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| 1899 Self-Portrait pen and ink, gouache and sepia wash 143 x 168 cm © National Portrait Gallery, London In 1900, Hassall opened his own New Art School and School of Poster Design in Kensington, with the help of his former teacher Van Havermaet; he numbered Bert Thomas, H M Bateman and Harry Rountree among his students. In 1908, the school amalgamated with Frank Brangwyn’s London School, but was closed at the outbreak of the First World War. In the post war period, he ran the very successful John Hassall Correspondence School. |
For more information about John Hassall see part 1, and for earlier works, see parts 1 - 4 also.
This is part 5 of of a 12-part series on the works of John Hassall:
1904 The Zoo by Walter Emanuel, published by Alston Rivers:
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| 1904 Hardback front cover |
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| 1904 A Rustic turned into a Teetotaler two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 I cannot bring myself to believe that this is a very witty animal two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 Language two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 Ostrich Feathers two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 The inmates rose as one man, and lashed themselves into a truly terrible state of fury two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 Visitors thrusting their hands through the rails are advised to see that they get them back two-colour lithograph |
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| 1904 Round the World ABC colour lithograph hard cover |
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| 1904 Round the World ABC Title page |
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| 1904 The General Electric Company March sheet music colour lithograph |
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| 1904 Veritas Mantles for Strength & Brilliancy colour lithograph poster 47 x 37 cm |
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| 1905 Dont Tell! by John Hassall & G.E. Farrow published by Alf Cooke Ltd., London & Leeds |
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| 1905 Dont Tell! |
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| 1905 Drury Lane Pantomime, Cinderella colour lithograph poster 50.7 x 76 cm |
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| 1905 Ruff & Reddy, The Fairy Guide "The Beanstalk" colour lithograph |
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| c1905-10 Osram Lamps, The Light for All colour lithograph postcard |
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| c1905 "Putting out" under Edward VII chromolithograph 31.5 x 61 cm |
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| c1905 "Putting out" detail |
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| c1905 "Putting out" detail |
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| c1905 Little Red Riding Hood colour lithograph |
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| c1905 Through the Green with the Georges chromolithograph 31.5 x 61 cm |
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| c1905 Through the Green with the Georges detail |
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| c1905 Through the Green with the Georges detail |
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| 1906 "Who said Treasury?" ink and watercolour on paper |
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| 1906 A Question of Figure. published in The Sketch |
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| 1906 Association Football and The Men Who Made It, Vol.1 hard-back book The Fifa Collection |
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| 1906 Barcelone Sejour d'Hiver (Winter stay in Barcelona) colour lithograph poster 130 x 98.5 cm |
1906 Good Queen Bess (Elizabeth I):
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| Front Cover hard-back, colour lithograph |
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| Title Page |
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| Childhood of Elizabeth I colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I proclaimed Queen at Hatfield colour lithograph |
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| The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth I colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I accompanies her sister, Queen Mary, on her entry into London colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I accompanies her sister, Queen Mary, on her entry into London colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I and Sir Walter Raleigh colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I dancing lesson colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I protests against the Scottish use of the Royal Arms colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I refuses the Crown of the Netherlands colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I reviews the troops at Tilbury colour lithograph |
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| Elizabeth I with William Shakespeare and Francis Bacon colour lithograph |
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| The revels at Kenilworth colour lithograph |
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| How Elizabeth I dealt with tramps colour lithograph |
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| Elizabethan London at Night colour lithograph |
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| The first pipe smoked in England colour lithograph |
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| Sir Francis Drake and Sir John Hawkins at bowls colour lithograph |
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| The Invincible Armada attacked by Fire Ships colour lithograph |
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| The last of the Invincible Armada colour lithograph |
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| Every inch a Queen colour lithograph |
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| How Elizabeth I dealt with tramps colour lithograph |
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