Illustrations of Great Expectations
- Title-page vignette, "Pip leaves the Village": [Pip at the finger-post]
- The Terrible Stranger in the Churchyard
- Mrs. Joe returning from an expedition
- I present Joe to Miss Havisham.
- Ill Used
- A Stranger at the Jolly Bargeman
- "May I -- May I?!!"
- Mr. Jaggers and his Clients.
- The Guileless Confectioner.
- The Flaying of Hamlet.
- Aged P tips us the paper.
- Aged P.
- Trabb's boy.
- -- Boundless Confidence.
- On the Stairs.
- Confidential with Mr. Jaggers.
- Old Orlick means Murder.
- "Here's old Bill Barley, bless your eyes."
- -- Shoulder to Shoulder.
- The Arrest.
- "The old place by the Kitchen firelight."
![Title-page vignette, "Pip leaves the Village": [Pip at the finger-post]](13.jpg){kind=link}
The above illustrations, reproduced courtesy of the Dickens Museum, London, are extracted from the Robson & Kerslake edition published at 23 Coventry Street, Haymarket, London, in 1885.
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References
Dickens, Charles. Great Expectations. Volume 19 of the Edition de Grande Luxe. Ed. Richard Garnett. London: Merrill and Baker, 1900.
Last modified 26 February 2004