Medium
		pen and ink over pencil
Measurements
		17.2 × 30.2 cm irreg. (image) 25.4 × 35.4 cm (sheet)
Credit Line
			National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Presented by the Joint Trustees of the Late G. du Maurier, 1931			
Gallery location
		Not on display
Place/s of Execution
		London, England
Inscription
		inscribed in pen and ink (in image) l.r.: DM
inscribed (vertically) in pencil u.l.-c.l.: “ What London Crushes are coming to” / Harpers May Pt.1. 93 1873
inscribed in pencil u.l.: Cut off
inscribed in pencil u.r.: Cut off
inscribed in pencil l.c.: What London crushes are coming to. / – by the bye Mrs. Crowder, have you met the Willowby (…illeg.) lately? / – not for ages – I’m told they were at my house last night, but I didn’t see them – Did you happen / to be there by any chance? / – Oh yes – enjoyed myself immensely – / – so glad. (so underlined)
inscribed in pencil l.r.: 1873 p.1 / 93 / 14
inscribed (vertically) in pen and ink on reverse  u.l.: 1873
inscribed (vertically) in pen and ink on reverse u.l.-c.: What London crushes (cru underlined) are coming to. / “By the bye, Lady Crowder, have you met the / Partingtons lately ?” / “Not for an age ! They were at my ball last / night , but I didn’t see them. By the way / did you happen to be there, Captain Smythe?” / “O, Yes ! Enjoyed myself immensely!” / “So glad!” (So underlined)
Accession Number
		4552-3
Department
			International Prints and Drawings
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Subjects (general)
		
	Human Figures Humour and Satire Leisure, Games and Sport	
		
Subjects (specific)
		
	cartoons (humorous images) discussions (events) equestrians horseback riding men (male humans) socialising studies (visual works) women (female humans)	
		
Movements
		
	Victorian