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Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens)

(1839-1929), Painter; former wife of Charles Collins, and later wife of Charles (Carlo) Edward Perugini; daughter of Charles Dickens

Sitter in 5 portraits


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Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens); Mamie Dickens, by Herbert Watkins - NPG P301(72)

Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens); Mamie Dickens

by Herbert Watkins
albumen print, arched top, late 1850s
NPG P301(72)

Group including Clarkson Stanfield, Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and Augustus Leopold Egg, after Unknown photographer - NPG x45067

Group including Clarkson Stanfield, Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and Augustus Leopold Egg

after Unknown photographer
photogravure, (1857)
NPG x45067

Charles Dickens with others, by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason) - NPG x4406

Charles Dickens with others

by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason)
vintage print, 1865
NPG x4406

Charles Dickens; Mamie Dickens; Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens), by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason) - NPG x24930

Charles Dickens; Mamie Dickens; Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens)

by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason)
photogravure, 1865, published 1880
NPG x24930

Charles Dickens with his daughters, Mamie Dickens and Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens), after Joseph Athanase Aufray, after a photograph by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason) - NPG D2272

Charles Dickens with his daughters, Mamie Dickens and Catherine ('Katey') Elizabeth Macready Perugini (née Dickens)

after Joseph Athanase Aufray, after a photograph by Mason & Co (Robert Hindry Mason)
photogravure, published 18 December 1869
NPG D2272

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