"Never mind the weather love."
This is one of my favourite Mabel Lucie
Attwell postcards. I'm not sure why it appeals so much. Maybe it’s just the
cheeky look on the children’s faces or the fact they are sitting under a brolly
even though the sun appears to be shining.
I
also love the message on the card; Dear Master Christopher, I
wonder if this is you and Sheila under the umbrella. I hope you are enjoying
this beautiful weather. Have you had your Granny to stay with you yet? Lots of
love, from Old Nannie xxx.
Posted on 30th
August, 1929.
This one makes me smile. I just love their happy faces and the fact they are laughing so much
they can only manage to say O, Help!
Valentine's "Attwell" series
number A614 not posted and not dated.
Make us good for goodness gracious sake.
This one is poignant, sweet and funny! Published by Valentine & Son's number 2889.
Not dated but probably 1950s.
If you enjoy Mabel Lucie Attwell's artwork you might like these previous posts, please remember don't forget and Manty a fairy tale
Thanks so much for calling in, I hope you are enjoying the postcards.
These are adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence Barbara! I was just visiting your on line store and searching by Mabel Lucie Attwell and watching some cards and then I came to the blog and found these ones...I really love her illustrations since the moment I found my children's china sets.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your posts a lot.
Besos!
Hi Lindsay, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the cards. Barbara x
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbi, glad you like them. The little dog is very sweet.
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn, you are so right! I like to hang on to some of that innocence hence my love of vintage books and cards.
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilde, I'm glad you like them.
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, I remember sending out Christmas cards to my young nephews addressed Master …. my goodness that makes me sound old!
ReplyDeleteHappy to share, thanks for calling in.
Hi Jo, thanks for that.
ReplyDeleteHello Silvina, how strange – we must be on the same wave length today! I loved your post recent post; the plates and cups are so pretty, they are just the kind of thing I like to collect. xx
ReplyDeleteNow, these are just way too cute. They're beyond adorable! I think the first one is my fav, not just because of the illustration, but 'never mind the weather, love.' How sweet is that?
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! It is rainy here today- so I especially enjoy the first one. :) Look at those cheeks!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, very sweet indeed! Thanks for calling in.
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie, they are pretty special. Mabel Lucie Attwell certainly had the knack of drawing cute children. Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDeleteOh my God, these are so cute. I really love 'O Help' and the puppy in the 'Make Us Good for Goodness Gracious Sake.' It seemed to be repenting along with the child!
ReplyDeleteHi Claudine, the little dog was the thing that attracted me to the card. I love the way he is sitting with his head bowed, as you say, it looks as though he’s repenting too.
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara,
ReplyDeleteI have only just come across your blog and I have fallen in love! The artwork is just beautiful, thank-you so much for sharing. I sent you a tweet to enthuse via twitter but I'm very new so don't know if you will have been able to see it, and I've taken up your offer to "grab my button" for my website which is still under construction and could use some visitors if anyone has some spare time! Thank-you again Barbara for this beautiful blog.
Hello Jill, thanks so much for your comment and for mentioning my blog on your blog! You just made my day! I couldn't find your Tweet, if I could I would re-tweet and follow you. What Twitter name do you use? Barbara
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have made someone's day!
ReplyDeleteIt's Jill London @london_jill
Keep smiling : )
Thanks Jill I've just followed you on Twitter : )
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful, a real blast from the past.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, glad you enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteI used to love Mabel Lucie Attwell when I was little
ReplyDeleteMe too - and I still do! Thanks for commenting.
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