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	Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|~~Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug~~		Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Caricatures by Wood with Masonic connections
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Steenklopper am 26. August 2018 um 21:41 Uhr

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	== Source ==		== Source ==

	"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro [[Yasha Beresiner]], Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."		"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro [[En: Yasha Beresiner\|Yasha Beresiner]], Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."

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			== Lawson Wood ==

			[[Datei:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|350px\|right\|thumb\|Lawson Wood]]

	== "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." ==		== "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." ==

	Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]		Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]

	~~[[Datei:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood]]~~

	These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.		These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.
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	== Source ==		== Source ==

	"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."		"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro [[Yasha Beresiner]], Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."

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Urbantactics am 28. September 2015 um 06:58 Uhr

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			== "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." ==

	~~== "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." ==~~
	Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]		Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]

	[[Datei:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood]]		[[Datei:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood]]

	These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.		These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.

	This post card pokes fun as "Grandpop goes thru the chair" literally! As Masons we know they are really talking about going through the Officer line to become the Worshipful Master.		This post card pokes fun as "Grandpop goes thru the chair" literally! As Masons we know they are really talking about going through the Officer line to become the Worshipful Master.

	== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==		== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==

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	== Source ==		== Source ==

	"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."		"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."
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Jens Rusch am 27. September 2015 um 16:44 Uhr

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	Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]		Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]

			[[Datei:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood]]
	These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.		These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.

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	Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug		Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug
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	~~Bild:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood~~
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	Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug		Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug
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Jens Rusch am 27. September 2015 um 16:43 Uhr

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			== "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." ==
			Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]


			These humorous post cards come from the "Gran Pop" series and is titled "Gran'pop discloses the secrets of Masonry." They are English/Australian in origin and plays on the theme of telling and keeping secrets.

			This post card pokes fun as "Grandpop goes thru the chair" literally! As Masons we know they are really talking about going through the Officer line to become the Worshipful Master.
	== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==		== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==

Jens Rusch am 27. September 2015 um 16:12 Uhr

2015-09-27T16:12:41Z

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	== Source ==		== Source ==
	"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."		"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."
			<gallery widths="380" heights="380" perrow="2">
			Bild:Lawson 1www.jpg

			Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug
			Bild:Lawson 3www.jpg
			Bild:Lwoodphoto.jpg‎\|Lawson Wood
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Jens Rusch: /* Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) */

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Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950)

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	== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==		== Gran'pop's Annual (1935 - 1950) ==

	English comic-artist [Clarence] Lawson Wood (23 August 1878 - 26 October 1957) illustrated Gran'pop the "artful" ginger ape in the Gran'pop's Annual series written by Arthur William Groom and published by Dean, & Son Ltd., London, from 1935 to 1950. Undated, each book was about 124 pages and profusely illustrated.		English comic-artist [Clarence] [[Lawson Wood]] (23 August 1878 - 26 October 1957) illustrated Gran'pop the "artful" ginger ape in the Gran'pop's Annual series written by Arthur William Groom and published by Dean, & Son Ltd., London, from 1935 to 1950. Undated, each book was about 124 pages and profusely illustrated.
	At least one illustration, if not a series, depicts Gran'pop in a masonic setting. Unfortunately an example is not available.		At least one illustration, if not a series, depicts Gran'pop in a masonic setting. Unfortunately an example is not available.

	His illustrations were frequently reprinted as postcards, posters, and a wide range of novelty items, as well as on the covers of such magazine as Colliers. An active member of the London Sketch Club, with Tom Browne, and a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, Wood showed with Walker's Galleries, Brook Street Art Gallery and at the Royal Academy. In 1934 he was awarded a Royal Zoological Society fellowship for his active work with animals and their welfare.		His illustrations were frequently reprinted as postcards, posters, and a wide range of novelty items, as well as on the covers of such magazine as Colliers. An active member of the London Sketch Club, with Tom Browne, and a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, Wood showed with Walker's Galleries, Brook Street Art Gallery and at the Royal Academy. In 1934 he was awarded a Royal Zoological Society fellowship for his active work with animals and their welfare.

	== Source ==		== Source ==
	"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."		"Historic Aspects Of Freemasonry" by W. Bro Yasha Beresiner, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 207, London: "Lawson Wood also drew a series of masons in his well known Gran pop series."