Vintage Framed sketch by Albert Beck Wenzell from 1896 book “In Vanity Fair”

9x11 Framed Vintage photo Print selected from the book “In Vanity Fair” by A.B. Wenzell. Text below the picture reads: ENTIRELY CONSISTENT "I am afraid you must be very fickle, Mr, Vane; you fall in and out of love so easily." "You can scarcely call me fickle, Miss Gushleigh. I have done that sort of thing, constantly, all my life." The frame is Wood Gallery Frame by Pottery Barn (priced empty at $50) https://www.potterybarn.com/products/wood-gallery-single-opening-frames-graywash/ “In Vanity Fair” published in 1896 contains a selection of pen & ink drawings of high society by the book and magazine illustrator Albert Beck Wenzell (1864-1917). He came from a wealthy family and studied art in Munich and Paris. Wenzell was one of the founding members of the Society of Illustrators and was elected its president in 1902. He became known for his highly stylized portraits of young society women known as "Wenzell's Girls".