Alice in Wonderland Tea Party Illustration - Classic Literary Art #2266920 (License: Personal Use)

This famous black-and-white woodcut illustration by John Tenniel, published in Lewis Carroll’s *Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland* (1865), depicts the surreal tea party scene where logic dissolves into absurdity. Alice, seated at a long table cluttered with teacups and saucers, listens as the Mad Hatter-wearing his “In This Style 10/6” hat-engages in nonsensical dialogue with the March Hare and the drowsy Dormouse. The background features twisted trees and a crooked house, reinforcing the dreamlike, topsy-turvy world of Wonderland.

Used on literary, educational, or cultural heritage websites to illustrate Victorian book illustrations, children’s literature history, or adaptations of *Alice in Wonderland*. Matches user intent for research, nostalgia, academic study, or creative inspiration.