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I ve lost my heart properly this time! by G. E Studdy
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I ve lost my heart properly this time! by G. E Studdy
Comic colour illustration by George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948) showing his canine creation, Bonzo sitting holding some playing cards. Studdy created Bonzo for The Sketch magazine in the early 1920s. He was hugely popular with the character spawning a range of merchandise from plush toys to ink wells
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I've Lost My Heart Properly This Time!
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is a vibrant and humorous comic illustration by the renowned British artist, George Ernest Studdy. Created in the early 1920s for The Sketch magazine, this colorful print showcases Studdy's beloved canine character, Bonzo, in a playful scene. Bonzo, with his expressive eyes and mischievous grin, is depicted sitting on a chair, holding a pile of playing cards in his paws. The title of the illustration suggests that Bonzo has once again gotten himself into some kind of amusing predicament, possibly involving gambling or love. Studdy's Bonzo was a hugely popular character in the early 20th century, and this illustration is a testament to his enduring appeal. The character spawned a range of merchandise, including plush toys, ink wells, and other collectibles, which further cemented Bonzo's place in British pop culture history. Studdy created Bonzo in 1921, and the character quickly became a staple of The Sketch magazine, delighting readers with his antics and charm. This illustration is a rare and important historical artifact, showcasing the talent and creativity of George Ernest Studdy. The use of color and detail in the print brings Bonzo to life, transporting us back to a bygone era. The image is a reminder of the power of art and humor to entertain and delight, and a testament to the enduring appeal of Studdy's beloved canine creation. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948) was a prolific and influential British artist, known for his illustrations and cartoons. His work appeared in numerous publications, including The Sketch, Punch, and The Bystander, and he was a regular contributor to The Illustrated London News. This illustration is a prime example of Studdy's skill and artistry, and a valuable addition to any collection of historical art or comic illustrations.
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