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Robinson Crusoe & PetsRobinson Crusoe with his family of domesticated animals
Crusoe on his RaftCrusoe on his raft, salvages as much as he can from the wrecked ship
Crusoe & FootprintCrusoe finds the footprint of Friday and realises that he is not the only inhabitant of the island
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, music sheetMusic sheet cover design, The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, written and sung by Mr Harry Clifton. Various scenes are depicted, with the discovery of the footprint in the sand at the centre
DEFOE + SCENESDANIEL DEFOE writer, with scenes from Robinson Crusoe Date: 1661-1731
Crusoe Title Page 1719Title page of the first edition
Alice Brookes in the role of Robinson Crusoe. Date: 1896
Monument to Daniel Defoe, Bunhill Fields, LondonMonument (erected 1870) above the grave of Daniel Defoe (1661-1731), English journalist and novelist, in Bunhill Fields, London. Date: 19th century
CRUSOE & DEAD PARRROTRobinson Crusoe shoots a parrot which he and Friday eat for supper. Date: First published: 1719
CRUSOE REVISITS ISLANDAfter his wife's death, Crusoe revisits the island & meets the Spaniard whose life he saved. Date: First published: 1719
Jessie Preston as Robinson Crusoe, at the Grand Theatre, Islington Date: 1890s
Ada Blanche as Robinson Crusoe Date: 1890s
Victorian scrap, Robinson Crusoe tells his storyVictorian scrap, Robinson Crusoe as an old man tells his story to his grandchildren
Victorian scrap, Robinson Crusoe leaves the island with Man Friday
Victorian scrap, Robinson Crusoe, footprints in the sandVictorian scrap, Robinson Crusoe discovers footprints in the sand and realises that he is not alone on his island
Robinson Crusoe on the beachRobinson Crusoe walking with his dog on the beach of his desert island
Friday begs to become Robinson Crusoes servantVictorian scrap - Friday begs to become Robinson Crusoes servant. 19th century
Scene from Robinson Crusoe at the Folly Theatre, London. Date: 1876
Lydia Thompson in the role of Robinson Crusoe. Date: 1899
Defoe, Daniel (1660-1731). Robinson Crusoe rescuing of the bEnglish literature. 17th century. Defoe, Daniel (1660-1731). English novelist. Robinson Crusoe rescuing of the boat all what could be before of its sinking. Colored engraving
Robinson Crusoe / BoatCrusoe in the boat he built for himself. Date: First published: 1719
Statue of Alexander Selkirk - Lower Largo, Fife, ScotlandCrusoe statue at Lower Largo (or Seatown of Largo) a village in Fife, Scotland. The village has gained fame as the 1676 birthplace of Alexander Selkirk
Crusoe and FridayRobinson Crusoe rescues Friday from being eaten by cannibals and thus becomes Crusoes greatful servant and companion
Robinson Crusoe / SpyingRobinson Crusoe spies a ship on the horizon
Crusoe & the CaptainCrusoe offers his assistance to the English captain and helps to recover his vessel
Crusoe Escapes the MoorsRobinson Crusoe escapes from the Moors
Defoe in PilloryDANIEL DEFOE In 1703, he is pilloried at Temple Bar, London, for publishing The Shortest Way with the Dissenters but the crowd acclaim him
Robinson Crusoe & BoatRobinson Crusoe and Friday build the boat
Victorian scrap - Robinson Crusoe. late 19th century
Misfitz - Robinson Crusoe. early 20th century
Robinson Crusoes HouseThe dining room of the Robinson Crusoe House Bremen, Germany. In Daniel Defoes novel (1719), Crusoes father was a Bremen merchant who emigrated to Hull, England. Date: 1930s
Crusoes Ship WreckedThe ship is wrecked & Crusoe is left stranded, clinging to a rock for his dear life... Date: First published: 1719
Robinson Crusoe loading the raftSlide showing a scene from the story Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. The picture shows Crusoe disembarking a ship on to a raft. Part of Box 366. Boswell Collection. Date: circa 1900
DEFOE, Daniel (1660-1731). English writer. Engraving
Double page spread in a diary for 14-19 MayA double page spread in a young persons diary for 14-19 May. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event
Crusoe in his GearCrusoe goes hunting for food, dressed in his home-made clothing
Crusoe Leaves HomeThe young Crusoe takes leave of his parents
Crusoe & his ClothesRobinson Crusoe in his home- made clothing
Robinson Crusoe / DefoeWith this cargo I put to sea Crusoe abandons the sinking wreck with as much equipment as his raft can hold
Crusoe Scrap 19CRobinson Crusoe and his dog with Man Friday
Moll Flanders / PortraitA portrait of the heroine
Friday ReunitedFriday is reunited with his Father
Crusoe Surveys IslandRobinson Crusoe takes a more particular survey of the island, complete with parasol and pets
Crusoe DinesRobinson Crusoe dines with his family
Crusoe at HomeRobinson Crusoe in his island home: Surrounded by household pets, I spent many happy and peaceful days
Crusoe Sees FootprintsRobinson Crusoe, believing himself to be alone on the island, discovers footprints on the beach, to his utter amazement
Crusoe Rows to WreckCrusoe rows out tothe wrecked ship to salvage as much as he can
Crusoe, Parrots, CatsRobinson Crusoe with his parrots and cats
Robinson Crusoe & DogRobinson Crusoe and his dog
Crusoe, Parrot, GoatRobinson Crusoe depicted as a boy, with a parrot on his shoulder and a goat prancing in front of him - why ?
Crusoe and his WifeCrusoe longs to revisit the island; his wife offers to accompany him, but she is pregnant & he abandons the project
Crusoe at the WreckRobinson Crusoe salvages goods from the wrecked ship
CRUSOE AND FAMILYCrusoe with his family of domesticated animals
History of Moll FlandersA portrait said to be taken from life in Newgate (prison); designed to give the reader the impression that she was a living person
Moll Flanders / DefoeThe History of Moll Flanders : London edition
Daniel Defoe & CrusoeDANIEL DEFOE writer, with scenes from Robinson Crusoe
Scrap of Crusoe & FridayRobinson Crusoe and Friday
Daniel Defoe / Anon EngDANIEL DEFOE English journalist and novelist
DEFOE (1661-1731)Daniel Defoe writer
