Archibald Henning

The Town frequently featured Henning’s drawings of notorious London residents on its front page.

[5] In addition to his work on Punch, he also contributed drawings for several other publications and painted for the Post Office as well.

[4] In 1843 a magazine that employed Henning claimed that Punch had plagiarised some of his recently published work.

Henning painted portraits on the exterior of the hotel which portrayed London celebrities attending events inside.

Though his father was very punctual and focused on classical art, Archibald was known for his relaxed manner.