Susan Collection (page 5)

Susan empties a pail of water on Dunderpate, to test to see if he has the sense to go in when it rains. Date: 1938

Dunderpate and his friend Susan walking to town -- he slows down and begins to lose interest in seeking his fortune. Date: 1938

Christmastime. Artist: Susan Beatrice Pearse. 3 children watch Santa fill their stockings with toys Date: circa 1916

Dunderpate and Susan with the squire
Dunderpate and Susan speak to the squire, who looks down at the offered pair of shoes. They remind him that he offered them a silver crown in return. Date: 1938

To Market, To Market, To Buy a Fat Pig Date: circa 1918

Little Miss Muffett Date: circa 1918

Dunderpate tells Susan he plans to marry
Dunderpate tells Susan that if the tailors daughter won t marry him, he will ask the pastrycooks daughter. He asks Susan to come with him in case he needs help. Date: 1938

There Was a Little Man & He Had a Little Gun Date: circa 1918

Dunderpate offers the squire his shoes, watched by his friend Susan. Date: 1938

Dunderpate falling off the fence in surprise at Susans proposal of marriage, and at the thought of working for his living. Date: 1938

Dunderpate and his friend Susan with broken crockery
Dunderpate and his friend Susan clearing up the crockery which he accidentally broke when he ran indoors. Date: 1938

Dunderpate followed by his friend Susan
Dunderpate continues on to town, followed by his friend Susan. Date: 1938

Susan tries to help Dunderpate put his best leg foremost, saying it will get easier with practice. Date: 1938

Dunderpate and his friend Susan meet a blacksmith who explains what not letting the grass grow under your feet really means. Dunderpate is dismayed to learn that it means working hard. Date: 1938

Dunderpate and his friend Susan meet a miller who explains what putting your best leg foremost really means. Dunderpate is dismayed to learn that it means working hard. Date: 1938

Dunderpate and Susan with their family
The adult Dunderpate and Susan with their family of eight children! Date: 1938

Sleep, Babies, Sleep. A little girl puts her toys and dolls into a cradle and kisses them goodnight. 20th century

Picture No. 10508180
Alice in Wonderland (1) Susan Pearse

Tatler front cover, July 1962
A model poses for the front cover of The Tatler wearing a pink silk cutaway dress by Susan Small. The hair-do is by Harold Leighton of Hampstead. Date: 1962

Jean Shrimpton in Susan Small
Archetypal 1960s model Jean Shrimpton, wearing an oyster white brocade dress and jacket trimmed with navy, red and gold ribbon and fastened with a gilt and pearl pin, designed by Susan Small

Picture No. 10508242
Babes in the Wood (1). Susan Pearse

The tea party by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two little girls sit down solemnly to a tea party accompanied by their pet dog and several dolls

See-Saw by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Four children play together on a rudimentary see-saw, although one little girl seems to have fallen off one end

Ride a rocking horse by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two little boys ride a rocking horse rather energetically. The one at the back appears to be hanging on for dear life. Date: c.1925

Pick-a-Back by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Three children enjoy themselves playing piggy back or pick a back

On the Swing by Susan Beatrice Pearse
A little girl sails through the air on a tree swing, pointing her feet to the clouds, while her friend watches from the ground

Flying kites by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two children run up a hill to fly their jolly looking kites

Ring-a-Roses by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Three little girls have fun holding hands and dancing round in a circle in a game of ring-a-roses

Building a Castle by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two children sit contentedly and construct a castle from building blocks

Blowing Bubbles by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two children sit with a bowl of soap suds and blow bubbles through pipes

Dancing Couple by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Two children at a fancy dress party dance together, he in a striped suit reminiscent of the French Revolution and she in fairy style tutu

At the Pantomime by Susan Beatrice Pearse
Lovely illustration by Susan Beatrice Pearse showing children at a Christmas pantomime. A clown on stage is throwing crackers into the audience stalls

Lady Susan O brien - 2
LADY SUSAN O BRIEN (nee Strangeways) daughter of the first earl of Ilchester, wife of the actor William O Brien, with her dog

Coolidge / Katy Next 4
The peasant woman places flowers at a roadside shrine

Dickens / Dombey & Son
Mr Toots - a student at Dr Blimbers school who loves Florence but marries Susan

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