Cartoons about Ireland from Punch
The Irish Frankenstein. "The baneful and blood-stained Monster *** yet was it not my Master to the very extent that it was my Creature? *** Had I not breathed into it my own spirit?" *** (Extract from the Works of C.S. P-RN-LL, M.P.)
- Filename
- Ireland-Cartoons-Punch-1882.05.20.235.tif
- Copyright
- © Punch Limited
- Image Size
- 3740x4724 / 16.9MB
- www.punch.photoshelter.com ; www.punch.co.uk
-
cartoons Punch Magazine Big Cuts black and white black & white B&W B/W 1880s 1882 Victorian Era Charles Stewart Parnell Charles Parnell Frankenstein literary characters literary references Mary Shelley Imperialism monsters murders knife knives politics politicians Members of Parliament Home Rule Phoenix Park Murders Irish National Invincibles nationalism Irish Republicanism extremism assassinations William Ewart Gladstone Liberal party Liberals Britain Ireland Fenianism radicalism terrorism bloody blood masked assassins Thomas Henry Burke Chief Secretary for Ireland Lord Frederick Cavendish Lord Frederick Cavendish masks stereotypes weapons terrorists representations depictions demonised demonized dehumanised dehumanized animalised history Great Britain United Kingdom UK British England English Irish Home Rule Irish Nationalism Irish colonialism Victorians nineteenth century 19th century Giclee prints posters gifts hi-res downloads licensing
- Contained in galleries
- Ireland Cartoons
