1920 HAROLD COPPING. Original Illustration of the Philippian Jailer - What Must I do to be Saved? Baptist but not detracting

but not detracting

He & I were [Chinese symbols] friends who knew each other

Full page engraving

and a penchant for lengthy exposition [they installed a tube from the back of the church to near his ear in the pulpit so the choir master could tell him when he was going too long

broadly thought of as one of the most persuasive writers of French Romanticism

1920 HAROLD COPPING. Original Illustration of the Philippian Jailer - What Must I do to be Saved? Baptist but not detracting"What Must I do to be Saved?" original watercolor by Harold Copping. Harold Copping (1863 1932). Harold Copping was perhaps the most prominent Evangelical illustrator of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He entered London's Royal Academy where he won a Landseer Scholarship to study in Paris. He quickly became established as a successful painter and illustrator, living in Croydon and Hornsey during the early years of his career. Copping had links