“The Secret Garden” is an artwork by Charles Robinson, created in 1912. This illustration, part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, belongs to the genre of illustration and falls within the artwork series for “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett from the same year.
The artwork vividly depicts a tranquil and enchanting garden scene. Dominated by soft, pastel tones, the image portrays three children engaged in activities amidst the verdant flora. The surrounding vegetation includes delicate flowers such as roses, whose petals cascade gracefully from a branch above. The backdrop is shrouded in a dreamy haze, suggesting a magical atmosphere inherent within the garden. The children, dressed in period attire, contribute to a narrative filled with wonder and exploration. The illustrative style, characterized by its flowing lines and natural forms, reflects the quintessential elements of the Art Nouveau movement, establishing a scene that is both whimsical and aesthetically harmonious.
