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Henry Holiday's Allusions in "The Hunting of the Snark"
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Ditchley Snark
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Ditchley Snark
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IT WAS A BOOJUM
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The Baker and The Bard
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The Monstrance
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Scrub
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From Horses to Herbs (1)
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Holiday's weeds have more fun than Martin's horses.
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From Horses to Herbs (3)
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From Horses to Herbs (4)
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The Bellman and The Bard
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Monster feet inspired by gnarly trees
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Le petit bleu qui trouble
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From Doré's Root to Holiday's Rat
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Inspiration by Monstromorphism
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Beaver's Lesson: Sources
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Doré (1866) -> Holiday (1876) <- Doré (1863)
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Doré (1863) -> Holiday (1876) <- Doré (1866)
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Details from illustrations by Gustave Doré and Henry Holiday
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The Bandersnatch fled as the others appeared
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"While he rattled a couple of bones"
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"While he rattled a couple of bones" (B&W)(2)
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Snark Stars
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Henry Holiday's depiction of the Broker in Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark"
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Holiday - Millais - Anonymous
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Thumbs and Lappet
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Three Window Views
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Holiday - Millais - anonymous - Galle
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Holiday - Millais - anonymous - Galle
