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Davies (RANDALL an English author born)

RANDALL, an English author, born in 1866, and educated at Bradfield (Founder's Boy) and Scoones'.

He was for a time Art Critic to the "Academy", "Westminster Gazette", "New Statesman," and "Queen," and also reviewed for the "Burlington," "Athenæum," "Saturday Review" and other periodicals. He qualified as a Solicitor in 1898, and later came to the United States where he was for some years Confidential Secretary to Joseph Pulitzer, of the New York "World." His works include: "Chelsea Old Church"; "Portfolio Monograph"; "Six Centuries of Painting"; "Stories of the English Artists"; "The Greatest House at Chelsea"; "A Lyttel Booke of Nonsense"; "Monographs on Velasquez, Reynolds, and Romney."