A VICTORIAN JOKE

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Excellent artwork Lew, I do agree that joke do the rounds but vary slightly with time.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Thu 10 Nov 07:56:09

Great stuff

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Thu 10 Nov 08:03:24

Brilliant Lewis!

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Thu 10 Nov 08:23:13

Great!

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 10 Nov 08:31:49

Great beak on the legal eagle.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Thu 10 Nov 08:47:36

I thought it was Red Riding hood at first . Just so enjoy your drawings.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Thu 10 Nov 09:33:25

Brilliant Lewis.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Thu 10 Nov 09:45:05

Nice to know the Victorians had a sense of humour, great drawing Lewis

Posted by Russell Edwards on Thu 10 Nov 10:19:52

The joke may be old but it still made me chuckle!

Posted by Mark Annison on Thu 10 Nov 15:33:32

Like it !

Posted by Hilary Forbes on Thu 10 Nov 16:24:23

Ha ha . Love his nose!

Posted by Val Kenyon on Thu 10 Nov 17:11:32

Thanks very much to everybody for your comments. Very much appreciated.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Thu 10 Nov 17:14:54

Ha ha - thanks for the laugh, Lewis!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Thu 10 Nov 17:43:57

Ha ha! - thanks for the laugh, Lewis!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Thu 10 Nov 17:47:53

Great work Lewis and a real chuckle.

Posted by Denise Cat on Thu 10 Nov 21:17:55

Nice one Lewis!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Thu 10 Nov 21:47:19

Great drawings Lewis 🙂🙈

Posted by Faye Patrick on Fri 11 Nov 09:19:25

Hang on Studio Wall

10/11/2022

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Whilst looking up some info on the Victorian era, I came across some Victorian Jokes. Here's one, I've heard the same joke updated and slightly altered many times...which confirms my view that there are no NEW jokes, just different versions of old ones. Watercolour and pen, A4 tan sketchbook.

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Lewis Cooper

Self taught. Love drawing. Like to make pictures up, without using reference pics, often in cartoon style. I do other pictures where I do use reference. I'm knocking on a bit, born in 1940 in Greenwich, London. Retired, and loving it.

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