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Bluecoat Boy (Newgate Street), 1898

In 1897 Nicholson made a woodcut of Queen Victoria which established his name with the public. During the same year he worked upon An Illustrated Alphabet for the publisher William Heinemann, important in providing Nicholson with an opportunity to develop his talents as an engraver. He was appointed a Trustee of the Tate Gallery from 1934-39 and knighted in 1936.

Signed and dated hand coloured woodcut.
From the London Types series, first edition. Unnumbered edition of 40.
In this edition, woodcuts printed from the original woodblocks were hand-coloured by the artist, trimmed to the border, mounted on card, signed in pen and ink on the card, and issued loose in a portfolio.
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