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Bessie
Pease Gutmann
Collectible Art Plates & Figurines
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In Disgrace
5.5" High - Danbury Mint
$45.00
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In Disgrace
Balliol - 5.5" High
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The Reward
Balliol - 5.5" High
$65.00
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Childhood
Reflections
by Bessie Pease Gutmann
8.5" Diameter
Hamilton
Harmony
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The Artist: Bessie
Pease Gutmann
Artist's
Profile: Bessie Gutmann
Bessie Collins Pease Gutmann was born in 1876 in Philadelphia,
PA and died in 1960. As an artist, her achievements
were unparalleled by any other female of her time.
Her favorite subjects were infants and children, but
other subjects included adults and animals. She also
did a series of Colonial Interior scenes. These prints
have the Gutmann signature on the lower right, but
the signature sometimes appears to be different because
it was not always Bessie who signed them.
Bessie attended the Philadelphia School of Design
for Women from 1893 - 1894 and then the Art Students
League from 1899 - 1901.
Early in her career she sketched portraits, advertisements,
and illustrations for local newspapers. Then in 1903
she was hired as a commercial artist. Two of the children's
books that she illustrated were "A Child's Garden
of Verses" by Robert Louis Stevenson and "Alice's
Adventures In Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll .
Her art work appeared on postcards, calendars and
art prints as well as in newspapers and on magazine
covers.
Bessie's art was reproduced on fine porcelain by two
World Renowned collectible plate producers: Hamilton
and Islandia. The Plate Lady of Tampa Bay is proud
to be able to offer these fine Limited
Edition Collectibles to our gift shopping customers.
In 1947 Bessie decided to stop producing art because
of failing eyesight, but by then she already had over
600 art prints to her credit. After her death in 1960,
three children's books were published which included
images from her art prints. Her original prints are
extremely collectible today and certain of her rarer
works, in the best condition, can bring $500 - $13,000
or more at auction. The Gutmann Colonials are not
as valuable, with most valued in the $50 - $100 range.
You can find more information about Bessie Pease Gutmann
in the book "Bessie Pease Gutman - Over Fifty
Years of Published Art" by Karen A Choppa, published
by Schiffer. |
Other famous Children's Art by Bessie Gutmann
(For Viewing Only, Not For Sale On This Site)
The Butterfly |
The Pearl
Angel Sleeping |
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