Introduction
This section links to further studies on this and other websites. We welcome suggestions of sites to link to or material we can include on our site.
Pictorial Transitions
The Alice books contain several sets of illustrations drawn and located in such a way as to produce transition effects. These are explored on a separate webpage.
Tenniel’s Correspondence
Several pieces of correspondence from John Tenniel relating to the Alice illustrations can be found on website. Details and links to these are provided on a separate webpage.
The Catalogue of the Dalziel Archive at the British Museum
The British Museum holds 49 albums of proofs of wood-engravings by the Dalziel brothers, which include proof printings of all the Alice illustrations. For some of the illustrations there are two proofs showing the illustrations in an intermediate stage of engraving. Also included is a variant version of one of the illustrations for Through the Looking-Glass, which was ultimately rejected. All pages of all albums have been scanned and catalogued and available for viewing online. The Carroll-related images can easily be located through links in the "Illustrations" section of our website.
The Brothers Dalziel - A family of engravers and printers
Short documentary from early 2020 by Douglas Downing; includes important archive material and good images from the British Museum archives.
Woodpecking: The Dalziel Archive, Victorian Print Culture, and Wood Engravings
A website created and run by the University of Sussex under the curatorship of Bethan Stevens with the support of the ARHC. Includes information about the Dalziel brothers (engravers of the Alice illustrations), virtual exhibitions, blog, etc.