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When the illustrator George Studdy (1878–1948) first began including dogs in his work
16" x 12" (which means it will fit standard size picture frame) The visible picture opening is 11" x 7
Unsigned - part of a large collection of Francis's work that I am listing
where Glaxo Laboratories commissioned a mural by him
'Hamlet in Woodland'
Original ink and wash 'Pity the Poor little kid', Artist Unknown, circa 1915 Graphite Drawing When the illustrator George StuddyOriginal ink and wash 'Pity the Poor little kid', Artist Unknown, circa 1915 Mounted ready for framing on soft white card and matching backing card with cellophane protective wrapping Overall size of the mount measures approx. 12" x 10" (which means it will fit standard size picture frame) The visible picture opening is 5. 5" x 3" approx