10 letters found

1. 131 To Theo van Gogh. Amsterdam, Tuesday, 18 September 1877.

   in note 29:

   ... line served as a caption to the accompanying engraving by F. Barnard. Ed. London 1890, pp. 364-365.

2. 141 To Theo van Gogh. Amsterdam, Monday, 18 and Tuesday, 19 February 1878.

   in note 17:

   ...ousehold Edition of 1878, illustrated by Frederick Barnard, the closing words were printed in a diff...

3. 235 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Saturday, 3 June 1882.

   in note 33:

   In the estate there are 54 prints by Barnard from prior to June 1882, most of which come from The Ill...

   in translation:

   ...trations. They are excellent and are drawn by Barnard and Fildes. They show parts of Old London, whi...

   1 ,, Barnard

   in note 7:

   Frederick Barnard was the most productive illustrator for Dickens’s Household Edition: he did drawi...

4. 273 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Sunday, 22 October 1882.

   in translation:

   JB Barnard

5. 300 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, on or about Wednesday, 10 January 1883.

   in translation:

   ...o speaks of ‘like a lighthouse whose beam flashes on and off’ and that’s how it is too.Barnard

   in note 8:

   For these illustrations to Dickens by Frederick Barnard, see letter 235, n. 7. Where in London and wh...

6. 302 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 18 January 1883.

   in translation:

   Barnard 6 sheets

   in note 15:

   Which six sheets by Frederick Barnard these were cannot be determined; scores of prints are preserved...

7. 304 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 25 January 1883.

   in translation:

   ...ne entirely with the pen — like, for instance, those by Caldecott and Barnard, but large figures.

8. 325 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Monday, 5 March 1883.

   in note 38:

   Frederick Barnard’s Character sketches from Dickens (1879) contains portraits of Alfred Jingle, Esq...

   in note 37:

   ...ns by John Leech, Clarkson Stanfield and Frederick Barnard. Barnard did eight illustrations in total...

   in translation:

   ...apman and Hall) with about 7 illustrations by Barnard, for example, a junk shop among others. I find...

   ...children’s print I found a small woodcut by Barnard engraved by Swain. A policeman in black drags ...

   ...ch and Cruikshank have character too, but the Barnards are more worked up. Leech, though, is strong ...

   in note 48:

   Van Gogh mentions Leech, Cruikshank and Barnard in sequence. This suggests that he had in mind the i...

   in note 41:

   This children’s print by Barnard, engraved by Joseph Swain, is In de achterbuurt (In the slums). It...

9. 358 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Monday, 2 July 1883.

   in note 14:

   ... estate there are eight illustrations by Frederick Barnard from this periodical published on 9 and 3...

10. 359 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Tuesday, 3 July 1883.

    in translation:

    By Barnard, Hampstead Heath — First to come — Last to go. How the poor live.

    in note 28:

    ...e poor live. With sixty illustrations by Frederick Barnard. London 1883 (Chatto & Windus, Piccadilly...

    in note 27:

    Frederick Barnard’s The first to come and The last to go, engraved by Joseph Swain and William Jame...

    in note 26:

    Frederick Barnard, Hampstead Heath on a holiday, engraved by Joseph Swain, in The Illustrated London ...

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