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The Magic Meal (for "The Hat Full of Soldiers," The Strand Magazine, January 1916, pp. 104-105)
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1915
Aukland, New Zealand, Illustration for "A Song of the English"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1909
1812 or Regency à la Mode
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1812
Opera Reminiscences, Plate 2: Hat Boxes
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
July 14, 1829
Illustration for "Hanky Panky," Topsy-Turvy Tales
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
Since I Saw You Last There is a Change!!! If fashions various laws you would obey–The Petticoat abridge: the Ankle full display
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
July 1828
A Snug Birth in a Shower
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1828
Illustration for "The Six Dead Secrets" from "Topsy-Turvy Tales"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"The End," tailpiece for "Topsy-Turvy Tales"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
The Fashion Behind but not Behind the Fashion: 1829–T'is Thus to Follow the Mode
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
May 1829
"And in it She Floated Home Safely" (for "Skinnemelink" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Hitherto I Have Performed it Myself" (for "Six Dead Secrets" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Who Got it from the Fruit-woman" (for "Perriwinkie, The Puddock" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"They Heard Six Voices Calling Them Back" (for "Two Wee Pogeys" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Some Busybody Will Come Along" (for "The Kelpie of Snooziepool" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"And It Glared at the Dear Old Woman" (for "Hanky Panky" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Over Farms and Fields and Rivers and Ponds" (for "Cosy Hokie" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"The Night's Plutonian Shore" (for "The Raven," The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe)
William Heath Robinson
1900
"He looked a fine figure of a frog" (for "Peeriwinki the Puddock" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"He Made for the Door" (for "The Chocolate Ghost" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
On Hampstead Heath
James Hamilton
1856
Monstrosity of 1829
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1829
The Toilet of a Modern Belle: Inflating a Lady
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
July 1829
We Have the Exhibition to Examine
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1827–29
[Carte-de-Visite Album of Prominent Personages]
Mayer & Pierson
1860s–70s
Opera Reminiscences, Plate 1st: Desdemona and Otello
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
July 15, 1829
Waist and Extravagance
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
March 28, 1829
A Desert [sic]–Imitation of Modern Fashion
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
ca. 1828
Morning Noon and Night
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1829
The Bustle!!!
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
ca. 1828
Morning Noon and Night
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
ca. 1829
The Great Boa Tippet–"Still ye have predilection for the serpent"
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
November 29, 1829
Hope Told a Flattering Tale
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
ca. 1828
Much Ado About Nothing
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1828
The Beau Monde: Our modern ladies heads are fill'd with Bows
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
July 6, 1829
Modern Oddities, by P. Pry Esq., Plate 1st
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
June 30, 1829
A Review of the New Grand Army
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1815
Quadrille–Evening Fashions– Dedicated to the Heads of the Nation: La Poule
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1827
The Landlady at Your service Sir. – You will find your Bed well Air'd as I slept in it my Self last night: Sketches of Character, no. 5
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
ca. 1829
The March of Morality
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1827–29