Cowham Collection

Glymiel Jelly - Nobody in OUR family suffers from chapped hands. Glymiel Jelly stops all that. Date: c.1924

He shut up the book Date: 1925

Hilda Cowham
Why, thats my dolls pram, without the handles, said Winnie. Artist: Hilda Cowham Date: circa 1908

Thw Wimple Children
I say, whispered Willie, if I didn t know better, I should think we are walking across a large leaf. Artist: Hilda Cowham Date: circa 1908

Child on wooden horse
Away we go. Christmas card showing small boy riding on a wooden horse. Artist: Hilda Cowham Date: circa 1930

Cookery
Small girl reading a cookery book. Artist Hilda Cowham. Date: 1915

Hilda Cowham Kiddies
A Series of 12 dolls created by artist Hilda Cowham in 1916 for the Dean's Rag Book Company. Date: 1916

The Violin Lesson - A girl practises accompanied by Mother
The Violin Lesson - A girl in a short white party dress, black tights and a black bow in her hair practises some pieces, accompanied by her Mother playing an upright piano. Date: 1912

The Picture Book - A rather bored girl flicks through a tome
The Picture Book - A rather bored girl dressed smartly in white dress, white gloves, wide-brimmed white hat and black tights flicks through a tome, seated on a draped chaise longue. Date: 1912

The Noahs Ark - Two children play with the wooden animals
The Noahs Ark - Two children (Elder sister and younger brother?) play with the wooden animals on Christmas morning Date: 1912

The Princess of the Castle by Hilda Cowham
Lovely illustration by Hilda Cowham showing a princess in a flounced, floral trimmed dress watching from the steps of her castle as a knight rides past and raises his flag or standard in her direction

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Step into the whimsical world of Hilda Cowham, where every illustration tells a story. From the enchanting "Glymiel Jelly - Nobody in OUR family suffers from chapped hands" to the heartwarming scene of a child on a wooden horse, her art captures moments that resonate with joy and innocence. In "He shut up the book, " we witness a magical moment as a young boy immerses himself in an imaginary world within the pages. Meanwhile, "Hilda Cowham Kiddies" showcases her talent for portraying children's playful spirits through vibrant colors and lively expressions. With each stroke of her brush, Hilda Cowham brings characters to life. Whether it's "The Wimple Children" engaged in mischievous adventures or capturing the essence of motherhood in "The Violin Lesson - A girl practices accompanied by Mother, " she effortlessly transports us to simpler times filled with love and laughter. "The Picture Book - A rather bored girl flicks through a tome" reminds us of those lazy afternoons spent lost between pages, while "The Noah's Ark - Two children play with wooden animals" sparks our imagination and takes us back to childhood wonderment. Through her captivating artwork, Hilda Cowham invites us into her world – one where cookery becomes an art form and everyday moments become extraordinary. Her illustrations are not just beautiful; they evoke emotions that touch our hearts deeply. As we delve deeper into Hilda Cowham's portfolio, we realize that her work is more than just drawings; it is an expression of love for life itself. Each piece carries its own unique charm and leaves an indelible mark on our souls. So let yourself be transported to another time as you explore the enchanting works of Hilda Cowham – where dreams come alive on canvas and beauty resides in every stroke.