Faraday, and Brunel
Collection:
Science Museum Group
Associated concept:
print
Associated concept:
lithograph
Associated person:
Thomas Henry Huxley
Person's association:
depicted
Associated person:
Richard Owen
Person's association:
depicted
Associated person:
John Frederick William Herschel
Person's association:
depicted
Associated person:
Michael Faraday
Person's association:
depicted
Associated person:
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Person's association:
depicted
Associated person:
Punch
Person's association:
depicted
Credit line:
Science Museum Library
Object name:
print; chromolithograph; portrait; cartoon; print; chromolithograph; portrait; cartoon
Object production date:
Date - earliest / single:
1899
Date - latest:
1899
Object production date:
Date - association:
made
Date - earliest / single:
1899
Date - latest:
1899
Object production person:
Sambourne, Edward Linley; Punch
Object production place:
England, United Kingdom
Other number:
1987-735
Other number type:
accession number
Responsible department/section:
SCM - Art

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/f9223d24-d787-3741-b103-243eaa98718d

Use licence for this record: CC BY

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/f9223d24-d787-3741-b103-243eaa98718d, Science Museum Group, CC BY

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