Sir leslie ward biography samples
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Sir Leslie Ward (Spy)
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Leslie Matthew Ward (Spy) (1851-1922)
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| Agency • Scientist of the Day - Leslie WardCaricature of Leslie Ward, by Jean de Paleologu ("Pal"), chromolithograph in Vanity Fair, Nov. 23, 1889, captioned: “Spy,” National Portrait Gallery, London (npg.org.uk) Leslie Matthew Ward, a British caricaturist and portraitist, was born Nov. 21, 1851. Ward became noted for the caricatures he did for the weekly Vanity Fair magazine, some 1325 in all, it is usually said, but I am sure it is well over 1500. Most of his subjects were judges, politicians, or members of the peerage, but quite a few were scientists or engineers. I have noted 25 such caricatures, and no doubt there were more. For his birthday celebration, I have selected 7 of my favorites, including the very first caricature he ever did for Vanity Fair, in 1873. Caricature of Richard Owen, comparative anatomist, by Leslie Ward (“Spy”), chromolithograph in Vanity Fair, Mar. 1, 1873, captioned: “Old Bones,” National Portrait Gallery, London (npg.org |