Caricature of Silvanus Phillips Thompson (1851-1916) and Frederick Guthrie (1833-1886) Finish:20-pack Paul and Steve Jones

Paul and Steve Jones

Re-opening of St Paul's Cathedral

Interior view of the library at Lambeth Palace

A satire relating to the general election of 1806

showing the interior of a lodging house with the police arresting the drunkard's son for robbery under the influence of alcohol

Caricature of Silvanus Phillips Thompson (1851-1916) and Frederick Guthrie (1833-1886) Finish:20-pack Paul and Steve JonesSketch contrasting a self portrait by S P Thompson relaxing on a beach at Douglas, Isle of Man and Frederick Guthrie, lecturing to students. Thompson is seated on an extravagant rocking chair, smoking and smelling a flower, with a discarded book [Ouida presumably a reference to Under Two Flags (1867)]. Guthrie is shown at a lecture theatre bench, before a Bunsen burner and other equipment, with his nose to a grindstone. Drawing is inscribed: 'Look on