Charles Robinson
1870–1937 · British · 17 artworks
Art NouveauIntricate lineworkDecorative borders and patternsStylized figuresIntegration of text and imageUse of muted colors
artist bio
Charles Robinson was a British illustrator and artist associated with the Art Nouveau movement. He is best known for his intricate and imaginative illustrations in children's books, bringing classic stories to life with his distinctive style.
what you'll learn
Studying Robinson's work allows students to explore the principles of Art Nouveau illustration, focusing on line work, decorative patterns, and the integration of text and image. Students can learn about creating visually appealing compositions and conveying narrative through illustration.
related: Aubrey Beardsley, Walter Crane, Arthur Rackham
17 artworks
What day of the month is it - he said turning to Alice
1907
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The Secret Garden
1912
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And Patric was among several youth that he carried away as prisoners
1909
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Off with her head
1907
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Summer
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There was a dispute going on between the executioner, the King, and the Queen
1907
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All night they travelled across the sea
1909
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A monk was told in a wvision to take Andrew's bones on board a certain ship
1909
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Thus the people were free for all time from the fear of poisonous reptiles
1909
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The devoted friend
1913
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Autumn
1912
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The nightingale and the rose
1913
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Woman at her vanity
1900
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Ahem - said the mouse with an important air
1907
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The happy prince
1913
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She began nursing her child again singing a sort of lullaby to it
1907
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At this the disciples crouched in the bottom of the boat
1909
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