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The Dream Pedlar - Not worth looking at

The Dream Pedlar - Not worth looking at


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The Dream Pedlar - Not worth looking at

" I don t think you re the least worth looking at, " said Madriala. - illustration in The Dream Pedlar by Lady Margaret Sackville. Florence Mary Anderson / Molly MacArthur (1893-1972) had two distinct styles of illustration. From the middle of the 1920s, she moved on from earlier highly-decorative fairy art (as shown here) to produce beautiful monotone woodcuts in a distinctly oriental style. This artwork (as seen here) was produced under the name Molly MacArthur, or F.M. MacArthur. Date: 1914

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The Dream Pedlar

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is an enchanting illustration taken from Lady Margaret Sackville's book of the same name, published in 1914. The captivating image, created by the talented artist Florence Mary Anderson under her pseudonym Molly MacArthur, portrays a dreamlike scene filled with whimsy and intrigue. In this illustration, a dream pedlar, adorned in exotic clothing and carrying a woven basket, approaches a young woman named Madriala. With a dismissive expression, Madriala responds, "I don't think you're the least worth looking at." The dream pedlar, undeterred, continues to offer her a selection of dreams from his basket, each one more alluring than the last. Anderson's early illustrative style, as showcased in this artwork, was characterized by its highly decorative and fairy-like qualities. The intricate details, delicate lines, and rich colors bring the magical world of dreams to life. The illustration invites the viewer to step into the enchanting realm of the subconscious and explore the wonders that await. As the 1920s progressed, Anderson transitioned from this style to produce stunning monotone woodcuts in a distinctly oriental style, marking a new chapter in her artistic journey. This artwork, created under the name Molly MacArthur or F.M. MacArthur, remains a testament to Anderson's versatility and her ability to captivate audiences with her unique and imaginative illustrations. This image, with its intriguing narrative and exquisite detail, continues to enchant and inspire, inviting us to ponder the power of dreams and the beauty of the imagination.

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