Lucy Attwell's rosy-cheeked children were first created as postcards in England in 1911, and then as picture books, tableware, and other products.

The children she painted seem to reflect her own memories in their cheerful, playful gestures.

Her work was highly praised by royalty, and Queen Elizabeth is known to have been a great admirer of hers as a child.

In 1987, Enesco began producing and selling ceramic dolls based on her work, and discontinued their production in 2000.

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