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Maria Magdalena Mattsdotter (in "Good Words for 1864," opp. p. 657)
Joseph Swain
1864
Bessy's Spectacles (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 233)
Joseph Swain
1860
Lovel's Mother (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 652)
Joseph Swain
1860
Bessy's Reflections (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 385)
Joseph Swain
1860
The Sweeper stopping to lift his cap to a female acquaintance (illustration to "The Streets of Paris," in "Good Words for 1864," p. 513)
Joseph Swain
1864
Bedford to the Rescue (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 583)
Joseph Swain
1860
Where the Sugar Goes (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 330)
Joseph Swain
1860
I am Referred to Cecilia (illustration to "Lovel the Widower," the Cornhill Magazine, vol. I, January–June, 1860, opp. p. 44)
Joseph Swain
1860
Punch, or the London Charivari, vol. 80
Joseph Swain
January–June, 1881
Drifting Away, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Mona Bridgida's Conversion, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Coming Home, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
The Visible Madonna, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
The Peasants' Fair, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Tessa at Home, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
A Recognition, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Will His Eyes Open?, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Niccolo at Work, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Suppose You Let Me Look at Myself?, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
A Florentine Joke, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Father, I Will Be Guided, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
At the Well, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
You Didn't Think It Was So Pretty, Did You?, for "Romola" (originally published 1862–63)
Joseph Swain
1864
Figures worshipping a moneybag
Joseph Swain
1845–80
Specimen Pages of Engravings on Wood and "Process"
Joseph Swain & Son
1844
Scrap-book containing 169 India paper proofs
Joseph Swain
1844–83
The Old Chartist
Frederick Augustus Sandys
1862
A Dream of Love ("Once a Week," p. 393)
Sir Edward John Poynter
October 4, 1862
The Old Chartist ("Once a Week," vol. 6, p. 183)
Frederick Augustus Sandys
February 8, 1862
Illustration to "The Castle by the Sea", published in "Once a Week," January 11, 1862, Vol. VI, p. 84
Sir Edward John Poynter
1861
Punch, or the London Charivari, vol. 81
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
July–December, 1881
Danaë in the Brazen Chamber
Frederick Augustus Sandys
1867
A Seat in St. James's Park
George John Pinwell
1870
Punch, or the London Charivari, vols. 82-83
George Du Maurier
1882
Punch, or the London Charivari, vols. 74-75
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
January –December, 1878
Punch, or the London Charivari, vols. 86-87
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
1884
Punch, or the London Charivari, vol. 77
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
July–December 1879
Punch, or the London Charivari, vol. 76
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
January–June, 1879
Punch, or the London Charivari, vols. 84-85
Sir (Edward) Linley Sambourne
1883
Punch, or the London Charivari, vols. 70-71
George Du Maurier
January–December, 1876