Pierre Lapin
Evans eventually converted to the three-colour printing technique. In 1902 he used the "recently developed Hentschel three-colour process", at Beatrix Potter's request, to print her watercolour illustrations for her first book, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit". Towards the end of his career, not all of his work was devoted to the three-colour process; in 1902 he engraved and printed "Old English Songs and Dances" for W. Graham Robertson, which was described as "harmonious" and "delicate".