An original pen & ink illustration for “Puck of Puck’s Hill” by Rudyard Kipling. Drawn on a sheet of wove paper and in the original titled mount. Signed in ink within the subject.
To illustrate the story “A Centurion of the Thirtieth on the Great Wall” which was published in ‘The Strand Magazine’
between January and October 1906. This preceded the first book edition of the same year.
Indistinctly inscribed on the reverse of the mount.
| Artist: | Claude Shepperson |
|---|---|
| Types: | drawing |
| Medium: | Pen & ink drawing |
| Dated: | 1906. |
| Size: | c.170 x 150 mm. |
| Condition: | Good condition. |
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