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Hope
Sir Frank Short
1901
Portrait of George Frederic Watts
Alphonse Legros
1879
Portrait of George Frederic Watts
Alphonse Legros
1879
Dalziels' Bible Gallery: Illustrations from the Old Testament
Dalziel Brothers
1881
Ariadne
George Frederic Watts
1894
The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843
Edward Armitage
1847
Gems of Wood Engraving, From the Illustrated London News with a History of the Art, Ancient and Modern
William Andrew Chatto
1849
Diana and Endymion
Sir Frank Short
1891
Esau Meeting Jacob, from "Dalziels' Bible Gallery"
George Frederic Watts
1881
Alfred, Lord Tennyson and His Friends
Julia Margaret Cameron
1893
Noah's Sacrifice, from "Dalziels' Bible Gallery"
George Frederic Watts
1881
Diana and Endymion
Sir Frank Short
December 1, 1891
The Saturday Review. First Illustrated Supplement. Christmas 1896.
Herbert Percy Horne
1896
[George Frederick Watts]
Julia Margaret Cameron
1860s
Clytie
George Frederic Watts
ca. 1868–75
The Sorrowing Angel
Sir Frank Short
1901
Love and Death
Sir Frank Short
1900
Noah Building the Ark, from "Dalziels' Bible Gallery"
George Frederic Watts
1881
"The School of Legislation" in Lincoln's-Inn Hall, from "Illustrated London News"
George Frederic Watts
February 4, 1860
Caractacus is Led in Triumph through Rome (from "The Prize Cartoons; Being the Eleven Designs to Which the Premiums Were Awarded by The Royal Commissioners on the Fine Arts in the Year 1843")
John Linnell the Younger
1847