Artist/Illustrator: Leonard Leslie Brooke
Title: In the Bogey Business: In a Reduced Neighbourhood.
Print Method: Lithographic
Dimensions: 350 x 245 mm (14 x 9.5"inches ) overall.
Date of Publication/Production: 1894 - from the date stated and not a later reproduction.
Provenance: From The Sketch (magazine) - Publisher: The Illustrated London News and The Sketch Ltd. Published: London 1894.

A googly eyed bogey man in a top hat and tails, carrying an umbrella and walking across a landscape. It is from a drawing by Leonard Leslie Brooke (b. Birkenhead 1862– d. 1940) who was a British artist, book illustrator and writer. On the reverse page there is a sketch by Phil May titled Bomb Ast. The Sketch was a British illustrated magazine, which focused on the theatre, high society and aristocracy, art, sport and leisure A Journal of Art and Actuality. It ran between 1893 and 1959. It was renowned for its many beautiful engravings and high photographic content. 

From the date stated and not a later reproduction. This is a page from a periodical and therefore is printed on both sides. The page measures overall approximately 350 x 245 mm (14 x 9.5"inches ). There is some age yellowing around the edges - please check the larger picture for condition. This item will be packaged in a tube unless otherwise requested. Our use of the term "an original print/engraving" is a pictorial image made in a manner which allows it to be multiplied, and originating from the date stated. This includes examples of various methods of printmaking including engravings/woodcuts, etchings, lithograph, chromolithographs, photogravures etc.