A Lecture on Heads

Experience the wit and wisdom of "A Lecture On Heads," a captivating exploration of characters and characteristics delivered by Mr. Charles Lee Lewes. This unique performance piece, originally conceived by Geo. Alex. Stevens, blends satire, humor, and caricature to create a timeless observation of human nature.

Accompanying the lecture is an insightful essay on satire, further enriching the reader's understanding of this potent literary tool. The text is beautifully complemented by forty-seven distinctive heads, meticulously engraved by Nesbit from original designs by Thurston, providing a visual feast that enhances the overall experience.

Dive into this historical gem that transcends time, offering a delightful and thought-provoking commentary on art, literature, and the enduring quirks of humanity. A treasure for lovers of theatre, performance art, and anyone who appreciates sharp wit and insightful social commentary.

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