Bristlewoods Collection

Bristlewoods, by Frank Reynolds
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman, sitting up reading in 2 single beds, with air raid equipment on side table. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'

Illustration, Bristlewoods as wardens in black out
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman visiting an elderly woman and cat during black out. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'. With quotations, Mr

Illustration, Bristlewoods, sudden end of war
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman with newspapers, in living room with child and dog, woman in military style coat. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'

Illustration, Bristlewoods, in black out
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman in a blacked out street, by garden gate, man with torch and dog. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'. With quotations, Mr

Illustration, Bristlewoods in living room with radio
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman in living room, man and dog dancing by the radio. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'. With quotations, Mrs

Illustration, Bristlewoods, vegetable patch
Caricature illustration by Frank Reynolds, of a man and woman labouring on new vegetable patch, lifting turf and planting potatoes. Captioned, Bristlewoods see it through'

The Bristlewoods See it Through, WWII cartoon
Mrs Bristlewood: " The idea of your going fishing in wartime! And wheres your gas-mask?" Mr Bristlewood: " If you want to know, my gas-masks here - and my knitting too"

At home with the Bristlewoods - Coronation effort. 1937
Mr Bristlewoods is putting up bunting outside his home, for the celebration of the Coronation of King George VI, while his wife peers through the window in horror. 1937

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"Bristlewoods: A Journey Through War and Peace" Step into the enchanting world of "Bristlewoods" as depicted by the talented artist Frank Reynolds. In his captivating illustrations, we witness the Bristlewood family's resilience and unwavering spirit during tumultuous times. In one illustration titled "Bristlewoods as wardens in black out, " we see this remarkable family taking on their duties to protect their community amidst darkness and uncertainty. Their determination shines through as they navigate through challenging circumstances with grace. Another poignant image portrays the sudden end of war, where joy radiates from every corner of the Bristlewood household. The relief is palpable as they celebrate a newfound peace that had eluded them for far too long. During blackout nights, when fear loomed large over cities, we find solace in witnessing how the Bristlewoods come together to create a warm haven within their living room. Gathered around a radio, they find comfort in each other's company while staying informed about current events. But it isn't just wartime struggles that define this extraordinary family; they also embrace simpler joys like tending to their vegetable patch. With dirt-covered hands and smiles on their faces, the Bristlewoods remind us of the beauty found in nurturing nature's gifts. Frank Reynolds' masterful artwork captures not only these moments but also provides an insight into everyday life with charming illustrations such as "At home with the Bristlewoods - Coronation effort. " This piece transports us back to 1937 when communities rallied together for national celebrations, showcasing unity and patriotism at its finest. Through Reynolds' skillful brushstrokes, he immortalizes this beloved family who faced adversity head-on while maintaining hope and love throughout WWII. Their story serves as a testament to human resilience and reminds us that even during our darkest hours, there is always light waiting to be discovered within ourselves and those around us.