An Early 20thC Series of Surrealist Pen & Ink Sketches of Anthropomorphic Dogs & Mephistopheles c.1920

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An Early 20thC Series of Surrealist Pen & Ink Sketches of Anthropomorphic Dogs & Mephistopheles c.1920Origin: Probably English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 Height: 9. 75 Width: 9. 75 (in frame) The double sided sketches in pen and ink comprising of a series of surrealist dogs, the central hound being anthropomorphic, and titled Puppysim lower right, verso a sketch of a demon or an unsuspecting Mephistopheles sat at a grand table with a goblet of wine which is being syphered out from the bottom by a thief, with a shrouded

the thick sycamore top over a frieze of three concealed drawers

plating lines and internal bulkheads also containing dimensioned details of masts

Young of Singapore’

in Black Forest style

we can safely presume

Stewart Thomas Charles Wright was the brother of the well-known contemporary artist Royston Wright known as ‘Adzak’

giving it an aged look

at least at sight in the frame

Abstraction for many of the Italian painters in this period was not far removed from the day-to-day — industrial design

which is always very appealing

The fact that some frogs can lay up to 3

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