Grafik
Balm for the wounded
Bildunterschrift: H-r M-j-sty. "Poor little man. Did he have a nasty tumble? Here's something to make him all right again!"
- Alternative title
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Punch (Serientitel)
- Location
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Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg
- Collection
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UB Britische Karikaturen 1
- Inventory number
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H 634-3 Folio
- Related object and literature
- Subject (what)
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Satirische Zeitschrift
Karikatur
Most Noble Order of the Garter
Palmerston, Henry John Temple
Kleinheit
Weinen
Misserfolg
Viktoria, Großbritannien, Königin
Trost
Albert, Großbritannien, Prinzgemahl
Punch, Fiktive Gestalt
- Event
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Herstellung
- (where)
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London
- (when)
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um 1859
- Last update
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05.03.2025, 4:24 PM CET
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Object type
- Grafik
Time of origin
- um 1859
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