Horace Weston Taylor Success Street Lamb & Buffalo with US Sauce Mint 1906 Editorial Original Political Illustration Cartoon Newspaper Pen and Ink Drawing for Engraving

Description:
Horace Weston Taylor Success Street Lamb & Buffalo with US Sauce Mint 1906 Editorial Original Political Illustration Cartoon Newspaper Pen and Ink Drawing for Engraving from the Prestigious Charles L. Howard Collection.

Pencil caption title on reverse: their Favorite dish, Street Lamb with U. S. Mint Sauce.”
Signed lower right, Horace Taylor with dated engraving instructions label verso, the Success Company.

Horace Weston Taylor (1881-1934) listed artist: Horace Taylor started his career as a stage designer and cartoonist for the Manchester Guardian.

Winning bidder will receive a Certificate of Authenticity with the drawing.

Approx. Dimensions or Size: 11.50 by 16.25 inches image site within 22 by 28 inches mat board

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Estimated Weight of Package: 11 lbs.

Package size: 32 x 32 x 2

Cons./Inv. Code: The present lot is inventory number Clh 181 in the Charles L. Howard Collection, one of two hundred lots that will be continuously added to this online catalogue on a daily basis between today and the day of sale. The first 100 to 125 lots will be Important Original Illustration Art and the second 100 to 125 lots are comprised of Original Railroad Art. Please check our listings regularly during the coming days for many exciting discoveries.
Low & High Ests: 1500 /2000 Starting Bid: 400

The state of preservation of these original illustration drawings that are on average over 65 years old is quite exceptional. Very, very few have any creases, tears or losses to the paper and the ink has remained uniformly vivid thanks to the family’s dry flat storage. Given that these were working drawings from which prints were made the expected edge annotations, highlighting, inscriptions, pasted labels, tack holes, staples, glue residues and scattered corrections can be found variously on the examples as illustrated in the photographs. These all add to the authenticity and immediacy of the Wartime newsroom and pressroom atmosphere, serving to reinforce the iconic status of these rare surviving testimonies to the political illustrator’s art. In a few examples additional notations have been made in the description section of the catalogue text for significant damage, however the condition sensitive collector is encouraged to contact our sale expert for additional lot details in advance of the auction date.