Artist
John Leech (1817–1864)
41 works by John Leech (British, 1817–1864) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Lilthorpe's Gallant Attack on Street, NuisancesJohn Leech, 1830–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Great Holiday in Mr. Punch's ParkJohn Leech, 1840/49Art Institute of Chicago 
The Bells of Saint StephensJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Our ButcherJohn Leech, c. 1840Art Institute of Chicago 
Oh! The Merry, Merry Month of May!!!John Leech, 1850/59Art Institute of Chicago 
Conducter, 'Now Marm! Wait-Chapel or Mile Hend-only aJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Fishey Flies and Fly Fishes (recto); Typeface Designs (verso)John Leech, 1837–99The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"The Riverside, Favourable Wind and the Trout Rising as Fast as Possible"John Leech, 1830–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mr. Briggs Goes Out with the Brighton HarriersJohn Leech, 1850/59Art Institute of Chicago 
Overtaken by the Tide-MargateJohn Leech, 1840/50Art Institute of Chicago 
Of All Foolish Things...John Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Episodes of White Chapel LifeJohn Leech, c. 1850Art Institute of Chicago 
Boy (loq.) O don't I pity them poor Nobs in Carriages this hot weatherJohn Leech, 1830–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Agricultural Distress DodgeJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Pleasant Prospect: A Day with the StagJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Pride Humbled or Jenkins is Compelled to Clean MastersJohn Leech, 1840/50Art Institute of Chicago 
A Sketch from the Stand at ScarboroJohn Leech, 1850/60Art Institute of Chicago 
Church and StateJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
An Economical Mode of Putting Troops into White TrousersJohn Leech, 1840/50Art Institute of Chicago 
Comic SketchJohn Leech, 1837–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Juvenile: I say Charley, that's a jeuced fine girlJohn Leech, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
London at the Sea SideJohn Leech, 1830–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Pike is a voracious fish and bites readily in the Winter months–Old Gentleman is VERY fond of fishingJohn Leech, 1830–64The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Episodes from White Chapel LifeJohn Leech, c. 1850Art Institute of Chicago