Illustrator and political cartoonist
John Tenniel
Drew the first pictures of Alice, and still the ones most readers imagine.
On Picturepops™ cards · 24
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Drink Meby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Late For Teaby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
All Mad Hereby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Grin Without A Catby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Who Are Youby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Plenty Of Roomby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Everybody Has Wonby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Why Is a Raven Like a Writing-Desk?by John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
An Invitationby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Join the Danceby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Dear Little Puppyby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Love Makes It Go Roundby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Mad Tea Party Thanksby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Un Birthdayby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Through the Looking-Glassby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Six Impossible Thingsby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
The Time Has Comeby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Believe In Meby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
A Queen So Soonby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Contrariwiseby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Worth Talking Toby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Wicked Little Thingby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Twice As Fastby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00 -
Human Childby John Tenniel and Lewis Carroll$13.00$18.00
The life
1820-1914Born Bayswater, London, England
John Tenniel was a London artist who spent more than fifty years at the weekly magazine Punch, joining in 1850 and becoming its chief political cartoonist in 1864. As a young man he lost most of the sight in his right eye in a fencing accident. Lewis Carroll asked him to illustrate Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking-Glass (1871). His careful black-and-white drawings settled how Alice, the Hatter and the White Rabbit look for most readers to this day. In 1893 he became the first illustrator or cartoonist to be knighted for his work. Picturepops cards use his drawings from the two Alice books.