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Once a Week (11)

Once a Week (en.)
Launched by Bradbury and Evans, the publisher of Household Words, after their split with Dickens, Once a Week (1859-1880) was a weekly middle-class family magazine that prominently featured illustrations.(Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry website)

Once a Week is referenced in:

Master Olaf (From the German). 1860. John Everett Millais 8 June 1829-13 August 1896.

Digital image of the illustration Master Olaf (From the German) on page 63 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Dying Heroes, From Uhland. 1861. Artist Not Known.

Digital image of the illustration The Dying Heroes, From Uhland on page 71 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

Thorr's Hunt for his Hammer. 1861. John Everett Millais 8 June 1829-13 August 1896.

Digital image of the illustration Thorr's Hunt for his Hammer on page 126 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Two Norse Kings. 1861. Charles Keene 10 August 1823-4 January 1891.

Digital image of the illustration The Two Norse Kings on page 547 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Death of King Warwolf. 1862. Frederick Sandys 1 May 1829-25 June 1904.

Digital image of the illustration The Death of King Warwolf on page 266 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

Harald Harfagr - Valkyrie and Raven. 1862. Frederick Sandys 1 May 1829-25 June 1904.

Digital image of the illustration Harald Harfagr - Valkyrie and Raven on page 154 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Viking's Serf. 1863. Charles Keene 10 August 1823-4 January 1891.

Digital image of the illustration The Viking's Serf on page 42 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

Earl Eirek's Voyage. 1864. Thomas Reynolds Lamont 1826-1898.

Digital image of the illustration Earl Eirek's Voyage on page 546 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Haconarmal. 1865. Edwin Buckman 1841-1930.

Digital image of the illustration The Haconarmal on page 435 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Dying Viking. 1866. Thomas Morten 27 March 1836-23 September 1866.

Digital image of the illustration The Dying Viking on page 239 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.

The Curse of the Gudmunds. 1866. Thomas Morten 27 March 1836-23 September 1866.

Digital image of the illustration The Curse of the Gudmunds on page 155 of the Victorian era poetry periodical Once a Week.