Artist
James Gillray (1757–1815)
249 works by James Gillray (British, 1757–1815) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Wierd-Sisters; Ministers of Darkness; Minions of the MoonJames Gillray, 1791National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Very Slippy WeatherJames Gillray, published 1808National Gallery of Art, Washington 
French Liberty and British SlaveryJames Gillray, 1792National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sin, Death, and the Devil, vide MiltonJames Gillray, 1792National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Modern GraceJames Gillray, 1796National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Titianus RedivivusJames Gillray, 1797National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Wierd Sisters; Minister's of Darkness; Minions of the MoonJames Gillray, 1791Art Institute of Chicago 
The State Waggoner and John Bull.–or–the Waggon too Much for the Donkeys!James Gillray|Hannah Humphrey, March 14, 1804The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Midas, Transmuting All into PaperJames Gillray, 1797National Gallery of Art, Washington 
A PortraitJames Gillray, published March 17, 1809Art Institute of Chicago 
Doctor Sangrado Curing John Bull of Repletion-With the Kind of Offices of Young Clysterpipe & Little BoneyJames Gillray, published May 2, 1803Art Institute of Chicago 
A Great Stream from a Pretty FountainJames Gillray, published May 9, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
The Elements of Skating: Attitude is EverythingJames Gillray, published November 24, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
A SquallJames Gillray, published May 16, 1810Art Institute of Chicago 
A New Way to Pay the National-DebtJames Gillray, 1786National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Elements of Skating: The Consequence of Going Before the WindJames Gillray, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
Blindman's Buff or Too Many for John BullJames Gillray, published June 12, 1795Art Institute of Chicago 
Morning Promenade Upon the Cliff, BrightonJames Gillray, published January 24, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
Triumphal Procession of Little-Paul-The Taylor Upon his New GooseJames Gillray, published November 8, 1806Art Institute of Chicago 
John Bull and His Dog FaithfulJames Gillray, published April 20, 1796Art Institute of Chicago 
The Cow-Pock- or- The Wonderful Effects of the New Innoculation!James Gillray, June 12, 1802Art Institute of Chicago 
Playing in PartsJames Gillray, published May 15, 1801Art Institute of Chicago 
One of the Advantages of a Low CarriageJames Gillray, published June 1, 1801Art Institute of Chicago 
German LuxuryJames Gillray, published January 22, 1800Art Institute of Chicago