[WODEHOUSE, Pelham Grenville (1881-1975)]. Studies in pencil on paper by David Low for his portrait of Wodehouse, [1933], comprising a fully-worked drawing of his head only, smiling and without spectacles, with three details of his mouth, a rough sketch of a torso, and other details, approximately 225 x 140mm, mounted on paper. | Christie's

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[WODEHOUSE, Pelham Grenville (1881-1975)]. Studies in pencil on paper by David Low for his portrait of Wodehouse, [1933], comprising a fully-worked drawing of his head only, smiling and without spectacles, with three details of his mouth, a rough sketch of a torso, and other details, approximately 225 x 140mm, mounted on paper.

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[WODEHOUSE, Pelham Grenville (1881-1975)]. Studies in pencil on paper by David Low for his portrait of Wodehouse, [1933], comprising a fully-worked drawing of his head only, smiling and without spectacles, with three details of his mouth, a rough sketch of a torso, and other details, approximately 225 x 140mm, mounted on paper.

David Low's well-known image of Wodehouse appeared first in The New Statesman, December 1933.

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