Portrait of John Cleland (1835-1925) Finish:Stretched Punch was particularly opposed to

Punch was particularly opposed to the practice of Confession

The woman on the left is wearing an evening dress as it is off the shoulder

Shown in profile with its forelimbs resting on an ear of maize as an indicator of scale

the old man leans on the table next to a large mug

are playing skittles or nine-pins

Portrait of John Cleland (1835-1925) Finish:Stretched Punch was particularly opposed toLeft profile portrait of John Cleland. Printed below the image: 'MAULL & FOX, 187A PICCADILLY, LONDON.' The reverse has various inscriptions including a series of printed coats of arms and 'MAULL & FOX PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY Portrait and Miniature Painters, 187A, PICCADILLY LONDON. Marion Imp. Paris.' Below, the negative number: '1910216'. John Cleland was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1872. Original: albumen print, carte de