1753 - 1949
William Nicholson was a British artist, illustrator, and printmaker born on 5 February 1872. He was known for his distinctive works that combined elements of art nouveau and modernism, particularly in his vibrant color lithographs and posters. Nicholson also made significant contributions to children's literature through his illustrations for works such as the "The Velveteen Rabbit" and was active in various artistic movements throughout the early 20th century.