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click to enlarge	A NEW YEARS SONG. Drawn for the 'Boys Own Paper' by LOUIS WAIN. Date of this print January 1890. Uncoloured. Size of image 7 1/4"x 10 1/2" Size of mount 12 1/2"x 15 1/2"                                                                 Code LW 01	Price £9.95
click to enlarge	WHAT WE MAY COME TO!- A VERY LIKELY AFFAIR! Drawn for the 'Boys Own Paper' by LOUIS WAIN. Date of this print November 1892. Uncoloured. Size of image 7 1/4"x 10 1/4" Size of mount 12 1/2"x 15 1/2"                                                                 Code LW 02	£9.95
click to enlarge	SWEET SLUMBER A charming colour print by LILIAN ROWLES. Circa 1930. In good condition except for a slight staining at the top right hand corner (hardly noticable) The colours are still strong. Double mounted. Image size 8" x 10 1/2". Mount size 12 1/2" x 14 1/2"                                                              Code CLR 01	£35.00
click to enlarge	FRUITS OF THE FOREST A print by Myles Birket Foster circa 1890. (See information column). Handcoloured in water colour by Peter Frith. The colour of the paper has gently browned over the years. Evidence of the original colour is under the mount. It is a superb French Matt with washlines. Size of image 6 1/2"x 4 3/4" Outside mount size.13"x 10 3/4"     Code CBF 001	£30.00
click to enlarge	SING ME A SONG. A print by Myles Birket Foster circa 1890. (See information column). Handcoloured in water colour by Peter Frith. The colour of the paper has gently browned over the years. Evidence of the original colour is under the mount. It is a superb French Matt with washlines. Size of image 6 1/2"x 4 3/4" Outside mount size.13"x 10 3/4"     Code CBF 002	Sold
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Information.
Myles Birket Foster ,
February 1825 – March 1899 , was an English illustrator and watercolourist whose landscapes are typical of the Victorian age.He was perhaps the most successful British watercolorist of his generation, in a field crowded with talent. Born in North Shields, he moved to London as a child and became an apprentice wood engraver to Ebenezer Landells. However, he soon transferred his skills to landscape draughtsmanship and worked for many important periodicals, including Punch and the Illustrated London News . His illustrations appeared in many novels and poetry books of the period. Birket Foster was elected as a member of the Royal Watercolour Society
(RWS) in 1862 and went on to show around 400 of his works at the Society's exhibitions.