Cruikshank

“Regularity is more important than duration so that it integrates into the mind and body,” says Cruikshank.

Burns's famous "Jolly Beggars" have all had their portraits drawn by Cruikshank.

In these latter careful etchings the power of Cruikshank to inform a puppet with life, and keep it wooden still, is conspicuous.

It may be said, however, that Ainsworth's text has been repeatedly devoured without the aid of Cruikshank's designs.

I only asked who could have said that the Doctor looked like a creation of Cruikshank.

After this, the Regent was for Cruikshank a stimulant to the drollest audacities.