Bridgeman Education

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Mr. Pickwick (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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The Pickwickians set out for Dingley Dell (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Sam Weller attends a Select Soiree (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Little Em'ly and I - illustration for The Personal History of David Copperfield, c,1911 (print)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Mr Micawber in his element

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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The wanderer

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Trotty Veck (The Chimes) (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Gabriel Varden (Barnaby Rudge) (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Mr Weller senior (Pickwick Papers) (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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The Marchioness holding her cards very tight in both hands, considered which to play, c.1920 (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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'Tony Weller of the Belle Savage' from 'The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club' by Charles Dickens

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Frivolity (w/c)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Mr Pickwick from 'The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club'

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Chairman of Commercial Conference (in search of a slogan) 'How I wish Shedlock were here - it was he who gave us - "Don't fret - have a Gasperett.",' illustration from Punch, published 4th November 1935 (pen & ink on paper)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Cartoon from Punch, published 9th February 1921 (pen and ink & wash on paper)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Mr Pickwick (Pickwick Papers) (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Sam Weller (Pickwick Papers) (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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The child hastened to the door, and disappeared as rapidly as she had come, c.1920 (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)

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Soon after sunrise in the morning she stole out from the tent and rambling into some fields a shot distance plucked a few roses, c.1920 (colour litho)

Reynolds, Frank (1876-1953)