Charles Dickens: Great Expectations illustrated by Frederic W. Pailthorpe

 

Frederick William Pailthorpe (1838 - 1914), British illustrator and engraver. He is best known for his lively illustrations for the works of Dickens,

The terrible stranger in the churchyard

Mrs. Joe returning from an Expedition

A stranger at the Jolly Bargemen

I present Joe to Miss Havisham

Pip's anguish at losing Estella

"And may I — May I —?"

Jaggers meets some disreputable clients in the streets near his office

Those in Mr. Jaggers' Milieu

The Aged P and Wemmick's Walworth Sentiments

Trabb's Boy Endeavours to Humiliate Pip Publically

The Flaying of Hamlet

"Now, Aged Parent, tip us the Paper" 

On the stairs

Shoulder to Shoulder

"Here's old Bill Barley, bless your eyes" 

Confidential with Mr. Jaggers

Old Orlick Means Murder

Magwitch Under Surveillance?

The Arrest

The Old Place by the Kitchen Firelight

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