Illustrations for Lewis Carroll's Alice stories by John Tenniel

 leading from 

Etc

  

 

a) Alice In Wonderland

 

a.1)  Alice and the Flamingo from Alice In Wonderland

a.1.ii) See:  References "Saturn devouring his son" (1819–1823) by Francisco Goya?

 

a.1.iii) See: Referenced in cover of The Panther #13 (July 1973)? 

 

a.1.iv) See: Referenced in HR Giger's Necronom IV?

 

 

 

 

  

a.2.i) The Mad Hatter's Tea Party

a.2.ii) See: References "The Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane " (1590s) by El Greco? 

 

a.2.iii) See: References Baphomet, in Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie, (1856) by Eliphas Levi ? 

 

a.2.iv) See: HR Giger: The Spell IV (work 331) (1977) references The Mad Hatter's Tea Party for Alice In Wonderland (published 1865) by John Tenniel? 

 

a.2.v) See: Referenced in supposed "Mayan" artifact showing contact with extra terrestrials, Side B as seen on America Unearthed.

 

a.3) 'Gryphon Asleep' by John Tenniel for Lewis Carroll's Alice In Wonderland (Published 1865)

 

a.3.i) See: "Referenced in Map of Mars (compiled 1877-1886) Giovanni Schiaparelli ?

 

a.3.ii) See: Somehow connects with a cliff side on Kodiak Butte in Jezero Crater on Mars as photographed by the Perseverance rover? 

 

a.3.iii) See: Referenced in Lowell Hess's map of Mars (1956 ?

 

a.3.iv) See: References cone of Astarte in Horned Enclosure, Temple Court, Byblos, on Coin of Macrinus?

a.3.v) See: Referenced in Design for the Nostromo control bridge in Alien (1978) by Ron Cobb?

 

 

 

 

 

a.4) See:  'Executioner argues with the King about cutting off the Cheshire Cat’s head' ' by John Tenniel for Lewis Carroll's Alice In Wonderland (Published 1865) 

 

 

 

 

 

a.5)  'Dodo presents the thimble' for Alice In Wonderland (published 1865) by John Tenniel

 

a.5.i) See: 'Dodo presents the thimble' for Alice In Wonderland (published 1865) by John Tenniel references mosaic of the resurrection at San Marco, Venice (11th Century) references mosaic of the resurrection at San Marco, Venice (11th Century) ?

 

 

a. 5) Page of illustrations for Alice In Wonderland (From a book published 1923. Was this arrangement of images published earlier?) by John Tenniel 

 

a. 5.i) See:  Referenced in Giger's Biomechanical landscape II (work 298) (1976) 

 

 

 

b) "Alice Through The Looking Glass" (1871)

 

b. 1) Alice and the Knitting Sheep from "Alice Through The Looking Glass" 

 

b. 1. i) See: Referenced in HR Giger: Biomechanoid III, 1974 by HR Giger?  

 

b. 1. ii) See: Referenced in supposed "Mayan" artifact showing contact with extra terrestrials Side A as seen on America Unearthed?

 

 

2)"The Borogoves, Toves and the Raths " from Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel

 

2. i) See: References The Promenade on Houseback (1868) by Edgar Degas? 

 

2. ii) See: Referencd in Job and the judgement of Paris (1966) by Ernst Fuchs?

 

2. iii) See: Referenced in page 3 of 'Omo Bob' from Zap comic #6 (Published January 1973) by Rick Griffin

 

2. iv) See: Referenced in HR Giger's Alien Life Cycle Hieroglyphics (1978) for Alien?

 

 

3) 'The Walrus and the Carpenter with empty oyster shells' for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (published 1871) by John Tenniel'

 

3.i) See: Referenced in Pilot in cockpit (work 380) (1978) for Alien 

4)  The Railway Guard looking at Alice' for Lewis Carroll's  'Alice Through The Looking Glass' (1871)  by John Tenniel

4.i) See: Referenced in Birth Temple painting for Alien (1976 or 77) Ron Cobb

 

 

 

 

 

5) "King's Messenger in prison" for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel

5.i) See: HR Giger: Satan I (work 324) (1977) references The "King's Messenger in prison" for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel?

 

5.ii) See: HR Giger: National Park (work 271) (1975) references The Jabberwocky from "Alice Through The Looking Glass" (published 1871) by John Tenniel?
 

 

 

 

6) See: The Jabberwocky for Lewis Carroll's "Alice Through The Looking Glass" (published 1871) by John Tenniel

6.i) See: Referenced in National Park (work 271) (1975) by HR Giger ? 

 

6.ii) See: Referenced in Sylvain Despretz's biomechanical Skullship for Tim Burton's unmade Superman Lives in 1997?

 

 

 

7) The Rocking-horse-fly' for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel?

 

7.i) See: Connects with Map of Mars (compiled 1877-1886) by Giovanni Schiaparelli?

 

 

 

 

8)  'The Snap-dragon-fly' for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel?

8.i) See: Connects with Map of Mars (compiled 1877-1886) by Giovanni Schiaparelli?

8.ii) See: Referenced in motorised wheelchair for Alien Resurrection (released 1997) by Sylvain Despretz?

 

 

 

 

9) The Bread and Butterfly for Lewis Carroll's Alice Through The Looking Glass (1871) by John Tenniel?

 

9.i) Connects with map of Mars (compiled 1877-1886) Giovanni Schiaparelli?