Thomas Dalziel Collection

'General Thomas Dalyell, Major General to Charles II at Worcester; Obit c1685, 1811. Creator: Charles Turner
General Thomas Dalyell, Major General to Charles II at Worcester; Obit c1685, 1811. From From "Portraits of characters illustrious in British History from the beginning of the reign of Henry

Atheist laughing at Christian and Hopeful from The Pilgrim
5615832 Atheist laughing at Christian and Hopeful from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Hopeful and Christian from The Pilgrims Progress From This World
5615831 Hopeful and Christian from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Christian and Faithful join company from The Pilgrim
5615830 Christian and Faithful join company from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

The, Pilgrims Progress, Pilgrims Progress, Pilgrim, Progress, John Bunyan, Bunyan
5615834 The, Pilgrims Progress, Pilgrims Progress, Pilgrim, Progress, John Bunyan, Bunyan, 17th century, 19th century, book, illustration, Thomas Dalziel, Dalziel, Dalziel Brothers, illustrator

Christian before the cross from The Pilgrims Progress From This World
5615829 Christian before the cross from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Evangelist points the way from The Pilgrims Progress From This World
5615828 Evangelist points the way from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Christians boys began to eat from The Pilgrim
5615833 Christians boys began to eat from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Christian confides in his wife from The Pilgrims Progress From This World
5615827 Christian confides in his wife from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by Thomas Dalziel (1823-1906)

Thomas Dalziel, Scottish general, (1870). Artist: H Robinson
Thomas Dalziel, Scottish general, (1870). Dalziel (1599-1685) entered the service of the tsar of Russia and fought in the wars against the Turks and Tatars

Drawings Prints, Print, Deluge- Ark Waters, Dalziels Bible Gallery, Printer
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Deluge-The Ark on the Waters (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Printer, Publisher, Engraver, Artist, Camden Press, Scribner and Welford, Dalziel Brothers, Thomas Dalziel

Destruction, Sodom-Abraham Looking Towards Sodom, Dalziels Bible Gallery, Thomas Dalziel
The Destruction of Sodom-Abraham Looking Towards Sodom (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Thomas Dalziel (British, Wooler, Northumberland 1823-1906 Herne Bay, Kent), Dalziel Brothers (British)

Isaac Meeting Rebekah-Esau Selling, Birthright, Dalziels Bible Gallery, Thomas Dalziel
Isaac Meeting Rebekah-Esau Selling His Birthright (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Thomas Dalziel (British, Wooler, Northumberland 1823-1906 Herne Bay, Kent), Dalziel Brothers (British, active 1839-1893)

Park ca 1859 Graphite sheet 4 3 / 8 x 7 11. 1 17. 8 cm
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Drawings Prints, Print, Jacob, Flocks, Laban-Jacobs, Departure, Laban, Dalziels
Drawings and Prints, Print, Jacob and the Flocks of Laban-Jacobs Departure from Laban (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Printer, Publisher, Engraver, Artist, Camden Press, Scribner and Welford

Drawings Prints, Print, Water, Turned, Into, Blood-, Boils, Blanes, Dalziels Bible Gallery
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Water Turned Into Blood-The Boils and Blanes (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Printer, Publisher, Engraver, Artist, Camden Press, Scribner and Welford, Dalziel Brothers

Abram Instructing Sarah-Abram Parting, Lot, Dalziels Bible Gallery, Thomas Dalziel
Abram Instructing Sarah-Abram Parting from Lot (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Thomas Dalziel (British, Wooler, Northumberland 1823-1906 Herne Bay, Kent), Dalziel Brothers (British, active 1839-1893)

Drawings Prints, Print, Departure, Israelites-Destruction, Pharoah, Host, Dalziels
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Departure of the Israelites-Destruction of Pharoah and His Host (Dalziels Bible Gallery), Printer, Publisher, Engraver, Artist, Camden Press, Scribner and Welford

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Thomas Dalziel was a Scottish general and artist known for his remarkable drawings and prints. His works, such as "Deluge- Ark Waters" and "Destruction, Sodom-Abraham Looking Towards Sodom, " showcased his talent in capturing biblical scenes with precision. In one of his notable pieces titled "Isaac Meeting Rebekah-Esau Selling Birthright, " Dalziel's attention to detail brought the story to life. Dalziel's artistry also extended beyond biblical themes. He contributed illustrations to John Bunyan's renowned literary work, "The Pilgrim's Progress. " One captivating image depicted Christian before the cross, symbolizing the protagonist's journey towards salvation. Another illustration portrayed Evangelist pointing the way, guiding Christian on his pilgrimage. In another scene from "The Pilgrim's Progress, " Christian and Faithful joined company on their arduous journey. The camaraderie between these two characters exemplified hope and determination amidst adversity. Similarly, Hopeful and Christian shared a moment that resonated deeply with many readers - an atheist laughing at their unwavering faith. Dalziel's artistic prowess was not limited to religious subjects alone; he also captured everyday moments of human connection. For instance, he beautifully depicted Christians' boys beginning to eat together—a simple yet heartwarming scene illustrating unity among believers. Beyond his artistic contributions, Thomas Dalziel made significant strides as a printer in collaboration with the renowned printing firm Dalziels Bible Gallery. His dedication to preserving history through print allowed future generations to appreciate both religious narratives and secular stories alike. In addition to being an accomplished artist and printer, Thomas Dalziel confided in his wife about various aspects of life—perhaps seeking solace or sharing insights gained from observing humanity through art.