“Dickens's Dream” was painted by Robert William Buss, 5 years after Charles Dickens’s death in 1870. The painting is a bit ghostly because Buss died before completing the painting and so most of Dickens’ characters were left as sketches.
Dickens is pictured, below, with his dog, Turk.
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