Bonzo Collection (page 7)

Battling Bonzo wins in the first round by George Studdy
Battling Bonzo wins in the first round. He tackles a black dog bigger than himself, and takes the credit when the enemy accidentally falls down a manhole

How the deuce did this happen? by George Studdy
How the deuce did this happen? Bonzo and his first view of the Bonzolines (a large number of his offspring). George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Loyalty by George Studdy
Loyalty -- Bonzo shows his loyalty in his own inimitable way by putting dirty pawprints all over his masters clothes, while Chee-Kee the Pekingese sleeps in a top hat

Bonzo spoils a perfectly good photograph by George Studdy
Bonzo spoils a perfectly good photograph -- he scratches his ear at the critical moment and distorts Chee-Kees image. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Bonzo gets that spring feeling by George Studdy
Bonzo gets that spring feeling when confronted by a bull in a field. Chee-Kee the Pekingese escapes the easy way by slipping under the five-bar gate rather than being head-butted over it

Bonzos bath night by George Studdy
Bonzos bath night -- as bath night approaches he gets more and more nervous and jumps at every little sound. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Oh, Carnarvon! by George Studdy
Oh, Carnarvon! Bonzo discovers a treasure trove of Egyptian mummified cats. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Bonzo comes home with the milk! by George Studdy
Bonzo comes home with the milk! He lies contentedly asleep on the doorstep in the snow, with a party streamer in his mouth

Bonzo does the dirty work! by George Studdy
Bonzo does the dirty work! He does some parlour tricks with a sugar cube, but the Pekingese Chee-Kee gets the reward, and runs off with the cube

Bonzo makes his bed... by George Studdy
Bonzo makes his bed, but does not lie in it -- he tries to get comfortable on a red cushion, without success, until he is turfed out by a small black and white kitten

Bonzos Grand National by George Studdy
Bonzos Grand National -- Bonzo, Chee-Kee, and Bonzos brethren hold a Grand National on their own. Some of them get rather wet in an open ditch

Bonzo gets the surprise of his life by George Studdy
Bonzo gets the surprise of his life -- Bonzo introduces himself to Radio Rex, the electric toy consisting of a dog who jumps abruptly from his kennel in response to any sharp sound acting on his

The Shadow on the Wall by George Studdy
The Shadow on the Wall -- Bonzo feels like the heroine of " Cat and the Canary" -- lying on a muddy paw-printed pillow, he sees the shadow of a vengeful hand above his head

Bonzo - We ve been painting the town red
We ve been painting the town red Bonzo in hysterics as his six junior proteges cover themselves in red, blue, black and red paint trying to become the next Picasso! Date: 1924

His mistresss vice by George Studdy
His mistresss vice -- Bonzo has fun with a mirror and cosmetics from his owners handbag. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Bonzo persuades a friend to throw a stone by George Studdy
Bonzo persuades a friend to throw a stone. The stone lands on a man lying on the beach, reading a newspaper, which means that Bonzo and the Bonzolines run right across him

Yes, we have no bananas! by George Studdy
Yes, we have no bananas! Bonzo sits on a street corner with an empty basket in his mouth, while a man runs away with a bunch of bananas

Bonzo gets into the usual seaside snapshot! by George Studdy
Bonzo gets into the usual seaside snapshot, surrounded by leggy bathing beauties. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Bonzo gets a mouthful! by George Studdy
Bonzo gets a mouthful of sea water when a large wave overtakes him. George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948), was the creator of Bonzo

Burning the ice at both ends! by George Studdy
Burning the ice at both ends! Bonzo and the Bonzolines keep their temperatures down on a hot day, with a large cube of ice

Bonzo in London. Bonzo the cartoon dog out for a walk in London. Bonzos Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

The Fairy Pageant, Bonzos Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

Bonzo the cartoon dog springing out of a box. Bonzos Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

Bonzos Midsummer Day-dream. Cartoon strip from Bonzos Annual, 1935. 1935

The story of a cold chicken and a hot wasp. Cartoon strip from Bonzos Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

Bonzo the cartoon dog holding an ink pen. Bonzo Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

Bonzo the cartoon dog dressed like a king. Bonzos Annual, 1935 Date: 1935

Fruit Label -- Bonzo Brand lemons
Fruit Label -- Bonzo Brand top quality lemons from Ficano Lombardo & Co of Palermo, Sicily. A lemon a day keeps the doctor away. Date: 20th century

Fruit Label -- Bonzo Brand Selected. Date: 20th century

Advert for Eclipse razors 1940
Unlike any other razor the Eclipse has micrometer adjustment. Illustration by George Ernest Studdy of the famous Bonzo the dog. Date: 1940

Who Said Robots? by George Studdy
A humorous illustration of Bonzo faced with robot versions of himself. The illustration mocked the craze for Bonzo merchandise that was popular at the time

George Ernest Studdy (1878 - 1948), the famous Sketch artist and creator of Bonzo, surrounded by various drawings of his creation

40th President of the United States. Reagan with the chimpanzee Bonzo, his co-star of two films, c1951
RONALD REAGAN (1911-2004). 40th President of the United States. Reagan with the chimpanzee Bonzo, his co-star of two films, c1951

Silhouette portrait of George Studdy
An excellent likeness of George Studdy, artist and creator of Bonzo the cartoon dog by fellow artist and silhouettist, H. L. Oakley. Date: 1930

George Studdy
Portrait of George Studdy (1878-1948), creator of Bonzo Date: 1921

Omne Tempus advertisement
Advertisement for Omne Tempus rubberless raincoats from Samuel Brothers Universal Outfitters of London, featuring Bonzo, the popular canine creation of George Studdy

They can t ration love
Bonzo with his entourage of females issued during war-time rationing. Date: circa 1940

Bonzo playing golf - bunkered
I m raising quite a dust here. Bonzo playing golf. In a bunker, missing, air-shot, getting angry. Date: ca 1928

Bonzo watching a wasp / hornet
I m looking forward to a lively time. Bonzo looking at his sleeping master about to get stung on the nose by a wasp/hornet. Date: ca 1926

Bonzo watering a flower pot
Forget-Me-Not. Bonzo standing on a stool, watering can in hand, watering a pot of flowers. Date: 1928

Bonzo looking at a mirror
" Birthday Remembrance". Reflected in this glass you ll see, What untold bliss I wish for thee. Birthday card. Same image as RR0172." Date: ca 1930

Bonzo on the beach next to a barrel
I ve marked my hotel with a cross. Bonzo on the beach showing his hotel as a barrel marked with a X. Date: 1926

Bonzo writing a letter
Can t think of much to say. Bonzo struggling to write a letter. Pen, paper, envelope. Date: 1928

Bonzo being shouted at by a parrot
I love having someone to talk to. Bonzo blocking his ears to the noisy parrot. Date: 1928

Bonzo getting married
Whens yours coming off? Bonzo and Chee-Kee get married. Top hat, streamers, confetti, horseshoe, bouquet. Date: 1927

Bonzo being woken by alarm clock
You fill my waking thoughts. Bonzo in bed, woken by alarm clock. Collar on floor. Date: 1928

Ooloo mending Bonzos trousers
I m behind with that letter, hope this ll make amends. Ooloo sewing a patch on Bonzos trousers. Needle, thread, scissors. Date: 1928

The Bonzos and family
All ours! Mr & Mrs Bonzo with a family of five little Bonzo s. Date: 1926

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"Bonzo: The Iconic Canine of the 1920s London Scene" Step into the vibrant streets of London's Piccadilly Circus in the 1920s and you would have been greeted by a familiar face - Bonzo, the lovable pup who captured hearts with his mischievous charm. Created by George Studdy, Bonzo became an instant sensation, his adventures chronicled in various artworks. In "His Broadcast Masters Voice, " we see Bonzo donning headphones, perhaps contemplating his own radio show. What now? His curious expression leaves us wondering what mischief he'll get up to next. William Tell Jr. , another creation by Studdy, showcases Bonzo as a fearless archer. With bow and arrow in paw, he exudes confidence and determination. Nobody loves me? Not anymore. This courageous canine proves that love is never far away. Studdy's signature accompanies many of these delightful illustrations, including "His Masters Vice. " Here we witness Bonzo indulging in some guilty pleasures – a testament to his relatable nature. As time goes on, it becomes evident that somebody does indeed love our furry friend. In "I'm beginning to think somebody loves me. " Bonzo basks in adoration from all angles; it seems there is no shortage of affection for this adorable character. "Bonzo's Latest: This Week's Studdy" introduces us to new escapades involving our favorite pup. He adds a fifth member to the quartet - an unexpected twist that keeps fans eagerly awaiting each installment. However, not every adventure ends smoothly for our beloved hero. In "A Miscarriage of Justice, " we find ourselves sympathizing with poor Bonzo as he faces an unjust situation – reminding us that even heroes can encounter setbacks along their journey. Finally, let us not forget one particularly memorable image - "A Feathered Bonzo.