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- ইংরেজ শিল্পী (bn)
- English artist (en)
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- Noel Carrington (en)
- Dorothy Hutton (en)
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- It is through constant and corageous attempts that some satisfactory results may be achieved. There is a vast field of enjoyment open to all. However simple the theme, if the decoration is descriptive, lively, fearless and sincere, it will be of interest and will enrich the text. (en)
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- The Penrose Graphic Arts International Annual, Vol. 43 (en)
- The Calligrapher's Handbook (en)
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- A pioneer in the modern card was Dorothy Hutton. Her first cards date from 1919, were mostly printed from line blocks, and were coloured by hand. The fact that during World War I Miss Hutton had worked at the Curwen Press gave her an insight into printing processes, then rare amongst artists, added to which she was a member of the Senefelder Club and an exhibiting artist in her own right. You have to throw your mind back rather violently to appreciate how remarkable such cards seemed in the 'twenties ... [Y]et the idea was right, and because Miss Hutton had the courage to persevere, she has seen it take root and prosper. If you look for some key word to distinguish her cards, it is that each is clearly the sincere and natural expression of the artist's own sentiments and not those manufactured to suit the public taste. (en)
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- "Illumination and Decoration" (en)
- "The Contemporary Christmas Card" (en)
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