Pickwick papers

The Pickwick Papers - Charles Dickens

First edition with Reynolds' illustrations, deluxe issue. 4to. Full white vellum with gilt lettering plus gilt and black vignette on the upper cover. Number 334 of 350 copies signed by the artist. Top edge gilt and others untrimmed.

Illustration by Frank Reynolds for Charles Dickens’ Pickwick Papers.

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The Dickens Museum in London's fascinating exploration of the symbiosis between Dickens and his illustrators also reveals another very close relationship - the author and his fan clubs Charles Dickens is credited with giving us many things – from several...

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The Pickwick Papers is the debut novel of Charles Dickens, an English writer and social critic who is remembered as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era. Some of his huge array of novels and short stories include A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, Oliver Twist, David Copperfield and Great Expectations to name a few. This novel narrates comical yet adventurous incidents takes place, while a group of people travels to remote places around London as a part of their research int

In March of 1836, Charles Dickens began publishing what would become his first novel, "The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club." His landmark publication is honored as a chapter namesake in DBE in Texas - Daughters of the British Empire #charlesdickens #dickens #funfacts #dbewomen #texas Image: Cover of serial, "Pickwick Club" By Chapman and Hall courtesy of @thebritishlibrary_

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The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens.