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So cute

I wanted to@post another by the painter Hiroshi Kobayashi but couldn’t choose so I decided on the easy option, post all four!

A quartet of Flower Fairies for the season by Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973) She learned her art through correspondence art courses and Croydon School of Art.
When I was selling books I’m ashamed to say I went off her work due to volume I sold. I saw too much. Ok now though

I post quite a lot of Guido Borelli’s paintings because they seem to fit in my site with ease. I find them heartwarming and uplifting

Good Morning
Marianne North (1830-1890) British (Hastings) painting wasn’t her first choice , singing was but her voice failed and she devoted herself to painting flowers. After the death of her mother in 1855 she constantly travelled with her father ( The MP for Hastings)

Gentle Illustrations with his own style of design (JRR Tolkien). I was reading WiKi about him and it was very interesting. His background and education

I’m going for an all four by Nicholas Verrall because they feel summery and bright and it’s such a dismal foggy day here making my timeline a brighter place. There will be more to see at The Catto Gallery.

The third of these paintings is ‘Once Upon a Time ‘ by Edward Reginald Frampton 1872-1923) His Father was a Stained Glass artist and he himself a Muralist.

This is so cute and of it’s time ‘The Kings Daughters in a Basket by Charles Folkard (1878-1963) from British Folk Tales 1920s. Firstly this illustrator was a conjurer who went on to create ‘Teddy Tail’ a popular cartoon character who ran in the Daily Mail newspapers for decades

Good Morning Everyone.
Our first Illustrations today are by English children’s book Author and Illustrator Nicola Bayley. I first discovered her in the 1970s because I was given ‘The Patchwork Cat’ by her Captions 1 and 3 2 is from The Mousehole Cat 3 The Tyger Voyage