“A fool to pleasure yet a slave to fame”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
Art by Thomas Landseer
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Elephant
Thomas Landseer
c. 1830
Lion and Tiger
Thomas Landseer
1823
“Ha! Ha! Very good”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“Ha! Ha! very good”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“Faithful to the track”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
Senegal Lion and Lioness
Thomas Landseer
1823
“The sight of one of the most despicable of God’s creatures”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
Lions
Thomas Landseer
1823
The Dead Doe
Thomas Landseer
c. 1830
“What wanton tricks sly Cupid plays”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“What wanton tricks sly Cupid plays”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“A fool to pleasure yet a slave to fame”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
The Giraffe
Thomas Landseer
1829
“It has a strange, quick jar upon the ear”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
Illustration for the “Devil’s Walk”
Thomas Landseer
1831
Tiger, after Nature
Thomas Landseer
1823
Little Billy, a Celebrated Bull Dog
Thomas Landseer
c. 1853
“–lay on MacDuff”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“Fools ne’er had less grace in a year”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“The muse saw it upward rise”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“The muse saw it upward rise”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
“Great skill have they in Palmistry”
Thomas Landseer
1827-1828
The Dying Bison
Thomas Landseer
c. 1830
Biography
English, 1795-1880
Nationality:
English