Dickens characters posters & prints

Little Dorrit Mr. Sparkler Under a Reverse of Circumstances Anonymous

Little Dorrit Mr. Merdle a Borrower Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Sam Looked at the Fat Boy with Great Astonishment But Without Saying a Word Anonymous

A posthumous portrait of Dickens and his characters; Dickens's Dream, 1875 Robert William Buss

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

David Copperfield I Am Presented to Mrs. Micawber Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Pickwick Papers 'Mr. Bob Sawyer’s Boy Peeped Through the Glass Door and Thus Listened and Looked on at the Same... Anonymous

Dick and Betsy Trotwood S Hildesheimer & Co

Pickwick Papers 'Mr. Stiggins Getting on His Legs As Well As He Could Proceeded to Deliver an Edifying Discourse for... Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Mr. Pickwick Could Scarcely Believe the Evidence of His Own Senses Anonymous

Pickwick Papers the Kitchen Door Opened and in Walked Mr. Job Trotter Anonymous

Pickwick Papers with a Countenance Greatly Mollified by the Softening Influence of Tobacco Requested Him to 'Fire Away' Anonymous

David Copperfield Mr. Micawber in His Element Anonymous

Pickwick Papers 'Sam Having Been Formally Introduced As the Offspring of Mr. Weller of the Belle Savage Was Treated with... Anonymous

Pickwick Papers 'Mrs. Bardell Screamed Violently Tommy Roared Mrs. Cluppins Shrunk Within Herself and Mrs. Sanders Made Off Without More... Anonymous

David Copperfield I Saw to My Amazement Peggotty Burst from a Hedge and Climb Into the Cart. Anonymous

David Copperfield 'My Musical Breakfast' Anonymous

Charles Dickens in the character of Sir Charles Coldstream, c.1850 Augustus Leopold Egg

Take Advice from Plain Old Joe and Never Educate that Sort of People Sir' Returned Themajor. Dam Me Sir It... Anonymous

David Copperfield and Mr. Micawber Mr. Micawber Impressing the Names of Streets and the Shapes of Corner Houses Upon Me... Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Traddles and Jin Conference with the Misses Spenlow' Anonymous

Little Dorrit Rigour of Mr. F’s Aunt Anonymous

Little Dorrit the Family Dignity is Affronted Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Steerforth and Mr. Mell' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Somebody Turns Up' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'I Make the Acquaintance of Miss Moucher' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Mrs. Gummidge Casts a Damp on Our Departure' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'I Return to the Doctor’s after the Party' Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Letting His Hat Fall on the Floor He Stood Perfectly Fixed and Immovable with Astonishment Anonymous

David Copperfield Restoration of Mutual Confidence Between Mr. And Mrs. Micawber Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Permit Me to Introduce My Friends Mr. Tupman Mr. Winkle Mr. Snodgrass Anonymous

Illustration from Charles Dicken's Little Dorrit Anonymous

Little Dorrit Mr. F’s Aunt is Conducted Into Retirement Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Mr. Pickwick Sitting for His Portrait Anonymous