Daniel Maclise

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Daniel Maclise (1806-1870) 

Best known as a portrait painter, Maclise contributed several illustrations for Dickens’s Christmas novels.  The two men were close friends, and due to that friendship, Maclise painted many of best-known portraits of Dickens. Maclise also contributed one illustration for The Old Curiosity Shop.

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Cricket on the Hearth. Frontispiece.Illustration by Daniel Maclise. The household fairies frolic on the Dutch clock in Chirp the First, the first chapter of The Cricket on the Hearth.

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Battle of Life. The Secret Interview. Daniel Maclise. Servant Clemency Newcomb sees Marion Heathfield and Michael Warden together and believes they are planning an elopement.

Dickens's Illustrators
Daniel Maclise