J M Balliol Salmon

Salmon was Angela Brazil's favourite among her illustrators with his lovely elongated schoolgirls. He illustrated seven of her books in the UK. Different illustrators were used for different markets. Freeman states that Salmon's illustrations were jettisoned for comic cartoons in France and winsomeness in America. In the following list PG indicates whether the book is available on Project Gutenberg. The list is based on searches on Jisc library hub discover, checked against the bibliography in Sims and Clare's Encyclopedia of Girls' School Stories. Books by Angela Brazil and illustrated by Salmon • No — Title — Published — Year — Pages (from Jisc) — On PG • 1 — The Jolliest Term on Record — Blackie, London — 1915 — 288 p., 8º • 2 — The Luckiest Girl in the School — Blackie, London — 1916 — 296 p., 6 ill., 8º • 3 — The Madcap of the School — Blackie, London — 1917 — 288 p., 8º • 4 — A Patriotic Schoolgirl — Blackie, London — 1918 — 288 p., 6 ill., 8º • 5 — For the School Colours — Blackie, London — 1918 — 288 p., 8º • 6 — The Head Girl at the Gables — Blackie, London — 1919 — 288 p., 6 ill., 8º • 7 — A Popular Schoolgirl — Blackie, London — 1920 — 288 p., 5 ill., 8º

• Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon At The British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry Into The Titanic Disaster - Illustrated London News, 25 May 1912 (Gouache) • Love Letter, 1908 Ink, watercolour and gouache • Portrait of Joan Bright. • Portrait of Ada Reeve on board White Star RMS Majestic 1911