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William Dudley Ward (1877 – 1946), was a British sportsman and Liberal politician. Dudley Ward rowed for Cambridge in the Boat Race in 1897, when Oxford won. As President of Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC), he rowed in the winning Cambridge crews in the 1899 and 1900 Boat Races. [27632] £125 the distance between Putney and Mortlake. His other rowing achievements include the Grand and the Visitors’ at Henley, and the Oxford University Sculls, Pairs and Fours. He is the newest President of the Oxford University Boat Club, and a typical young barbarian of the better sort. He is a cheerful, wholesome boy, full of pluck. He is also stroke of much judgment and an oar who always pulls his weight. He therefore proposes presently to get called to the Bar. He can tell a good story with pleasing inaccuracy, and he is often accused of unpunctuality; yet no one dislikes him. He is inclined to be lazy outside a boat; he can shoot, and he has been seen trying to play golf. He is the ruddy Secretary of Vincent’s; who is happily called “Cherry.” Like H.B. Cotton, his predecessor as O.U.B.C. President, Charles Murray Pitman (1872-1948) won four successive Boat Races. In addition to the races listed in Vanity Fair, he rowed for New College in the Grand (1895-96), the Stewards’ (1895), and the Silver Goblets (1895-96). [26097] £130 131. O.U.B.C [Charles Murray Pitman] Chromolithograph Spy [Sir Leslie Ward] Vanity Fair, 1895 Image 340 x 187 mm unmounted Accompanying text reads: At Eton, once upon a time, a crew of eight Pitmans beat an eight of Mr. Cornish’s House in a boat race. Charles Murray is the seventh of eight brothers; who included F.I. Pitman, the famous Light Blue stroke of 1884, 1885, and 1886, and T.T. Pitman, of the Eton Eight, who won the Half Mile Championship. Born in Edinburgh three-and-twenty years ago, he began to acquire book-learning at Temple Grove, East Sheen; whence he went to Eton, rowed and became Captain of the Boats, sculled, played the Wall game, learned a little more, and did other wholesome things; after which he went to New College and stroked a first-rate Oxford eight in his first year. A year later he rowed No. 7, and last year he stroked another eight: an office that he is to repeat on Saturday, when he hopes to watch eight Cambridge galley-slaves toiling in his wake for most of 132. “O.U.B.C.” [Oliver Villiers Russell] Lithograph Spy [Sir Leslie Ward] Vanity Fair, Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd. Lith. March 21 1891 Image 342 x 194 mm, Sheet 375 x 234 mm unmounted Oliver Villiers Russell, 2nd Baron Ampthill, (1869 – 1935) was a British peer, rower and administrator who served as the Governor of Madras from October 1900 to
February 1906 and acted as the Viceroy of India from April to December 1904. Whilst at New College, Oxford Ampthill rowed for Oxford three times against Cambridge in the Boat Race (1889 to 1891), winning twice. He was president of both OUBC and the Oxford Union in 1891. Series: Tokyo Jiman Juni-ka-getsu: Pride of Tokyo, Twelve Months Signed: o-ju Yoshitoshi hitsu Publisher: Inoue Engravers: Katata Hori Cho- Condition: Light scratch in the crease of the shorts. [27633] £100 133. “Rudy” [Rudolph Chambers Lehmann] Chromolithograph Spy [Sir Leslie Ward] Vanity Fair, January 17th 1893 Iamge 335 x 186 mm, Sheet 380 x 250 mm unmounted Rudolph Chambers "R.C." Lehmann (1856 –1929) was an English writer and Liberal Party politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1906 to 1910. He was a major contributor to Punch as well as founding editor of Granta magazine. He was president of the Cambridge Union Society in 1876. He was also a rower, and captained the First Trinity Boat Club. [27702] £95 Japanese Bijin-ga 134. June: Fukusuke of Shimbashi with morning glories at Iriya. Woodblock print (nishiki-e) Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (Taiso) (1839-1892) Ôban tate-e single sheet [9.5 x 14 inches] mounted The series 'Tokyo Jiman Juni-ka-getsu: Pride of Tokyo, Twelve Months is one of Yoshitoshi's lesser known bijin series. A nicely executed series, it features a calender of women, involved in various activities associated with life in Tokyo. This series is similar in many respects to his better known series, Twenty-Four Hours at Shimbashi and Yanagibashi ( Shinryu nijushi toki ) 1880. Reference: Roger. S. Keyes, "Courage and Silence: A Study of the Life and Color Woodblock Prints of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 1839- 1892",Cinncinnati, 1982 [27387] £280 135. March: Nagao of Bishuro beneath cherry tree in Yoshiwara. Woodblock print (nishiki-e) Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (Taiso) (1839-1892) 03/23/1880 Ôban tate-e single sheet [9.5 x 14 inches] mounted Series: Tokyo Jiman Juni-ka-getsu: Pride of Tokyo, Twelve Months Signed: o-ju Yoshitoshi hitsu
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