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The Death Struggle in the Lock. " Aint I told you. " "I'll hold you living, and I'll hold you dead. " cried Bradley, as Riderhood went over the smooth pit backward, and Bradley Headstone upon him
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The Death Struggle in the Lock. " Aint I told you. " "I'll hold you living, and I'll hold you dead. " cried Bradley, as Riderhood went over the smooth pit backward, and Bradley Headstone upon him
1000776 The Death Struggle in the Lock. " Aint I told you." "I'll hold you living, and I'll hold you dead." cried Bradley, as Riderhood went over the smooth pit backward, and Bradley Headstone upon him." Illustration by Harry Furniss for the Charles Dickens novel Our Mutual Friend, from The Testimonial Edition, published 1910. by Furniss, Harry (1854-1925); Private Collection
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This black and white illustration by Harry Furniss depicts a dramatic scene from Charles Dickens' novel Our Mutual Friend. The print, titled "The Death Struggle in the Lock" showcases the intense confrontation between two characters, Bradley and Riderhood. In this moment of high tension, Bradley defiantly declares his determination to hold onto Riderhood, both in life and death. As Riderhood plummets backward into a smooth pit, Bradley Headstone is shown descending upon him with unwavering resolve. Furniss masterfully captures the essence of this pivotal moment through intricate details and skillful engraving techniques. The contrast between light and shadow adds depth to the composition while emphasizing the emotional intensity of the struggle. Published as part of The Testimonial Edition in 1910, this print serves as a testament to Dickens' enduring literary legacy. It transports viewers back to 19th century England, immersing them in an era characterized by complex relationships and societal challenges. "The Death Struggle in the Lock" not only showcases Furniss' artistic talent but also highlights Dickens' ability to create vivid characters that resonate with readers across generations. This powerful image invites us to delve deeper into the world of Our Mutual Friend while appreciating the timeless themes explored within its pages.
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