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By Sherlock Holmes' beard!

  • Writer: edwar0
    edwar0
  • May 1, 2013
  • 1 min read

In 1887, Arthur Conan Doyle asked his father - Charles Altamont Doyle - to illustrate his soon-to-be-published novel A Study in Scarlet. Charles produced eight drawings, which proved to be his last paid work - as he was incarcerated shortly afterwards. Evidently, Charles took very little interest in the descriptive passages in his son's book. Sherlock (in the centre) is a rather hearty fellow here, with a petite nose and a curly beard. He is flanked by Watson, in devil-beard (Left) - and, apparently, The Grinch (Right).

 
 
 

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