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The Art of Thomas Mackenzie

 

Thomas Mackenzie (1887-1944) was an artist associated with the Golden Age of Illustrations. He produced illustrations for books

and watercolours during the early 20th Century.

 

The Thomas Mackenzie Collection at Spirit of the Ages includes art images from some of Mackenzie's seminal work. As a valuable

reference resource, options are also provided for purchasing a range of gifts, including reproduction prints, posters and greeting cards.

 

His earliest commissioned works were for "Ali Baba and Aladdin" and illustrations for Chaundler's "Arthur and His Knights". Other

illustrated books followed, including "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp", "Hassan" and "The Crock of Gold".

 

Mackenzie's illustrations are reminiscent of the work of his Art Nouveau peers, including Aubrey Beardsley, Harry  Clarke and

Kay Nielsen. His images for "Arthur and His Knights", in particular, are stylistically similar to those of Nielsen in "East of the Sun and

West of the Moon", but have a softness about them that remind one of the  watercolours that he also produced.

 

We invite you to take the time to peruse the wonderful artwork from Thomas Mackenzie that is included in the Collection - to view images

from any one of Mackenzie's suites listed below, simply 'click' on the hyperlinks embedded within the titles and the images. By following

the hyperlinks, you will also find further information about Thomas Mackenzie, his illustrations and options for purchasing Fine Art Posters

and Greeting Cards.

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Illustrations from Thomas Mackenzie

 

 

Thomas Mackenzie

''Ali Baba and Aladdin''

9 colour images

Thomas Mackenzie

''Arthur and His Knights''

8 colour images

Thomas Mackenzie

''Aladdin and His Wonderful

Lamp in Rhyme''

12 colour images

Thomas Mackenzie

''Hassan''

12 colour images

Thomas Mackenzie

 

''The Crock of Gold''

12 colour images

  

Thomas Mackenzie - an illustration from ''Ali Baba and Aladdin''

Thomas Mackenzie - an illustration from ''Arthur and His Knights''

Thomas Mackenzie - an illustration from ''Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp in Rhyme''

Thomas Mackenzie - an illustration from ''Hassan''

Thomas Mackenzie - an illustration from ''The Crock of Gold''

  

 

  

 

   

 

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