John Hassall Pen And Ink Drawing Nipper The HMV Dog Circa.1910

John Hassall Pen And Ink Drawing Nipper The HMV Dog Circa.1910John Hassall RI RMS 1868 1948. British School early 20th. Century Pen and ink study of "Nipper" the trademark dog of The HMV gramophone company, wearing a gramophone horn on his head, tied with a ribbon and tag. possibly an original design for a promotional greetings card, Circa. 1910. Pen and ink on card some slight timestaining to no real detriment. Signed lower right. 21. 2 by 16. 2 cms. John Hassall was one of the key members of the London Sketch

Studio stamp to reverse with inventory number 1266/9

Valeur Des Assignats Et Autres Papiers Monnoies

A group of six late 17th

3 by 35 cms

Sotheby's Important British Drawings 6/6/2007 Lot 172

After apprenticeship to a goldsmith he began to produce his own engraved print designs satirising contemporary customs

He specialised in grand historical pictures

5 by 24 cms

7 cms diameter image

Dated Verso

making drawings for a wide range of books that exploited Rowlandson’s range for lyrical topography and gentle caricature

She married William Howard