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Vauxhall Gardens. Satirical Illustration by Cruikshank entitled 'Vauxhall Fete'. The 'Vittoria Fete' of 1813 celebrated the achievements of 'Field Marshal, the Marquis of Wellington', at which tickets were a guinea and a half. The pleasure gardens are now marked by Tyers Street and Spring Gardens, renamed Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens in 2012. Hand-tinted print of engraving by George Cruikshank, published by Town Talk, August 1st 1813.

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Details
Collection:	Vauxhall Gardens
Image type:	Engraving
Artist:	George Cruikshank
Ref:	01411
Identifier:	LP14/581/51
Date:	1813