Artist, illustrator and joke cartoonist George Denholm Armour studied art in Scotland and later moved to London, where he shared a studio with Phil May. He fought in World War I and was awarded the OBE in 1917. He produced sporting drawings for Punch, becoming one of their best known equestrian artists. He drew for many of the top publications of the day, working mainly in pen, brush, Indian ink and watercolour. This original, published in Punch on 15th December 1926, is a fine example of his work.

Signed original in pen and Indian ink on art board in excellent condition. Approx overall size 13.5ins x 10.75ins (345mm x 272mm)

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