Portrait of Miss L. L.

Jephthah's Daughter

Chrysanthemums

Portrait of the Marquise de Miramon, née Thérèse Feuillant

The Convalescent

Women of Paris: The Circus Lover

Young Women Looking at Japanese Articles

In the Louvre (L'Esthetique)

A Passing Storm

On the Thames, A Heron

October

Still on Top

Vanity Fair: Statesman No. 26 "When Birth cannot lead, Brains must."

Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'The Father of the Rag', Major A.G.F. Jocelyn, May 30, 1885

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The safe man'. The Rt. Hon. George Schlater- Booth. 8 August 1874

Prime Ministers - Vanity Fair. 'It is his mission to stem the tide of democracy.' The Earl of Derby. 29 May 1869

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'lately whipped'. Col. the Rt. Hon. Thomas Edward Taylor. 4 July 1874

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The fisherman's friend'. Mr. Edward Birkbeck. August 15, 1885

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Ex-official'. Sir Matthew White Ridley. 23 July 1881

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'the Sugar of Toryism'. The Earl of Harrowby. November 28, 1885

Politicians - Vanity Fair - The ex-father of the House. Lord Forester. October 16, 1875

Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'Master of the Horse', The Earl of Bradford, October 24, 1874

Vanity Fair: Newspapermen; 'Journalism', Mr. George Augustus Sala, September 25, 1875

Vanity Fair: Statesman, No. 71 "One of the Lambs of the Political Fold"