Victorian Judge in Robes, Vanity Fair Judges Series No. 4, 1870
$435
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Original print, not a reproduction.
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- Date
- 1870
- Sheet size
- 14 × 8.7 in (35.5 × 22.1 cm)
- Condition
- Good. Condition with soft age toning.
- Wardrobe
- Menswear
- Era
- 1870 to 1900, Bustle
- Stock no.
- f_48007342
Victorian Judge in Robes, Vanity Fair Judges Series No. 4, 1870
Description: Published April 2, 1870, this striking Vanity Fair portrait belongs to the Judges series. The figure is shown in ceremonial judicial dress, with rich red robes and formal stance emphasizing authority and tradition within the British legal system.
Judicial portraits are particularly popular among collectors, legal professionals, and institutions, and this example stands out for its vivid color and symmetry.
Condition:
Good condition with light age toning.
Framing tips:
A deep ivory mat with a dark mahogany or gilt-accented black frame complements the red robes beautifully.
Technique: Chromolithograph
Maker: Vanity Fair (after Ape), London, 1870
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