THE ILLUSTRATORS 2009 - THE BRITISH ART OF ILLUSTRATION 1870-2009

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HARRY FURNISS (1854-1924)

FRED TRENT VISITS HIS GRANDFATHER 'FRED,' SAID MR SWIVELLER, STOPPING SHORT AS IF THE IDEA HAD SUDDENLY OCCURRED TO HIM, AND SPEAKING IN THE SAME AUDIBLE WHISPER AS BEFORE, 'IS THIS THE OLD MIN FRIENDLY?'	THE NEW VISITORS TO THE JOLLY SANDBOYS NELL AND HER GRANDFATHER SEPARATED WHEN FRESH COMPANY ENTERED. THESE WERE FOUR VERY DISMAL DOGS, EACH OF THEM WEARING A KIND OF LITTLE COAT, WHO IMMEDIATELY STOOD UPON THEIR HIND LEGS IN A ROW.
THE LAST OF QUILP	CAPTAIN CUTTLE

GILES (CARL RONALD GILES), OBE (1916-1995)

LORDS AND COMMONERS	SANTA IN PRISON	THE FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE-BEE BY RIMSKY K
AT THE END OF THE DAY HE ONLY COMES OUT AT 7/6P A POUND – JUST LIKE THE REST OF US

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD, RBA (1844-1925)

A BIT OF THE 'GOOD OLD TIMES' ON TUESDAY EVENING, THE LORDS, LED BY LORD LANSDOWNE, THREW OUT THE NAVAL PRIZE BILL		SOME SUGGESTED CANDIDATES THE UNIONISTS, IT IS RUMOURED, ARE ANXIOUS TO GET SOME 'UNIONIST WORKING MEN' CANDIDATES FOR THE NEXT ELECTION

KATE GREENAWAY, RI (1846-1901)

LEARNING TO WALK