To have known the man was even as great a treat as to read his books. Lewis Carroll was as unlike any other man as his books were unlike any other au… - Harry Furniss
" "To have known the man was even as great a treat as to read his books. Lewis Carroll was as unlike any other man as his books were unlike any other author's books. It was a relief to meet the pure simple, innocent dreamer of children, after the selfish commercial mind of most authors.
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Henry (Harry) Furniss (26 March 1854 – 14 January 1925) was an artist and illustrator.
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We worked together for seven years. Tenniel and other artists declared I would not work with Carroll for seven weeks! I accepted the challenge, but I, for that purpose, adopted quite a new method. No artist is more matter-of-fact or businesslike than myself: to Carroll I was not Hy. F., but someone else, as he was someone else. I was wilful and erratic, bordering on insanity. We therefore got on splendidly.
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