This charming framed print showcases an original illustration from The Sketch, dated September 6, 1899. The Sketch, a British illustrated weekly journal, was celebrated for its coverage of society events, arts, and entertainment. It ran from 1893 until 1959, offering insights into the cultural landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Notably, it was the first magazine to publish short stories by Agatha Christie, making it a significant part of literary history. Additionally, The Sketch introduced the world to the beloved illustrations of Bonzo the dog by George E. Studdy. This print depicts two dogs at play, with a lady entering through a door, enhancing its charm. The print was later framed in Southampton, England,
Key Features:
Victorian Cecil Aldin illustration from The Sketch, Sep 6 1899 issue
Framed to preserve and display the historical artwork
Iconic representation of the late 19th and early 20th-century British society and culture
Significant historical value as the first magazine to feature Agatha Christie's short stories and George E. Studdy's illustrations of Bonzo the dog
Size:
(W) 27cm
(H) 39.5cm
(D) 1.5cm
Condition:
The print is in excellent vintage condition, carefully preserved over the years.
