“A fool to pleasure yet a slave to fame”
Thomas Landseer
1826
Art by Thomas Landseer
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Elephant
Thomas Landseer
1824
Lion & Tiger after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1822
“Ha! Ha! Very good”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“Ha! Ha! very good”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“Faithful to the track”
Thomas Landseer
1826
Senegal Lion & Lionness after Reydinger
Thomas Landseer
1822
“The sight of one of the most despicable of God’s creatures”
Thomas Landseer
1826
Lions
Thomas Landseer
1822
The Dead Doe
Thomas Landseer
1824
“What wanton tricks sly Cupid plays”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“What wanton tricks sly Cupid plays”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“A fool to pleasure yet a slave to fame”
Thomas Landseer
1826
The Giraffe
Thomas Landseer
1828
“It has a strange, quick jar upon the ear”
Thomas Landseer
1826
Illustration for the “Devil’s Walk”
Thomas Landseer
1830
Tiger, after Nature
Thomas Landseer
1822
Little Billy, a Celebrated Bull Dog
Thomas Landseer
1847
“–lay on MacDuff”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“Fools ne’er had less grace in a year”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“The muse saw it upward rise”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“The muse saw it upward rise”
Thomas Landseer
1826
“Great skill have they in Palmistry”
Thomas Landseer
1826
The Dying Bison
Thomas Landseer
1824
Biography
English, 1795-1880
Nationality:
English