Timothy Clayton

The story of Britain’s greatest caricaturist, whose satires poked fun at political life throughout the Age of Revolutions Described by one contemporary as the "Prince of Caricatura," James Gillray (1757–1815) was the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century’s most famous and prolific graphic satirist. This definitive biographical study explores Gillray’s work through his friends, collaborations, and connections, and places it...