ca. 1938. 4 3/8" X 4 1/8" ORIGINAL art from the second book published by Tasha Tudor. The piece has the holes Tasha made for the ribbon that bound this tiny book. Published after PUMPKIN MOONSHINE. Watercolor illustration of the dedication page published on page [11] in ALEXANDER THE GANDER Oxford University Press, 1939. More
ca. 1964. 1st edition. frame size 11 ¼" x 9 5/8" An incidental drawing of a Boy and Girl. These unpublished watercolor paintings are framed separately. The young boy and girl sit in a quiet moment, each in a personal rocking chair. The girl in a pink dress and apron... More
Oxford University Press, Inc., 1945. 8 1/2" x 5 3/4" exposed image. Original asking price $8500.00 Full page watercolor to illustrate " The Emperor's New Clothes" and inserted between pages 122 & 123 of FAIRY TALES FROM HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. Painted on heavy paper measuring 10" x 7 5/8". Matted... More
1966. 8 1/4" x 11" in Tudor's French mat. A simple, but lovely watercolor reproduced on page 30 of Take Joy! (1968). A twig frame around the entire page, a large portion of which is blank, reserved for two columns of text. A vignette in the upper left hand corner... More
Oxford University Press, Inc., 1943. 5 3/4" x 5 1/2" exposed in mat. Watercolor illustration published on page [17] in THE WHITE GOOSE. In Tudor's French mat. A light blue wash frame and gilt line border. The image is Robin running through a moonlit field watched by an owl sitting... More
ca. 1966. 1st edition. The frame measures 16 ¼" x 13 ½" Tasha Tudor painted hundreds of Christmas card for Samuel Golden's Irene Dash Greeting Card Co., Inc. in New York City. This card image originally appeared in the publisher's collection of cards for 1967. A detail of the painting... More
1955. 20 ¼" x 15 3/8" exposed through a tan mat (24 1/2" x 19 1/2") within a gilt frame measuring 26" x 21" This art was commissioned in 1955 at the request of the Assistant treasurer, New Hampshire Savings Bank, Concord, NH. This painting is one of two painted... More
11 5/8 " x 9 ¼" Full page watercolor to illustrate the short story and printed as page [28] in Tasha Tudor's Bedtime Book, Platt & Munk, 1977. Unmounted piece of watercolor paper measuring 11 5/8 " x 9 ¼". The 10 1/8" x 8" image is fully reproduced in... More
ca. 1954. Watercolor illustration published on page [11] in Biggity Bantam, Ariel Books, 1954. In Tudor's French mat, a light tan wash frame and gilt line border, 3 5/8" x 5 ½" exposed in mat. The image is of a city vegetable stand against a brick building, probably reminiscent of... More
1963. 6 x 6 1/4" exposed image within a brown, and tan mat ,in a light oak frame.Overall size 12 7/8" x 13 1/8" Pen and ink drawing for Chapter X head, page 116, A LITTLE PRINCESS (1963). Mr. Carrisford in his dressing gown, with a book, sitting in a.... More
ca. 1976. 4 3/8" x 9 3/8" The art is reproduced on page [15] of the book. This is an unusual image for Tudor reminiscent of the blue snow scenes of Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen (1945). Shingebiss's cabin appears in gray at the lower right. The main image... More
ca. 1977. Watercolor illustration published on page [16] in Amy's Goose, Thomas Y. Crowell, 1977. An unmounted piece of watercolor paper measuring 8 13/16 " x 8 5/8" nearly filled with a blue scene. The image shows Amy sitting holding a wounded goose above a pond with more geese nearby... More
9 ½" x 8 ½" Full page watercolor to illustrate the short story and printed as page [17] in Tasha Tudor's Bedtime Book, Platt & Munk, 1977. Unmounted piece of watercolor paper measuring 13 ¼ " x 11 ¼ ." The 9 ½" x 8 ½" image is fully reproduced... More
Oxford University Press, Inc., 1943. 5 7/16" x 5 7/16" exposed in mat. Watercolor illustration published on page [29] in THE WHITE GOOSE. In Tudor's French mat. A ight blue wash frame and gilt line border. The image shows Robin startled as the flock of eleven geese rise above him... More
Collins + World, 1978. 3 15/16" x 6 7/16" exposed image. A lovely and detailed watercolor published on page [15], CARRIE'S GIFT by Efner Tudor Holmes. In a tan mat under a brown mat. No signature is evident. A young girl carrying a covered basket toward a rather forlorn farm... More
ca. 1964. 8" x 6" Page [3]. Watercolor of a summer floral border: wild strawberries, huckleberries, buttercups and clover. Tudor's French mat in a brown and green wood frame, 16" x 13". A most lovely Tudor image. This one is instructive for the various sizing and publisher's notes penciled on... More
1977. 3 1/2" in diameter. The image is of a just married couple in Regency costume walking to the left. The gentleman wears buff full-length britches, a white shirt with a wide white ascot and a blue jacket with black velvet collar over a cream vest. The blushing bride sans... More
Redding, CT: original art, 1943. 2 15/16" x 6 1/16" exposed in mat. Watercolor illustration published on page 38, MOTHER GOOSE. In Tudor's French mat, a light blue wash frame and gilt line border. Figure of a crowned Arthur running with a sack of barley meal over his shoulder, before... More
![GOOSEBERRY LANE, p. [15] "After four days of rain a dreadful thing happened." Bethany Tudor](/pictures/thumb/28594.jpg?v=1553650511)
ca. 1963. 5 1/2" x 8" One of 20 watercolor illustrations that Bethany Tudor painted for her own story about 4 little Steiff animals - Samuel, Samantha, Gweek and Owl. Samuel and Samantha lose their house in a terrible rain storm. Perseverance brings them to the home of Owl and... More
![GOOSEBERRY LANE, p. [25] "Pardon me, is this your house?" Bethany Tudor](/pictures/thumb/28595.jpg?v=1553650647)
ca. 1963. 5 1/2" x 8" One of 20 watercolor illustrations that Bethany Tudor painted for her own story about 4 little Steiff animals - Samuel, Samantha, Gweek and Owl. Samuel and Samantha lose their house in a terrible rain storm. Perseverance brings them to the home of Owl and... More
![GOOSEBERRY LANE, p. [27] "But what about me?" asked Gweek. Bethany Tudor](/pictures/thumb/28596.jpg?v=1553651323)
ca. 1963. 5 1/2" x 8" One of 20 watercolor illustrations that Bethany Tudor painted for her own story about 4 little Steiff animals - Samuel, Samantha, Gweek and Owl. Samuel and Samantha lose their house in a terrible rain storm. Perseverance brings them to the home of Owl and... More
![GOOSEBERRY LANE, page [21]. They decided to sit down and have some lunch. Bethany Tudor](/pictures/thumb/28403.jpg?v=1553650326)
ca. 1965. 5" x 7" Samuel and Smantha with a lunch cloth laid out on the grass before them. Signed "B. Tudor." The actual painting is on a separate piece of paper, then cut out in an oval and pasted to the larger piece. This piece has been the property... More
![GOOSEBERRY LANE, page [9]. Unfortunately, he tripped on a plantain leaf and fell into some dry...](/pictures/thumb/28404_1.jpg?v=1553806220)
ca. 1965. 5 1/4" x 8" Samuel with hoe in hand tumbles over the plantain and into the burdock. Signed "B. Tudor" in the lower right on the plantian leaf, and in pencil at the bottom center, "9." This piece has been the property of Bethany Tudor from the day it was created. More
![SKIDDYCOCK POND, page [11]. Gweek could fly out with a long rope and attach it to the boat....](/pictures/thumb/28401_1.jpg?v=1553806217)
ca. 1965. 6 1/4" x 8 1/16" Samuel and Gweek aare arguing on the beach. One of 19 watercolor illustrations that Bethany Tudor painted for her own story about 4 little Steiff animals and their adventures in a found sailboat at Skiddycock Pond. A large snapping turtle lives in the... More
![SKIDDYCOCK POND, page [13]. "Samuel was so excited he wanted to start sailing around Skiddycock...](/pictures/thumb/28313_1.jpg?v=1553806138)
ca. 1965. 6 1/4" x 8" One of 19 watercolor illustrations that Bethany Tudor painted for her own story about 4 little Steiff animals and their adventures in a found sailboat at Skiddycock Pond. A large snapping turtle lives in the pond and is the "heavy" of the story. This... More