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The Boarding House

Illustration
ca. 1836 (drawn)
Artist/Maker

A pencil drawing of three people, with two of them in chairs. A rough sketch of three figures is visible on the bottom of the page.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleThe Boarding House (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
pencil on paper
Brief description
A drawing titled 'The Boarding House' by George Cruikshank. Illustration for Sketches for Boz, a collection of short pieces by Charles Dickens originally published 1836
Physical description
A pencil drawing of three people, with two of them in chairs. A rough sketch of three figures is visible on the bottom of the page.
Marks and inscriptions
[illegible] (pencil, lower recto)
Credit line
Bequest of Mrs. Eliza Cruikshank
Subject depicted
Association
Literary reference'Sketches by Boz', by Charles Dickens, originally published 1836
Associated objects
Bibliographic reference
Departmental notes from the Cruikshank Bequest Full text is as follows: '9725 Sketches by Boz. Charles Dickens First Series A Election by Beadle B Jemima Evans C The Poor Clerk's Dinner D London Recreations E The Boarding House F Hackney Coach Stands G The Bloomsbury Christening H Greenwich Fair I Mr. Gabriel Parsons Courtship J The Lockup House K Horatio Sparkins L Pawnbrokers Shop M Dancing Academy N Private Theatricals O Winglebury Duel (sketches on reverse) P Sentiment (sketches on reverse) Q The Ballroom R Vauxhall Gardens by day (Two 19 and 20, wanting.) S Monmouth Street sketches on margin T Scotland Yard, Coalheavers, relaxation, (large paper U A Pickpocket in custody V Seven Dials Fight of Amazons W Mr. John Dounce X Mr. Minns and his Cousins Y Last Cab Driver (28 wanting)
Collection
Accession number
9725E

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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