Biographical Materials
Critical discussions
Young Brown in the 1874 Cornhill Magazine
Dickens's Great Expectations
- Pip Waits on Miss Havisham
- Old Orlick Among the Cinders
- Lecturing on Capital
- A Rubber at Miss Havisham's
- Taking Leave of Joe
- "Don't Go Home"
- On the Marshes, by the Lime-kiln
- With Estella after all
Dickens's A Child's History of England
- Alfred in the Neatherd's Cottage
- The Finding of the Body of Rufus
- Arthur and Hubert
- The Intercession of Queen Philippa for the Citizens of Calais
- Joan of Arc Tending Her Flock
- Queen Margaret and the Robbers
- Lady Jane Grey Watching the Body of Her Husband Being Carried Past the Window after Execution
- Charles I. Taking Leave of His Children
Dickens's Our Mutual Friend
- The Bird of Prey (May, 1864)
- Witnessing the Agreement (May, 1864)
- At the Bar (June, 1864)
- Mr. Venus surrounded by the Trophies of his Art (June, 1864)
- The Boffin Progress (July, 1864)
- The Happy Pair (July, 1864)
- Podsnappery (August, 1864)
- Waiting for Father (August, 1864)
- The Bird of Prey brought down (Sept., 1864)
- Mrs. Boffin discovers an Orphan (Sept., 1864)
- The Person of the House and the Bad Child (Oct., 1864)
- Bringing him in (Oct., 1864)
- The Garden on the Roof (Nov., 1864)
- Forming the Domestic Virtues (Nov., 1864)
- Pa's Lodger and Pa's Daughter (Dec., 1864)
- Our Johnny (Dec., 1864)
- Miss Riderhood at Home< (Jan., 1865)
- More Dead Than Alive (Jan., 1865)
- The Boofer Lady (Feb., 1865)
- A Friend in Need (Feb., 1865)
- Trying on for the Dolls' Dressmaker (March, 1865)
- Rogue Riderhood's Recovery (March, 1865)
- Bibliomania of the Golden Dustman (April, 1865)
- The Dutch Bottle (1865 frontispiece, vol. 2)
- The Evil Genius of the House of Boffin (April, 1865)
- The Flight (May, 1865)
- Three-penn'orth Rum (May, 1865)
- Mr. Fledgeby departs on his Errand of Mercy (June, 1865)
- Mr. Wegg prepares a Grindstone for Mr. Boffin's Nose (June, 1865)
- Bella Righted by the Golden Dustman (July, 1865)
- The Lovely Woman has her Fortune told (July, 1865)
- In the Lock-Keeper's House (August, 1865)
- The Wedding Dinner at Greenwich (August, 1865)
- The Parting by the River (Sept., 1865)
- Better to be Abel than Cain (Sept., 1865)
- Miss Wren fixes her idea (Oct., 1865)
- Eugene's bedside (Oct., 1865)
- Lightwood at last (Nov. 1865)
- Mr. Boffin does the Honours the Nursery Door (Nov., 1865)
- Not to be shaken off (Nov., 1865)
- The Boffin Progress (colorized as the Scribner's frontispiece, 1901)
- The Fourth Monthly Wrapper (August, 1864)
American Notes for General Circulation
Pictures from Italy
Trollope's He Knew He was Right (Vol. 2)
Miscellaneous
Works other than illustrations
Bibliography
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Bentley, Nicolas, Michael Slater, and Nina Burgis. The Dickens Index. Oxford and New York: Oxford U. P., 1988.
Dickens, Charles. Great Expectations. Illustrated by Marcus Stone. The Illustrated Library Edition. London: Chapman and Hall, 1862. Rpt. in The Nonesuch Dickens, Great Expectations and Hard Times. London: Nonesuch, 1937; Overlook and Worth Presses, 2005.
Dickens, Charles. The Uncommercial Traveller. Illustrated by Marcus Stone [George Pinwell and "M. W."]. Illustrated Library Edition. London: Chapman and Hall, 1895.
Stein, Robert A. "Dickens and Illustration." The Cambridge Companion to Charles Dickens. Ed. John O. Jordan. Cambridge: Cambridge U. P., 2001. 167-188.
Trollope, Anthony. He Knew He was Right. 2 vols. London: Alexander Strahan, 1869.
Watts, Alan S. "Why Wasn't Great Expectations Illustrated?" The Dickens Magazine. Haslemere, Surrey: Bishops Printers. Series 1, Issue 2, pp. 8-9.
Waugh, Arthur. "Charles Dickens and His Illustrators." Retrospectus and Prospectus: The Nonesuch Dickens. London: Bloomsbury, 1937, rpt. 2003. Pp. 6-52.
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