Oliver Twist with the Maylie Family; or The Fireside illustration" — the original final serial plate for "Oliver Twist" by George Cruikshank (9 November 1838)
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Oliver Twist with the Maylie Family; or The Fireside illustration" — the original final serial plate for "Oliver Twist" by George Cruikshank (9 November 1838)
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Scene from the novel 'Oliver Twist' by Charles Dickens originally published 1837-1839. Illustration by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) showing Oliver, in front of table, a hesitant new boy in the thieves' kitchen where
![The last chance" [The End of Sikes] — twenty-second plate for "Oliver Twist" by George Cruikshank (November 1838)](https://victorianweb.org/art/illustration/cruikshank/ot23.jpg "The last chance\" [The End of Sikes] — twenty-second plate for \"Oliver Twist\" by George Cruikshank (November 1838)")
The last chance" [The End of Sikes] — twenty-second plate for "Oliver Twist" by George Cruikshank (November 1838)
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