Varden Collection

Illustration for Charles Dickens novel Barnaby Rudge, 1910 (engraving)
1000799 Illustration for Charles Dickens novel Barnaby Rudge, 1910 (engraving) by Furniss, Harry (1854-1925); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dolly Varden)

Gabriel Varden, Barnaby Rudge
Charles Dickens Characters by Frank Reynolds for Buchanans Whisky - Gabriel Varden, Barnaby Rudge. 1912

Dolly Varden, Barnaby Rudge
Charles Dickens Characters by Frank Reynolds for Buchanans Whisky - Dolly Varden, Barnaby Rudge. 1912

Dolly Varden Quadrille, by C H R Marriott
Promotional music sheet for Dolly Varden Quadrille, Old English Tunes by C H R Marriott. Dolly Varden was a character from Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge

Dolly Varden, by Alfred Vance
Promotional music sheet for Dolly Varden, sung by Alfred Vance at Vances Varieties, 1872. Dolly Varden was a character from Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge

Dress d in a Dolly Varden, by G W Moore
Promotional music sheet for Dress d in a Dolly Varden song by G. W. Moore, showing the Dolly Varden character who appeared in Charles Dickens Barnaby Rudge in 1841

Dolly Varden, by G W Hunt
Promotional music sheet for Dolly Varden, music hall song of 1872 by G. W. Hunt and sung by popular songstress Amalia. Dolly Varden was a character in Dickenss Barnaby Rudge

Dickens scrap - Gabriel Varden and Sim Tappertit
Charles Dickens scrap - Gabriel Varden and Sim Tappertit in the novel Barnaby Rudge, Chapter 4. 19th century

Dolly Varden. Illustration By Harry Furniss For The Charles Dickens Novel Barnaby Rudge, From The Testimonial Edition, Published 1910

Dolly Varden, character in Barnaby Rudge
Dolly Varden, a character in Barnaby Rudge, a novel by Charles Dickens. 1883

dolly Varden, from the Painting by Edgar Hanley, Exhibited at the Royal
" dolly Varden", from the Painting by Edgar Hanley, Exhibited at the Royal Academy, Uk, 1883

Europe, Norway, Molde. The Molde Panorama view from Varden overlook

From Varden, Molde, Norway. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The Aborn Company presents Dolly Varden the musical delicacy with a great singing organization. Date c1906

Lady Gardener 1870S
A young woman gardener attends to her secluded bower. A little bird, seated on her bench, watches her efforts. Date: 1870s

Female Type / Dolly Varden
A pretty Victorian woman in a Dolly Varden dress. Date: mid-19th century

Dickens / Barnaby Rudge
The coquettish Dolly Varden

Hugh Surprises Dolly
Walking home one evening, Dolly Varden is surprised by Hugh of the Maypole who emerges on to the path in front of her

The Vardens at Breakfast
Simon Tappertit (left) joins Gabriel and Dolly Varden at the breakfast table

Emma Reads the Letter
Emma Haredale reads the letter given to her by Dolly Varden

Joe and Dolly in Love
Joe Willet and Dolly Varden declare their love for each other in front of Joes astonished father Mr John Willet

Joe Willet Leaves
Joe Willet bids farewell to Dolly Varden in the workshop of the Golden Key, watched in secret by Simon Tappertit

Dolly Ties Sash
Dolly Varden stoops to tie her fathers sash, watched by her mother Martha on the right and Mrs Miggs who holds out his sword

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"Vibrant Varden: A Tale of Dickensian Delights" Step into the enchanting world of Charles Dickens' Barnaby Rudge, where the captivating characters of Gabriel Varden and Dolly Varden come to life. This 1910 illustration, an exquisite engraving, transports us back to a time when literature was cherished and imagination knew no bounds. Gabriel Varden, a skilled locksmith with a heart as sturdy as his craftsmanship, stands tall amidst the pages of this timeless novel. His unwavering loyalty to his family and principles makes him an endearing figure in Dickens' literary universe. But it is Dolly Varden who steals our hearts with her grace and vivacity. The embodiment of charm and beauty, she dances through the narrative like a breath of fresh air. The Dolly Varden Quadrille by C. H. R Marriott captures her spirit perfectly - elegant yet spirited, just like our beloved character. Artists Alfred Vance, G. W Moore, and G. W Hunt have all sought to capture Dolly's essence in their paintings. From "Dress'd in a Dolly Varden" to "Dolly Varden, " these artworks celebrate her vibrant personality and fashionable flair. Intriguingly enough, there seems to be more than one interpretation of what constitutes a true "Dolly Varden. " Is it simply an iconic character from Barnaby Rudge? Or does it extend beyond that? Perhaps it refers to the fancy dress style popularized during that era - colorful gowns adorned with ribbons and bows? The connection between Gabriel Varden and Sim Tappertit adds another layer of intrigue. As we delve deeper into this tale filled with secrets and surprises, we find ourselves captivated by their complex relationship within Dickens' rich tapestry. Harry Furniss beautifully illustrates scenes from Barnaby Rudge featuring none other than our charming heroine herself - Dolly Varden.