One of his decorative book illustrations.

Specimen

Here’s two more of his samplers. He was a master of freehand lettering.

My grandfather, Charles Frederick Highman’s work specimen. C 1900.

Badger emerging. Pen and wash.

Small watercolour of a conifer plantation. Peggie Highman.

Tall house. Peggie Highman.

Young girl. Pencil. Peggie Highman.

Quick baby sketch. Pencil.

Babies. Sanguine pencil.

Baby portrait. Pencil.

Mono print with felt tip pen.

Portrait of a friend. Peggie Woods. Watercolour.

Mountainous landscape. Peggy Woods. Watercolour.

Bill Woods. Stag. Pen and ink.

Loch Coruisk, Scotland. Bill Woods. Gouache.

Commercial work 2. Bill Woods.

Commercial work. Bill Woods

Commercial work. Print ready. Bill Woods.

Christmas card. Linocut heightened with watercolour. Peggie Highman.

Lettering practice at Art School. 1929. Peggie Highman.

Illuminated letterhead. Peggie Highman.

Modern house. Printed. Bill Woods.

Printed brochure. A scene of Derby.