Jessie Marion King (20 March 1875 – 3 August 1949) was a Scottish illustrator known for her illustrated children’s books. She also designed bookplates, jewellery and fabric, and painted pottery. King was one of the artists known as the Glasgow Girls.
Books illustrated by Jessie M. King
- Mendès, C. trans. – L’Evangile de l’Enfance Glasgow: Maclehose 1902
- Buchanan, G. – Jeptha Alex Gardner [1903]
- Evans, S. – The High History of the Holy Graal, J.M. Dent 1903
- ____ The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, Routledge, 1903
- Tennyson, A. – Elaine, Routledge, 1903
- Spielmann, M. H. – Littledom Castle, Routledge, 1903
- Tennyson, A. – Morte d’Arthur, Routledge, 1903
- Morris, W. – The Defence of Guenevere, John Lane 1904
- King, J. M. – Budding Life, Gowans & Gray 1906
- Milton, J. – Comus, Routledge, 1906
- Spenser, E. – Poems of Spenser, T.C & E.C Jack [1906]
- Keats, J. – Isabella or the Pot of Basil, Foulis, 1907
- Shelley, P. B. – Poems, T.C & E.C Jack [1907]
- Mantegazza, P. – The Legends of the Flowers, Foulis, 1908
- King, J. M. – Dwellings of an Old World Town : Culcross, Gowans & Gray 1909
- ____ The Grey City of the North, Foulis, 1910
- Arcambeau, E. – The Book of Bridges, Gowans & Gray 1911
- Hogg, J. – Kilmenny, Foulis, 1911
- King, J. M. – The Grey City of the West, Foulis, 1911
- Arcambeau, E. – Ponts de Paris, Perche 1912
- ____ Songs and Poems of the Ettrick Shepherd, Foulis, 1912
- R. L. Stevenson – Memories, Foulis, 1912
- ____ The Studio Seven Happy Days (Christmas Supplement) 1913
- Wilde, O. – A House of Pomegranates, Methuen 1915
- King, J. M. – The Little White Town of Never Weary, Harrap 1917
- ____ The Studio Good King Wenceslas (Christmas Supplement) 1919
- ____ ‘Marion’ Mummy’s Bedtime Story Book, Palmer 1920
- Kipling, R. – L’Habitation Forcée, Kieffer 1921
- King, J. M. – How Cinderella was able to go to the Ball, Foulis, 1924
