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Summer Nights The summer nights we dearly love, With scents below and stars above — When all the skies are darkly blue, And all the grass is deep in dew. But if the stars were dim, no doubt We still could find our way about. For just see here! this glowworm bright Would be our lantern all the night!

Anne Anderson, Golden Wonder Book, Mother Elder, 1934

Anne Anderson (1874-1952) “Oranges and Lemons”

Anne Anderson (1874-1952）"The Sugar Plum Tree"

‘The Twelve Brothers’ from the Golden Wonder Book by Anne Anderson, 1934

Anne Anderson (Scottish, 1874—1952) “The Little Match Girl”

Anne Anderson

Anne Anderson’s Fairy Tales and Pictures, Little One Eye, Little Two Eyes, Little Three Eyes, 1935

Anne Anderson (1874-1952) “Old English Nursery Songs” Mistress Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow, 1921

Anne Anderson (1874-1952), “Grimms’ & Andersen’s Fairy Tales”, 1912 Source

Illustration for the story All The Way And Back Again by totallymystified Via Flickr: No artist credited. Story by Anne Anderson. From The Story Wonder Book, 1937.

Anne Anderson (British/Scottish, 1874-1930, illustrator) • The Gillyflower Garden Book • 1915 • Thomas Nelson & Sons. London, publishers

Anne Anderson illustration.

Helping to unpack during the holidays by Kathie McMillan Via Flickr: Husband and wife team Alan Wright and Anne Anderson collaborated on many commissions, but perhaps their most successful was a series of animal books . The “Nursery Zoo” appears to be an anthology of those books. Many believe Alan drew the animals while Anne drew the children (and the dolls!). More on their history can be found in Anne’s set description. “The Nursery Zoo, story and antics of four animal friends” contains “Podgy-Puppy,” “Cuddly-Kitty,” “Busy-Bunny,” and “Naughty-Neddy.” Thomas Nelson & Sons, New York.

Anne Anderson (1874-1952), ‘The Travelling Companions’, “The Mammoth Wonder Book for Children”, 1935 Source

Anne Anderson (1874-1952) Girl and Farmer picking Apples, 1925

Anne Anderson (1874-1952) Jack o’ Frost

Anne Anderson, The Mammoth Wonder Book, The Travelling Companions, 1930s