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Dalziel Brothers

The Dalziel Brothers were Victorian London's pre-eminent wood-engraving business, illustrating classics like Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland' and Charles Dickens's 'Oliver Twist'.

ABOUT

The Dalziel Brothers were a powerhouse in Victorian wood-engraving, fundamentally shaping the visual landscape of 19th-century British literature. Founded in 1839 by George Dalziel, the business quickly expanded to include his siblings Edward, Margaret, John, and Thomas, forming a true family enterprise. George, who trained under wood-engraver Charles Gray, brought skilled craftsmanship to the venture, allowing the Dalziels to become incredibly prolific. From their London ba…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Dinner Down the River 1840 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Elegant Arts for Ladies: Comprising Bead Work, Bead and Bugle Work, Calisthenic Exercise, Diaphanie... 1851 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Italy, from An Overland Journey to the Great Exhibition 1851 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Sheich Ibrahim and His Visitors (from "Illustrated Arabian Nights' Entertainments") 1860 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Departure of Exploring Parties from Port Kennedy (The Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860,opp. p. 96) 1860 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Night Walk Over the Mill-Stream (in "Good Words for 1863," opp. p. 185) 1863 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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