Lloyd’s of London print by J.H.M. Bateman, satirical caricature “The Underwriter Who Never Missed a Total Loss”, vintage humor print

A humorous vintage print by J.H.M. Bateman, officially licensed by Lloyd’s of London. The illustration depicts an underwriter in front of the famous Lloyd’s building – with the ironic title “The Underwriter Who Never Missed a Total Loss”. A classic example of British insurance humor and a popular motif among brokers, underwriters, and collectors of Lloyd’s memorabilia.

The print bears the copyright notice © Lloyd’s of London and a reference to the permission of the family of George James Stewart. A decorative, collectible piece with typical British wit and historical reference to the insurance world.

Artist: J.H.M. Bateman
Title: The Underwriter Who Never Missed a Total Loss
Publisher: Lloyd's of London
Technology: Printing
Period: presumably 1970s–1990s
Condition: Very good vintage condition; frame with slight signs of age.
Note: Numbers on the reverse side are internal archive or frame workshop notes.

Ideal for offices, home offices, insurance professionals or lovers of British cartoon art.