I have divided Browne's career during the time of his collaboration with Dickens into three periods, and although there is unavoidable overlap given the facts of serial publication, the periods make sense in terms of stylistic development and certain milestones in the life or career. These lists make no claim to completeness or total accuracy, though they should be a considerable advance in both respects on Thomson's list; they are intended only as general guides to Phiz's career. With a few exceptions, I list no work that I have not actually seen myself, and those exceptions are marked with an asterisk.
Period 1: 1836-1841
1836
The Library of Fiction (monthly periodical), Vol. I. 3 cuts. "Timothy Sparks" (Charles Dickens), Sunday Under Three Heads. 3 cuts and engraved wrapper.
1836-1837
Charles Dickens, The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. Monthly parts. 36 etchings (from Part IV onward, plus 2 replacement etchings for Part III).
1837
"Quiz" (Edward Caswall), Sketches of Young Ladies. 6 etchings and engraved wrapper.
Richard Johns, "The Little Bit of Tape," Bentley's Miscellany, Vol. I. 1 etching.
Advertising circular for Bentley's Miscellany, 1 etching.
1837-1838
James Grant, Sketches in London. Monthly parts. 18 etchings (out of 24 — first 6 not by Browne).
1838
Charles Dickens, The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, 2nd edition. 12 fully redesigned etchings, plus 6 duplicates of Semour's originals.
Charles Dickens, Sketches of Young Gentlemen. 6 etchings.
* Richard Falconer, Voyages. 2 etchings.
Morals from the Churchyard. 8 cuts.
Stephen Oliver, The Old English Squire. 6 etchings.
R. S. Surtees, Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities (first bound edition). 12 etchings. [317/318]
1838-1839
Charles Dickens, Nicholas Nickleby. Monthly parts. 39 etchings and engraved wrapper.
Charles Lever, The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer. Monthly parts. 22 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1839
"Joseph Fume" (W. A. Chatto), A Paper: —of Tobacco. 6 etchings.
"Captain Barabbas Whitefeather" (Douglas Jerrold), The Hand-Book of Swindling. 4 etchings.
* New Sporting Magazine, November. 1 cut.
J. P. Robertson, Solomon Seesaw. 7 etchings.
1839-1841
W. J. Neale. Paul Periwinkle, or, The Press Gang. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and * engraved wrapper (?).
1840
Charles Dickens, Sketches of Young Couples. 6 etchings.
"The Diurnal Revolutions of Davie Diddlecroft." The London Magazine, Charivari, and Courrier des Dames. 3 etchings.
Henry Fielding, Jonathan Wild. 4 etchings.
Theodore Hook, Precepts and Practice. 10 etchings.
Theodore Hook, "Fathers and Sons." The New Monthly Magazine. 3 etchings.
A Legend of Cloth Fair, and Other Tales. 6 etchings.
"Review." The Newgate Annual in The New Monthly Magazine. 1 etching.
G. M. W. Reynolds, Robert Macaire in England. 18 etchings.
1840-1841
Charles Dickens, Master Humphrey's Clock (including The Old Curiosity Shop and Barnaby Rudge). Weekly numbers. 155 cuts, including 22 initials and 2 frontispieces.
Charles Lever, Charles O'Malley. Monthly parts. 22 etchings and engraved wrapper.
"Camden Pelham," The Chronicles of Crime. Monthly parts. 52 etchings.
Mrs. F. Trollope, The Adventures of Charles Chesterfield in The New Monthly Magazine. 12 etchings.
1841
Charles Dickens (ed.), The Pic Nic Papers. 6 etchings.
Joseph Thomas Hewlett, Peter Priggins. 12 etchings.
John Poole, "Phineas Quiddy; or, Sheer Industry," in The New Monthly Magazine. 3 etchings.
Period 2: 1841-1850
1841-1842
Charles Lever, Jack Hinton, The Guardsman Part I of Our Mess. [318/319] Monthly parts. 26 etchings, 9 cuts, engraved wrapper.
C. P. R. James, The Commissioner. Monthly parts. 28 etchings.
1842
Cornelius Matthews, The Career of Peter Hopkins. 3 etchings.
W. H. Maxwell, Rambling Recollections of a Soldier of Fortune. 3 cuts.
"The Physiology of London Evening Parties," Punch. Vol. 2. 4 cuts.
Punch. Vol. 2. Engraved cover.
"Punch's Valentines." Punch. Vol. 2. 2 full-page cuts.
"A Review of the Book of the Season," Punch. Vol. 3. 4 cuts.
Sir Walter Scott, Waverley (Abbotsford Edition). 2 cuts.
Sir Walter Scott, Guy Mannering (Abbotsford Edition). 2 cuts.
1842-1843
Thomas Miller, Godfrey Malvern. Monthly parts. 26 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1843
William Carleton, Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry. 9 etchings.
1843-1844
Charles Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper.
Charles Lever, Jack Hinton, The Guardsman Part I of Tom Burke of "Ours". (Part II of Our Mess). Monthly parts. 44 etchings (wrapper same as Jack Hinton).
1844-1845
W. Harrison Ainsworth, The Revelations of London in Ainsworth's Magazine. 15 etchings (republished as Auriol, 1845).
1845
Fiddle Faddle's Sentimental Tour 1 etching.
Charles Lever, The O'Donoghue. Monthly parts. 26 etchings and engraved wrapper.
Charles Lever, St. Patrick's Eve. 4 etchings and 12 cuts.
Charles Lever, Tales of the Trains. Monthly parts. 15 cuts.
George Raymond, Memoirs of R. W. Elliston, Comedian. New Monthly Magazine. 2 etchings.
G. Herbert Rodwell, The Memoirs of an Umbrella. 68 cuts.
1846
William Carleton, Tales and Stories of the Irish Peasantry. 7 etchings (2 repeated from Traits and Stories. . .).
"Democritus," A Medical, Moral, and Christian Dissection of Teetotalismn. 5 etchings and 1 cut.
Charles Rowcroft, Fanny and the Little Milliner. 4 etchings.
1846-1847
J. Sheridan Le Fanu, The Fortunes of Colonel Torlogh O'Brien. Monthly parts. 22 etchings and engraved wrapper. [319/320]
Charles Lever, The Knight of the Gwynne. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1846-1848
Charles Dickens, Dombey and Son Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper. (1 dark plate which does not appear until 1848.)
1847
W. Harrison Ainsworth, Old St. Paul's. 2 etchings. (2 dark plates.)
William Carleton, Valentine M'Clutchy. 20 etchings.
The Long-Lost Found. Monthly parts (discontinued after three.) 6 etchings and engraved wrapper.
R. S. Surtees, Hawbuck Grange. 8 etchings (hand-colored).
6 "extra" illustrations (cuts) for Pickwick Papers.
1848
W. Blanchard Jerrold, The Disgrace in the Family. 12 etchings.
The Brothers Mayhew, The Image of His Father. Monthly parts. 12 etchings. (2 dark plates.)
Angus B. Reach, A Romance of a Mince-Pie. 28 cuts.
12 "extra" illustrations for Dombey and Son: a set of 8 etchings, and a set of 4 steel engravings.
4 "extra" illustrations for The Old Curiosity Shop: three steel engravings and 1 etching.
1848-1849
W. Harrison Ainsworth, Crichton. New Monthly Magazine. 18 etchings. (8 dark plates.)
Charles Lever, Roland Cashel. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper. (40 dark plates.)
Albert Smith, The Pottleton Legacy. Monthly parts. 20 etchings and * engraved wrapper (?). (1 dark plate.)
1849
James Hannay, Hearts are Trumps. 28 cuts.
G. P. R. James, The Fight of the Fiddlers. 21 cuts.
4 "extra" illustrations to Barnaby Rudge: 4 etchings.
1849-1850
Charles Dickens, David Copperfield. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper. (1 dark plate.)
Period 3: 1850-1859
1850
Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Godolphin, Last of the Barons, Last Days of Pompeii. 1 cut in each. [320/321]
1851
Hablot K. Browne. Home Sketches. 16 etchings (issued both colored and plain). (16 dark plates)
* J. S. Le Fanu, Ghost Stories and Tales of Mystery. 4 etchings.
1851-1852
W. Harrison Ainsworth, Mervyn Clitheroe. Monthly parts (1-4 only — resumed 1858). 8 etchings and engraved wrapper.
Charles Lever, The Daltons. Monthly parts. 48 etchings and engraved wrapper.
F. E. Smedley, Lewis Arundel. Monthly parts. 42 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1852
Hablot K. Browne. Illustrations of the Five Senses. 5 etchings (issued both colored and plain). (5 dark plates)
Mrs. J. Maitland, The Doll and Her Friends. 4 cuts.
1852-1853
Charles Dickens, Bleak House. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper. (10 dark plates.)
1852-1854
Charles Lever, The Dodd Family Abroad. Monthly parts. 48 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1853
F. E. Smedley, Fortunes of the Colville Family. 2 etchings. (2 dark plates.)
1853-1854
Vizetelly (publisher) The Illustrated Byron. Monthly parts. 10 or fewer cuts (most cuts unsigned).
1854
Mrs. Bray, A Peep at the Pixies. 6 cuts.
* Lady Campbell, A Cabin by the Wayside. 2 cuts.
* C. Le Ross, Christmas Day. 4 cuts.
Horace Mayhew, Letters Left at a Pastrycook's. 7 cuts.
1854-1855
F. E. Smedley, Harry Coverdale's Courtship. Monthly parts. 30 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1854-1856
Charles Lever, The Martins of Cro'Martin. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper.
1855
A Dozen Pair of Wedding Gloves 2 cut.s
*Illustrated Times 11 cuts. [321/322]
1855-1857
Charles Dickens, Little Dorrit. Monthly parts. 40 etchings and engraved wrapper. (8 dark plates.)
1856
*Illustrated Times 1 cut.
1857
W. Harrison Ainsworth, The Spendthrift. 8 cuts.
Henry Fielding, Amelia, Joseph Andrews, Tom Jones. 8 cuts each.
*Illustrated Times 20 cuts.
Charles Lever, Nuts and Nutcrackers. 6 etchings, 44 cuts.
Tobias Smollett, Humphrey Clinker, Peregrine Pickle, Roderick Random. 8 cuts each.
1857-1858
Augustus Mayhew, Paved With Gold. Monthly parts. 28 etchings. (19 dark plates.)
1858
W. Harrison Ainsworth, Mervyn Clitheroe. Monthly parts (resumed and concluded). 16 etchings. (12 dark plates.)
Mrs. Alfred Gatty, Legendary Tales. 4 cuts.
Walter Thornbury, The Buccaneers. 6 cuts.
1858-1859
Title pages for the Library Edition of Dickens. 21 engravings (or etchings?)
1859
Robert B. Brough, Ulf the Minstrel. 19 cuts (ostensibly all by Browne, but this seems doubtful on stylistic grounds).
Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities. Monthly parts. 16 etchings and engraved wrapper.
James Grant, The Cavaliers of Fortune. 8 cuts.
Once A Week. 24 cuts.
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