Classic Cartoons: Martin Plimmer on George Cruikshank

The Independent - London | February 20, 1999| | Copyright

EVERY PHOTOGRAPH of caricaturist George Cruikshank catches him on a bad-hair day. He managed to be bald and hairy simultaneously and looked like something he had drawn. Cruikshank didn't care for beautiful things, or at any rate couldn't see them. He drew with the rude, exaggerated gusto of the 18th century, a style now mirrored in the work of Scarfe and Steadman.

Cruikshank was more affectionate though, and his humour was rooted in common experiences, like ...

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