Howarth, F.M.
(died 22. 9. 1908)


Le Rire - 9 May 1896











(Puck, 28.7.1897)


















(Le Rire, 4.Mai 1895 - originally published in Puck)



(panel layout as printed, click here)






(Puck, 28.7.1897)










F.M.Howarth

(The Dog at the Butcher's)

(Le Rire, 2.November 1895 - orginially published in 'Judge')



(layout as printed)
(above from the collection of Harald Kiehn)


Howarth (Puck Magazine, 1894)



The Editor: Heavens! Circulation down to nothing, coal-bin down to nothing, wood-pile down to nothing. If something doesn't n't turn up soon, I'll freeze.




Poet (entering): I would like to leave this poem, in the hope that you will be able to use it. Good-day!




The Editor: Able to use it? Well, I should smile!




The Editor (writing): Mr. T. Emerson Gibbs. - Your poem is accepted, and will be paid for on publication. We would like to add that there is more poetic warmth in these verses than in any we have received, lately.



(from the collection of Doug Wheeler)




(from 'Album Noel', 1900)

'Récréation Chinoise'


















'An ingenious Device' (Life - before 1893)







'Lovers of Art' (Life - before 1893)