Phillpotts Collection

Illustration by Arthur Rackham for A Dish of Apples, by Eden Phillpotts, 1921
RACKHAM: WHISPER TREES. Illustration by Arthur Rackham for A Dish of Apples, by Eden Phillpotts, 1921

A Fishing Smack
This painting shows a large, red sailed smack, a traditional fishing boat, contrasting heavily with the steamer, visible in the background. Date: circa 1923

Mountain Valley
A landscape painting of a valley sitting between the lower point of two vast mountains. The foreground is made up of a solid forest of trees. Date: circa 1916

Widecombe Fair, British International Pictures film, adapted from a story by Eden Phillpotts, directed by Norman Walker Date: 1929

The Farmers Wife, The Devonshire Comedy by Eden Phillpotts, at the Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square, London Date: 20th century

Phillpotts at Oheawai (colour litho)
2800139 Phillpotts at Oheawai (colour litho) by McCormick, Arthur David (1860-1943); Private Collection; (add.info.: Phillpotts at Oheawai)

Whispering Trees, From A Dish of Apples, 1917, (1923). Artist: Arthur Rackham
Whispering Trees, From A Dish of Apples 1917, (1923). A collection of poems written by Eden Phillpotts (1862-1960) is written on a theme of nature and harvest

Eden Phillpotts (1862-1960), English novelist, poet and dramatist, early 20th century

Eden Phillpotts, 1862-1960. English Science-Fiction Writer. From The Book The Masterpiece Library Of Short Stories, English, Volume 9

The Farmers Wife by Eden Phillpotts (4 November 1862 29 December 1960). First produced at the Repertory Theatre, Birmingham, on 11th November 1916 and at the Royal Court Theatre, on 11th March 1924

Henry Phillpotts - 4
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter Date: 1778 - 1869

Henry Phillpotts - 2
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter in his ecclesiastical robes Date: 1778 - 1869

Eden Phillpotts
EDEN PHILLPOTTS writer of rustic tales and dramas Date: 1862 - 1960

Henry Phillpotts - 1
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter wearing a wig with his autograph Date: 1778 - 1869

Henry Phillpotts - 3
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter Date: 1778 - 1869

Eden Phillpotts, English novelist, poet and dramatist
Eden Phillpotts (1862-1960), English novelist, poet and dramatist

New Zealand / Oheawi 1845
British defeated at Oheawi despite the heroism of Phillpotts

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Eden Phillpotts, an English novelist, poet, and dramatist of the early 20th century, left an indelible mark on literature with his captivating works. His talent for storytelling is beautifully captured in Arthur Rackham's illustrations for "A Dish of Apples" in 1921. The enchanting imagery transports readers to a world where whispering trees come alive and fishing smacks sail across vast oceans. Phillpotts' literary prowess extended beyond novels as he also penned plays such as "The Farmers Wife, " which graced the stage at the Royal Court Theatre. This Devonshire comedy showcased his ability to capture the essence of rural life and entertain audiences with his wit and charm. In addition to his writing accomplishments, Phillpotts was known for his love of nature, evident in Rackham's illustration titled "Mountain Valley. " The serene beauty depicted in this artwork reflects Phillpotts' deep appreciation for the natural world that often served as inspiration for his stories. His influence reached even further through collaborations with British International Pictures on projects like "Widecombe Fair. " These ventures brought his imaginative tales to life on screen, captivating audiences with their visual splendor. Notably, Eden Phillpotts was not alone in leaving a lasting legacy; Henry it also made significant contributions. Whether it be Henry Phillpott's role as a character or simply sharing the same surname, their connection adds another layer of intrigue surrounding Eden's work. Through these various hints and glimpses into Eden Phillpotts' life and creations, we are reminded of his profound impact on literature and artistry. His ability to transport readers into fantastical worlds while simultaneously capturing the essence of everyday life remains unparalleled.