Mary Evans - Artists' Index

An index of illustrators and artists to help you navigate our collection and enjoy some chance encounters along the way.

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Artists whose names begin with 'A'

Mary Adair, artist for the Medici Society specialising in cute animals. Click here for images

Peter Akehurst, one of the leading photographers on short-lived London Life magazine at the height of the Swinging Sixties. Click here for images

Cecil Aldin (1870-1935), British artist and illustrator, specialist in animals and rural life. Click here for images

Annette Allcock (1923-2002), English illustrator and painter. Click here for images

Helen Allingham (1848-1926), English watercolour painter and illustrator of mainly rural Victorian scenes. Click here for images

Maurice Ambler. Documentary and portrait photographer working in the 1940s to '70s. Click here for images

Anne Anderson (1874-1952) Scottish illustrator of children's books. Click here for images

Florence Mary Anderson (fl. 1914-1930). English artist and fairy illustrator. Click here for images

Thomas Percival Anderson (1884-1936), English portrait artist born in York. Click here for images

Honor Appleton (1879-1951), English illustrator of nursery books and literary classics. Click here for images

Minnie Asprey (1864-1924) became an artist and art teacher while still a teenager and later exhibited at the Royal Academy. Similar in style to Hilda Cowham, we have over 70 of her images done for children's books. With their dainty characters and bold, primary colours, they exhibit at rare charm. Click here for images

V. Asta (fl. 1930s-1950s), book illustrator and artist for the Medici Society. Click here for images

Mabel Lucie Attwell (1879-1964), highly successful British illustrator, famous for her cute, chubby-cheeked children. Click here for images

Autori, caricaturist for The Tatler magazine, 1929-33 Click here for images

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Picture No	10238547
Date	1947
Description	Violence in the Punjab following Partition in India
Details	Amid the ruins of Amritsar after the Sikh Jathas had massacred members of the Muslim population and forced the remainder to flee westwards across the border into Pakistan.
Source	Photograph in The Sphere, 6 September 1947 page 298
Credit	� Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
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