Nicholas Nickleby Illustrations
Illustrations by Hablot Browne
All of the illustrations for Nicholas Nickleby were drawn and etched in steel by Hablot Browne.
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 Mr Ralph Nickleby's first visit to his poor relations |
 The Yorkshire Schoolmaster at The Saracen's Head |
 Nicholas starts for Yorkshire |
 The five sisters of York |
 The internal economy of Dotheboys Hall |
 Kate Nickleby sitting to Miss La Creevy |
 Newman Noggs leaves the ladies in the empty house |
 Nicholas astonishes Mr Squeers and family |
 Nicholas engaged as Tutor in a private family |
 Madame Mantalini introduces Kate to Miss Knag |
 Miss Nickleby introduced to her Uncle's friends |
 Mr Ralph Nickleby's 'honest' composure |
 The Professional Gentlemen at Madame Mantalini's |
 The Country Manager rehearses a Combat |
 The great bespeak for Miss Snevellicci |
 Nicholas instructs Smike in the Art of Acting |
 Affectionate behavior of Messrs Pyke and Pluck |
 Nicholas hints at the probability of his leaving the Company |
 Theatrical emotion of Mr Vincent Crummles |
 Nicholas attracted by the mention of his Sister's name in the Coffee-room |
 Mr and Mrs Mantalini in Ralph Nickleby's Office |
 Emotion of Mr Kenwigs in hearing the family news from Nicholas |
 Mr Linkinwater intimates his approval of Nicholas |
 A sudden recognition, unexpected on both sides |
 Nicholas recognises the Young Lady unknown |
 The Gentleman next door declares his passion for Mrs Nickleby |
 Mr Mantalini poisons himself for the seventh time |
 Mr Snawley enlarges on parental instinct |
 Nicholas makes his first visit to Mr Bray |
 The Consultation |
 Mysterious appearance of the Gentleman in the small-clothes |
 The last brawl between Sir Mulberry and his pupil |
 Great excitement if Miss Kenwigs at the hairdresser's shop |
 Nicholas congratulates Arthur Gride on his Wedding Morning |
 Mr Squeers and Mrs Sliderskew unconscious of Visitors |
 The recognition |
 Reduced circumstances of Mr Mantalini |
 The breaking up at Dotheboys Hall |
 The children at their cousin's grave |
