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Tribute - Poppies
Tribute - Poppies. Florence Mary Anderson / Molly MacArthur (1893-1972) had two distinct styles of illustration. From the middle of the 1920s, she moved on from earlier highly-decorative fairy art to produce beautiful monotone woodcuts in a distinctly oriental style. The artwork (for this book) was credited to Molly McArthur. Date: 1925
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Anderson Florence Macarthur Mcarthur Molly Monochrome Monotone Poppies Tribute Woodcut 1925
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This evocative woodcut print, titled "Tribute - Poppies," is a stunning example of the monotone illustrations produced by the talented artist Florence Mary Anderson, also known as Molly MacArthur, during the 1920s. Having previously gained acclaim for her decorative fairy art, MacArthur shifted her artistic direction in the middle of the decade, moving towards a more minimalist, oriental style. The image before you showcases a beautiful arrangement of poppies, their vibrant red petals unfurling against a rich, textured background. The intricate details of the poppies' veins and stems are expertly carved into the woodblock, creating a sense of depth and dimension that is further enhanced by the monotone palette. MacArthur's mastery of the woodcut technique is evident in the delicate lines and precise shading, which bring the poppies to life and imbue them with a sense of grace and elegance. The title "Tribute" suggests that this artwork may have been created as a tribute to the beauty and resilience of nature, or perhaps as a memorial to those who had lost their lives in the recent conflict. This print, which was produced in 1925, is a testament to MacArthur's artistic versatility and her ability to adapt to new styles and trends while maintaining her unique artistic voice. It is a captivating work of art that continues to inspire and delight viewers to this day.
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