LEWIS CARROLL Graphics Page

And What is the use of a book without pictures or conversations?

Table of Contents

Tenniel Illustrations

• All 42 of them
• 40? of 42 of them in Finland.
• Pointers to 5 Tenniel Alice illustrations (JPEG format) Follow the path "Art Gallery", "T", "Tenniel" - I promise it doesn't lead to the Wizard of Oz.
• 5 Tenniel Alice illustrations in Germany, or in UNC, or in UCF.
• A multimedia Alice. Text, Tenniel illustrations, and some pleasant music to read by (if you have a midi sound application).
• 42 Alice illustrations in Costa Rica.
• A homepage with animated Tenniel Alice graphics. Whirl through the looking-glass. What fun.
• Original Tenniel drawing of Alice and the mouse in the pool of tears

Disney Illustrations

• At the Disney site including video clips.
• A Disney Cheshire Cat in the Netherlands.
• Well, sort of Disney in ASCII from Greece.
• More Disney in ASCII
• Alice video box graphic.
• A couple of cels and a bit of information relating Disney and Tenniel.
• Marc Davis Alice illustrations.

Other Graphics

• Alice Liddell as title page by Maury. The gate to his Carroll texts with colored illustrations. As a book collector I am particularly fond of nice "title pages".
• Looking-Glass Tenniel illustrations colored by Maury.
• Mad Hatter graphic
• As a tribute to Lewis Carroll, Lisa has given us a marvelous Birthday Gift.
• See the White Rabbit as you never have and as you have before.
• This cat goes with the above rabbit doesn't it?
• Another strange Cheshire Cat.
• A great Cheshire Cat cover of a CD-ROM, Virtual Alice: Adventures in Virtual Wonderland.
• And a disappearing Cheshire Cat.
• The Cheshire Cat's Tail or what if the cat started disappearing head first?
• So you want to see illustrated Alice's? David Neal has provided us with a good start. I have to admit this is my main interest. Digital images are great, but it's not the same as sitting in a room surrounded by books and holding an old book in your hands. Of course you can't morph by sitting in a comfy leather chair. This is why you need computers and books.
• Portrait of Alice Liddell after the photo by Julia Cameron. I don't remember the fruit in the original.
• Alice Liddell collage.Just keep in mind that this is not Alice at the age when she was Carroll's muse.
• A partial set of new Alice illustrations by Marshall Vandruff. These tend more towards adult taste and may be considered a bit scary, but they are very good. The caterpillar is a particular favorite of mine.
• A cheshire cat in the hat.
• A page with some wild graphics using tee shirt patterns.
• Looking-Glass illustrations updated
• Alice's Doorway and Alice in the Congo - the Alice as beggar photo en collage?
• You tell me. This is an entry page to Alice text on a different site.
• Barbara Kissinger of Hearts
• Stephanie Teng extends Tenniel
• A wild Mad Hatter the result of a school project. School can be fun.
• A fantasy Jabberwock as opposed to a real one of course.
• The Beaver and the Butcher hunt the Snark. There is a Yin and Yang to Snark hunting.
• 3 Alice character collages Not your ordinary Alice images.
• A photo collagein honor of the centenary.
• Paintings of Alice Liddell as Laura from The Goblin Market and Alice Remembers Wonderland
• Dodgson/Alice collage
• A page devoted to Anna Gaskell's photographic art. The claim is that the series is based on a loose interpretation of Alice in Wonderland. I was tempted to file this under weak links, but I thought maybe I was just missing the point.

You may also want to check the Carroll texts page. Many of the texts have the associated illustrations.

In case you didn't come from there you can go to the Lewis Carroll Home Page.