James Gillray

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Truths universally acknowledged: satire in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and James Gillray’s Harmony before Matrimony by Cecily Jenkinson	This article investigates Jane Austen’s status as a satirist by comparing and contrasting her best-known novel with a caricature...	satire, Jane Austen, James Gillray	view
Robespierre and French Revolutionary Terror	Powerpoint presentation on Robespierre and Terror in the French Revolution (week 7 of the course)	French Revolution, Robespierre, Terror, Marat, David, Danton, James Gillray	view
Emma, Lady Hamilton: Fêted or fated by Regency public opinion? The perception of class and women seen through two contrasting images by Heather M Adams	Abstract: Emma , Lady Hamilton (1765-1815), was one of the most famous and infamous of women when she arrived back in London from Naples with her...	18th century, Emma Hamilton, James Gillray, Cartoon	view
Performing Harmonics: Representations of Domestic Music-Making in Early Nineteenth-Century England by Alexandra Cross	Domestic music-making was commonly portrayed as the essential female accomplishment of genteel Regency society, especially for those with...	Long 19th century, Jane Austen, James Gillray	view
	Infamous and striking print by English artist, James Gillray. It portrays the September Massacres, 1792, which heralded the beginning of the...	French Revolution, Terror, James Gillray, September Massacres, 1792	view
	This Gillray print is one of many which satirised the King in the 1790s, on this occasion rather mockingly referrring to his widely imagined...	eighteenth century history, king george III, James Gillray, caricature, Georgian Britain	view
	In this remarkable cartoon, published weeks before the collapse of constitutional monarchy in France, King George III is shown examining a...	1792, Terror, French Revolution, king george III, James Gillray	view
FROM SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S COLLECTION	This link takes you to an image of Gillray's caricature 'From Sir William Hamilton's Collection', along with links to other Hamilton-related...	vases, Sir William Hamilton, Nelson, Emma Hamilton, James Gillray, caricature	view
James Gillray Collection	French National Library collection with over 40 images of Gillray caricatures related to the French Revolution.	James Gillray, French Revolution, Georgian Britain, September Massacres, 1792	view
EMMA HAMILTON IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON	This link takes you to images of works depicting Emma Hamilton in the National Portrait Gallery, London.	Emma Hamilton, Sir William Hamilton, James Gillray, George Romney, Joshua Reynolds	view

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