Oliver Twist Illustrations

George Cruikshank supplied all 24 illustrations for Oliver Twist originally published in monthly parts from February 1837 to April 1839.

Note: It has been noted that Cruikshank could not draw pretty woman, it also appears that he had trouble drawing children. The children in the Oliver Twist illustrations look like miniature adults without the defining characteristics of children, such as the disproportionately large head and soft features which make a child look like a child.

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Oliver claimed by his Affectionate Friends	Oliver asking for More	Oliver escapes being bound to a Sweep	Oliver plucks up a Spirit	Oliver introduced to the Respectable Old Gentleman
Oliver amazed at the Dodger's Mode of 'going to work'	Oliver recovering from Fever	Oliver's Reception by Fagin and the Boys	Master Bates explains a Professional Technicality	The Burglary
Mr. Bumble and Mrs. Corney taking Tea	Mr. Claypole as he appeared when his Master was out	Oliver at Mrs. Maylie's Door	Oliver waited on by Bow-street Runners	Monks and the Jew
Mr. Bumble degraded in the Eyes of the Paupers	The Evidence destroyed	Mr. Fagin and his Pupils recovering Nancy	The Jew and Morris both begin to understand Each Other	The Meeting
Sikes attempting to destroy his dog	The Last Chance	Fagin in the Condemned Cell	Rose Maylie and Oliver

Dickens and His Illustrators
Frederic G. Kitton (1899)

Oliver Twist