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Mr. Grimaldi as "Joey" the Clown, Piercy Roberts British, Etching, hand-colored
Mr. Grimaldi as "Joey" the Clown
Possibly Piercy Roberts
Publisher Hodgson & Co.
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
July 13, 1822
Grimaldi's Tandem in the Comic Pantomime of the Golden Fish
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
Publisher Thomas Palser
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
February 11, 1812
Thomas Leatherbreeches the Somersetshire–Grimaldi Receiving an Answer to His Letter
Multiple artists/makers
March 1829
All the world's in Paris! Sung with great applause by Mr Grimaldi, in the popular Pantomime "Harlequin Whittington"
George Cruikshank
Publisher Laurie & Whittle
Sitter Joseph Grimaldi
1815
All the world's in Paris! Sung with great applause by Mr Grimaldi, in the popular Pantomime "Harlequin Whittington"
George Cruikshank
Publisher Laurie & Whittle
Sitter Joseph Grimaldi
1815
The Favourite Comic Dance, by Messrs. Bologna Junior and Grimaldi, in the Popular Pantomime of Mother Goose
Multiple artists/makers
March 15, 1807
Grimaldi's, Bang Up–In the Popular Pantomime of Harlequin & Padmanaba
Anonymous, British, 19th century
Publisher William West
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
January 23, 1812
Grimaldi and the Turkish Ambassador
Attributed to George Cruikshank
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1838 (?)
Comical Joe & the Love Sick Oyster
William Elmes
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
January 1814
Grim Joey Dashing Little Boney into the Jaws of a Russian Bear
George Cruikshank
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Grim Joey Dashing Little Boney into the Jaws of a Russian Bear
George Cruikshank
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Grim Joey Dashing Little Boney into the Jaws of a Russian Bear
George Cruikshank
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Wither my Love, ah! whither art thou gone! The Spirit overcoming the Flesh, or the Downfall of my Deary
George Cruikshank
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1811–25
Wither my Love, ah! whither art thou gone! The Spirit overcoming the Flesh, or the Downfall of my Deary
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Wither my Love, ah! whither art thou gone! The Spirit overcoming the Flesh, or the Downfall of my Deary
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Laughable Clown and His Pretty Deary
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Laughable Clown and His Pretty Deary
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Laughable Clown and His Pretty Deary
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Dash-away Clown in Harlequin and the Red Dwarf
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Dash-away Clown in Harlequin and the Red Dwarf
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Dash-away Clown in Harlequin and the Red Dwarf
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813
Fairburn (Sn-rs.) Laughable Song Book for 1813, Embellished with the Dash-away Clown in Harlequin and the Red Dwarf
George Cruikshank
Publisher John Fairburn
Subject Joseph Grimaldi
1813