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Doris White (British)


Enid Blyton’s ‘Noddy’ is one of the most recognisable icons in British culture. ‘Noddy’ began when David White, the managing director of the publishers Sampson Low and Co. was keen to begin a new series of books with Enid Blyton. His aim was to create a popular character for younger children with bright and colourful illustrations. The first book, Noddy Goes to Toyland was published in November 1949, with illustrations by Harmsen van der Beek. Other illustrators of ‘Noddy’ include Robert Tyndall and Mary Cooper.


Doris White. Noddy

Noddy
pen and ink and bodycolour on card
c. 1960
13.5 x 10 cm.

£220
(within bespoke white box frame)


Doris White. Noddy and Friends

Noddy and Friends
pen and ink and bodycolour on card
c. 1960
10 x 19 cm.

£320
(within bespoke white box frame)

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