"Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 1815-1882

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Biographical Materials Biography Obituary by George Augustus Sala Working methods "Phiz" — artist, wood-engraver, etcher, and printer "Taking The Wrappers Off" — Covers for the Monthly Serials, April 1836 to September 1870 Etching, Wood-egraving, or Lithography in Phiz's Illustration for A Tale of Two Cities? Works by Charles Dickens Pickwick Papers Nicholas Nickleby Barnaby Rudge (2 plates) Martin Chuzzlewit (40 plates plus sketches) Dombey and Son David Copperfield (42 plates plus sketches) A Tale of Two Cities (complete plates plus discussions) Bleak House (39 plates plus sketches) Little Dorrit (10 plates plus sketches) The Old Curiosity Shop (3 plates) Sunday under Three Heads

Works by Charles Lever Harry Lorrequer (1838) Charles O'Malley (1840; 2 plates)) Roland Cashel (1849; 3 plates) The Martins of Cro' Martin (1856) Barrington (1863; 26 plates) Works by Other Authors Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton's Pelham William Harrison Ainsworth's Auriol or The Elixir of Life (2 plates) James Grant's Sketches in London George Halse's Agatha Augustus Mayhew's Paved with Gold Thomas Miller's Godfrey Malvern W. J. Neale's Paul Periwinkle Quiz's Sketches of Young Ladies Albert Smith's The Pottleton Legacy George Meredith's "Juggling Jerry" Social Commenrtary by Phiz" in The Illustrated London News "The New Revolution in Cabs" (1853) The Social Cabman The Overcharging Cabman The Particularly Polite Cabman The Aristocratic Cabman The Chivalrous Cabman "Whitsuntide in Greenwich Park"

Bibliography

Harvey, John. Victorian Novelists and their Illustrators. London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1970.

Ousby, Ian. "The Broken Glass: Vision and Comprehension in Bleak House." Nineteenth-Century Fiction 29. 4 (1975): 381-392.

Steig, Michael. "The Critic and the Illustrated Novel: Mr. Turveydrop from Gillroy to Bleak House." The Huntington Library Quarterly 36.1 (1972): 55-67.

Steig, Michael. Dickens and Phiz. Bloomington & London: Indiana U.P., 1978. [e-text in Victorian Web.]

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