Vanity Fair "An Irish Baronet" 1872 Lithograph in Hand-Painted Frame

Part of the "men of the day" series, this artwork features a figure typical of Vanity Fair's iconic style that blends caricature with portraiture to offer insightful commentary on societal figures of the era.

Framed in a custom, hand-painted striped A3 frame in soft green chalk paint. 

Vanity Fair lithographs, widely recognised for their distinctive style and satirical approach, originate from the British weekly magazine Vanity Fair that was published from 1868 to 1914. The magazine became famous for its vivid, chromolithographed caricatures of notable figures of the day.