Alice and the Cheshire Cat, illustration from Alice in Wonderland, published in London, 1889

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"Alice and the Cheshire Cat" is a notable illustration from the 1889 edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," a work that has captivated readers since its original publication in 1865. The illustration, created by Emily Gertrude Thomson, accompanies the text of Lewis Carroll's classic tale, which has been subject to numerous adaptations and artistic interpretations over the years. Thomson's work is part of a rich tradition of visual art inspired by Carroll's story, contributing to the enduring legacy and iconography of the characters and settings of Wonderland.

In this particular illustration, Thomson captures the enigmatic encounter between Alice and the Cheshire Cat, one of the most famous scenes from the book. The Cheshire Cat, known for its mischievous grin and philosophical musings, is depicted perched on a bough of a tree, engaging Alice in one of their trademark conversations. Thomson's interpretation reflects the Victorian aesthetic of the period, with attention to detail and a style that evokes the whimsy and surreal nature of the narrative.

The 1889 London edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" featuring Thomson's illustrations contributed to the proliferation of the story's popularity, offering readers new visual dimensions to the text and influencing subsequent artistic endeavors. Emily Gertrude Thomson's work is an important part of the history of "Alice in Wonderland" illustrations, showcasing the impact of female illustrators in the late 19th century and providing a unique perspective on Carroll's imaginative world.

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