Mr. Pickwick addresses the club by Robert Seymour (1836)

Etched scene of men seated at a long table in a dining room while a standing man gestures, with candles and wine glasses.

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An etched illustration shows a group of men seated around a long dining table in a wood-floored room, with one man standing at the right gesturing toward the company. Candles, wine glasses, framed hunting prints and a stag head mounted on the wall furnish the scene. This print by Robert Seymour, dated 1836, is labeled as page 2 of its publication.

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