On the Original Illustrations of Trollope's Fiction
Phineas Finn
Written 1866 (17 November) - 1867 (15 May)
Serialized 1867 (October) to 1868 (May), St Paul's
Illustrated John Everett Millais
Published as a book 1869 (March), George Virtue
John Everett Millais provided 20 full-page illustrations for each instalment of Phineas
Fiinn, The Irish Member. I have reproduced 8 with their accompanying captions.
- Chapter 6: Lord Brentford's Dinner
J. E. Millais, "'You don't quite know Mr Kennedy yet'", Phineas
Finn
- Chapter 15: Donald Bean's Pony
John Everett Millais, "'I wish to regard you as a dear friend, -- both of my own and of my
husband''", Phineas Finn
- Chapter 32: Lady Laura Kennedy's Headache
John Everett Millais, "'I will send for Dr. Macnuthrie at once'", Phineas
Finn
- Chapter 51: Troubles at Loughlinter
John Everett Millais, "So she burned the morsel of paper", Phineas
Finn
- Chapter 57: The top Brick of the Chimney
John Everett Millais, "'You must come'" [Duke of Omnium propositioning Madame Max
Goesler], Phineas Finn
- Chapter 64: The Horns
John Everett Millais, "Phineas had no alternative but to read the letter", Phineas
Finn
- Chapter 69: The Temptress
John Everett Millais, "'Ever your own, with all the love of her heart, MARY F. Jones'",
Phineas Finn
- Chapter 76: Conclusion
John Everett Millais, "'Oh Phineas; surely a thousand a-year will be very nice'",
Phineas Finn
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