Furnival was a sports cartoonist for the Lancashire Evening Post during the 1930s. When war broke out in September 1939, he turned his hand to drawing political cartoons for the paper. This he continued to do until 1946. Some of his cartoons appeared in the Daily Express under the pseudonym ‘Monk’.
Cartoons for sale:
- WHICH ROAD?, 1940
- £335
- 19cm x 27cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- THE NEXT STEP, 1946
- £295
- 23cm x 32cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- ANOTHER FEATHER IN HIS CAP, 1941
- £275
- 29cm x 19cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- PIT OF INFAMY, 1940
- £265
- 20cm x 29cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- "YOU DIRTY BOY!", 1941
- £245
- 20cm x 29cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- AFTER THOUGHTS, 1945
- £325
- 30cm x 20cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- ANOTHER "SMASH AND GRAB?", 1941
- £325
- 28cm x 20cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- The Lead?, 1945
- £275
- 28cm x 20cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- THE AFRICAN BUNGLE, 1947
- £295
- 28cm x 20cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- "BAGGED!", 1939
- £285
- 20cm x 26cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- "PEACE OR WAR?", 1940
- £295
- 24cm x 18cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- No Caption, 1940
- £255
- 23cm x 17cm
- lancashire Evening Post
- THE "SPIRIT"WAS THERE, 1940
- £265
- 24cm x 17cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- THE CONUNDRUM, 1946
- £255
- 28cm x 20cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- No Caption, 1940
- £175
- 33cm x 28cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- EASING UP, 1945
- £255
- 20cm x 19cm
- Lancashire Evening Post
- PaSSING IT ON, 1946
- £225
- 28cm x 19cm
- Lancashire Evening Post