Mischief Collection (page 19)

A Sly Dig by William Heath Robinson
Humorous illustration showing the unfortunate sequence of events due to the energetic trench digging by a little boy on a beach, or, as the captions reads

Easter Customs - Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic there are many customs tied up with the Easter weekend. One such custom is illustrated on this postcard

Kitten Basket
A basket of mischief! Four kittens in a basket. Date: 1950s

Game of runaway knock
A runaway knock: two mischievous boys knock on the door of a well-to-do house and run away, bringing the head of the household (or possibly a butler or footman) and various dogs to the front steps

Private No Entry
A mischievous boy ignores a sign on a gate stating, Private - No Entry and squeezes through. c.1945

Anarchy by H. M. Bateman
Anarchy, as imagined by a peaceful British humorist (H. M. Bateman) showing two mischievous rather than menacing anarchists with a large comedy style bomb which appears to dwarf them. Date: 1909

Briggs at the Festival by Graham
Cartoon by Graham featuring his butler character Briggs (created for The Tatler) being pursued by some mischievous children who seem to have somehow got hold of the tall

Shakespeare: Puck / 1908
Puck/Robin Goodfellow: Shakespeares master of rustic mischief; the amoral spirit who delights in playing pranks... Date: 1908

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Theatre, The Man with a Load of Mischief 1925, Nerman
Fay Compton and Leon Quartermaine, in The Man with a Load of Mischief by Ashley Duke, and one of the hits of the season playing at the Haymarket, London

The Weeks Woggles - Big Game Hunting
Woggles, the Sealyham Terrier owned by animal artist, Cecil Aldin pictured here stalking an innocent looking soft toy

His Artistic Temperament by Muriel Dawson
A little boy in yellow shorts tests out his creativity on a pail of paint that has been rather carelessly left on the floor

You Simply Must Save Water by George Studdy
Instead of drinking from his dog bowl, a naughty puppy instead chooses to climb up at a table and help himself to water from a jug

Green Old Age at the Vaudeville Theatre, 1874
Engraving of a scene from the play Green Old Age, as performed at the Vaudeville Theatre, London, 1874. As can be seen, a couple of old sailors are causing mischief for their companions

Stern Reproof
Humorous illustration by Lawson Wood (1878-1957) showing Gran pop the orang utan working as a delivery driver and dispatching a group of naughty fruit thieves

Not Quite a Lady
Comic illustration by Lawson Wood showing Gran pop the orang utan reprimanding a cheeky young monkey who is making a face from the safety of her swing

DOLLs HAIR CUT C1880
A little boy cuts his sisters dolls hair for her, probably without her agreement

Dream of Flight 1922
A boy dreams of great fun and mischief to be had if only he had wings like his pet parrot!

Inventions Cartoon 2 / 2
Illustration 2/2 A comical cartoon showing what look like elves or pixies getting into mischief with various inventions

Twin puppies in geranium bed
Twin puppies, Snip and Snap, bury a bone under the geranium bed and generally make a mess

Twin puppies having a tug of war
Twin puppies, Snip and Snap, have a tug of war game with a once clean shirt which they have pulled down from the washing line

Twin puppies rolling on clean washing
Twin puppies, Snip and Snap, roll around on the nice clean washing so thoughtfully provided for them

Young boys in the slums of Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India, Asia

Police / Standard Uniform
Two London policeman stand chatting in their standard uniform, while their colleagues ticks off a small boy with a wooden hoop, who has been making mischief

Comm. Dell arte Scapino

Tom Brown Performing
Tom performing the old west country song of The Leather Bottle, with considerable applause

Inventions Cartoon 1 / 2
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing what look like elves or pixies getting into mischief with various inventions

Winter Cartoon (Back)
Illustration 2/2 A comical cartoon showing what look like elves or pixies getting into mischief in the snow and ice

Winter Cartoon (Front)
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing what look like elves or pixies getting into mischief in the snow and ice

Motoring Cartoon (Back)
Illustration 2/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various motor vehicles

Motoring Cartoon (Front)
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various motor vehicles

Flight Cartoon (Back)
Illustration 2/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various aircraft

Flight Cartoon (Front)
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various aircraft

Hunting Alphabet - K
K stands for Keeper who may be suspected of all kinds of mischief, some quite unexpected

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"Mischief: A Playful Symphony of Snowy Noses, Laughing Cavaliers, and Guilty Snowballs" Amidst a winter wonderland, a mischievous Goldendoodle with snow on its nose brings joy to all who encounter it. Just like Georgie Porgie from the nursery rhyme, mischief seems to follow this playful pup wherever it goes. Frans Hals' famous painting "The Laughing Cavalier" captures the spirit in every mischievous grin. Lawson Wood's whimsical artwork "Fat Geese. " depicts a scene where mischief is bound to ensue. The Pears Annual's illustration "The Snowball - Guilty or Not Guilty" leaves us wondering who is behind this snowy prank. In George Ranstead's delightful painting "Fancy Meeting You, " two unexpected friends embark on an adventure full and laughter. The historic Americas Cup race of 1881 showcased the daring yacht named Mischief challenging Atalanta for victory in an exhilarating display of nautical mischief. Even Bengal Tiger cubs can't resist their mischievous nature as they playfully pounce on their mother in pure delight. Lion cubs frolicking in Kenya's Masai-Mara Game Reserve remind us that even vulnerable species find time for innocent mischief and joyful playfulness. George Ernest Studdy's iconic cartoon character Got Im embodies the essence of cheeky antics and lovable troublemaking spirits. Josslyn and Idina Hay at Slains farm in Kenya create unforgettable memories filled with endless adventures and spirited mischief. The Minnie the Minx statue proudly stands tall in Dundee, Scotland, representing a rebellious spirit that embraces fun-filled pranks and playful shenanigans. In this captivating symphony of images spanning various forms of artistry and moments in time, mischief takes center stage.