Charles Dickens Poster Set: Oliver Twist, The Old Curiosity Shop & Bleak House

For lovers of foggy London streets, unforgettable characters and stories that still ring true today, this trio of Charles Dickens prints brings three of his finest novels together on one wall. It is a set for readers who like their classics with a bit of grit and a lot of heart.

Why these three belong together

Dickens spent his career shining a light on the overlooked corners of Victorian society, and these three novels do exactly that. Each follows characters battling forces bigger than themselves, whether that is poverty, the law or simple bad luck, and each captures the particular mix of hardship and hope that makes his work endure. Hung together, they tell a rounded story of Dickens as a writer of both social conscience and unforgettable storytelling.

Oliver Twist (1837)

Dickens's early masterpiece follows a young orphan who escapes a life of abuse only to be drawn into London's criminal underworld. It remains one of the most powerful stories ever written about poverty, exploitation and a boy's search for a family to call his own.

The Old Curiosity Shop (1840)

Nell Trent and her grandfather flee across England after losing their beloved antique shop, pursued by the menacing Quilp. It is a tale of survival and devotion, showing Dickens at his most tender as he explores what family means when everything else is lost.

Bleak House (1852)

Widely considered one of Dickens's greatest achievements, this sprawling novel follows the endless Jarndyce legal case as it slowly ruins lives, while the sharp-eyed Esther Summerson uncovers long-buried family secrets. It is a masterclass in weaving justice, corruption and class into one unforgettable narrative.

Styling your Dickens wall

This set works beautifully as a trio above a desk, bookshelf or reading nook, hung in a neat row or a gentle gallery arrangement. For a literary study feel, try the Modern style in matching oak frames, or go bold with Square prints in black for a gallery-wall effect. The Modern Minimalist style suits those who prefer understated elegance, while Watercolour brings a softer, classic charm that pairs well with white frames. Mix frame finishes across the three for contrast, or keep them uniform for a calmer look. Remember, any three prints qualify for our offer, so buy 3 and save 20%.