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Bystanders watch as John Gilpin is chased across the countryside, 1878, (c1918). CreatorBystanders watch as John Gilpin is chased across the countryside, 1878, (c1918). Riders set off in pursuit of Gilpin, wrongly assuming that as he is being chased by the postboy
John Gilpins friend, 1878, (c1918). Creator: Randolph CaldecottJohn Gilpins friend, 1878, (c1918). The friend, who lent him the horse, rushes out to see why Gilpin has arrived bare-headed
Bystanders watch as John Gilpin gallops past, 1878, (c1918). Creator: Randolph CaldecottBystanders watch as John Gilpin gallops past, 1878, (c1918). John Gilpin was the subject of a comic ballad of 1782 by William Cowper entitled " The Diverting History of John Gilpin"
John Gilpin sets out on his journey to Edmonton, 1878, (c1918). Creator: Randolph CaldecottJohn Gilpin sets out on his journey to Edmonton, 1878, (c1918). John Gilpin was the subject of a comic ballad of 1782 by William Cowper entitled " The Diverting History of John Gilpin"
John Gilpin sees his family off in a chaise-and-pair, 1878, (c1918). Creator: Randolph CaldecottJohn Gilpin sees his family off in a chaise-and-pair, 1878, (c1918). Mrs Gilpin, her sister and their children set off for Edmonton
John Gilpin and his wife, 1878, (c1918). Creator: Randolph CaldecottJohn Gilpin and his wife, 1878, (c1918). Mrs Gilpin suggsts a holiday to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversay. John Gilpin was the subject of a comic ballad of 1782 by William Cowper entitled
The Screen in the Lumber Room, 1886. Artist: Randolph CaldecottThe Screen in the Lumber Room, 1886. Poem written by Austin Dobson about an old-fashioned screen, decorated with hoarded scraps and snippets. From The Magazine of Art
The Strange Adventures of a Dog-Cart, 1888, (1946). Artist: Randolph CaldecottThe Strange Adventures of a Dog-Cart, 1888, (1946). Originally printed in Last Graphic Pictures. From English Printed Books, by Francis Meynell. [Collins, London, 1946]
John Gilpin riding to Edmonton, 1878. Artist: Randolph CaldecottJohn Gilpin riding to Edmonton, 1878. John Gilpin was the subject of an 18th century ballad by William Cowper. It describes how, on a journey to Edmonton
Farmer sowing seed broadcast, 1881. Artist: Randolph CaldecottFarmer sowing seed broadcast, 1881. The horses in the background are pulling a harrow to draw earth over the seed
Scene from The Babes in the Wood, 1878. Artist: Randolph CaldecottScene from The Babes in the Wood, 1878. No burial these prettye babes/Of any man receives./Till Robin-redbreast painfully/Did cover them with leaves
Scene from The Babes (Children) in the Wood, 1878. Artist: Randolph CaldecottScene from The Babes (Children) in the Wood, 1878. These prettye babes, with hand in hand, /Went wandering up and downe. The Babes uncle has paid two ruffians to murder them
