Accept Cookies?
Provided by OpenGlobal E-commerce

Number of Locations:

002548002548002548002548002548002548

LATEST TOURS

The Doctor Whoish tour of London» 
Great London Eccentrics Tour» 
Great London Explorers Tour» 
Jem 10th birthday» 
Top 10 London Landmarks: Silver» 

TOP TOURS

The London Rockstar Death Trail» 
The Krays in London» 
Monty Python Tour of London» 
The Ultimate Beatles Tour» 
The Banksy London Tour» 

CREATE YOUR OWN TOUR»

TOP TOUR GUIDES

    1. Ade Ade 
    2. Jez Jez 
    3. Dave Evans  
    4. Brian  
    5. James Robertson  

LONDON THEMES

   Alcohol  
   Ancient  
   Animal  
   Architecture  
   Art  
   Aviation  
   Boxing  
   Celebrity  
   Charity  
   Children  
   Church  
   Cinema  
   Comedy  
   Crime  
   Dance  
   Death  
   Disaster  
   Drugs  
   Fashion  
   Food  
   Gambling  
   Gay  
   Ghost  
   Grave  
   Health  
   Historical  
   Industry  
   Justice  
   Literary  
   Look Up  
   Medical  
   Military  
   Motoring  
   Murder  
   Museum  
   Music  
   Nature  
   Naval  
   Paranormal  
   
Pioneer
  
   Poetry  
   Police  
   Politics  
   Pub  
   Public Amenities  
   
Quirky
  
   Religion  
   Retail  
   Ripper  
   River  
   Royalty  
   Science  
   Sculpture  
   Sex  
   Signs  
   Society  
   Sport  
   Subterranean  
   Technology  
   Theatre  
   Train  
   Transport  
   Tube  
   TV  
   Weather  
Username:Password:
Remember me:Sign Up Now! Register»   Help

Cartoonist Phil May lived here



Cartoonist Phil May lived here

Punch illustrator and cartoonist Phil May lived here.

Location: 20 Holland Park Road, W14 8LZ

Description: In 1890 The St Stephen's Review cartoonist and illustrator Phil May (1864-1903) bought this house after further success with The Painter and The Parson. It was certainly a creative area with lots of artists resident nearby.

The building was then known as Rowsley House.

He was a heavy drinker and his longterm wasting disease caught up with him and he died of cirrhosis of the liver on 5th August, 1903, aged thirty-nine, weighing only five stone.

He was born in Leeds, and forced to earn his living from an early age after his father died young. Often sleeping on the streets because of poverty, May was finally employed as a theatrical costumier, where he also drew posters and cartoons.

After a few years in Australia he returned to London, and went on to work for Punch, and drew many political portraits. Not very political, but he had a great deal of sympathy for the poor.

Tagged in this Tour: Cartoonists and Illustrators

Themes: QuirkyQuirky Theme  PioneerPioneer Theme
Submitted by: Ade  Ade
Ranking This Month: 2012/2548
Pages Hit This Month: 98
Link to This Page: http://www.shadyoldlady.com/location.php?loc=2097
Credits: http://www.cartoonstock.com/vintage/vintage_biog.asp?cartoonist=12

Cartoonist Phil May lived here

Punch illustrator and cartoonist Phil May lived here.


The Shady Old Lady points out that you can drag this map using mouse. Or visit our full massive map.


Got something to add? Write it 'ere:
Name:     Email:
Your email will ONLY be used once, to confirm the publication of your comments. We value your contribution and privacy.

Anti-spam Security: Please enter this code:
MORE LOCATIONS

Cartoonist Phil May lived here», 0km


The Battle of Blythe Road», 0.4km


Magic, Gizmos & FUN», 3.8km


Old Parr aged 152 lived here», 3.5km


Massage...on your time», 3.5km


Frank Buckland's Menagerie», 3.1km


St Barnabas & the Penny Chute», 3.3km


The Temple of Health», 2.9km


Trinity Buoy Wharf», 9.1km


Finland in London», 6.4km