A Girl Watering Her Garden - Jessie Willcox Smith Art Print Art Nouveau The family of Bisquit &

The family of Bisquit & Dubouché

adorned numerous postcards and illustrated books of her era

" declares the verse that accompanies this enchanting image capturing a conversation between a frog and a fairy

is the work of the elusive artist John Winson

A Girl Watering Her Garden - Jessie Willcox Smith Art Print Art Nouveau The family of Bisquit &The familiar lines of "Mary, Mary quite contrary, How does your garden grow? Silver bells and cockle shells, And pretty maids all in a row" come to life through Jessie Willcox Smith's artistry in The Little Mother Goose (1912). This charming illustration captures the essence of the classic rhyme, depicting the very Mary referenced, alongside her whimsical garden. Upon closer inspection, one can discern delicate bells, shells, and charming little dolls