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How Pickles Tried The Feat Of Making Both Ends Meet
£270How Pickles Tried The Feat Of Making Both Ends Meet
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
He Flew At The Carpet Madly And Tore It Extremely Badly
£270He Flew At The Carpet Madly And Tore It Extremely Badly
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin£270 -
Which Shows How He Chose To Use A Nice Little Pair Of Shoes
£270Which Shows How He Chose To Use A Nice Little Pair Of Shoes
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
How Pickles Scurried Away To Fight Another Day
£270How Pickles Scurried Away To Fight Another Day
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
How The Rocking Horse Falls Down Flat
£270How The Rocking Horse Falls Down Flat
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
How As His Mischief Increases He Pulls Poor Bunny To Pieces
£270How As His Mischief Increases He Pulls Poor Bunny To Pieces
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
How Pickles Thought it was Jolly To Be Rough With The Poor Dolly
£270How Pickles Thought it was Jolly To Be Rough With The Poor Dolly
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
Which Shows Sad But True, How Magog Was Bitten In Two
£270Which Shows Sad But True, How Magog Was Bitten In Two
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
Which Shows How A Naughty Dog Behaves To A Gollywog
£270Which Shows How A Naughty Dog Behaves To A Gollywog
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
Which Shows Pickles Enjoys Discovering Gwen’s Best Toys
£270Which Shows Pickles Enjoys Discovering Gwen’s Best Toys
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
A Puppy Dog’s Tale
£270A Puppy Dog’s Tale
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£270 -
Which Shows How There’s Many A Tip Between The Jug And Lip
£250Which Shows How There’s Many A Tip Between The Jug And Lip
A framed and mounted original Edwardian colour plate by the the British artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin.£250
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The Verve Review was a purposefully luxurious. It ran from 1937 to 1960, but with only 38 editions available, due to the high degree of design and editorial work dedicated to each issue. Each edition contained unique lithographic prints, commissioned by the editor, and each cover a double-page lithograph elaborated by one of the artists contained within. It was the brainchild of its editor Stratis Eleftheriades, a Greek National who moved to Paris in the early thirties to take part in the growing Modernist movement, writing under the name of Teriade.£800