Henry Heath
(1801-1858), CaricaturistArtist associated with 29 portraits
Diogenese in Search of an Honest Ministry
by Henry Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published 30 April 1827
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The Game Cock and the Dunghills
by Henry Heath, published by John Fairburn
hand-coloured etching, published 22 April 1827
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by Henry Heath, published by John Fairburn
hand-coloured etching, published 29 April 1827
NPG D46032
'A Complete Turn-Out among the Cabinet-Makers'
probably by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published April 1827
NPG D48686
Anticipation or A Peep behind the Screen
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 23 April 1827
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'To Be, or not To Be, that is the Question.'
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 8 May 1827
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Cabinet Ins and Outs. No. 4. The Rising Sun or Faction Defeated.
by Henry Heath, published by John Fairburn
hand-coloured etching, published 10 May 1827
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'The Head Watchman of the Treasury'
by Henry Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published 15 May 1827
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by Henry Heath
etching, published 28 June 1827
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by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 12 February 1828
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by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 1 February 1828
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A Long Pull, A Stong [Strong] Pull and a Pull Altogether!!!
probably by Henry Heath, after Gabriel Shire Tregear
hand-coloured etching, published April 1829
NPG D48757
by Henry Heath, published by Gabriel Shire Tregear
hand-coloured etching, published circa May 1829
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by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean, after Henry Heath
hand-coloured etching, published 22 June 1829
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by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean, after Henry Heath
hand-coloured etching, published 29 June 1829
NPG D48878
A Voice from Paris - or broad hints to Deaf & Blind Rulers!!!
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 1830
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Long Expected Come at Last. Or the only Besom of Reform
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 1830
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Captain Cla-nce [Clarence] taking Command of the Ship British Constitution
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published circa July 1830
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Nosey on his knees, or the Red Striking to the Blue
by Henry Heath, published by S. Gans
hand-coloured etching, published circa July 1830
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When two ride upon one horse one must ride behind
by Henry Heath, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published circa July 1830
NPG D48822
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Shaun G.
29 October 2018, 19:10
I have a book of Henry Heath's from 1840 titled Omnium Gatherum. It is of A3 size , because it is 178 years old, worn in places , his observations are still cruelly accurate and very amusing , alas all the drawings are only in black and white but still amazing to look at.
Sue Swinchatt
22 January 2016, 09:38
I believe this Henry Heath was later known as Henry Heath Glover living and working in Australia until his death in 1858. Henry Heath had married my distant cousin Mary Ann Swinchatte in Lambeth in 1827. They already had two sons by then, William and Henry junior (1827-1904) who also later worked as a lithographer in Australia and New Zealand. They had six children before Mary Ann died in 1846, but only three seem to have reached adulthood. In 1849, now using the name Henry Glover, Henry Heath arrived in Adelaide, Australia accompanied by two of his sons, Henry and Sidney. Henry senior became licencee of the Stag Inn in Adelaide and later the three men spent some time on the goldfields of Ballarat and Bendigo.
Kerry Wright
27 March 2020, 02:46
My Great-Great-Grandfather is Henry Heath through my mother's male line of ancestry. Henry Heath was born in Lambeth, London, on 14 July 1801, the son of William and Grace Heath. On 25 July 1827, he married Mary Ann Swinchatt (aka Mary Ann Gerrard) at St Mary's Church, Lambeth. Mary died on 22 June 1846 in Kennington. Henry and his two sons, Henry Jnr and Sydney, departed England on 29 January 1849 on board the "Calcutta", arriving in Adelaide, South Australia, on 23 June 1849. Henry changed his name to Henry Heath "Harry" Glover. He died in Adelaide on 2 March 1858. In the short time he spent in Australia, he distinguished himself as an artist and lithographer credited with recording some of the earliest depictions of colonial era South Australia. Henry's son, now known as Henry Heath "Harry" Glover Jnr, also distinguished himself as an artist and lithographer in Australia. They are represented in various collections throughout Australia, including the State Library of South Australia, the National Library of Australia in Canberra, the Art Gallery of South Australia, the State (Mitchell) Library of New South Wales, and the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. For further particulars, please see their Wikipedia entries here:
* Henry Heath Glover Snr: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_H._Glover
* Henry Heath Glover Jnr: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_H._Glover_Jnr