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A reconstruction of the window of Mrs Hannah Humphrey’s print shop at 27 St James’s Street, London. c.1745-1818

Satirical print shop

Hannah Humphrey was a print seller and publisher who had established a print shop at 18 Old Bond Street around 1778. In 1797 she moved to her famous shop at 27 St James’s with the artist, James Gillray who immortalised it in his 1808 print, Very Slippy Weather.

The exhibition runs from 1 April to 3 September 2006 at the Museum of London. Find out more about the exhibition or use the links below.
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The Art of Satire



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