Dickensworld posters & prints

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

Little Dorrit Mr. Sparkler Under a Reverse of Circumstances Anonymous

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 Sitting for His Portrait Anonymous

David Copperfield I Am Presented to Mrs. Micawber Anonymous

David Copperfield Mr. Micawber in His Element Anonymous

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

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

Pickwick Papers an Admonitory Gesture from Perker Restrained Him and He Listened to the Learned Gentleman's Continuation with a Look... Anonymous

David Copperfield Anonymous

David Copperfield 'My Musical Breakfast' Anonymous

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

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

Little Dorrit the Travellers Anonymous

Pickwick Papers Before Mr. Pickwick Distinctly Knew What Was the Matter He Was Surrounded by the Whole Body and Kissed... Anonymous

Pickwick Papers My Dear Said Mr. Pickwick Looking Over the Wall and Catching Sight of Arabella on the Other Side.... Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Mr. Micawber Delivers Some Valedictory Remarks' Anonymous

David Copperfield the Wanderer Anonymous

David Copperfield 'My Magnificent Order at the Public House' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Somebody Turns Up' Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge 1841 Anonymous

David Copperfield 'I Am the Bearer of Evil Tidings' Anonymous

David Copperfield 'Mr. Peggotty and Mrs. Steerforth' Anonymous

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

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

The Chimes a Goblin Story Anonymous

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