Reynolds, Frank (1876 - 1953)

Reynolds contributed to a range of magazines including Judy, Pick-Me-Up, the Illustrated London News and Punch. Art editor of Punch from 1920 to 1930, Reynolds most famous contribution to the magazine was perhaps his First World War cartoon, ‘Study of a Prussian Household Having its Morning Hate’. His work was admired by Fougasse and Bradshaw credited him with being ‘the first illustrator to realize the character in backs’. Reynolds most famous book illustrations were a series of Dickensian characters, reproduced on postcards by A.V.N. Jones & Co.

Cartoons for sale:

A Thames Valley Lament, 1917
£195
27cm x 20cm
Punch
'Why did I take a place upon a 3 years lease,

But then, how could I tell when the Raids would cease.'

Caption Displayed
29th Sept. 1943
£195
24cm x 19cm
Punch

SOLD MANNERS AND MODES, 1929
23cm x 33cm
Punch

Neville Chamberlain and Stanley Baldwin, 1937
£345
21cm x 28cm
Punch