From Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly, 1885.
Category Archives: Fictional Characters
“Gwendolyn’s Burglars”
From Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly, 1885.
Hester Prynne Coming Forth with Her Scarlet Letter
From Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly, 1885.
Look! In There!
The source of this image was lost when the old Illustrations site disappeared. You may be assured, however, that it is in the public domain.
“And There His Plump Limbs Through the Orifice Swung”
From Farm Legends by Will Carleton, 1875.
Isabella and Gertrude, by A. E. Chalon
| Description |
English: Isabella and Gertrude, engraved from a painting by Alfred Edward Chalon
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| Date | About 1840 |
| Source | The Historical Souvenir and Literary Cabinet (https://archive.org/stream/historicalsouven00londrich#page/n209/mode/1up) |
| Author | Alfred Edward Chalon, painter; F. Bacon, engraver |
“She Leaned Pensively Out Into the Night”
“She leaned pensively out into the night, the moonlight shining in her wide, soft eyes, and over her white bosom.” From Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Magazine, 1876.
“My Prisoner,” She Said, by Howard Pyle
From Chivalry, a forgotten novel by the nearly forgotten James Branch Cabell published in 1909.
“Doctor, Don’t You Know Me?”
From Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Magazine, 1876.
The First Husband
The source of this image was lost when the old Illustrations site disappeared. You may be assured, however, that it is in the public domain.