El famoso "I want some more" de Oliver Twist ha vuelto al de
y el imperturbable Jeeves de Wodehouse ha comparecido en el de

➕#literatura en viñetas recientes/
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An alternative dystopian studies timeline:

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Hugh Thomson RI (1 June 1860 May 1920). Illustrator (65 books & magazines/periodicals)! Pen & ink illustrations for Jane Austen, Charles Dickens & JM Barrie! Put on Quality Street chocolate boxes! 14, was clerk but🎨talent discovered! https://t.co/WVUWdWZ5vi

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It took the bookstore a bit to find out how to order it, but I'm VERY excited to be able to teach and 's Oliver Vol 1 in my Young Adult Lit class this Fall!

I'm going to start with an excerpt from Dickens's Oliver Twist (Victorian lit for young folks), (1/2)

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First of the day for Northeastern Dickens, Northwestern King, Southwestern Cottle, and Southeastern Motley counties in northwestern Texas. Storm is moving east at 20mph. Get to shelter NOW.

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PERFORMANCE! by Stella Tooth at Unit 9a Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue, Ealing, W5 2TD Sun 1 May-Thurs 30 June. I am exhibiting a number of my performer artworks at family-run Reineta Spanish restaurant. They range from acrobats to musicians & dancers to actors.

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love a man whos last name is dickens

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Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' (1843) provides the perfect template for time-travel stories. When Scrooge is taken by spirits on a journey into his past and possible future, he is both an observer and participant in the events https://t.co/u3YWFnGHcv

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According to Mario's Time Machine, Charles Dickens was at his home in 1843, working on A Christmas Carol, when Bowser travels back in time to London and steals his Inkwell, preventing him from continuing his writing.

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J. R. Brown, Dickens surrounded by his characters.
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Colorized, https://t.co/goEjw64VLW

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Then there are Kyd's 1880s "Dickens the Magician" variations. One where he conjures the ghost of Christmas Past and another where he conjures many characters.

the sketch from https://t.co/j41XjLmu8u

the more elaborate versions from

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Sometimes you need to draw an littel danny dickens angels of death ....

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"Mr Winkle and the gig horse" A scene from Dickens' Pickwick Papers by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin

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This was the first illustration assignment I did in ink wash, pen, and colored pencil that also featured bookshelves. It’s Charles Dickens with his pet raven Grip - the inspiration for a character in one of Dickens’ books that inspired Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven.

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and pastel on A2 paper
Dec 2021

These 3 were done in the same session. The first is from a pose that was an hour, the second was 20 mins and the last was 5 mins. The first piece definitely gives me Charles Dickens/ Victorian Streets of London vibes!

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I felt a funeral in my brain
and mourners to and fro
kept treading, treading till I felt that
the sense was breaking through
──Emily Dickenson,〈I felt a funeral in my brain 〉
Emily Dickinson, one of my favorite poets.

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Pip Dickens is a Lecturer in Painting on LICA’s Fine Art course. Concepts of illusion and double meaning are recurring themes in her work - the notion that we may receive two contrasting visual (or intellectual) responses to a single stimulant

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"In the days when Dickens's work was coming out in serial, people talked about it as if real life were itself the interlude between one issue of 'Pickwick' and another."
~G.K. Chesterton, Charles Dickens, The Last of the Great Men


🖼️ Phiz

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"Please, sir, I want some more."

For we're celebrating Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. We recently acquired this manuscript that contains watercolours by Joseph "Kyd" of the Artful Dodger and Oliver Twist...amongst many others.

Who's your favourite character?

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