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"King Lear," Act I, Scene I, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Oil on canvas, American — "King Lear," Act I, Scene I
Edwin Austin Abbey
1898

Dirge of the Three Queens, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pastel on paper, American — Dirge of the Three Queens
Edwin Austin Abbey
1895

Entrance of the Serving Maid, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Black ink and graphite on off-white wove paper card, American — Entrance of the Serving Maid
Edwin Austin Abbey
1884–86[?]

[Young Woman with Rake]

Edwin Austin Abbey

1881(?)

Man in seventeenth-century dress holding a scroll: With every Good Wish from M. G. and E. A. Abbey for 1911, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Man in seventeenth-century dress holding a scroll: With every Good Wish from M. G. and E. A. Abbey for 1911
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Relates to Mary Gertrude (née Mead) Abbey
1911

He went to Tonson, illustration to "The Noble Patron", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink on cardboard — He went to Tonson, illustration to "The Noble Patron"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author Austin Dobson
1888

Young Girl Carrying a Basket, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Young Girl Carrying a Basket
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Relates to Mary Gertrude (née Mead) Abbey
1908

Man Delivering a Holiday Box, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Man Delivering a Holiday Box
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Relates to Mary Gertrude (née Mead) Abbey
1906

Woman in a Grecian Gown Playing a Lyre, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Woman in a Grecian Gown Playing a Lyre
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Relates to Mary Gertrude (née Mead) Abbey
1890–1911

Around the Council Fire, The Young Brave's Speech, from "Harper's Weekly", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Wood engraving — Around the Council Fire, The Young Brave's Speech, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Edwin Austin Abbey
After Theodore Russell Davis
Publisher Harper's Weekly
May 10, 1873

Why then begin..., illustration to "A Bucolick or Discourse of Neatherds", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Why then begin..., illustration to "A Bucolick or Discourse of Neatherds"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author Robert Herrick
ca. 1880

The jovial monarch caught Mrs. Russell's hand in his, and proceeded to dance, illustration to "A Castle in Spain: A Novel", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — The jovial monarch caught Mrs. Russell's hand in his, and proceeded to dance, illustration to "A Castle in Spain: A Novel"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author James De Mille
1880–83

The Sunday Walk, illustration to "Sally in Our Alley", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink on cardboard — The Sunday Walk, illustration to "Sally in Our Alley"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author Henry Carey
ca. 1886

And none knew why he fed them both with his own hands, illustration to "Quince", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink on cardboard — And none knew why he fed them both with his own hands, illustration to "Quince"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author Winthrop Mackworth Praed
1888

The Harvesters, illustration to "The Leather Bottèl", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — The Harvesters, illustration to "The Leather Bottèl"
Edwin Austin Abbey
1887

The bird to others flew, illustration to "A Love Song", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink on cardboard — The bird to others flew, illustration to "A Love Song"
Edwin Austin Abbey
Author Related author George Wither
1887

"Will had her to the wine," illustration to "Phillada Flouts Me", Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — "Will had her to the wine," illustration to "Phillada Flouts Me"
Edwin Austin Abbey
1886

Costumed Actor, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Black pen and ink — Costumed Actor
Edwin Austin Abbey
1890

Man Walking in the Snow Carrying a Covered Basket, Accompanied by a Small Terrier, Edwin Austin Abbey American, Pen and ink — Man Walking in the Snow Carrying a Covered Basket, Accompanied by a Small Terrier
Edwin Austin Abbey
1890–1911

Old Songs, with drawings by Edwin A. Abbey & Alfred Parsons

Illustrator Edwin Austin Abbey

Illustrator Alfred Parsons

Publisher Harper & Brothers

1889

The Quest of The Holy Grail

Edwin Austin Abbey

Publisher R. H. Russell

1895

Tracking Rabbits, from "Harper's Weekly"

After Edwin Austin Abbey

Engraver W. H. Lagarde

Publisher Harper's Weekly

December 20, 1873

23 woodblocks for Selections from the Poetry of Robert Herrick

Multiple artists/makers

1878–82

A Return (unrealized alternate for Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, February 1878)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1877–78

Hampton Institute Reading Room (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, October 1873, p. 681)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

"And her thanks to whom?" said Prudence, smiling, from Judith Shakespeare (Harper's New Monthly Magazine, November 1884, p. 941)

Edwin Austin Abbey

Author Related author William Black

1884

A farmer looking at a pig (probably for Harper's, New Monthly Magazine)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873–90

Covent Garden, London: Children Seeking Engagements for the Christmas Pantomine, from the series Our London Scrapbook (Harper's New Monthly Magazine, March 1873, p. 638)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

"One Sustaining Spirit Supports Her–It is Gin": The Engilsh Squaw, from Our London Scrapbook (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, July 1873, p. 319)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

"You to Perdition, I to Heaven," from Mercedes (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, August 1878, p. 529)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1878

"I come back, Amasy," from Mrs. Flint's Married Experience (Harper's New Monthly Magazine, December 1880, p. 95)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1880

Cottage in the Hollow (probably for Harper's, New Monthly Magazine)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873–90

The Night Piece to Julia (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, November 1882, p. 887; and Selections from the Poetry of Robert Herrick, p. 122)

Edwin Austin Abbey

Author Related author Robert Herrick

1882

Sergent Smith: The Temple, in Our London Scrapbook (Harper's New Monthly Magazine, February 1873, p. 476)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

"Well, well! I tried to keep things straight–I went to ev'ry meetin," from The Old Deacon's Lament (Harper's New Monthly Magazine, January 1877, p. 227)

Edwin Austin Abbey

Author Related author Elizabeth Terhune Corbett

1877

Anonyma: Haymarket, from Our London Scrapbook (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, June 1873, p. 156)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

The Governor of New Brunswick and Sibyl Drinkwater, from The Drinkwater House (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, June 1878, p. 61)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1878

Country Market Boat, Budapest, from Danube series (probably for Harper's, New Monthly Magazine)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873–90

The Old Koster Preparing the Footwarmer, from Artist Strolls in Holland III (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, March 1883, p. 538)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1870–1911

Buffalo Jack, from Waterways of New York (Harper's, New Monthly Magazine, December 1873, p. 1)

Edwin Austin Abbey

1873

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