Ernest Henri Griset (24 August 1843, Boulogne-sur-Mer, – 22 March 1907, London) was a French-born painter and illustrator noted for the humorous interpretations...

Ernest Griset's depiction of Vikram and the Betaal in Richard Francis Burton's 1870 retelling of the story....

The family welcomes the frozen snake, a woodcut by Ernest Griset...

redraw some in the revised edition of 1884, which also used pictures by Ernest Griset and Harrison Weir. Once the technology was in place for coloured reproductions...

one side by sycophantic supporters and causing havoc on the other. Ernest Griset, the son of French political refugees from yet another change of regime...

New Work of Animals. Ernest Griset's satirical prints restore a level of political caricature to the works he illustrates. Griset's apart, the majority...

a rat, a rabbit and a hedgehog, but Henry Walker Herrick (1869) and Ernest Griset (1874) furnish a more varied menagerie. Francis Barlow concentrates...

eventually came to be used proverbially, for example as the title of a novel by Ernest Feydeau (Paris 1872) and a historical play by Jean Schlumberger (Paris,...

John Russell Bartlett, Sir John Evans, Sir Arthur Church, the artist Ernest Griset, Sir John Lubbock, Colonel Lane Fox, Joseph W. Prestwick, and Charlotte...

work of as many modernist artists. During the 19th century, the artist Ernest Griset was one of the many artists who illustrated La Fontaine's fables, and...