Hello,

... can anyone help me identifying the artist with this signature?

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Thanks.

RICHARD SWIVELLER, a good-hearted, though somewhat queer young man, the clerk of Sampson Brass, a scheming lawyer, often found time hanging heavily on his hands; and for the better preservation of his cheerfulness therefore, and to prevent his faculties from rusting, he provided himself with a cribbage-board and pack of cards, and accustomed himself to play at cribbage with a dummy, for twenty, thirty, or sometimes even fifty thousand pounds a side, besides many hazardous bets to a considerable amount.

http://www.online-literature.com/dic...t-children/11/

The character is in one of Dickens' novels. Take the print to an art store for artist identification.

Thanks for the help. I'll do as you advised me, still, maybe someone here could help me.

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Originally Posted by Tity

Thanks for the help. I'll do as you advised me, still, maybe someone here could help me.

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There's NO artist signature. "Swiveller" is the Dickens' character pictured. The artist used only his initials.