Frank Reynolds, R.I.

TONY WELLER OF THE BELLE SAUVAGE
BY A. E. JOHNSON
CONTAINING 46 EXAMPLES OF THE ARTIST'S WORK IN BRUSH, PEN, AND PENCIL
In presenting under the title of Brush, Pen, and Pencil the series of books of which the present volume forms part, the publishers feel that they are meeting a demand which has long existed but has hitherto not been supplied. It is an unfortunate circumstance of the conditions which affect the modern artist who chooses black and white for his principal medium, that as a general rule his work—or, at all events, the reproduction of it—is ephemeral only. In respect of much that appears in the illustrated Press this is small matter for regret; but there is good reason to believe that opportunities of obtaining in permanent form some record of the work of the leading men amongst those artists who work for the Press would be welcomed. It is to afford such opportunities that the present series is issued; and it is hoped that in the volumes composing it the public will have pleasure in finding representative examples of the work with brush, pen, and pencil of the men whose skill and fancy have from time to time delighted them.
For permission to reproduce a very large number of the drawings by Mr. Frank Reynolds which appear in the present volume the publishers wish to acknowledge the courtesy of the proprietors of the Sketch , in the pages of which they first appeared. Their thanks are equally due to Messrs. Bradbury, Agnew & Co. Ltd. for kind permission to reproduce three drawings from the pages of Punch .
IN COLOUR
TONY WELLER OF THE BELLE SAUVAGE THE INTRODUCTION FRIVOLITY THE WARRENER
IN BLACK AND WHITE
STUDY IN PENCIL PEN-AND-INK DRAWING FROM PUNCH WORKING PARIS AT LUNCHEON THE DARE-DEVILS CHACUN WITH HIS CHACUNE BETHNAL GREEN THE REAL ARTIST NOTE FROM A PARIS SKETCH-BOOK THE SUBURBANITE FIRST SKETCH FOR THE SUBURBANITE A GOOD STUDY PEN-AND-INK DRAWING FROM PUNCH A TRAGEDY IN MINIATURE OUR CLUB HAVING THE TIME OF HER LIFE LE 'IGH KICK A SPEECH AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT FELIX OF THE LAPIN AGILE VIVE L'ARMÉE GAZED ON HAROLD FROM A PARIS SKETCH-BOOK THE DES(S)ERTS OF BOHEMIA GOING IT!