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 - 8 also.
This is part 9 of of a 12-part series on the works of John Hassall:
1930 The Ugly Duckling published by Blackie & Son:
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| Front Cover |
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| Big Brother, original artwork pen & ink |
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| "Can you lay eggs?" |
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| "The new one is the best?" they said |
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| Not so bad as he looks pen & ink artwork |
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| Pity the poor duckling |
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| Untitled |
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| Untitled |
c1930 Blackie's Popular Nursery Rhymes:
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Blessing light upon you |
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| Blessing light upon you |
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| Girls and Boys come out to play |
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| Johnny shall go to the fair |
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| Little Bo Peep "She finds their tails" |
1930s Wookey Hole Cave postcards:
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| The Escape of the Axe. Wookey Hole Cave. |
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| The Hall of Wookey. Wookey Hole Cave. |
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| The Inner Grotto. Wookey Hole Cave. |
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| The New Grotto. Wookey Hole Cave |
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| The Witch of Wooky. Wooky Hole Cave. |
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| The Witch's Parlour. Wookey Hole Cave |
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| 1930s Robinson Crusoe hardback cover published by Blackie & Son Ltd |
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| 1930s Robinson Crusoe detail |
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| 1930s Robinson Crusoe detail |
1931 The Goose Girl, published by Blackie & Son Ltd:
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| End Cover: Serving maid "Drink if you will. I will not be your waiting maid." original artwork pen and ink and crayon 38 x 27 cm |
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| Page 1. The Queen - "cut off a lock of her hair" Page 4 Forced to take off her royal clothes & put on her maid's shabby ones original artwork |
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| Page 3. As she leaned down drink, the lock of hair floated away. original artwork |
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| Page 5 The Princess stayed in the court below. |
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| Page 13 She had no place until she told him all. Page 14 The young Prince was married to his true wife - Showing where sehe tended the geese original artwork |
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| 1932 Passing of the Regiments sheet music cover 31.4 x 24 cm V&A Museum, London |
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| 1932 The Flying Trunk The Princess was asleep colour lithograph |
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| 1932 The Flying Trunk chapter heading |
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| 1932 The Tin Soldier published by Blackie & Son Ltd. She Took Him to the Parlour colour lithograph |
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| 1932 She Took Him to the Parlour original artwork |
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| 1932 The Tin Soldier "That would be just the wife for me" colour lithograph |
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| 1936 Sir Frederic Hobday (1870–1939) oil on canvas 210 x 111 cm Royal Veterinary College, London |
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| before1938 Milton Bode's Grand Pantomine Jack and the Giant Killer colour lithograph poster 76 x 51 cm |
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| 1939 Self portrait with Native American headdress pen & ink on Whatman Drawing Board |
c1940 John Gilpin published by Blackie & Son Ltd:
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| Front Cover |
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| Gilpin loses his hat, wig, and cloak |
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| Quoth Mistress Gilpin - "Thats well said" |
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| Said John - "It is my wedding-day". |
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| "Look! Look!" |
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