41 Free Artworks of Victorian Literature

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The Brontë Sisters (Anne Brontë; Emily Brontë; Charlotte Brontë), Branwell Brontë, circa 1834
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-034-Poetic Fervour
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-036-A delicious doze
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-049-You are bewitched
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-195-Her favourite godson
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-152-Unpacking the baskets
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-017-The Dalesman's Lament
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-138-They carried loads of ferns
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-071-Into a neighbouring bramble-bed
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-054-And still the muse was coy
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-105-Winifred won easily
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-156-Little Lynette
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-191-I mean to keep him
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-076-One and all declined lemonade
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-058-What is the matter Amabel
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-162-They presented a picture
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-147-They played games in the wood
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-018-Queen of yonder selfish troop
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-022-He Bowed low to Amabel
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-134-The girls' hats blew off
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-169-Pulling off shoes and hats
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-090-The victorious ball was in the hands of the wicket-keeper
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-121-Eustace stepped quietly in her wake
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-109-He trampled savagely among the nettles
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-202-The coal-black pony
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-010-While her maid arranged her tresses
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-094-Cecily showed Edmund a large box of chocolate creams
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-081-Sorothy was bending easily over her bat
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-173-But already a firm hand grasped his collar
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-044-She helped him to empty his pockets with speed
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-064-To-morrow she shall lie in a hammock all day
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-039-Now, good Sir Eustace, all is over with you
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-115-He embraced her as fondly as his cape and hood would allow him
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-126-The two Sisters of Mercy stole quietly out of the cottage
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-186-Only one girl would admit it
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Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping for the Holiday Prize by E. D. Adams-pg-098-Do try, dear Florian, to look a little more unhappy
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Souvenir of Dickens
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The Brontë Sisters (Anne Brontë; Emily Brontë; Charlotte Brontë), Branwell Brontë, circa 1834
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Pierce Egan 1850 Robin Hood
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Laurel Wreath with Pen & Chalk Holder
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Before Waterloo, Henry Nelson O'Neil, 1868
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