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Samuel Pickwick: character portrait from The Pickwick Papers (Dickens, Charles)

A character in The Pickwick Papers

Samuel Pickwick

The Pickwick Papers by Dickens, Charles

A wealthy, benevolent, and somewhat naive gentleman and founder of the Pickwick Club.

Also known as: Pickwick, the old gentleman

Inside the story

Meet Samuel Pickwick

Samuel Pickwick is a wealthy, benevolent gentleman and the founder of the Pickwick Club. Curious about the world and somewhat naive, he sets out with his fellow Pickwickians to observe life and report their experiences, guided by his inherent goodness.

On the page

An elderly, benevolent gentleman with a bald head and a broad forehead, circular spectacles behind which his beaming eyes twinkle, a comfortable stoutness, and his famous tights and gaiters.

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