Agnes K. Richardson (1885-1951) was born in Wimbledon, London, and studied at Lambeth School of Art. She illustrated books for children, including annuals, and designed greetings cards and at least three posters for London Transport.
Books illustrated include: E. Vredenburg, Golden Locks and Pretty Frocks (1914); L. Carroll, Alice in Wonderland (1920); C. Perrault, Fairy Tales from the French (1920); A.G. Herbertson, The Cosy Corner Book (1923).
Books written and illustrated include: The Dainty Series [four volumes], (1924); Chubby Chums (1932); The Agnes Richardson Book (1936).
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Agnes Richardson 8 High Resolution Images
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - A Christmas Moon 1917
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - Curly 1918
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - Going to pay a Christmas visit 1917
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - Take us to the pond 1917
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - The Flying Trapeze 1936
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - The Lollipop Tree 1936
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - The Magic Sugar Stick 1936
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Richardson, Agnes (1885-1951) - The Mermaid's Pool 1936
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