A Triptych of Three Illustrations Copied from Phiz

1904.

Price: $175.00

Unbound. Three very nice pen-and-ink drawings by an amateur artist. Each is 7 7/8" x 10", and each is on backing board of roughly equivilent sizes. Copied from the etchings "Mrs. Bardeau Faints in Mr. Pickwick's Arms" (a new etching for the second edition of the *Pickwick Papers*); "My Magnificent Order at the Public House" (from *The Personal History of David Copperfield*); and "The Eyes of Mrs. Chick Are Opened to Lucretia Tox" (from *Dombey and Son*); all originally created by Phiz for Charles Dickens. Each is signed "C.C.G." with the date in 1904. Images a bit tanned, light, scattered foxing, edges chipped, the second image has large loss at lower left corner of board and third has loss at upper left corner, neither affecting the images, all have glue residue along top of boards that does not affect the images, some minor soiling to all, very good.

Item #281571

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Item #281571 A Triptych of Three Illustrations Copied from Phiz. Charles DICKENS, C C. G., Phiz.

Charles Dickens
birth name: Charles John Huffman Dickens
born: 2/7/1812
died: 6/9/1870
nationality: Great Britain

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English novelist, generally considered the greatest of the Victorian period. - Merriam-Webster's Encyclopedia of Literature Random Dickens trivia - the first professional baseball team was the Dolly Vardens, a Philadelphia, PA all-African-American, all-female baseball team formed in 1867 (two years before the Cincinnati Red Stockings). Their name came from a character in the Dickens's novella Barnaby Rudge. The Dolly Vardens folded after a short time due to lack of support.more

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