Who painted Apple Blossom?

Apple Blossom was painted by Jessie King in 1908.

Where can I see Apple Blossom?

Apple Blossom is held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

Artwork

Apple Blossom

Jessie King , 1908

Apple Blossom is a print by Jessie King. It dates from 1908 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Jessie Marion King was a Scottish painter and illustrator as well as a designer of tiles, fabrics, wallpaper and jewellery.

About this work

Jessie King made this print called Apple Blossom in 1908. It’s just a simple print on paper, but it shows her skill with flowers and patterns. The museum calls it part of a set she made for Gowan & Gray Ltd.

The interesting thing is that King often worked like Charles Rennie Mackintosh. He led the Art Nouveau style that loved flowing lines and nature.

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Overview

Created in 1908, the work reflects the Art Nouveau influence of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, whom King emulated in her designs.

The color half-tone print *Apple Blossom* by Jessie Marion King depicts a blooming tree and bears the artist's signature. Created in 1908, the work reflects the Art Nouveau influence of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, whom King emulated in her designs. It was part of a series published by Gowan & Gray Ltd. and later belonged to textile designers Joseph and Olive Bilbie, who referenced it for their floral textile patterns.