Gould, Sir Francis Carruthers (1844 - 1925)
Gould was a self-taught caricaturist who joined the Pall Mall Gazette in 1887, becoming the first-ever staff political cartoonist on a daily newspaper. In 1894 Gould founded his own monthly journal, Picture Politics, which ran for 20 years. Politically he was a dedicated Liberal, described by Lord Rosebery as ‘one of the most remarkable assets of the Liberal Party’. He was knighted after the Liberal victory in 1906. Gould’s caricatures were never too savage, he claimed ‘I etch with vinegar, not vitriol’. During the First World War, he designed a series of Toby Jug caricatures, ‘Prominent Personages of the Great War’, including Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd George, Haig and Foch.
Cartoons for sale:
- HORRIBLE EXAMPLES!
28th Sept. 1900 - £395
- 22cm x 19cm
- Westminster Gazette
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- NO REGARD FOR THEIR REPUTATION
11th May 1908 - £475
- 31cm x 21cm
- Westminster Gazette
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- Halsbury, Hardinge Stanley Giffard, 1st Earl of (1823–1921), 1900
- £385
- 15cm x 21cm
- Book Illustration
- A CASH SETTLEMENT The difficulties in the Near East arising out of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the declaration of independence by Bulgaria seem likely to be settled by the payment of indemnities to Turkey.
16th Jan. 1909 - £435
- 26cm x 21cm
- Westminster Gazette
- American Manufacturer (on his way to claim protection for his industry): "Infant a bit old? Why certainly! Guess he's my father's old infant!"
17th Nov. 1908 - £425
- 24cm x 21cm
- Westminster Gazette
- CAPTAIN AND FIRST MATE Mr C: "Come lets hitch on and I'll keep the tail up." (Mr Walter Long in a recent speech, Said that Mr Balfour was the Captain of the Unionist Party and Mr Chamberlain his first officer.
30th Dec. 1905 - £445
- 28cm x 20cm
- Westminster Gazette
- A PRICKLY PROSPECT Lord Lansdowne & Londonberry: "It will have to come over our way later on - "Will it be safe to sit upon it?"
26th April 1909 - £445
- 24cm x 18cm
- Westminster Gazette
- ALICE AT LAMBETH The Duchess, the Baby and the Cook (With apoligies to Sir John Tenniel), 1902
- £395
- 17cm x 14cm
- Westminster Gazette









