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John Tenniel and Technology: Anachronism and Social Meaning

Van Beuren, Grayson Carter VignotVirginia Tech2016

Sir John Tenniel worked for the Victorian magazine Punch for over fifty years, from 1850 to 1901, and served as head cartoonist for the latter thirty-seven years of his tenure at the magazine. Tenniel's cartoons effectively became the heart of Punch's visual lineup, and the sentiments expressed by …

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Sir John Tenniel : a study of his development as an artist, with particular reference to the Book Illustrations and Political Cartoons.

Stoker, Gillian Patricia1994

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Vision and Re-Vision of the Dreamchild: Artistic Representations of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland By Lewis Carroll, Sir John Tenniel, and Arthur Rackham

Blair, Angelia M.

… Lewis Carroll (also the author of the text), Sir John Tenniel, and Arthur Rackham. Through comparison with the words of the text and attention to artistic detail, this thesis examines the vision each of these three artists had of the story and, in the cases of Tenniel and Rackham, the influences …

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