Artist
Charles Williams (1797–1830)
32 works by Charles Williams (English, 1797–1830) from the Art Institute of Chicago. Wikidata
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John Bull's First Visit to his Old Friend the New SecretaryCharles Williams, published March 3, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
Carlo the Great, Running Away with the East IndesCharles Williams, published June 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
Quid est?- Why Brighton dandies.!!!Charles Williams, published January 1819Art Institute of Chicago 
Fishing for FlatsCharles Williams, published July 25, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
A Scene in the New Farce Called The RivalsCharles Williams, 1819Art Institute of Chicago 
Doctors Differ, etc.Charles Williams, 1813Art Institute of Chicago 
An AccouchmentCharles Williams, published March 30, 1812Art Institute of Chicago 
Match Against Time, or Wood beats Blood and BoneCharles Williams, published April 17, 1819Art Institute of Chicago 
Plebean SpiritCharles Williams, published July 25, 1814Art Institute of Chicago 
The Honors of the SittingCharles Williams, published January 30, 1805Art Institute of Chicago ![New Reading, or Shakspeare [sic] Improved. Humbly Dedicated to the Keen Critic of Drury Lane, by a Poor Author, Charles Williams, 1819](https://www.artic.edu/iiif/2/5afde694-c634-a57f-48f7-fdff11951c0e/full/!400,400/0/default.jpg)
New Reading, or Shakspeare [sic] Improved. Humbly Dedicated to the Keen Critic of Drury Lane, by a Poor AuthorCharles Williams, 1819Art Institute of Chicago 
Skaiting Dandies, shewing offCharles Williams, c. 1818Art Institute of Chicago 
The HoneymoonCharles Williams, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
Jack Junk's Opinion of French LanguageCharles Williams, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
The Haberdasher DandyCharles Williams, 1817–20Art Institute of Chicago 
The Funeral of the PartyCharles Williams, published October 30, 1798Art Institute of Chicago 
The Brazen Image Erected on a Pedestal Wrought by HimselfCharles Williams, published May 29, 1802Art Institute of Chicago 
Billy in the Salt BoxCharles Williams, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
The Parson's Hobby, or Comfort for a Welch CurateCharles Williams, 1819Art Institute of Chicago 
Leap YearCharles Williams, published March 1816Art Institute of Chicago 
A Tète à Tète Conversation on Recent EventsCharles Williams, published April 19, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
The Family PartyCharles Williams, published February 20, 1801Art Institute of Chicago 
Hungry Rats in an Empty BarnCharles Williams, published March 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
Scandal Refuted or Billingsgate VirtueCharles Williams, 1818Art Institute of Chicago