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James Thorpe. English Masters of Black-and-White: Phil May
English Masters of Black-and-White: Phil May
Table of Contents
PART I. PHIL MAY: THE MAN
PART II. PHIL MAY: THE DRAUGHTSMAN
BOOKS ILLUSTRATED BY PHIL MAY
PERIODICALS TO WHICH. PHIL MAY CONTRIBUTED ILLUSTRATIONS
THE ILLUSTRATIONS. PHIL MAY'S ANNUAL, Summer 1892. London Central Publishing and Advertising Co
A Political Argument. By courtesy of the Committee of the Leeds City Art Gallery
PHIL MAY'S ANNUAL, Winter 1892. Walter Haddon
PHIL MAY'S A.B.C. Leadenhall Press 1897
PHIL MAY'S ANNUAL, Winter 1893. Walter Haddon
PHIL MAY'S ANNUAL, Winter 1894. Walter Haddon
One of a series of pen-and-ink studies, from the original drawing in the author's collection
PHIL MAY'S SKETCHBOOK. Chatto & Windus 1895
Studies of ‘Drunks’: preliminary sketches for a drawing in PUNCH, August 10th, 1895. By courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum
Coster Girl's Head. By courtesy of Carmichael Thomas, Esq
Skating by Torchlight on the Serpentine. The Daily Graphic 1895
PHIL MAY'S ANNUAL, Winter 1895. Walter Haddon
PHIL MAY'S GUTTERSNIPES. Leadenhall Press 1896
‘The Travel Diary of Toby, MP.’ PUNCH, October 17th, 1896
EAST LONDON. by Walter Besant. Chatto & Windus 1902
Petticoat Lane, PUNCH ALMANACK. 1898
Interior of an Italian Church, from the original drawing in the author's collection
A French Peasant, 1901, from the original drawing in the author's collection
PUNCH, July 30th, 1902
SKETCHES FROM PUNCH. Punch Office 1903
A Portrait of Himself, 1894. By courtesy of M. H. Spielmann, Esq
