Dickens and His Illustrators: Cruikshank, Seymour, Buss, "Phiz," Cattermole, Leech, Doyle, Stanfield, Maclise, Tenniel, Frank Stone, Landseer, Palmer, Topham, Marcus Stone, and Luke Fildes; 2nd. Ed.Kitton, Frederic George
History
Dickens and His Illustrators: Cruikshank, Seymour, Buss, "Phiz," Cattermole, Leech, Doyle, Stanfield, Maclise, Tenniel, Frank Stone, Landseer, Palmer, Topham, Marcus Stone, and Luke Fildes; 2nd. Ed.
Kitton, Frederic George
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 -- Illustrations; English fiction -- Illustrations; Illustration of books -- Great Britain -- 19th century; Illustration of books, Victorian -- Great Britain; Illustrators -- Great Britain
by the Trophies of his Art."--_Our
Mutual Friend_ MARCUS STONE, R.A „ 194
58. Monsieur Defarge and Doctor
Manette.--_A Tale of Two Cities_ „ „ 196
59. "Black and White."--_American Notes_ „ „ 198
60. "Taking Leave of Joe."--_Great
Expectations_ „ „ 200
61. Portrait of LUKE FILDES, R.A From a Photograph „ 204
62. Study for the Head of Neville
Landless.--_The Mystery of Edwin
Drood_ L. FILDES, R.A „ 206
63. Studies for Edwin Drood.--_The
Mystery of Edwin Drood_ „ „ 208
64. Studies for Mr. Jasper.--_The
Mystery of Edwin Drood_ „ „ 210
65. Study for "Good-bye, Rosebud,
Darling."--_The Mystery of Edwin Drood_ „ „ 212
66. Study for Mr. Grewgious.--_The Mystery
of Edwin Drood_ „ „ 214
67. Do. do. do. do. „ „ 216
68. Portraits of ALFRED CROWQUILL
(A. H. Forrester) and FREDERICK
BARNARD, R.I From Photographs „ 228
69. Portraits of F. W. PAILTHORPE and
CHARLES GREEN, R.I. „ „ 232
_The Frontispiece Portrait of Charles Dickens was photo-engraved by Mr.
E. Gilbert Hester, and the Collotype Plates were prepared and printed by
Mr. James Hyatt._
[Illustration]
PLATE II
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK
From the Lithograph by
BAUGNIET
This Portrait is a reproduction of a proof impression, showing the
retouching by Cruikshank himself.
DICKENS
AND HIS ILLUSTRATORS
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK
First Start in Life--Early Productions--"SKETCHES BY
BOZ"--Introduction to Dickens--First and Second Series of the
"Sketches"--Extra Plates--Additional Designs for the Complete
Edition--Portraiture of Artist and Author--Historic Value of
Cruikshank's Illustrations--Some Slight
Inaccuracies--Frontispiece of the First Cheap
Edition--Tentative Sketches and Unused Designs--"OLIVER
TWIST"--Incongruities Detected in a Few of the
Plates--Thackeray's Eulogium--Working Tracings and
Water-Colour _Replicas_--Trial Sketches--A Note from
Cruikshank to Dickens--Sketches of Bill Sikes in the
Condemned Cell--How the Design for "Fagin in the Condemned
Cell" was Conceived--A Criticism by Ruskin--The Cancelled
Plate--Cruikshank's Claim to the Origin of "Oliver
Twist"--Designs for Dickens's Minor Writings in BENTLEY'S
MISCELLANY--"The Lamplighter's Story"--Cruikshank's Last
Illustration for Dickens--"Frauds on the Fairies"--The
Artist's Remuneration--Death.
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