Frederick George Kitton (5 May 1856 – 10 September 1904) was a British wood-engraver, author, and illustrator.
[1][2] Born at Norwich, Frederick George Kitton went at age seventeen to London as an apprentice and was trained as a draughtsman and wood-engraver by W. L. Thomas, the managing director of The Graphic and one of the leading practitioners of the technique at the time.
He illustrated, edited or wrote several books, most of which were related to the work of Charles Dickens.
[4][5] As one of the founders of the Dickens Fellowship, Kitton compiled the catalogue of their 1903 exhibition.
While living at St. Albans (1888–1904), Kitton helped the Hertfordshire County Museum acquire and catalog the Sir John Evans collection.