Early 1900s Royal Doulton Gibson Girls Dinner Plate "And Here Winning New Friends and Not Losing the Old Ones, We Leave Her".

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"Gibson Girl" plate made by Royal Doulton, circa 1902-15. The series of 24 depicts the trials and tribulations of an … Read more "Gibson Girl" plate made by Royal Doulton, circa 1902-15. The series of 24 depicts the trials and tribulations of an attractive widow in the Gilded Age, as designed by Charles Dana Gibson(1867-1944). Gibson was a talented and successful commercial artist in the USA , with his work covering the decades between 1890-1920. The pen and ink sketches were titled " The Widow and Her Friends", first published in Life Magazine and the artists own book in 1901. The depicted scenes Are titled, expressing Gibson's dry wit. The "Gibson Girl" became synonymous with the ideal modern woman, tall, elegant , and independent. The series was made into a set of blue and white transfer ware earthenware plates by Royal Doulton, England, made circa 1902-1915. This plate is "And Here Winning New Friends and Not Losing the Old Ones, We Leave Her." See less