The Lure of Illustration in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Lure of Illustration

Chapter 2 The Illuminated Magazine and the Triumph of Wood Engraving

Chapter 3 Accurate Dreams or Illustrations of Desire: Image and Text in the Gardener’s Magazine (1826–44) Edited by John Claudius Loudon

Chapter 4 Alaric ‘Attila’ Watts, the Fraser’s Portrait Gallery, and William Maginn

Chapter 5 ‘The Original to the Life’: Portraiture and the Northern Star

Chapter 6 Man and Dog: Text and Illustration in Dickens’s The Old Curiosity Shop

Chapter 7 Elizabeth Gaskell: Journalism and Letters

Chapter 8 Among the Unknown Public: Household Words, All the Year Round and the Mass-Market Weekly Periodical in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

Chapter 9 Often Taken Where a Tract Is Refused: T.B. Smithies, the British Workman , and the Popularisation of the Religious and Temperance Message

Chapter 10 Seductive Visual Studies: Scientific Focus and Editorial Control in The Woman in White and All the Year Round

Chapter 11 Depicting Gentlemen’s Fashions in the Tailor and Cutter , 1866–1900

Chapter 12 Science and the Timeliness of Reproduced Photographs in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press

Chapter 13 Aestheticism on the Cheap: Decorative Art, Art Criticism, and Cheap Paper in the 1890s

Chapter 14 Putting Women in the Boat in the Idler (1892–1898) and TO-DAY (1893–1897)

Chapter 15 Images of Englishness: The Daily Chronicle and ‘Proposed Laureates’ to Succeed Tennyson