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Honor c appleton illustrator biography

          Honor Charlotte Appleton (–) was a British illustrator of children's books, including The Children's Alice.

        1. Honor Charlotte Appleton (–) was a British illustrator of children's books, including The Children's Alice.
        2. Honor C. Appleton Biography: Honor Charlotte Appleton was born in Brighton, England, on 4th February She started her illustrating career as a student.
        3. Appleton, born on 4 February in Brighton, one of four children, Honor C. Appleton painted watercolours while she was still a young girl.
        4. Biography She was born in Brighton, on the south coast of England, on 4 February ,[3] and lived in nearby Hove most of her life.
        5. Honor Appleton represented childhood innocence without resorting to sentimentality, most notably in her illustrations to Mrs Cradock's 'Josephine' stories.
        6. Appleton, born on 4 February in Brighton, one of four children, Honor C. Appleton painted watercolours while she was still a young girl..

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          Honor C. Appleton

          Honor C. Appleton, or Honor Charlotte Appleton in full, was born to parents Georgina and John Hoblyn Appleton, in Brighton on the south coast of England, on 4th February 1879.  Appleton grew up with two older sisters, Rachel and Alice Mary (nicknamed 'Sissy') and one younger brother named John.  Although not a great deal is known about her early childhood, it seems that her mother, Georgina, encouraged Honor and her sisters to take up the creative arts and painting.

           

          Appleton was a student at various art schools.

          Firstly she attended South Kensington School, after which, on scholarship, she attended Frank Calderdon's School of Animal Painting.  After a short time at the Studio of Sir Arthur Cope, RA, in January 1901 she and her sister Sissy registered at the Royal Academy School.   It appears that Appleton loved learning and made good use of the opportunities afforded to her to develop her skills in diffe