Dorothy Lathrop
1891–1980 · American · 9 artworks
Art Nouveau (Modern)Children's Book IllustrationDetailed line workWatercolor washesUse of anthropomorphismEmphasis on natural formsImaginative compositions
artist bio
Dorothy Lathrop was an American illustrator and writer of children's books. She is best known for being the first illustrator to win the Caldecott Medal in 1938 for her book 'Animals of the Bible'.
what you'll learn
Studying Lathrop's work allows students to explore the principles of illustration, particularly how to convey narrative and emotion through visual imagery. Students can also learn about the Art Nouveau style and its application in children's literature.
related: Arthur Rackham, Kay Nielsen, Maxfield Parrish
9 artworks
HITTY by Rachel Field 10
1929
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‘Mopsa The Fairy’ by Jean Ingelow
1920
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Illustration for Fairy Circus
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Illustration for Mopsa the Fairy
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HITTY by Rachel Field 16
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HITTY by Rachel Field 7
1929
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Jaspa and Me
1949
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Spring Song
1930
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Illustration for Down-Adown-Derry
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