John Hassall Pen And Ink Drawing Nipper The HMV Dog Circa.1910 Salvator Rosa A woman with her pet

A woman with her pet sheep

A Total Eclipse or

Queen Victoria first sat to Ross in November 1837 and he was appointed Miniature Painter to the Queen a month later

Katherine Sophia Lady Heathcote (1769-1825)

He then took up pastel and in this medium was highly successful (being given the title of ‘Portrait Painter in Crayons to His Majesty’ in 1792)

John Hassall Pen And Ink Drawing Nipper The HMV Dog Circa.1910 Salvator Rosa A woman with her petJohn Hassall RI RMS 1868 1948. British School early 20th. Century Pen and ink study of "Nipper" the trademark dog of The HMV gramophone company, wearing a gramophone horn on his head, tied with a ribbon and tag. possibly an original design for a promotional greetings card, Circa. 1910. Pen and ink on card some slight timestaining to no real detriment. Signed lower right. 21. 2 by 16. 2 cms. John Hassall was one of the key members of the London Sketch