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The Art of Warwick Goble

Warwick Goble (1862-1943) was among the English artists associated with the Golden Age of Illustration. He took training

in London and focused on watercolours as a medium - being first employed by a printer specialising in chromolithography.

The Warwick Goble Collection at Spirit of the Ages includes art images from some of Goble's seminal work. As a valuable

reference resource, options are also provided for purchasing a range of gifts, including reproduction prints, posters and

greeting cards.

Among his first published illustrations were those accompanying The Book of Baal and War of the Worlds. Other commissions

followed in the early 1900s including The Water-babies: A fairy tale for a Land-baby (1909), Green Willow and Other Japanese

Fairy Tales (1910), Stories from the Pentamerone (1911), The Complete Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer (1912), Folk Tales of

Bengal (1912), Indian Myth and Legend (1913), The Fairy Book (1913) and The Book of Fairy Poetry (1920).

We invite you to take the time to peruse the wonderful artwork from Warwick Goble that is included in the

Collection - to view images from any one of Goble's suites listed below, simply 'click' on the hyperlinks embedded

within the titles and the images.

The Water-babies: A fairy tale for a Land-baby 32 colour images	Green Willow and other Japanese Fairy Tales 40 colour images	Stories from the Pentamerone 32 colour images	The Complete Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer 32 colour images
Folk Tales of Bengal 32 colour images	Indian Myth and Legend 8 colour images	The Fairy Book 32 colour images	The Book of Fairy Poetry 32 images