Alfred Jingle Antique Print
Charles Dickens antique print of Alfred Jingle signed by the artist Frederick Barnard and the maker J Robertson Frith.
Alfred Jingle
Strolling player and general mischief-maker in ‘The Pickwick Papers’. He is the first of Dickens’ rogues, and in the many ways is more a scamp than a villain. Nowadays he would be termed a confidence trickster or con artist. There is an intriguing artistry in the style and manner of Jingle that only deserts him when he is found incarcerated in the Fleet prison.
Charles Dickens antique print of Alfred Jingle signed by the artist Frederick Barnard and the maker J Robertson Frith.
Alfred Jingle
Strolling player and general mischief-maker in ‘The Pickwick Papers’. He is the first of Dickens’ rogues, and in the many ways is more a scamp than a villain. Nowadays he would be termed a confidence trickster or con artist. There is an intriguing artistry in the style and manner of Jingle that only deserts him when he is found incarcerated in the Fleet prison.
Charles Dickens antique print of Alfred Jingle signed by the artist Frederick Barnard and the maker J Robertson Frith.
Alfred Jingle
Strolling player and general mischief-maker in ‘The Pickwick Papers’. He is the first of Dickens’ rogues, and in the many ways is more a scamp than a villain. Nowadays he would be termed a confidence trickster or con artist. There is an intriguing artistry in the style and manner of Jingle that only deserts him when he is found incarcerated in the Fleet prison.