L. J. Binns caricatures 1901-1915

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L. J. Binns caricatures 1901-1915

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The caricatures are predominately of British personalities, mainly from the world of theater including actors, actresses, playwrights, theater managers and musicians. Also includes a few Americans who were working in the London theater scene, some reform-minded British politicians and two prominent caricaturists of the period. The drawings, some pen and ink, some watercolor, are all signed by Binns; many are autographed by the subject as well.

The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.

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Binns, L. J.

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L. J. Binns was a caricaturist working after the turn of the century in England. He drew caricatures of British personalities, mainly from the worlds of theater and politics. Binns had associations with two predominant caricaturists of this period, Sir Francis Carruthers Gould and Harry Furniss. From the guide to the L. J. Binns caricatures, 1901-1915, (The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.) Binns was an English caricaturist. From the descript...