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Illustration, Mary Mary Quite Contrary

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Illustration, Mary Mary Quite Contrary

Illustration (possibly the frontispiece), Mary Mary Quite Contrary how does your garden grow? With silver bells and cockle shells, and pretty maids all in a row. Date: 1895

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Bells Cockle Contrary Figures Grow Maids Nouveau Nursery Rhyme Rhymes Shell Shells Song Songs Stories 1895


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Mary Mary Quite Contrary: A Captivating Illustration from the 1890s Step into the enchanting world of late Victorian England with this exquisite illustration from the frontispiece of Mary Mary Quite Contrary, a classic nursery rhyme book published in 1895. The illustration, a stunning example of Art Nouveau design, showcases a lady named Mary, surrounded by an array of intricately detailed flora and fauna. Mary, dressed in an elegant Victorian gown, stands in the center of the illustration, her hands delicately placed on her hips as she ponders the question, "How does your garden grow?" Her curious expression invites us to join her in the magical journey of discovery. Around her, a riot of colorful flowers and leaves unfurls, their petals and leaves forming intricate patterns that dance and swirl in a harmonious balance. Silver bells and cockle shells are scattered among the blossoms, adding a touch of whimsy and mystery to the scene. Pretty maids all in a row, their faces framed by delicate floral borders, gaze at Mary with curious expressions, their hands holding baskets filled with blooms. The illustration's border is adorned with intricate, flowing vines and leaves, adding to the overall sense of enchantment and wonder. This illustration, with its intricate details and beautiful use of color, transports us back to a time when stories and rhymes were a source of joy and wonder for children and adults alike. A true masterpiece of late Victorian art, it is a testament to the enduring power of imagination and the beauty of nature.

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