Florence Anderson Collection
Florence Anderson was an English artist active as a book illustrator throughout the first three decades of the 20th Century.
Her art was influenced by the British Fairy School.
The Florence Anderson Collection at Spirit of the Ages includes images from some of Anderson's seminal work.
Her first major commission appears to have been an extensive suite of colour and monotone illustrations prepared for
The Dream-Pedlar published in 1914. Anderson received further substantial commissions throughout the decade that
followed, including major suites of colour and monotone illustrations prepared for: The Travelling Companions (1915);
Little
Dwarf Nose & The Magic Whistle (1916); The Black Princess and other Fairy Tales from Brazil (1916); The
Cradle
Ship (1916); The Magic Kiss (1916); My Fairyland (1916); Nutcracker and Mouse King
(1916); Adventures in Magic Land and
Other Tales (1917); The Rainbow Twins (1919); Valentine and Orson: The Twin Knights of France (1919); Secrets of the
Flowers (1919); The Password to Fairyland (1920); and The Singing Fish (1922).
We invite you to take the time to peruse the wonderful artwork from Florence Anderson included in the Collection -
to view images from any one of her suites or paintings listed below, simply 'click' on the hyperlinks embedded within
the titles and the images.
The Illustrated Books
16 images |
12 images |
8 images |
4 images |
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The Black Princess and Other Fairy Tales from Brazil 12 images |
12 images |
4 images |
8 images |
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8 images |
13 images |
8 images |
The Singing Fish 4 images |
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The Paintings
So there they were in the garden 1 image |
Waiting for something to happen 1 image |
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The Golden-Haired Maiden 1 image |
On the perfumed high road which leads to happiness 1 image |
1 image |
1 image |
1 image |
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