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A gentleman fixing a puncture and begging for a sandwich and a Guinness from Daisy.
It bears no artist name, but has the Guinness number GE 685 A.
Info: In 1892, Henry Dacre wrote a song 'Daisy Bell' that became hugely popular, in the London music halls and across the pond in the US. The lyrics featured a tandem - a bicycle made for two - and the Daisy he described was said to be the Countess of Warwick, Frances Evelyn 'Daisy' Greville, who was a champion of women's rights, and a mistress of the Prince of Wales.
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On the reverse: A near full page picture showing The Salutation, one of the miniatures from The Hours of Isabel of Brittany from the Clumber Library, to be sold at Sotheby's.
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This is an original page from the date stated and not a later reproduction. The page measures overall, approximately 355 x 240 mm (14 x 9.5 inches ). There is a little age yellowing otherwise in good condition - please check the larger picture for condition. Info. in the description is my research only and does not form part of the print. This item will be packaged in a tube.
| Condition | Used |
| Weight | 0.251kg |