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and their work from its foundation
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS
1769 1904
TOFT, Albert A Sculptor.
1 2, Trafalgar Studios^
Kin^s Road.
1885. 2026 £. L. Mitford, Esq.; me-
dallion, bronze.
2036 A study; bust, terra-cotta.
1886. 1769 Study of a young man; bust,
terra-cotta.
1801 Nelson Dawson, Esq.; bust,
terra-cotta.
1910 Philip Robinson, Esq.; me-
dallion, bronze.
1887. 1781 James Glaisher, Esq., F.R.S.,
etc.; bust, marble.
1 8 10 George Wallace, Esq., F.S.A.;
bust, terra-cotta.
1888. 1928 Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone,
M.P.; bust, marble.
1980 Colonel T. V. Rogers; bust,
terra-cotta.
2019 Major Walter Wingfield; bust.
1889. 2112 Lilith; statuette. "O bright
snake, the death worm of
Adam, etc."
1890. 1967 Fate-led; statue. "Fate
leading, she must needs go
on and on, etc."
199s Christie Murray, Esq.; bust.
2001 George Wallis, Esq.; bust,
bronze.
1891. 1942 A little student; statuette.
2008 The late Sir William Pearce,
Bart.; bust, marble.
2077 A young Vulcan; statuette.
Part of the monument to the
late Sir W. Pearce, Bart.
2082 Mr. Worrall; bust, bronze.
1892. 1927 " In the sere and yellow leaf ; "
bust
A007 Fate-led; statue, marble. See
1890.
1893. 1694 "In the sere and yellow leaf;"
head, bronze.
1894. 1746 The goblet of life — statue.
" Filled is life's goblet to the
brim I etc."
1799 The oracle; bust, marble.
VIII.
1897. 2072 Spring; statuette.
1898. 1837 Hagar; statuette.
1900. I9S9 do. do. ; marble.
1 90 1. 1694 The Spirit of Contemplation;
statue.
10, The Avenue^
76, Fulham Road.
1903. 1703 Spirit of Contemplation: statue,
bronze.
1780 Sir Charles Mark Palmer,
Bart, M.P.; bust.
1878 The mother; group.
87, Clifton Hill, N. W.
1904. 1690 The cup of immortality: relief.
1828 Sir Robert Harvey, J. P.; bust
1833 Edward Walker, Esq.; bust.
TOFT, Clifford Painter.
44, Buxton Street,
Sneyd Green, ffanley.
1903* 9S6 Roses.
86, Leonard Road, Hanley,
1904. 957 Roses.
TOFT, J. Alfonso ..Painter.
12, Trafalgar Studios, Chelsea.
1 90 1. 368 The sport of the winds.
TOFT, Peter Painter.
203, Cornwall Rd,,Notting Hill.
1874. 771 Gateway of the Bloody Tower,
Tower of London.
1875. ^94 Arundel Castle from the
"Black Rabbit "Inn.
156, Cornwall Road.
1877. 745 St. Paul's from Cannon Street
railway bridge.
769 The Scaur of Whitby.
1880. 928 Newcastle-on-Tyne, from Gates-
head.
1 88 1. 719 Stathies, Coast of Yorkshire.
TOLDERVY, W. F Painter.
24, East Place, Kennington,
1842. 250 View near Sevenoaks.
3, Davidge Terrace, Lambeth.
1843. 358 The wreck.
B
\
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Toldcrvy, W. I^.— continued.
1844. »^7 On the Brenty near Greenford.
1845. ^44 Near Clovelly, North Devon.
1846. S62 Sunset.
TOLHURST, Miss Edith (afterwards
Mrs. Fred. J. Gordon) Painter.
Ashton House, Highbury.
1888. 735 An Italian peasant woman.
1891. 454 Miss R — P —
TOLLEMACHE, Hon. Duff.
Painter.
65, Harley Street.
1888. 1066 Reeds and rushes.
lo, St. Jameses Square.
1889. 240 Lord Tollemache of Helming-
ton.
57, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1895. 278 An amateur.
854 Mrs. Taylor.
17, Nassau Street.
1896. 19 Portrait of a lady.
I, Wychcombe Studios, N. W.
1899. 61 Impending storm.
131, Oakwood Court,
Kensington.
1902. 491 Threatening weather.
1903. 205 Off the Lizard.
1904. 467 Late afternoon on the Cornish
Coast.
TOLLEY, E Painter.
4, Keppel Street,
Russell Square.
1848. 54 Portrait of a favourite hunting
mare.
Rickmansworth, Herts.
1849. 184 Study of horses.
Langley Park Cottage, Slough.
i854« '35* A study of horses.
1855. 500 "Una." "Still, when she
slept, he kept both watch
and ward." — Spenser.
1857. 1003 Favourite hunters at the cover
side.
1144 Sand Pits.
4, Keppel Street.
1859. 673 Strayed from the common.
Harefield, Middlesex.
1867. 268 A common scene.
376 In difficulties.
TOLSTOY, Count Metal Worker.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 5. 842 Alexander the First, Emperor
of Russia, representing Ro-
domuisl, a Sclavonian prince
(a most celebrated warrior),
who reigned at Novogorod
in the early period of the
Christian Era. The battle
of Leipsig is represented
round the shield by the
combatants, who are res-
cuing the female figure
seated upon the firm pedes-
tal symbolical of social or-
der; her enemies in the
background are flying with
shame and confusion; the
centre of the shield, encir-
cled by a wreath of laurel,
encloses the Russian eagle.
Round the portrait, in Rus-
sian characters, " Rodo-
muisl of the 19th century."
TOMALIN, Miss Mary Jane.
Miniature Painter.
16, Penton Place.
1838. 970 Miss C. Woodward.
1847. 770 Portrait of an infant — the ar-
tist's niece.
II, Wells Street.
1849. 838 Mrs. Leigh in her 90th year.
1850. 865 Frame with four miniatures.
1 85 1. 959 Portrait of a lady.
1852. 857 do. young lady.
1853. 687 Portraits, and study of a head.
1858. 677 Arthur Edward, Kate, and
Colin Campbell, children of
Dr. and Mrs. Greig, Wal-
thamstowe Home.
16, Grafton Square, Clapham.
1859. 768 Portraits.
TOMASICH, A.... Miniature Painter.
53, Mortimer Street.
1872. 1354 Madame L^onie, Dr. Toma-
sich.
1355 Count of Morella.
1356 Countess of Morella.
1357 Prince Don Carlos.
1358 Mr. A. Fesser.
1359 The artist.
1360 H.M. the King of Spain.
1361 H.M. the Queen of Spain.
16, King Street.
1876. 1214 Mrs. G. R. Ruxton.
1226 William Gibbs, Esq.
1229 Mrs. Thomas Ross.
1239 Mrs. Louis Huth.
TOMBER, G Painter.
26, Carey Street.
1825. 269 The grotto of Neptune, with
the temples of Vesta and
the Sybil at Tivoli.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TOMKINS, Charles Painter.
At Mr. Tomkins",
Little Queen Anm Street,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1773. 350 A stained drawing.
1774- 303 Two stained dravrings.
i77S« 309 do. do.
1776. 302 View near Dorking, Surrey.
303 A View of Northaw Church,
Hertfordshire.
304 A bridge; its companion.
1777* 348 A view of Gormanbury House,
the seat of Viscount Grim-
ston, Hertfordshire.
349 A View of Millbank, looking
up the Thames.
1778. 315 A watermill in Dorsetshire; a
stained drawing.
78, Haymarket,
'779* — -^ circular view taken from the
obelisk at Mount Edgcumbe^
the seat of Lord Edgecumbcy
commanding the undermen-
tioned views^ viz,:
405 A View looking up the Mil-
brooke river, taken from the
west side.
406 A View of Hamoze and St.
John's river, taken from the
west side.
407 A view of Plymouth yard,
clock and town, taken from
the north side.
408 A view of Stonehouse-land and
Plymouth town and citadel,
taken from the east side.
409 A view of Drake's island and
the Sound, taken from the
south side.
410 A View of Mount Edgecumbe,
house, and plantation, taken
from the south side.
( 77ie shipping by Mr. John Cleveley.)
TOMKINS, Charles Algernon.
Engraver.
8, Dover Terrace^
Coldharbour Lane.
1872. 1294 Jochebed. After F. Goodall,
R.A.
1873. 1143 Mrs. Charles Stoughton and
child. After S. Godbold.
187, Coldharbour Lane.
1877. 975 "Where oxlips and the nod-
ding violet grow."
1879. 1291 The Hon. Mark Rolle. After
the Hon. Henry Graves.
1881. 1211 Charles Hutton Gregory, Esq.,
C.M.G., Past President
Inst. C.E. After J. Collier.
1 88 1. 1270 The Duchess of Rozburghe.
After the Hon. H. Graves.
1882. 1342 Granville R. H. Somerset,
Q.C. After Cyrus Johnson.
8, Leamington Parky Acton,
1886. IS 39 L. W. Wickham, Esq. After
W. W. Ouless, R.A.
1888. 1702 The wild deer of Chillingham.
After Sir E. Landseer, R.A.
1703 The wild cattle of Chillingham.
After Sir E. Landseer, R.A.
1705 Andromeda. After F. Goodall,
R.A.
1 89 1. 1 717 Old maid. After F. Goodall,
R.A.
1892. 1597 The Bishop of Chichester.
(R. Durnford.) After
W. W. Ouless, R.A.
1893. 1474 Maidens at the well. After
Hermann Philips.
1896. 1578 Eucharis. After Lord Leigh-
ton, P.R.A.
I, The Avenue^ Kew Gardens.
1897. \^^^ The young princess. After
Schmiechen.
TOMKINS, Charles John... Engraver.
C, TomkinSy Junr.y
187, Coldharbour Lane.
. 1876. 1336 By appointment.
8, Dover Street^
Coldharbour Lane.
1880. 1301 Portrait.
/wr, Bucks.
1884. 1402 Vivisection. After J. McClure
Hamilton.
1413 H.R.H. the Duke of Cam-
bridge, K.G. After F. Holl,
R.A.
1885. 1733 G. V. Fitzgerald, Esq.
1739 Sir Barrow Ellis.
1887. 1579 The Bishop of Peterborough.
{Dr. Magee.) After Frank
Holl, R.A.
1888. 1719 The late Colonel Primrose.
After H. von Angeli.
5, Leamington Park Villas ^
Acton.
1891. 1682 The late Canon Liddon. After
George Richmond, R.A.
1892. 161 3 Little Lord Fauntleroy. After
J. Sant, R.A.
1894. 297 The May-fly.
1498 The mirror. After James
Sant, R.A.
TOMKINS, Charley Painter.
4, West Place.
1828. 162 View at Antwerp.
192 An old mill at Antwerp.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TOMKINS
1823.
606
1825.
500
1826.
503
1828.
639
1830.
607
1833.
49»
1834.
543
1836.
550
1837.
S5S
1838.
861
1839.
S44
1840.
6,5
, Miss Emma Painter.
53, New Bond Street,
Flowers from nature.
A groupe of flowers from
nature.
A cockscomb from nature.
34, Great Russell Street,
Flowers from nature.
41, Howland Street,
Still life.
25, Osnaburgh Street,
Fruit from nature.
Fruit and flowers.
A bird's nest from nature.
Still life.
Grapes from nature.
Fruit from nature.
Flowers.
TOMKINS, Miss Isabella A.
Painter.
8, Chapel St,, Bedford Row,
1868. 570 At the tournament.
TOMKINS, M Painter.
21, St, Georges Raw, Chelsea,
1796. 439 Mischievous pleasure.
TOMKINS, Miss M.
Miniature Painter.
S3, New Bond Street,
1824. 718 Portrait of a lady.
764 do. gentleman,
1825. 623 do. lady.
704 do. do.
TOMKINS, Peltro William.
Engraver.
(Historical engraver to Her Majesty.)
49, New Bond Street,
1 799. 409 The new made widow. — Blair's
Poem of the Grave, page 5.
484 The Ascension. — Blair's Poem
of the Grave, page 27.
618 The visionary shades. — Blair's
Poem of the Grave, page 4.
1054 Friendship. — Blair's Poem of
the Grave, page 6.
41, Howland Street,
1 83 1. 640 Portrait of a young lady.
91 s do. gentleman.
25, Osnaburgh Street,
1832. 802 Miss Flint.
TOMKINS, William, A,R,A.
Painter.
W, Tompkins, Margaret St,,
Cavendish Square,
1769. 112 View of Roehampton, the seat
of the Earl of Besborough.
1769. 113 A View of Bolderview Lodge
in the New Forest, Hamp-
shire, belonging to the Earl
of Delawar.
114 A View of Bel vena in the
county of Bamffshire, the
seat of the Earl of Fife.
W, Tomkins,
Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square,
1770. 185 View of CuUen in Bamffshire,
the seat of the Earl of Fin-
later.
186 View of Mount Edgecumbe,
taken from the west end of
the new rope-house, Ply-
mouth dock.
187 View of Plymouth Sound,
taken from the same place.
188 Dead game.
1 77 1. 195 Two views in Cornwall.
196 Dead game, with a Newfound-
land dog.
197 A View of Has well Park, look-
ing towards Bridgewater,
Somersetshire, the seat of Sir
Charles Kymes Tynte, Bart.
198 A View in the grove of Haswell
Park, looking towards Bridge-
water, Somersetshire, the seat
of Sir Charles Kymes Tynte,
Bart.
271 A View of Blackfriars Bridge,
from the Earl of Fife's Gar-
den at Whitehall.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1772. 254 A View from the Turkish tent,
in the garden of Charles
Hamilton, Esq., at Painshill,
near Cobham, Surry.
%%% A View from the Gothic
temple.
256 A View of Chudley rock, look-
ing toward the west in Lord
Clifford's Park, Devonshire.
257 A View of Chudley rock, look-
ing toward the south in Lord
Clifford's Park, Devonshire.
258 A View in the park at Boconak,
in Cornwall, the seat of
Thomas Pitt, Esq.
259 A View of the Lary that runs
under Sultram wood, the
seat of Joseph Parker, Esq.,
in Devonshire.
Little Queen Anne Street,
Portland Chapel,
1 773- *9» A View of Mainhead in Devon-
shire, the seat of Viscount
Lisburne.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TOMLIN, G. M Painter.
1848. 910 Study.
TOMLINSON, George Dodgson.
Miniature Painter.
Huddersfield,
1848. 662 Miss Brook and Miss Ann
Brook, of Healey House,
Yorkshire.
1851. 978 Maria, daughter of Geo. Lock,
Esq.
1872. 238 Marian, youngest daughter of
the late Colonel Crosland,
M.P.
TOMLINSON, J. of the Royal Academy^
Woolwich Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1788. 527 View near Woolwich.
TOMLINSON, J.
Miniature Painter.
25, Momington Place,
1824. 707 Portrait.
1827. 733 A portrait
734 R. Fielding, Esq.
1829. 751 A portrait.
10, Maddox Street,
1 83 1. 892 The Hon. Mrs. Newton Lane.
1832. 803 A. F. Smith, Esq.
1833. 591 J. Lawrence, Esq.
734 Mrs. Deane.
828 Portrait of a lady.
1834. 627 A portrait.
718 T. Luxmore, Esq.
1835. ^^^ A portrait,
806 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1S37. 563 do. gentleman.
823 A portrait.
1838. 846 Portrait,
1008 Portrait of a lady.
1839. 742 J. Wilson, Esq,
832 Portrait of a young lady.
1840. 655 The Rev. H. Smith.
1841. 923 Senhor Don Antonio Nareno.
1842. 692 Portrait of a lady.
1843. 1019 A portrait.
1098 Portrait of a lady.
1844. 652 A portrait.
1845. 724 Portrait of a lady.
1847. 853 clo. gentleman.
1848. 902 H. Hawkes, Esq.
1850. 690 Henry Hartree, Esq.
789 Portrait of a gentleman.
1853. 878 Portrait.
TOMLINSON, R Sculptor.
7, Horsetnonger Lam.
1806. 835 Miss H, Webster.
1808. 861 Bust of W. Beckwith, Esq.,
Barrister-at-law.
1 810. 845 Part of a monument to be
erected to the memory of
Capt. R. Scott, commander
of His Majesty's ship Boreas,
which was wrecked off
Guernsey Nov, 29, 1807.
TOMLINSON, W Painter.
Breedon^ Redditch^
Worcestershire.
1858. 823 Early struggles.
Huntend^ Redditch,
1859. 888 Country snuff- takers.
TOMPKINS, Miss Clementina.
Painter.
c\o Goupil and Co.
1877. 299 The little musician.
TOMS, Peter, R.A Painter.
Wimpole Street,
Cavendish Square,
1769. IIS An allegorical picture.
1770. 189 A portrait; half length.
1771. 199 The burdock and other wild
plants; a specimen of a work
to be published.
TOMSON,
1883. 617
1884. 819
1885. IIS
278
1151
1886. 399
1888.
6s6
1889.
1890.
1324
116
329
I89I.
435
8so
1892.
II2S
890
Arthur Painter.
57, Bedford Gardens^ W.
" When a hound shall howl at
at the gates.
In the grey of the dawning of
day.
Then a life there, weary of
life,
Shall presently pass away."
" The low wave sobs upon the
shore."
The vision of St. Hubert.
** Like gods together."
"When eve's grey cloud de-
scends to drink the wave."
" Rock was here and headland
there, Ere the little lives of
men."
Sleepy Hollow.
20, St. John's Wood Road.
Water meadows.
After sunset.
The return from the horse-
pond.
Harvesting in the down coun-
try.
The shepherd of Hmdover
down.
A couch fire.
A Sussex orchard.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TONELLI, Signora Anna ... Painter. '
97, Norton Street, j
1794. 337 Portrait of a lady. {Herself,)
338 do. gentleman. (Mr.
Baldwin^
347 Portrait of a gentleman.
348 Ariadne. {Duchess of Ceserta,)
398 Portrait of a gentleman.
Mrs. Tonelliy
97, Norton Street.
1797' 435 Portraits of two young ladies.
{The Misses Barry.)
472 Portrait of a young lady.
481 do. gentleman. {Mr.
Palmer.)
495 Portrait of a young gentleman.
{Mr. R. Westmorland.)
TONELLI, Domenico A.... Sculptor.
Wellesley Court Road,
Croydon.
1889. 2108 Portrait; medallion, bronze.
1890. 2025 Miss S. Martin; medallion.
10, Chatfield Road, Croydon.
1894. 1757 Neoptolemus; statue.
1895. '^'® ^ maid of honour; bust, mar-
ble.
1897. 1935 A tale of love; statue.
TONGE, Robert Painter.
144, Vine Street, Liverpool.
1853. 462 The round tower of Clondalkin,
County Dublin.
TONKOWSKY, Paul N Painter.
San Trovaso, Venice.
1884. 883 A Neapolitan singer.
TONLIN, W Painter.
Regent's Park.
1830. 705 A group of flowers.
TONNEAU, Joseph Painter.
40, Carlton Road, Kilburn.
1880. 660 Pleasant reading.
1881, 74 "What shall I say?"
Boncourt,
Broadhurst Gardens, N.
1885. 521 Indecision.
1886. 597 An interesting story.
1891. 911 The entombment of Christ.
TONVAUX.
9, Old Compton Street, Soho.
{See JoNVAUX, vol. iv, page 283.)
{Tonvaux in the index, and/onvaux in
the catalogue.)
TOOGOOD, Mrs. H. (formerly Miss
F. A. Curtis) Sculptor.
9, Green Street,
Grosvenor Square.
1 85 1. 1290 "Paws off" — a group from life
of Miss Louisa Scott Turner
and playmates.
{See Miss F. A. Curtis, vol. ii, page 226.)
TOOK, William Painter.
50, Baker Street.
1857. 20 Portrait of a boy.
7, Princes Road, Notting Hill.
1^59* 79 Miss Rose.
13, Prince's Road.
1866. 684 A bit at Barnet.
31, Princes Road.
1867. 774 On the river Falloch, Glen
Falloch, N.B.
1868. 7*5 A bit near Bettws — morning.
1873. 8*4 On the East Lynn.
TOOTH, Miss Susan K.
Miniature Painter.
4, Orme Square, Bayswater.
1894. 1249 Memories.
1262 Miss Maud Millett.
1895. 1 199 Miss Ramey Morse.
63, Holland Park Avenue.
1896. 1 341 Miss M. Hackney as "Amelia,
Countess of Rassendyll."
Sunnymead, Colchester.
1897. 1507 Mrs. Patrick Campbell as
"MeUtza."
TOOVBY, Richard G. H. (Dick).
Painter and Etcher.
Dick Toovey,
49, Limerston Street,
Chelsea.
1884. 1059 The mill sluice.
1374 Street in Josselin.
1453 Old house at Quimperl^; etch-
ing.
1472 Lock — Normandy; etching.
Richard Toovey,
12, Fitzroy Street.
1885. 932 Preparing to embark.
1624 Evening.
1636 Concarneau harbour.
Landscape Villas, Leamington.
1886. 88s The nimble penny.
1 399 Tour des beaux clercs, Brussels.
1887. T^x Mrs. Neale's.
753 The broker's shop.
791 The fruit-shop.
1888. 475 Evening news.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TOPFPER. A. Painti»r.
1870.
16 c Av#» Hfnrisi
I, Lamdowne Place.
»"5
58, Queen's Road^
i8i6.
47* A fair in Geneva district,
St. John's Wood.
Switzerland.
1871.
8 A petition.
X069
Home and Victory. "Now are
TOPHAM, Francis William.
our brows bound with vic-
Painter.
torious wreaths, etc." —
3, Wilderness Row.
Shakespeare.
1832.
538 The rustic's meal.
29, Kin^s Square^ Goswell Rd.
1872.
129
Cradle adventure of Giulio
Varano, 1434. "At the
1838.
149 The Rustic.
9, Brecknock Plcue,
massacre of his family, saved
by his aunt and smuggled
1840.
373 Rustic Sympathy.
out of the city in a bundle
1841.
252 A rustic scene.
TufnellPark West
of hay, he, after many adven-
tures, returned to be Lord
1857.
887 Spanish Card-players.
of the Camerino."
946 A girl with grapes.
5*3
A fresh excavation in Pompeii
1858.
766 Sifting grain. "Basses Pyr^-
— mid-day rest.
n^es.'»
674 The fall of Rienzi, the last
W. Topham,
Roman Tribune. " Finding
Warwick House^
the people clamoured for his
Adelaide Road,
death, he attempted to es-
1870.
658 Venetian water carriers.
cape from the Capitol dis-
guised, his face blackened.
TOPHAM, Frank William Warwick,
and hidden under spoils
R.L ..
Painter.
from the palace."
F. Topham^Junr.y
1873.
550
Pompeii destroyed, a.d. 79.
TufnellPark West.
"Out of darkness and the
i860.
560 The mourner. ** Here will she
shadow of death."
come, and on the grave will
1874.
105
Justice in the middle ages.
sit, Folding her arms, in long
141
In the Palazzo Vecchio, Flor-
abstracted ^V'—Crabbe.
ence.
F. W. W. Tophamjunr.,
1392
At the Convent of S. Francesco
43, Adelaide Road.
d'Assisi, 1873.
1862.
669 An affray during the Rebellion,
1745-
1414
The winged pensioners of
Assisi.
Warwick House^
1875-
403
The convent of San Francesco
43, Adelaide Road.
during the sacking of the
1864.
510 Juliet and the Friar Laurence.
" Therefore, out of thy long
city of Assisi by the Perugians,
1442.
expected time, etc." — Romeo
851
Market day, Perugia.
and Juliet.
1876.
314
The morning of the festival —
1866.
112 Across the bridge.
Central Italy.
196 Faith.
879 A bridal welcome — Florence,
1867.
loi A quiet morning in St. John
1565.
T*ateran.
1877.
625
Idlers.
473 The funeral torch. "Last Days
918 Dinner-time; outside the re-
of Pompeii.
fectory door.
1868.
310 "La vitanuova."
2 8, Studios^ King Henrys Road.
972
Happy hours of childhood.
/field, Prince Arthut^s Road,
1869.
398 Relics of Pompeii. "A thousand
Hampstead,
years are but as yesterday."
1878.
1385 Drawing for military service —
837 Dora. " But when the morrow
modern Italy.
came she rose and took The
1879.
436
"Taming of the Shrew."
child once more, and sat
" Fear not sweet wench;
upon the mound, etc." —
They shall not touch thee,
Tennyson,
Kate,
1870.
10 St. John's Day, Venice. "Some
have greatness thrust upon
I'll buckler thee against a
million."— Act III, scene 2.
them."
1416
Home! after service.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1880. 374
557
634
1881. 1423
1882. 58
767
1883. 41
1451
1884. 535
688
840
1885. 661
732
1886. 297
1099
1887. 550
665
1888. 665
His first appearance in public.
A prize in the lottery.
Waiting for water — Venice,
755 a.m.
Renouncing the Vanities, by
order of Savonarola. "The
following year (1497), by
order of Savonarola, a great
procession was formed, and
an enormous bonfire erected
in Piazza Signoria, at which
were burned all the vain and
unholy things the boys had
collected through the city."
Content.
A messenger of good tidings:
news of relief to Florence in
1496. — Romola,
The village genius.
Roman triumph. "The * Im-
perator' was accompanied in
his triumphal chariot by his
son, while behind him stood
a public slave holding over
his head a golden crown,
whoever and anon whispered
in his ear the warning words,
*Respice post te: hominem
memento te."
A thank-offering.
A sonata.
La Festa dei Morti.
The Queen of the Tournament.
" The victor must now dis-
play his good judgment, in-
stead of his valour, by select-
ing from among the beauties
who graced the galleries a
lady who should fill the
throne of the Queen of
Beauty and of Love, and
deliver the prize of the
tourney upon the ensuing
day." — Ivanhoe,
Florence.
Recruiting for Savonarola. "Ye
cannot serve God and Mam-
mon."
Jeanie, daughter of John M.
McLaren, Esq.
His reverence.
La sua festa. " All that is left
to her."
Naaman's wife. "Now Naa-
man, captain of the host of
the King of Syria, was a
great man with his master
. . . but he was a leper.
And the Syrians had gone
out by companies and had
brought away captive out of
the land of Israel a little
maid; and she waited on
Naaman's wife. And she said
unto her mistress, Would
God my lord were with the
prophet that is in Samaria!
for he would recover him of
his leprosy." — 2 Kings, v, i , 2 .
1889. 1 1 88 The dedication of Samuel. —
I Sam, i, 28.
32, Great Ortnond Street,
1890. 393 Edward P. Martin, Esq.
574 A doubtful rival.
665 In the mouth of Mary.
1891. 705 Judas. "Then Judas, which
had betrayed Him, when
he saw that He was con-
demned, repented himself."
— Matt, xxvii, 3.
1892. 147 Apple blossom.
377 La Contessina.
1232 I A sua Festa. " All that is left
to her."
1893. 824 Portrait of a lady,
1 1 19 Naaman's wife. — 2 Kings ^ v,
1-3-
1894. 522 Oil for the light.
924 The story of Ruth and Boaz.
1895. 4^0 A Judgment of Paris.
Coneyhursty Eivhurst^
Guildford,
1896. 638 Jack ashore.
loii. "Madam, I am here; what is
your will ? " — Romeo and
Juliet^ act i, scene 3.
1897. 225 For the coming event.
586 Lord Monk Bretton.
1898. 636 Rescued from the Plague, Lon-
don, 1665. "It was the
child of a very able citizen
of Gracious Street, a saddler,
who had buried all the rest
of his children of the plague,
and himself and wife now
being shut up in despair of
escaping did desire only to
save the life of this little
child; and so prevailed to
have it received stark naked
into the arms of a friend." —
Fepysi* Diary,
1899. 380 An acquittal.
402 "Nunc dimittis." "On the
fortieth day after the Na-
tivity, the Virgin presented
herself with her babe for the
purification in the Temple at
Jerusalem." — Farrat^s Life
of Christ,
VIII.
lO
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Topham, Prank William Warwick,
RJ, — continued,
1900. 619 A lady of quality; Mistress
Clorinda shines on her birth-
day night.
1902. 716 "What is truth?"— 5/. /^^«,
xviii, 38,
1903. 270 A penitent.
865 Naaman's wife. — 2 Kings^ v, 3.
1904. 870 Decorators.
TOPLING, J. M Painter.
1852. 938 Mrs. Alexander Frederick Ash-
ton,
(y. M, Toplin in the index, and J, M.
Tilling in the catalogue, both evidently a
misprint for Jopling, vol, iVypage 283.)
TOPLIS, C Painter.
1808. 323* Scene in Craven.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 7. 457 Study from nature.
TOPLIS, Charles H.
Miniature Painter.
C, Toplis, 30, Bridge Street,
Blackfriars,
[840. 142 Portrait of an artist.
C, H, Toplis,
30, New Bridge Street,
1842. 489 James Toplis, Esq.
6, Russell Place,
1844. 886 Study of an East Indian.
960 Study of a head.
70, Upper Stamford Street,
1847. 982 Portrait of a gentleman.
Petersham, Surrey,
1872. 1326 Dr. Sell^.
TOPLIS, William A Painter.
Sussex House, St, Petet^s,
Jersey.
1 88 1. 1395 Granite rocks.
Petite Discart, Sark,
Channel Islands,
1884. 318 Guliot Rock, Coast of Sark.
1885. 1152 Les Antelets, He de Serk.
1887. 5 La Saign^e, Sark.
1888. 79' Mont Orgueil, Jersey.
887 Discart Bay, Sark.
1890. 1092 La Couple, Serk.
1892. mo Dixcart Bay, Sark.
1893. 1109 La Cave de la Fontaine, Sark.
1894. 7 Nature's architecture, Sark.
1898. 652 A fairy Grotto, Sark.
1902. 743 A monarch of the shore, Sark.
TOPPING. F Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 78 1. 58 View after nature.
1782. 402 Water-mill at Milton in Kent.
537 View of the Maratta Pagoda
atTanjore in the East Indies,
exhibiting the Choultry and
Bull, which latter is formed
of a single stone 14 feet high,
taken within the precincts
of the Pagoda wall.
1783. 167 View of the City of Rochester.
1 784. 43a Upnor Castle on the river Med-
way.
1785. 454 Ships of war in a river.
1786. 502 View of St. Margaret's church-
yard near Rochester.
TOPPING, M Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1783. 168 View near Sittingboume in
Kent.
TORMER, B Painter.
Rome,
1852. 100 The wedding morning — ill-
omen.
TORPEY, Miss Marguerite... Painter.
120, Go7C'er Street,
1904. 442 The old nurse.
TORRELLI, Professor Lot.
Sculptor.
Florence, and
F, de Soldato and Co,,
3, Garrick Street,
1876. 1505 Fidelity; terra-cotta, statuette.
1 5 12 The love message; terracotta.
1879, 1515 La Vergognosetta. (The little
bashful one.) Statue, marble.
Taylor Institution, Oxford,
1880. 1567 Young Masaniello; statuette,
marble.
Lot Torelli,
28, Viale Principe Eugenio,
Florence,
1886. 1857 "Ultimiamori"; bust, marble,
TORROMfe, Frank J Painter.
57, Palace Hill, Tulse Hill,
1898. 90 Austrian Cuirassiers at the
Battle of Dubitza, 1 788.
1126 Snarleyow.
1900. 451 Despatches.
590 Vincit -^thiops.
687 The victor.
29, Blakesley Avenue, Ealing,
1903- 57" El Domador.
1904. 640 A flash in the pan.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
II
TOTT, Countess Dc. See D, vol. ii,
pages 313, 314.
TOTTIE, C Architect.
47, York Road^ Lambeth,
1839. 1090 National Monuments.
14, University Street,
1842. 994 A royal academy for the fine
arts, etc.
1 1 29 Design for the Manchester and
Birmingham Railway Ter-
minus at Manchester.
TOULMIN, E. O Painter.
Neville Cottage^ Brixton,
1844. 1 131 A sketch.
16^ James Terrace^ Peckham,
1850. 255 Sketch of a lane near St Mary
Cray.
10, Montpelier Roady
Twickenham,
1852. 256 A grove near Dysart House,
Ham.
TOUNEUR, Miss Louise ... Painter.
22, Rue (TAtKtneSy Paris,
1890. 53 Miss Childers.
TOUNIER, Gaspard Architect.
52, Sydney Street^ Brompton,
1878. 1 148 A bit of the Manchester Town
Hall, etc.
TOURRIER, Alfred Hoist... Painter.
68, Wimpole Street,
1857. 423 The cavalier.
41, Manchester Street^
Manchester Square,
1859. 448 Love me — love me not.
1862. 455 Faust on the Brocken. ^^ Faust,
Mephisto, do you see yonder
a pale, fair girl? she drags
herself but slowly from the
place, etc." — Faust, Goethe,
13, St, Leonardos Terrace,
Maida Hill.
1865. 493 The Prisoner. "Vnhappie is
that name whose actes doth
proever the miserie of this
life in prison to indvre." —
Inscriptions from the Tower
of London,
Gothic House,
22a, Mortimer Street,
1867. 230 The Missal.
433 Matins.
1868. 656 The cloisters.
5, Dorset Street, Baker Street,
1869. 263 La s^r^nade.
292 " Louis XI s'obstinait k vouloir
vivre. II avait obtenu du
Roi de Naples qu'il lui en-
voyit *le bon sainte homme '
Frangois de Paule: il le
regut comme le pape, se
mettant k genoux devant
lui, afin qu'il lui pl(it allonger
sa vie." — Michelet.
Paris, and
5, Dorset Street, Baker Street,
1870. Ill Henry II of France and Diana
of Poitiers witnessing the
execution of a Protestant.
" Henry II, though not of a
cruel disposition, was in-
duced by anger and wounded
pride to join in the persecu-
tion of the Protestants
through being brought in
contact with one of his own
domestics, whose resistance
provoked his hatred to Pro-
testantism.
" The man chosen for this
experiment by Diana of
Poitiers and the Cardinal of
Lorraine was a workman em-
ployed by the king's tailor.
This unfortunate man being
brought into the King's pres-
ence, defended his religious
principles with great firmness
and dignity, and interrupting
Diana as she advanced to
make a remark, he exclaimed,
* Madam, rest satisfied with
having infected France with
your infamy, but touch not
those things which appertain
to God.' The King at these
words, furious beyond con-
trol, swore he would see him
burnt alive.
"Henry was present at the
execution, but was so over-
come that he was obliged to
leave the window. The
martyr, enduring the horrible
suffering with the greatest
courage and firmness, kept
his eyes fixed upon the King,
who, horror-stricken and
terrified, fied, saying that
never again would he wit-
ness so horrible a sight." —
Michelet,
12
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Tourricr, Alfred Hoist — continued,
SL John's Wood Studios,
I, Queen^s Terrace,
187 1. 1096 Gold.
1 172 The guide.
1872. 1007 Recruits of the League.
1873. 969 Lost
29, Clarence Rocul,
Kentish Town,
1880. 1078 The soldier's story. "Of mov-
ing accidents by flood and
field, eic:'— Othello.
5, Gains/ord Street,
Kentish Town,
1881. 322 Galileo before the Inquisition.
" Galileo the eminent astro-
nomer, was brought before
the tribunal of the Holy In-
quisition, in the year 1633,
and called upon, under
threat of torture, to recant
his opinion that the world
moves and the sun is station-
ary.
"In accordance with the
sentence passed by the mem-
bers of the Holy Tribunal,
Galileo was compelled to
make the following degrad-
ing recantation: *I, Galileo
Galilei, son of the late Vin-
cenzo Galilei, Florentine,
aged seventy years, arraigned
personally before this tri-
bunal, and kneeling humbly
before you, swear to the
effect that I abandon the
false opinion that the sun is
the centre of the world and
immovable, and that the
earth is not the centre.' " —
Mrs, Sturge.
4, Shakespeare Road,
Heme Hill,
1888. 895 A cry for mercy; Queen
Christina of Sweden and
Monaldeschi.
TOURRIER, G. L Painter.
33, Shirland Road,
McUda Vale,
1870. 993 Hard times.
3, Bristol Gardens,
Maida Vale,
1874. 638 Behind the mask:
1876. 907 At home.
TOURRIER, J Painter.
2^%, Park St., Grosvenor Square,
TS34. 531 Sea coast.
1834.
857 View near Chatham.
158, New Bond Street,
1835-
723 View in the Pyrenees.
1836.
968 Landscape, composition.
29, Newman Street,
1837.
956 Near the Medway.
8, Duke Street, Portland Place,
1838.
990 Interior.
996 Landscape.
69, Charlotte Street,
1839.
1075 Landscape, composition.
1843.
880 Sunset.
890 Scene in Ireland.
1 145 do. do.
1845.
619 Landscape, composition.
1846.
1066 do. do.
1848.
758 View in Germany.
TOUSSAINT, Augustus.
Miniature Painter.
5, Denmark Street, Soho.
1775- 3'o Portrait of a lady.
311 do. gentleman.
312 do. do.
1776. 305 do. lady; miniature.
1777. 350 A frame with two portraits in
miniature.
1778. 316 A frame with five orders, be-
longing to the lodge of the
nine muses, in enamel, from
designs by Mr. Cipriani.
1779. 329 A lady; in enamel.
1780. 282 Frame, with miniatures.
45, Great Russell Street,
1 781. 327 A frame, with miniatures.
1782. 317 Two portraits; the upper one
enamel.
1783. — {77ie name in the index, but no
exhibit in the catalogue,)
1784. 272 Portrait of a gentleman. (Z/Vtt/.
Stone,)
1785. 292 Portrait of a lady; in enamel.
1786. 310 do. lady.
321 do. gentleman.
1787. 3S7 do. lady.
1788. 289 do. young gentleman.
TOVBY, Miss Mary S Painter.
43, Harley Street,
1872. 60 Everyone's darling.
1873. 629 O sweet pale Margaret. "Oh!
rare pale Margaret, etc." —
Tennyson,
90 X Miss Jessie Macgregor.
5, Belsize Crescent,
1874. 102 A profile.
220 Portrait.
1875. 12 Mrs. Llewellyn.
1876. 883 Richard Wilson, second son of
Mathew Wilson, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
13
TOVBY, Samuel Griffiths ... Painter.
1 7, Edward Street
1847. "o' The Lady Chapel, Wells Cathe-
dral.
1 1 IS Henry VII Chapel, Westmin-
ster Abbey.
1848. 386 On the Grand Canal, Venice.
1855. 195 Near the Theatre Malibran,
Venice.
Cotham^ Bristol,
1838. 967 Interior of the Campanile of
St. Mark, Venice.
TOWER, Walter E Architect.
82, Ebury Street,
1896. 1758 Domestic chapel for the County
Industrial Home, Stafford.
TOWERS,
1878. 743
1879. ^o^
1880. 908
1881. 727
1882. 1006
1883. 934
1884. 1036
1886. 316
1889. 1340
1897. 622
1899.
I90I.
"43
1054
TOWERS,
1884.
1892.
1124
1241
1324
1894.
1 143
1895.
634
1897.
1898.
1900.
1902.
1270
1168
1227
807
James Painter.
130, Bedford Road^
Rockferryy Liverpool,
A Welsh mountain path.
An autumn evening.
The frozen stream.
A rest by the way.
King Arthur's Castle, Tintagel,
Cornwall.
Thoughtful moments.
A Welsh wood — winter.
A gipsy encampment.
30, Rockville Street^ Liverpool,
Summer-time, near Kingstown,
Ireland.
1 2, West Bank Road^
Birkenhead,
Colby Glen, Isle of Man.
LLeaverham^ Kemsing^
near Sevenoaks,
Autumn in the woods.
Evening in August.
Samuel Painter.
57, Bridge Street^ Bolton,
Bolton-le-Moors from the Park.
A misty October — morning.
Mouth of the Estuary, Bar-
mouth.
Lower Knotts^ Harwood^
Bolton-le-Moors,
Flowers.
Glan^ Conway^ North Wales,
Thistledown.
Bron Avon Junction^ Conway,
The day's labour ended.
The last of October.
Spring time.
Houghton Mill on the Ouse.
TOWGOOD, Miss Mary Y.
Miniature Painter.
21, Canjield Gardens^
South Hampstead,
1895. 1174 Stephanie.
67, Linden Gardens^ W.
1897. 145s Lady Hilda Finch, daughter of
the late Earl of Aylesford.
1472 Bryan, son of E. Warren, Esq.
22, Avonmore Roady
West Kensington,
1899. H07 A harvest.
1438 Herbrand, son of Lieut.-Col.
W. H. WUliams, R.A.
TOWNE, Charles Painter.
26, Gracechurch Street,
1799. 232 A spaniel dog; portrait.
260 Landscape, with portraits of a
gentleman and three dogs.
502 Straw-yard with a horse.
503 Cattle.
838 Portrait of a gentleman and
trotting mare.
At Mr, Series,
near the Church,
Camberwell,
1 80 1. 522 Landscape and cattle — Morn-
ing.
679 Landscape and cattle — Even-
ing.
1804. 253 Woodland scene on the banks
of a river, with cattle.
629 Landscape; watering cows —
evening.
C, Town, no address,
1806. 936 Interior of Westminster Abbey.
C Town, 2 7, Ne7v Bond Street,
1807. 40 Sketch on the Thames.
29, New Bond Street,
181 2. 495 Fish market.
TOWNE, Edward, Junr Painter.
E, Town,
159, New Bond Street,
1806. 332 Sketch from nature.
1807. 452 A study.
E, Towne,Junr,,
27, New Bond Street,
1808. 90 A sketch from nature.
Edward Town, Junr,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1809. no A study from nature near
Windsor.
TOWNE, Francis Painter.
At Mr, Parses, Percy Street,
1775' 3»3 A small landscape after nature.
314 Ditto, its companion.
14
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Townc, Francis — continued,
Exeter,
1779* 33® A view on the river Exe, taken
near the seat of Sir Francis
Drake, Devonshire.
331 A view in North Wales, near
Llangollen in Denbighshire.
1780. 21 View in Devonshire.
24 do. do.
78, St.Jame^s Street.
1788. 171 View in the Grisons near the
source of the Rhine.
At Mr. DownmatCs^
5, Leicester Fields.
1789. 123 View taken near Martinach in
Switzerland.
184 View taken on the Lake of
Como.
1792. 197 A view on the banks of the
Tyber at Rome.
1793. 214 A view in Neptine's grotto of
the Sybil's temple at Tivoli.
1794. 295 A view of St. Peter's at Rome.
Exeter.
1796. 284 A landscape.
1797. 615 A view of Mynwydd-Mawr fall
in North Wales.
1798. 55 s Fall oftheCayne, North Wales.
30, Wigmore Street.
1800. 169 View at Rome — afternoon.
211 View at Tivoli — morning.
1803. 677 View ofthe passage over Mount
Splugen in the Alps.
39, Queen Anne Street West.
1808. 193 A landscape and figures.
396 The cascade at Tivoli.
46 s Mount Blanc.
467 The City and Lake of Como,
1809. 330 View of Netley Abbey.
383 View at Grasmere, in West-
moreland.
525 View of the Chateau de
GleroUes, on the Lake of
Geneva.
589 View near the Chateau de
Chillon at the head of the
Lake of Geneva.
1810. 137 A farm near Henley-on-
Thames.
TOWNB, J Painter.
30, Fetter Lane.
1784. 490 Portrait of a clergyman. {Mr.
Ccuiogan.)
TOWNB, J Sculptor.
Guy's Hospital.
1834. 1057 Marble bust of William Mor-
gan, Esq., state-actuary of
the Equitable Assurance.
1834.
1835.
1075
1073
1091
1318
1368
Marble bust of Benjamin
Harrison, Esq.
Marble statue of the Duke of
Wellington.
Marble bust of B. Harrison,
Esq.
1836. 11 SI Marble bust of Sir Astley
Cooper, Bart., Serjeant-Sur-
geon to the King, D.C.L.,
F.R.S., etc.
Posthumous bust, in marble, of
the eldest son of Dr. Ash-
well.
Marble bust of the late Randle
Jackson, Esq., barrister-at-
law.
Marble bust of the Duke of
Wellington, executed for the
Junior United Service Club.
1305 Sleeping child; a statue in
marble.
1333 Posthumous bust, in marble, of
a young lady.
1 1 58 Marble bust of a lady.
1 194 Bust in marble of the late Rev.
Hugh J. Rose, late principal
of King's College.
1 84 1. 1230 A basso-relievo, in marble, of
Christ restoring sight to the
young man born blind; part
of a monument to be erected
in Clothworkers' Hall to the
late Mr. Thwaytes in com-
memoration of a munificent
bequest to be applied for the
relief of the indigent blind.
889 The late John Frederick Grun-
ing, Esq.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1866.
TOWNE, T Painter.
IValtham Abbey.
118 Portrait of a lady; crayons.
Fond Street^
JIampstead Road^ and
115, St. Martinis Lane.
196 Portrait of an officer.
Albion Street^ Blackfriars.
139 Portrait of a gentleman.
425 Portraits of a lady and child.
70 The Albion Mills on fire.
187 Portraits of a gentleman and
son.
436 Portrait of a lady.
1787.
1788.
1789.
1790.
1791.
TOWNLEY, Charles.
Miniature Painter.
2, Tavistock Row^
Cavent Garden.
1779. 332 A Venus in miniature.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
15
Arlington Street^ Piccadilly.
1780. 258 Portrait of a child.
1 781. 1S7 do. lady of quality.
302 do. gentleman, (^r.
Rush,)
1782. 288 Portrait of a young nobleman.
429 do. lady.
1783. 286 Frame with two portraits.
318 Portrait of a lady.
1784. 269 A beggar's child.
15, Duke Street, St. James's,
1785. 339 Portrait of a gentleman.
495 do. clergyman.
(Engraver to the King of Prussia.)
38, Greek Street, Soho,
1792. 575 A gentleman.
577 A young gentleman.
636 Three children.
149, Drury Lane.
1795* 497 Portrait of a lady.
TOWNLEY, J Painter.
Doctor^ Commons,
1783. 366 Basket of flowers.
TOWNLEY, Miss Minnie ... Painter.
Wellington Road, Birmingham.
1876. 143 Fir trees, Malvern Wells.
TOWN ROE, Reuben Sculptor.
91, Church Street, Chelsea,
1875. "*9 The late Captain Francis
Fowke, R.E.; medallion.
1880. 1 52 1 A portrait; medallion.
TOWN SEND. ^^ Banks and Towns-
end, vol. i, page 106.
TOWNSEND, Alfred O Painter.
Moorend, Hambrook, Bristol.
1889. 1396 Moonrise — Bristol Harbour.
1890. 1221 The silent pool above the dam.
Ivydene,
36, Lower Redland Road,
Bristol.
1902. 799 A grey day; I^igh Woods,
Clifton.
902 Newnham-on-Severn — Sunset
TOWNSEND, Charles Harrison.
Architect.
29, Great George Street.
1895. 1500 Bishopsgate Institute.
1896. 1638 Picture Gallery in Whitechapel.
1898. \^^\ CliflT Towers.
1899. 1820 Whitechapel Picture Gallery.
1903. 1466 A Village Cross, West Meon,
Hants.
1621 Pulpit, Bristol Cathedral.
1904. 1612 Cliff Towers, Devon — ^seafront.
TOWN SEND, Frederick Painter.
Oakfield, Leamington.
186 r. 724 Old watch tower, overlooking
the Bay of Salerno.
805 Heather in bloom, Deeside,
Braemar.
852 Venice.
1862. 961 Pool on the plains of Paestum,
looking towards the moun-
tains of Calabria and the
village of Capucchio.
1864. 648 Capri.
20, Winchester Street.
1866. 488 Old Mill, Poltesco Valley,
Cornwall.
TOWNSEND, Frederick H.
Painter.
7, Mercers Road, Holloway.
1888. 1637 Skirmish.
1639 Reconnoitring.
TOWNSEND, Frederick John.
Painter.
Chertsey.
1872. 91 The parting gleam, near St.
Riran, Cornwall.
TOWNSEND, Henry James.
Painter.
2, Frith Street, Soho.
1839- 493 Sterne and Maria. "Her goat
had been as faithless as her
lover; and she had got a
little dog in lieu of him,
which she had kept tied by
a string to her girdle; as I
looked at her dog, she drew
him towards her with the
string. *Thoushalt not leave
me, Sy 1 vio, ' said she. I looked
in Maria's eyes, and saw she
was thinking more on her
father than her lover, or her
little goat." — Sentimental
Journey,
520 A portrait.
Blandford Cottage,
Old Brompton.
1 84 1. 806 The ballad.
1842. 369 Virginia discovered by the old
man and Domingo. "The
pale purple hues of death
were blended on her cheek
with the blush of virgin
modesty. One of her hands
was placed upon her clothes,
and the other, which she
held to her heart, was fast
closed, and so stiffened that
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Townscnd, Henry James — continued.
it was with difficulty I took
from its grasp a small box;
how great was my emotion
when I saw it contained the
picture of Paul, which she
had promised him never to
part with while she lived." —
Paul and Virginia,
1843. 626 A soldier relating a tale of war to
Joan of Arc and her parents.
1844. 389 The fatal letter of Charles I in-
tercepted by Cromwell and
Ireton. "We ungirt the
saddle and carried it into
the stall where we had been
drinking; then, tipping up
one of the skirts of the
saddle, we there discovered
the letter. In this letter, the
King, alluding to Cromwell
and Ireton, observed, that
when the proper time came
he should furnish the rogues,
not with a silken garter, but
with a hempen cord." —
Morrice^ Guizoty etc,
1327 A painter's model.
1845. 323 Ariel. "The moon is up and
yet it is not night."
1846. 445 "He at all times preferred
studying from nature to fol-
lowing rules that were then
but imperfectly understood;
and he was in the habit of
inviting the Contadini and
people of the lower orders to
sup with him, telling them
the most ridiculous stories,
that he might delineate their
natural expressions of rude
delight. He would then
show them their own like-
nesses, which no one could
possibly behold, without
laughter at the ridiculous
faces he had caricatured." —
Life of Leonardo,
1847. 573 Shades of Evening.
I, Adelaide Terrace,
1848. 682 Miranda contemplating the
storm. "Oh! I have suf-
fered with those that I saw
suffer."
1849. 4' Among the Lynmouth hills.
395 A nook on the coast,
23, Murray St,, Camden Tatvn,
1850. 843 The evening wind. "Spirit that
breathest through my lat-
tice, etc." — Bryant,
1 7, Carlton Road,
1859. 385 Beside the still waters.
33, Carlton Road,
1863. 729 The good Samaritan. "Which
now of these three, thinkest
thou, was neighbour unto
him that fell among thieves,
etz:'—Luke, X, 36, 37.
1866. 600 The wayside.
TOWNSEND, J Painter.
1 7, Brompton Row,
1 84 1. 105 Near Harrow.
18, Gloucester Grove,
Old Brompton,
1842. 1033 A windmill.
TOWNSEND, Mrs. Louisa.
Miniature Painter.
Trafalgar Lawn, Barnstaple,
1896. 1327 Dr. Sadler.
TOWNSEND, Miss Mary ... Painter.
39, Gloucester Street,
1845. 100 Guardian Angels. "How oft
do they their silvre bowers
leave To come to succour
us that succour want." —
Spenser,
101 Portrait of her brother,
1073 Portrait
1847. 436 A portrait.
1848. X084 do.
TOWNSEND, Miss Pattie (after-
wards Mrs. Johnson) Painter.
Attleborough Hall, Nuneaton,
1 88 1. 784 An old footbridge.
812 At Kildonan, Arran.
Mrs, Patty Townshend,
The Close, Nuneaton,
1892. 1250 A quiet nook.
{See Mrs. Patty Townsend Johnson,
vol. iv, page 255.)
TOWNSEND, Thomas S..,. Sculptor.
Atelier, Prof, Hildebrand,
Mciffei- Anger, Munich
1894. 1800 Portrait; relief.
TOWNSEND, W. G. Paulson.
Architect.
16, Coleheme Mansions ^ S, W,
1899. 1607 Design for wrought-iron gates.
TOWNSHEND, Arthur Louis.
Painter.
4, Stratford Avenue,
Kensington.
1880. 1070 Study of " Blair Athol."
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17
Denson Cottage^ Neivmarket,
1884. 1^7 A farmyard study.
1885. 4»6 " Jannette" and her foal.
5SZ The gem of the paddocks.
1003 A bit on Newmarket heath.
12, Rue Vavin^ Paris,
1895. 890 An American smithy.
TOWNSMEN D, James Painter.
54, Harrington Street^ N, W.
1883. 61 "When summer leaves are
flown."
225, Hampstead Road,
1888. 1109 The last leaves of autumn.
1890. 868 Bracken and birch.
1891. 539 The edge of the birchwood.
1 1 2, Prince of Wale^ Road,
1895. 180 " When orchard blossoms deck
the bough."
28, Momington Crescent,
'897' 557 "When the earth is gay with
blossoming."
112, Prince of Wales's Road,
1900. 799 In Shakespeare's country.
1902. 827 The last gleam of eventide.
TOZER, Henry E Painter.
Cape Cornwall^
St, Just ^ Cornwall,
1892. 1018 Surf and rocks at the mouth of
the Cove.
TRAFFORD, Lionel J Painter.
I, Turner Studio^ Glebe Place,
1899. 466 The Somnambulist.
TRAIES, William Painter.
At Mr, Hooper's,
32, Marylebone Street^
Golden Square,
181 7. 100 Landscape.
Friary^ Exeter,
1822. 8z Sunset; sketch from nature.
123 Waterfall on the Teign, near
Lustleigh, Devon.
Exeter,
1845. '*'* I-andscape.
TRAIL, Miss A. A.
Miniature Painter.
34, Gerrard Street,
1823. 789 Miss Carnegie and her sister.
856 W. Stirling, Esq.
1824. ^48 Portrait of a lady.
78a Mrs. Gillespie.
1825. 628 Mrs. Erskine and children.
1826. 665 The Rev. W. Chalmers.
831 Portrait of a lady.
21, Lower Brook Street,
1831. 739 The Rev. Dr. Baines,
VIII.
1 83 1. 873 The Cardinal Prince Odes-
calchi.
Hammersmith,
1832. 785 Portrait of an officer of the
Bengal Engineers.
850 Neapolitan lady.
879 Miss Loughman.
137, New Bond Street,
1833. 849 Portrait of a lady.
863 The Rev. Nerses Sazarien.
TRAPPES, Francis M Painter.
96, Gracechurch Street,
1876. 274 Woodcock shooting.
316 A passing shower.
1878. 162 Coopersale church.
1880. 43 The cover side.
364 Still water.
i486 An Essex waste.
Epping^ Essex.
1885. 758 Gomshall, Surrey.
TRAUTSCHOLD, William.
Painter.
W, Transchold,
Seaforth House^ Liverpool,
1849. 53 Portrait of Sheridan Knowles.
W, Trautsckold,
12, Fitzroy Square,
1862. 559 Baron Liebig.
1866. 695 Scene in the Black Forest.
1869. 541 Morning.
1871. 765 Near Top-y-Fron, Wales.
15, Regenfs Park Terrace,
1873. 1222 In the New Forest — beech
openings.
TRAVERS, George Painter.
70, West India Dock Cottages^
Poplar,
1851. 573 The way-side.
1852. 1276 On the coast.
1853. 204 Winter.
227 High Beach, Essex.
1854. 1329 Winter — Essex.
1859. 1 106 Evening.
TRAVIS, Henry Painter.
7, Adam Street^ Adelphi,
1824. 789 Portrait of a gentleman.
{Travis in the index ^ but Fran-
cis in the catalogue,)
17, Adam Street.
1825. 744 Portrait of a gentleman.
Liverpool,
1832. 58 An amateur.
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TRAVIS, H Architect.
Argyie Villa^ Sydenham,
1873. "^' The City of Olympia from
Mount Saturn, with the
Temples of Jupiter and Juno
restored. The estate of
Zenophon in the distance.
TRAYER, Jules Baptiste Jules.
Painter.
I, Belle Vue, Hampstead,
1869. 781 Les premieres legons.
c\o Messrs, VokinSy
14, Great Portland Street,
1882. 895 The sempstresses, Normandy.
913 An Infant School, do.
TREADWELL and MARTIN.
Architects.
2, Waterloo Place, S, W.
1904. 143 1 St. John's Hospital, Leicester
Square.
1 544 Holy Trinity Mission Church,
Tulse Hill.
1562 78-81, Fleet Street.
TREAVES, E Architect.
Brewer Street.
181 5. 849 Design for a mansion.
TREE, Philip H Architect.
59, London Road,
St. Leonardos,
1887. 1621 Highland Gardens, St. Leon-
ard's-on-Sea.
1764 do. do. do.
1892. 1673 House, etc.. Battle, Sussex.
1893. '495 Church, etc., Bexhill-on-Sea.
59, London Road,
St, Leonard's,
1899. 1707 Western Gables, Hollington,
Sussex.
59, Linden Road,
St, Leonardos,
1900. 1882 Hill Crest overlooking Rye,
Sussex.
59, London Road,
St, Leonard's,
1902. 1399 Wood Rising, Rye, Sussex.
TREE (P. H.) and PRICE (I. S.).
Architects.
59, London Road,
St, Leonard's,
1895. 1476 Cottages at Ninfield, Sussex.
TREEBY, J. W., Junr Painter.
121, Westbourne Terrace,
1869. 194 An Arab Soldier.
36, Abingdon Villas.
187 1. 146 Head of a Monk.
8, Victoria Groi^e Terrace,
1873. 925 Caught.
91, Marylebone Road,
1875. 1162 The heron at rest.
TREEN, W Painter.
Northgate, Highgate,
1833. 343 A lady.
TREMAYNE, Miss Constance.
Miniature Painter.
Bellefield, Upper Tulse Hill,
1898. 1280 Ethel.
TRENDALL, E. W Architect.
18 1 6. 792 Design for a church.
II, High Street, Marylebone.
181 7. 937 Design for a Triumphal Arch.
18 18. 948 do. cenotaph.
181 9. 1080 do. church.
5 5> Crawfurd Street,
1820. 903 Design for a mausoleum.
938 do. do.
182 1. 935 do. entrance to park.
5, King Street,
Portman Square.
1822. 892 Design for a national monu-
ment.
130, Crawfurd Street,
1823. 1028 Design for a theatre.
28, Edward Street,
1824. 924 Design for a chapel and ceme-
tery.
1825. 927 Design for a cenotaph to the
memory of Lord Byron,
37, Nutf or d Place,
1827. 943 Design for a gothic lodge.
40, Old Bond Street,
1828. 993 Design for a villa.
1073 do. gothic church.
1829. 1005 do. fountain.
1830. 1 143 do. Library and Baths,
East Cliff, Brighton.
1 83 1. 965 Design for a park entrance.
5, Allsop's Street,
Regent's Park,
1832. 498 Landscape, Composition.
57, Beaumont Street,
1835. 1027 Grand stand on the race ground
at Epsom.
41, Hotvland Street.
1836. 993 Residence on the Coast of
Normandy.
TRENTACOSTE, Domenico.
Sculptor.
Kelston, Netherall Gardens.
1 89 1. 1990 Cecilia; bust, marble.
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1891. 2023 Edwin Long, R.A.; bust, mar-
ble.
233i Faubourg Saint Honoii^
Paris,
1892. 1969 Pia de* Tolomei ; bust, marble.
2005 Un primo dolore; statue.
1893. 1704 Philip H.Calderon, Esq., R. A.;
head, bronze.
TRENTANOVE, A Sculptor.
67, Berners Street,
i860. 1050 The Earl of Hardwicke.
1071 TheEarlof Malmesbury; mar-
ble.
1 86 1. 10 1 7 Richard Buckner.
1 1 04 Signor Giuglini.
1862. 1080 M. Leotard; marble bust
1097 Countess of Desart; marble
bust.
1863. 1139 The late Mr. Farquharson of
Invercauld.
81, Wimpole Street.
1864. 1041. Thomas W. Cock, Esq.
(/ Cook)\ marble statuette.
1865. 948 Flora; marble.
973 Hon. Eliot Yorke.
1868. 967 The Duke of Newcastle.
973 The Duchess of Newcastle.
1 122 Mrs. Hope.
TRERY, Henry C Painter.
Ill, Strand,
1849. 353 Study.
73, Swinton Street ^
Grays Inn,
1853. *o3 Study of a dog's head.
572 Lamb's head; painted from
nature.
1^54* 35 Sheep and lambs.
34S Red deer; a sketch.
TRESHAM, Henry, R,A Painter.
Dover Street,
1789. 200 Phryne at the Possidonian
feasts. Athenaeus, Book 13,
page 590, of his Dipno-
sophists.
219 Adam and Eve. — Paradise
Lost^ Book V, verse 9th to
13th.
238 Landscape with animals.
3 74 Athens delineated, from Cicero,
de Legibus, lib. ii, cap. 2,
page 185.
429 Senator; a study.
438 View of Mount Etna from
Catania.
460 Fabius; a study.
1789. 477 Senator; a study.
478 Priam; a study.
522 Indians of the Coast of Mala-
bar.
530 Study of a school of Athens.
542 Indians on the Coast of Mala-
bar.
George Street^ Hanover Square,
1 79 1. 113 A sketch for an altar-piece.
578 The Apotheosis of Metastasio.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1792. 80 "Maid, arise." — Luke^ chap. 8,
ver. 54.
1795. '9 St. Augustine preaching to
King Ethelbert.
239 A scene in Titus Andronicus.
1796. 148 The lover of Virginia harangu-
ing over her dead body.
190 The Earl of Warren justifying
the titles to his estate.
1797. 8 Nymph and Cupid.
14 View in the grounds at Stack-
pool Court, Pembrokeshire.
20 do. do. do.
1 56 Death of Virginia.
429 The Earl of Warwick's vow,
previous to the battle of
Tooton.
1798. 119 Corisa and Satyr. — II Pastor
Fido^ act 2, scene 7.
The melancholy lover. {Latin
quotation from Petrarca,)
Athens. {Latin quotation from
Cicero,)
The painter has attempted
to embody what Cicero con-
ceived, and delineating a
general view of Athens^ has
embellished the foreground
of the picture with groups of
philosophers, poets, and
eminent characters who
flourished in the brilliant
administration of Pericles,
(Elected R.A.)
1799. "* Christ and Nicodemus. "Mar-
vel not that I said unto thee,
ye must be born again."
27, Lower Brook Street,
1 80 1. 154 Danae.
1803. 126 The Visionary Maraton in the
world of spirits. — Vide Spec-
tator^ vol. i. No. 56.
1804. 145 The American Marathon meet-
his wife and children in the
World of Shades.— Ti^
Spectator,
1806. 83 Christ instructing Nicodemus.
99 St. Augustine's mission to King
Ethelbert.
13'
226
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TRESS, Richard Architect.
23, Littk St Thomas
the Apostle.
1848. 1230 Saffron Walden Com Ex-
change.
1850. 1 130 The City of London Work-
house.
TRB VAIL, Silvanus Architect.
TrurOy Cornwall,
1897. 1927 Passmore Edwards Free Li-
brary, Cornwall.
TREVOR, E Painter.
E, Trevor^ London,
1 84 1. 269 An interior.
39, Penton Place,
1846. 89 The gipsy Camp.
TREVOR, Edward Painter.
48, Crescent^
Salford^ Manchester,
1885. 573 II Campanile, Capri.
TREVOR, Miss Elizabeth. See Mrs.
Lester Sutcliffe, vol. vii, page 305.
TREVOR, Miss Helen Mabel
Painter.
96, Southampton Row,
1881. 312 Breton boys "en retenue."
i59> Boulevard St, Germain^
Paris.
1894. 416 Int^rieur de p^cheur en Nor-
mandie.
1895, 3ia La mere du marin.
TREWINNARD, Miss Anna.
Miniature Painter.
62, Theobald* s Row,
Red Lion Square.
1797. 990 Portrait of a lady,
IOI2 do. an officer.
1019 From Gay's Ballad. " Twas
when the seas were roaring."
{A, Trevinnard in the in-
dex^ and Mrs. A. Trewin-
nardin the catalogue,)
19, Strand.
1799. 807 A lady and children.
i^A. Trevinnard intheindex^
and A. Trewinnard in the
catalogue.)
A, Trewinnard^ 89, Strand,
1800. 883 A sleeping cupid.
891 Mr. Curtis.
1802. 846 Miss Curtice.
Miss A, Trewinnard^
49, Strand.
1803. 761 Venus and Cupid.
766 Miss Mortimer.
857 Master Browne,
( The last two are put to A. Tre-
winnard in the catalogue,)
Miss A. Trewinard^
49, Strand.
1804. ^9^ ^iss Elliot.
705 Portrait of herself.
748 Mrs. Roop.
Mrs, A. Trewinnard^
40, Strand,
1806. 629 Mrs. Fitzgerald.
{Bryan mentions a Miss Anna Trevin-
gard as an obscure painter.)
TRIAUD, L. E. ...Miniature Painter.
Z. Triaud^ 10, Bolton Street,
1 8 1 1 . 72 Portrait of himself.
(Z. Friend in the cata-
logue,)
L, E, Triand; no address,
1 818. 729 Portrait of a young lady.
785 do. do.
Z. Triaud,
1 5, Stafford Street^ Pimlico.
18 19. 741 Portrait of a young lady.
TRIER, Mrs. Adeline Painter.
Black Forest Villa,
Champion HiU.
1879. 136 Spring flowers.
188 1. 506 do.
1427 Flowers.
1887. 335 Peonies.
6, The Terrace, Champion Hill.
1893. 238 Autumn's farewell,
1900. 566 Iris.
1903. 269 Anemones.
343 November.
TRIGGS, Harry Inigo Architect.
20, John Street, Adelphi,
1898. 1628 A golf club-house.
1899. 176 1 A block of almshouses.
1790 A country house.
Stafford House, Chiswick,
1900. 1864 Design for a grammar school.
1888 An entrance lodge.
1902. 1465 A country house, etc.
X488 do. do.
8, South Parade,
Bedford Park,
1904. 1561 Design for a house in South
Russia.
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21
TRIMBN, A Architect.
135, Regent Street,
1842. 1 140 Wesleyan Theological Institu-
tion, Richmond, Surrey.
9, Adam Street^ Adelphi,
1844. 1220 Mansion at Portsea, Hants.
1845. '"^® Orangery at Gunnersbury Park
for the Baroness de Roth-
schild.
1851. 3*5 The Monumental Tower to Sir
John Barrow, late Secretary
to the Admiralty.
1854. 1179 Craven Hill Chapel, Hyde
Park.
TRIMMINGS, Miss Painter.
2, Onslow Terrace^
South Lambeth,
i860. 303 Fruit.
(Trimmings in the index^ Trimming in
the catalogue.^
TRIMNELL, Harold Architect.
Woldingham^ Surrey,
1904. 1573 House at Woldingham, Surrey.
{See Trinnell.)
TRINGHAM, Holland Painter.
Somerville^ Barrow Road^
Streatham,
1892. 1254 Toilers of the Nile.
1894. 1 144 A bit of old Lynn.
TRINGHAM, Mrs. W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1839. 782 Cruachen Ben from Dalmally,
Argyleshire.
TRINNELL, Harold C. ... Architect.
White Cliff, Woldingham,
Surrey,
1900. 1729 Church of St. Edward, Barns-
ley, Yorkshire.
(See Trimnell.)
TRIPP, Capel N Architect.
Eldon Chambers, Gloucester,
1 88 1. 1092 Raikes Memorial Church,
Gloucester.
TRIQUETI, Baron Henry De.
Sculptor.
Paris, or i, Poet^ Cotner,
Westminster,
1840. 1073 Sir Thomas More expounding
the Scriptures to his family
before his execution. " For
some time preceding his
condemnation, Sir Thomas
More no longer feared death,
but even wished for it. All
his conversation tended to-
wards that subject; he felt
the necessity of speaking of
it, partly to deceive nature
itself, partly to prepare his
family for it by degrees. He
entertained them of the in-
effable joys of heaven, of the
tortures of hell. He told
them how glorious it is, for
the sake of Our Saviour Jesus
Christ, to endure confine-
ment, the loss of riches, or
even life itself. And when
by such eloquent discourse
he had exalted the minds of
his children, he would con-
fide to them all the misfor-
tunes which he foresaw were
to happen."
1848. 1329 Group in marble of a fawn and
infant Bacchus.
1342 Bas-relief in marble of an in-
fant Jesus feeding birds, as
an emblem of Divine Pro-
vidence.
•1369 Bas-relief in stone of an infant
Moses saved from the waters.
1418 Vase in bronze — the bas-relief
represents Bacchus arriving
in Gaul, and receiving the
first-fruits of the most cele-
brated vineyards.
1419 A small ewer in bronze — the
bas-relief represents thedeath
of a cupid.
1420 A small ewer in bronze — the
bas-relief represents children
at play.
Rue Pigalle, Paris,
1856. 1375 Genevieve de Brabant. "The
ruffians hired to put Gene-
vieve to death on a false ac-
cusation, were moved to
compassion, and allowed her
and her child to escape to
the Black Forest, where the
child was suckled by a doe.
For seven years this forest
was their home."
(See also De Triqueti, vol. ii, page 314.)
TROBY Miniature Painter.
i797« 957 A portrait.
TROLLOPE, G.
1839. 1 192 Villa.
.Architect.
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TROLLOPE, John E Architect.
Elmfield^ Streatham,
1 88 1. 1083 New Parochial Offices, West-
minster.
3, Crooked Lane^ E. C.
1883. 1 144 The Red House, Esher.
28, Craven Street
1888. 1901 Thrale House, Tooting Com-
mon.
1 89 1. 1731 St. Stephen's Vicarage, Guern-
sey.
(See also Giles, Gough, and Trol-
LOPE, vol. iii, page 238, and Notley and
Trollope, vol. V, page 391.)
TROOD, William Henry Hamilton.
Painter and Sculptor.
C. W. Trood,
13, Trafalgar Studios y
Chelsea.
1879. 1554 "The Conference"; group,
terra-cotta.
W. H. Trood,
13, Trafalgar Studios^
Chelsea.
1880. 1629 " Lost in the snow."
1653 " Incorrigible brute."
1655 " How 's your mother? "
1 88 1. 1518 Daddy's pet; terra-cotta.
1882. 1639 Inquisitive puppies; terra-
cotta.
1654 A coveted bone; terra-cotta.
1883. 161 1 "Don"; a portrait, terra-cotta.
1683 Ferreting; terra-cotta.
1884. 1578 No admittance except on busi-
ness. (Oil painting,^
1801 "Chummy"; group, terra-
cotta.
18 19 Scent lost on the ice; group,
terra-cotta.
1885. 846 " Fellow feeling makes us won-
drous kind." (Oil painting^
912 " The course of true love never
did run smooth." (Oil
painting.)
1887. 740 "Feel better now?" (Oil paint-
ing.)
828 Dinner time — very hungry.
(Oil painting.)
1890. 184 "Six to one on the rabbit!"
(Oil painting.)
1892. 405 The old man's darling. (Oil
painting.)
1893. 415 " Wait till the clouds roll by ";
Basset pups.
433 Distracted attention.
707 Sweet contentment.
1894. 716 "Home, sweet home!"
1895. 638 A plaintive duet.
1898. 845 "Mind the bucket!"
TROSSARELLI, J Painter.
14, Charles Street^
Grosvenor Square.
1793-
388
H.R.H. Prince William Henry
of Gloucester.
— Trossarilliy
205, Oxford Street.
1801.
795
Miss Murray.
806
Mr. Morland.
807
Mr. Carpenter.
815
Mr. Broderip.
/. Trossarelli,
59, Charlotte Street.
1811.
400
Portrait of a lady.
589
A frame containing the por-
traits of Mrs. Smith, Captain
Woolley, the late Mr. Rauz-
zini, two ladies and a gentle-
man.
682
Mr. Prince, dentist.
1812.
490
A bacchante.
562
H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex.
673
A frame containing six pictures.
730
— Leekie, Esq.
1813.
46s
Mr. Vickery.
482 A frame containing portraits
of Mrs. Billington, Mr.
Prince, Mr. J. Rendell, two
ladies, and a gentleman.
515
Mr. H. Stuart.
1814.
454
Portraits of Mr. and Mrs.
Borzio, Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. J.
Cumberlege and two ladies.
<^35
Mrs. Simpson and her children.
1815.
627
A sleeping nymph.
698
Mrs. Emma Bailey.
1816.
601
Mrs. E. Bayly.
622
A nymph.
1817.
755
Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Glou-
cester.
1818.
4?5
Mrs. Sombel Wells.
674
Mr. Viotti.
675
Portrait of a lady.
77^
Mr. Pellegrini.
815
Portrait of a lady.
1819.
743
H.S.H. the Prince of Hesse
Hombourg.
764
Mrs. Bulkeley.
1820.
809
Mr. Gaddon.
1821.
659 Sigr. L. Cherubini.
717
Portrait of a lady.
1822.
349
Virginia— Roman History.
558
The Eari of Pomfret.
1823.
224
A Magdalen.
1824.
651
Miss Darley.
682 H.R.H. the Duke of Glouces-
ter.
1825. 116 Portraits of a lady and gentle-
man.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
23
1825. 380 Christ raising the widow's son
nigh to the gate of the city
of Nain. — Sf. Luke, vii, 11-
17-
770 Mr. S. Chappell.
TROTMAN, Miss Lillias Painter.
55, Z/7//> /^oad, Fulham,
1888. 1414 Little blue eyes.
TROTT, John S Painter.
25, Addison Terrace^
Not ting Hill.
1890. 924 A Sussex millpond.
1 89 1. 398 Evening stillness.
1892. 623 A quiet comer.
TROTTER, Miss Eliza H. ... Painter.
1 1, Burton Street, Westminster,
181 1. 425 Portrait of a young lady.
TROTTER, Miss Painter.
Royal Academy.
1809. 484 The story book.
1810. 37 > The beggar relating his story
at the cottage door.
181 1. 385 Peasant Girl; a scene in
Windsor Forest; a sketch.
18 1 2. 545 Cottage children.
Vale Place, Haminersmith,
18 1 5. 496 Portraits of Mr. Lee's children
with their favourite animals.
TROTTER, Thomas Painter.
42, Great Portland Street.
1780. 50 The morning star.
3, Pall Mall Court,
Pall Mall.
1782. 115 Adelaide. From tales in verse
by Mr. Pinkerton.
7, Gresse Street,
Rathbone Place.
1785. 565 Portrait of the late Dr. Samuel
Johnson ; a drawing in chalks
from the life, about 1 8 months
before his dissolution.
1 1, Great Rider Street,
St. Jameses.
1786. 538 Portrait of a gentleman; whole
length.
2f, Queen^s Buildings,
Knightsbridge.
1 80 1. 327 View of the painted chapel and
monuments, the dormitory
of the ancient Hungerfords,
Farley Castle, Somersetshire.
394 View of the vault under the
painted chapel, containing
several of the bodies of the
Hungerford family, Farley
Castle.
{T. Trotter was also an engraver.)
TROUBETZKOY, Prince Paul.
Painter.
Goupil Gallery,
5, Regent Street.
1893. 1 761 Dante.
TROUP, Francis W Architect.
6, Sumner Place,
South Kensington.
1889. 1977 St. John's College, Oxford, etc.
1890. 1752 Country mansion, etc.
1753 do. do.
9, Hart Street.
1891. 1765 Chapel in the East of London.
14, Gray's Inn Square.
1898. 1790 Mansfield House, University
settlement, Canning Town.
1903. 1562 Spalding Hall, Hendon.
TROWBRIDGE, Miss Lucy P.
Miniature Painter.
9, Rue Charlet, Paris.
1897. 1513 Miss C.
TROYE, J. M. C Painter.
56, Ftith Street, Soke.
1829. 314 Une Religieuse.
TRUEFITT, Miss F Painter.
65, Pfinces Street, Edinburgh.
1873. 1226 Blanche, daughter of W.
Skinner, Esq.
TRUEFITT, George Architect.
I, New Bond Street.
1842. 1 168 Model of Salisbury Cathedral.
1843. 1280 Interior of an old room at
Hereford.
5, Burwood Place.
1845. 1219 Chancel of St. Mary's at Ticken
cote, Rutland.
6, Bloomsbury Square.
1848. 1233 Army and Navy Club House,
Pall Mall.
1245 The font lately erected as a
memorial in the Cathedral
and parish church of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, St.
George, and St. Denis, Man-
chester.
1849. 1120 Savings* Bank of Newbury,
Berkshire.
1854. 1154 The new Lichgate railing at
Horsham, Sussex.
1862. 857 House at Barnet for B. Franklin
Smith, Esq.
24
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Trucfitt, George— continued,
1870. S09 Bank, etc., at Altrincham,
Cheshire, for W. Cunliffe
Brooks, Esq., M.P.
1876. 998 Tower of St. George's Church,
Tufnell Park.
1886. 1744 Mansion facing Rotten Row.
TRUEFITT and WATSON.
Architects.
5, Bloomsbury Square,
1894. 1613 London and South Western
Bank, Holloway.
TRUESDELL, Gaylord S.... Painter.
30, Great Russell Street,
1898. 604 One at a time; Holland.
909 Changing pastures; Holland.
43, Piccadilly,
1899. 550 Coming from the dunes.
TRUMBULL, John Painter.
At Mr, Wesfs,
Newman Street,
1784. 68 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
7I?w//<?.— Walpole.)
1 53 The deputation from the senate
presenting to Cincinnatus
the command of the Roman
armies.
1785. 72 Portrait of a gentleman.
94 do. do.
432 do. soldier in the
horse grenadiers.
1786. 132 The return of Priam with the
body of Hector.
15, Clifford Street^
Bond Street,
1809. 9 The Holy Family with St. John
and his parents.
85 View at the falls of the Yan-
tick, a branch of the river
Thames near Norwich, in
North America.
198 View of the falls of the Yan-
tick, a branch of the river
Thames near Norwich, North
America.
356 Portrait of a gentleman.
31, Argyle Street,
181 1. 87 Mrs. Sanderson.
237 Ellen avoids Rhoderic Dhu at
his landing, and with Allan
Bane goes to meet her father.
" And Douglas as his hand
he laid On Malcolm's shoul-
der, kindly said, etc." — Lcuiy
of the Lake^ canto 11.
427 Mr. Hamilton.
457 Portrait of a lady.
181 2. 331 "Then were brought unto him
little children, that he should
put his hand upon them, etc."
— St, Matthew^ xix, 13, 14.
Colonel Trumbull,
President 0/ the Academy of Arts,
New York,
1 8 18. 275 The Portrait of D. Hosack,
M.D., F.R.S. of London and
Edinburgh, First Vice-Pre-
sident of the Literary and
Philosophical Society of
New York, and Professor of
the Theory and Practice of
Medicine, etc., etc.
TSCHAGGENY, Edmund ...Painter.
C. Tschaggeny,
18, Bow Lane, Cheapside,
1850. 312 An episode of the field of
battle.
648 The straw yard.
TSCHANN, Rudolf Painter.
Guildford Lodge, Teddington,
1884. 636 Head of a Munich model.
TUCK, Harry Painter.
56, Park Road, N. W,
1883. 1004 Polperro, Cornwall.
1884. 813 A corner of the hayfield.
TUCK, William Henry Painter.
120, Alexandra Road,
St, fohn's Wood,
1874. 1289 The Rt. Hon. H. C. E. Chil-
ders.
TUCKER, Alfred Robert (The Right
Rev. Bishop of Mombasa)... Painter.
Surbiton, Surrey,
1894. 1422 The Victoria Nyanza.
TUCKER, Arthur Painter.
Windermere,
1887.
1220 A Westmorland farmstead.
1888.
1330 From Kentmere Hills to the
Morecambe sands.
1893.
1055 A hillside, Balquhidder, Perth-
shire.
1894.
1 199 A hillside, Glenogle.
1895.
1059 Near Killin, Perthshire.
1897.
1273 A cornfield, Westmoreland.
1175 Late autumn, Westmoreland.
1899.
1018 A dalesman's home, Westmore-
land.
1900.
1099 Kentmore Hall, Westmorland.
1209 A breezy upland.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
25
1902, 870 A mountain farmstead.
880 A Welsh village.
1904. 935 The stillness of autumn.
981 Grange, Borrowdale.
TUCKER, Barff Painter.
13, Newman Street
1845. 122 Beatrice.
123 Friar Tuck. "The hermit, as
if wishing to answer to the
confidence of his guest,
threw back his cowl, and
showed a round bullet head,
belonging to a man in the
prime of life."— 5/> Walter
Scott.
33, Percy Street.
1850. 158 Mary Magdalene.
TUCKER, Charles E Painter.
24, Fiizroy Street.
1895. ^'o Early June, Dartmouth Har-
bour.
10, Millbank Street^
Westminster,
1899. 127 The forenoon, Holland.
18, North Street^ Westminster,
1904. 598 Apollo challenged by the night-
ingale.
TUCKER, Edward Painter.
16, Francis Street^ Woolwich,
1849. 717 Sunset.
12, Park Crescent^ Clap ham,
1852. S76 View of Cologne.
TUCKER, Frederick Painter.
Ambleside,
1881. 726 Upon the lonely hills of Cum-
berland.
PavensmerCy Row Lane^
Southport.
1883. 930 Abergeldie, from Coil-a-Cuich,
Aberdeenshire.
940 Winter, Skiddaw, Cumberland.
TUCKER, G. Edward Architect.
9, Duke Street Mansions^
Grosvenor Square,
1898. 1672 Design for wrought-iron balus-
trade.
TUCKER, Raymond Painter.
18, Hampton Terrace West,
Clifton, Bristol,
1852. 1075 Scene near Eaux Chaudes,
Pyrenees.
8, Winchester Street, Pimlico.
i860. 831 Portrait of a lady.
Vlll.
1865
1866.
1861. 865 Study of a head.
919 Captain Moore.
14, Winchester Street,
1862. 7*4 Edwin Canton, Esq., F.R.C.S.,
Surgeon to Charing Cross
Hospital.
766 The road through the wood.
1863. 754 Master H
778 Portrait of a lady.
795 Waiting for the tide.
700 The partners.
760 Miss E. Woolf.
Grosvenor Villa,
Falcon Road, Clapham,
1867. 7*9 Desdemona. **This to hear
would Desdemona seriously
incline."
716 Master Jack.
634 The review of the fleet.
Longdawn Cottage,
Sandhurst, Kent.
702 On the shore, Ventnor.
Edgeburrow, Crowihorne,
Wokingham.
755 Going to mass, Mont St.
Michel.
115, Charlotte Street.
879 A bowl of punch.
910 The fern gatherers.
1065 The old ship carpenter.
1097 The beauty of the Belle-Ile-en-
Mer.
St, Margaret* s Mansions,
Victoria Street,
Berdie.
Cinderella.
61, Eardley Crescent,
EarPs Court.
St. Peter's Port, Guernsey.
1868.
1869,
1873.
1878.
1882.
1883.
1885
1886,
1667
1286
1 901
1903
93>
900 Out of a friend's garden.
TUCKER, Tudor St. G Painter.
31, Paulton Square, Chelsea.
150 Springtime.
552 After a famous Victory.
\2a, Edith Terrace, Chelsea.
250 Day-dreams.
374 Miss L. Reidy.
100 A lamplight idyll.
1900.
1901.
1902.
TUCKERMAN, S. Salisbury.
Painter.
121, Marylebone Road.
1874. 692 Hastings fishermen beaching
their boats in a storm.
Kin/ore, near Stourbridge,
1879. 229 Dutch boats coming to anchor
off the beach at Zaandvoort,
near Haarlem, Holland.
E
26
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TUDOR, J. O Painter.
/. Tudor, Lamb's Conduit St.
1809. 294 Tintern Abbey on the River
Wye.
295 Abergavenny, seen from the
Skirryd.
457 A gleam of Sunshine in a
stormy day — the town of
Monmouth.
499 Scene on the Trothy brook, in
a park of the Duke of Beau-
fort's, Monmouthshire.
15, Feather stone Buildings,
Snowdon, Dolbardern Castle,
and part of Llanberris
Lake.
Western entrance of Valle
Crucis Abbey, Denbigh-
shire.
View between Capel Cerig and
Beddgellert.
Wood scene — Troy Park, Mon-
mouth.
/ O, Tudor,
15, Featherstone Buildings,
Conway Castle.
do.
A waterfall near Conway.
4, Haymarket,
From Cymbeline. *• Hail, thou
fair Heaven! etc." Act iii,
scene 3.
The rocks at New Weir, on the
river Wye.
%,Judd Place,
Abraham entertaineth three
Angels. " My Lord, if now
I have found favour in thy
sight, etc." — Genesis, xviii,
3,4. .
1822. 124 The Solitary. "How blest the
Solitary's lot, Within his
humble cell, etc." — Burns,
TUDOR, T Painter.
Monmouth,
1809. 329 View on the river Wye between
Ross and Monmouth, near
Coldwell.
370 South-east view of Lanthony
Abbey, now destroyed.
392 South-west view of Lanthony
Abbey, now destroyed.
18 10. 368 Snowdon, from the upper Lake
of Llynniau Nantle.
373 View on the River Wye at
Hadnock, near Monmouth.
181 1. 279 Rocks above new Weir on the
River Wye.
I8I0.
530
849
I8II.
268
310
I8I4.
I8I5.
I8I6.
339
38s
*73
I8I8.
598
I8I9.
329
1820.
2C9
I8I2.
743
749
I8I3.
651
I8I4.
21
292
I8I6.
75
I8I7.
459
I8I8.
406
517
I8I9.
444
181 1. 395 View of the Valle Crucis
Abbey, Denbighshire.
Monmouth.
View of the Monmouthshire
Hills from Staunton,
Gloucestershire.
Ragland Castle, Monmouth-
shire.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Portraits of a lady and child.
Portrait of Mrs. O. Tudor.
The Rev. Dr. Bell.
Mrs. Haffenden.
Miss Walker.
View of Ragland Castle, Mon-
mouthshire.
TUITE, J. T Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
— Tuite.
18 1 8. 365 View in Flanders.
/. T. Tuite, at Mr. Belt's,
40, Bedford Row.
1830. 3 A scene upon the coast of
France, near Ambleteuse, on
the morning of the 9th of
February, 1830.
311 Boulogne shrimp catchers re-
turning home upon the ap-
proach of a storm and rising
of the tide.
TUKE,
1879.
1880.
1882.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
, Henry Sydney, A.R.A,
Painter.
4, Charlotte Street,
Bedford Square,
118 The good Samaritan.
1234 A Highland boy; etching.
163 Daughters of Charles Santley.
1439 On the beach, Bournemouth.
Lyndon Lodge, Hanwell,
640 Miss M. Tuke.
22, King Henry's Road, N, W,
95 C. W. Dowdeswell, Esq.
935 Before the rehearsal.
Lyndon Lodge, Hanwell,
26 Mrs. Tuke.
167 A sailor's yarn.
82 Land in sight.
464 All hands to the pumps. Pur-
chased for the Chantrey Be-
quest for ;^420.
709 Euchre.
1076 Perseus and Andromeda.
524 "Try my soup."
530 Mrs. Lawrence.
658 Lady Hamilton-Dalrymple.
117 A woodland bather.
307 August blue. Purchased for the
Chantrey Bequest for £s^5'
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
27
1895- 357
812
1897. 462
1898. 345
621
1899. 385
1900. 359
483
1062
1901. 67
319
396
823
907
1902. 392
602
739
777
17«
266
281
437
543
38
554
1903.
1904.
Mrs. George Talbot.
The Swimmer's pool.
Beside green Waters.
Miss Muriel Lubbock.
An idyll of the sea.
The diver.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Hermes at the pool.
Horatio Brown, Esq.
Dr. Henry Rayner.
Mrs. Manning.
Miss Esther WyatL
Summer evening.
The coming of day.
Sir George Williams, President
Y.M.CA.
The run home.
W. R. Patterson, Esq. (" Ben-
jamin Swifts)
Ruby, gold, and malachite.
Alfred de Pass, Esq.
The stowaway.
Mrs. Manning.
Noonday heat.
Mrs. Heldmann.
Mrs. D. H. Tuke.
To the morning sun.
Hal, son of Lieut.-Colonel
Gundry, R.A.
TUKE, Miss Maria Painter.
Lynton Lodge^ HamvelL
1885. 147 Falmouth Harbour.
TULK, Augustus Painter.
8, Primrose Hill Studios,
1884. 492 Down by the old mill stream.
1886. 331 On guard.
838 Sunshine after a frost.
TULLOCH, Frederick H.
Architect.
5, Lancaster Place^ Strand,
1760 A country parsonage.
1890 New municipal buildings, Shef-
field.
39, Victoria Street,
1657 Municipal buildings. Bury.
1549 Newpublic offices, etc., Leyton.
1493 Municipal buildings. King's
Lynn.
1579 New Bank, Halifax.
1891.
1892.
1894.
1895.
TULLOCH, Miss M Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1806. 890 Auricula.
TULLY, Sydney S Painter.
6, Stanley Studios^
Park Walk, Chelsea,
1896. 1095 Contemplation.
1897. 1209 Phoebe.
TUNMER,J. H Painter.
36, Waterford Terrace,
Fulham,
1873. 776 Hyde Park in the dull season.
TUPPER, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1788. siz View of Hodderdon.
TUPPER, John L Sculptor.
Milton Cottage.
1854. 1522 Medallion portrait of J. Hilton,
Esq., F.R.C.S., F.R.S., etc..
Surgeon and Lecturer to
Guy's Hospital.
IS 25 Medallion portrait of J. Calla-
way, Esq., F.R.C.S.,
F.M.C.S., Assistant Surgeon
and Lecturer to Guy's Hos-
pital
1855. 1487 Medallion portrait of Dr. Gall,
Assistant Physician to Guy's
Hospital, late Professor of
Physiology to the Royal In-
stitution.
1488 Marble medallion of Edward
Cock, Esq., F.R.C.S., Senior
Surgeon to Guy's Hospital.
1856. 1277 Professor Bell, President of the
Linnsean Society, V.P.R.S.
1 371 A portrait.
1857. 1 30 1 William Holman Hunt; me-
dallion portrait.
1362 A young lady; medallion por-
trait.
«3^4 J. Patient, Esq., Surgeon-Den-
tist to St. Thomas's Hos-
pital; medallion portrait
Rugby,
1867. 1185 James Salter, Esq., F.R.S.
1868. 1164 Dr. Hyde Salter, F.R.S., Phy-
sician to Charing Cross Hos-
pital.
TURBAYNE, Albert A. ... Designer.
1895. 1539 Cover design for the Edition
de Luxe of " Masterpieces
of Art, 1894."
TURCK, Miss Eliza Painter.
40, Queen^s Square,
Bloomshury,
1854. no A pensive page.
373 Study of a head.
28
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turck,
1856.
1857. 186
274
263
1858.
1862.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871. 29
1880.
1881.
1882.
1884.
1885.
1886.
Miss ^Wza,^ continued.
58 Cinderella after her sisters have
left for the ball.
" I'll set me down an' muse
Beneath yon spreading tree,
etc."
Rus in Urbe.
5, Munster Terrace.
Traubenlust.
462 Ave Maria.
St. Marfs Holcroft^ Fulham.
550 Bavarian peasants alarmed at
the approach of Prussian
troops, 1866.
894 " Warders have told it on the
castle wall, etc."
1004 Alice Lee. " She quietly took
a small pitcher, and flinging
a cloak around her, walked
out in person to procure Sir
Henry the water which he
desired." — Woodstock.
Silvia. " A heart as full of sor-
rows as the sea of sands." —
Two Gentlemen of Verona.
9, St. George's Sq,^RegenfsPark.
1364 Lady Dorothy in Breton Cos-
tume.
1365 Daisy.
1332 Miss Maude Spence.
1344 Alice.
15, Gloucester Road^ N. W.
109 A catch!
1473 Caroline, daughter of Captain
Scovell.
1475 Ela, daughter of Captain Sco-
vell.
57 In St. Mark*s, Venice.
1397 Henry, second son of G. C
Yarborough, Esq.
TURMEAU,John.
Miniature Painter.
J. Turmeauy Jun,^
23, Villiers Street^
York Buildings.
374 Portrait of a child.
484 do. gentleman.
519 do. young lady.
459 Portrait.
461 Portrait of a young lady.
44, Sackville Street.
467 Portrait of a French nobleman.
626 do. lady.
1793-
1794.
1795-
1796.
TURMINGER, T. A Painter.
1839. 620 Near Waltham.
{Turminger in the index^ Fir-
minger in the catalogue.)
{See FiRMiNGER, vol. iii, page 112.)
TURN BULL, Mrs. (formerly Miss
Anna Charlotte Fayermann, and
afterwards Mrs. Bartholomew).
Miniature Painter.
I, l/pper Grafton Street.
1828. 886 Child and Kitten.
1829. 662 Portraits of children.
752 Portrait of a gentleman.
812 do. lady. (J/wj 7lB^r/f-
bull.)
1830. 658 Mr. Henry Phillips.
751 Miss Gordon.
756 Rebecca,
827 Mrs. Henry Phillips.
15, Grafton Street.
183 1. 642 Agypseygirl.
677 A Turkish girl.
1832. 693 A Circassian.
929 Portraits of the Hon. George
Sydney and Lionel Sydney
Smythe, sons of Viscount
Strangford.
42, Rathbone Place.
1833. 793 Miss Gilson.
1834. 724 Portrait of Miss Ellen Tree
as Mariana in Sheridan
Knowles's play of The Wife.
" 'tis strange ! at thought
of my dear lord My soaring
heart hath dropped at once
to earth." — Act 4, scene 2.
1835. 703 Marion Clint.
727 Master Frederick Edwards.
1836. 721 Mrs. Selby of St. James's
Theatre.
757 Miss Shirreff of the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane.
1837. 605 The spring wreath : portrait of
the infant son of — G'Dwyer,
Esq. " Beautiful infant,
around thee I fling The
earliest buds of the promised
spring, etc."
1840. 838 George Cruikshank.
A. C. TurnbulL
1844. 1071 Portraits of a young lady and
her favourite Spaniel.
(See Mrs. Bartholomew, vol. i,
page 134.)
TURNBULL, T Painter.
4, Panton Square.
1827. 473 View of the interior of West-
minster Hall.
TURNBULL, Walter Sculptor.
6, Esher Street, S. W.
1892. 1922 An aged man; bust.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
29
TURNBULL, A. Watson ... Painter.
12, Caversham Road^ N, IV.
1899. "S^^ Lady Godiva.
Ingleside^ Argyle Crescent^
Joppa, N,B.
1904. 697 Tristan and lolanthe. " How
many roses have I in my
hand? ticJ'— King Renes
daughter,
1399 Rose Mary. " And there in the
altar midst alone, 'Twixt
wings of a sculptured beast
unknown, etc.**
TURNER, Arthur Painter.
Elm Cottage, Brockham,
Betchworth, Surrey,
1897. loii Autumn haze.
1898. 795 A golden afternoon.
TURNER, Alfred Sculptor.
60, Stockwell Park
Crescent^ S, W,
1898. 1830. Charity; group.
I, Stratford Studios,
Kensington,
1901. 1703 Fisher girl; for a niche —
statue, marble. One of a pair
to be placed in the Fish-
mongers* Hall, London,
1903. 1858. Justice; statuette, bronze. One
of a series for the throne of
the Queen Victoria Memo-
rial, Delhi,
1904. 1667 Labour; statue, bronze. Part
of the Queen Victoria Memo-
Hal, Sheffield,
1670 Maternity; group, bronze. Part
of the Queen Victoria Memo-
rial, Sheffield,
TURNER, Arthur W Painter.
39, South View,
Hetworth, York,
1898. 249 Vi, daughter of Colonel Morris,
as a Jap.
Springfield, Heworth, York,
1900. 59 Dorothy, daughter of the artist.
TURNER, Charles, A,R,A,
Engraver and Painter.
50, Warren Street,
18 10. 200 The true English bull-dog.
181 5. 736 Mr. Carpue.
1817. 853 A portrait.
182 1. 458 Lord A. Conyngham in the
Montem dress.
624 Portraits of Lord Ingestre and
Mr. Mitford in the dresses
worn at the Eton Montem.
1821.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1826.
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
754 Mr. Jackson.
210 Portrait of a young lady.
557 A drawing.
86 Portrait of a young lady.
133 do. do.
985 A portrait of Mr. Jones.
351 Portrait of the late Charles
Bryant Turner, Esq.
526 La Modelle.
(Elected A.R.A.)
482 His Majesty Charles X, King
of France. After Sir T.
Lawrence, P.R.A.
483 The Rt. Hon. George Canning.
After Sir T. Lawrence,
P.R.A.
449 The Duke of Newcastle. After
Sir Thomas I>awrence.
450 John Soane, Esq. Aftet Sir
Thomas Lawrence.
447 General Sir Hew Dalrymple,
Bart. After J. Jackson,
R.A.
449 Lord Durham. After Sir
Thomas Lawrence.
451 Portrait of a lady.
484 Sir Robert Fitz Wygram, Bart.,
D.C.L., in the University of
Oxford. Painted by Thomas
Phillips, R.A., in 18 13.
485 Viscount Althorp, Chancellor
of the Exchequer, etc., etc.
486 William Brockedon, Esq.
487 Sir A. W. Vaughan, Bart. After
Sir M. A. Shee, P.R.A.
893 Mr. Magrath.
439 Sir John Woolmore, F.R.S.
After Sir M. A. Shee, P.R.A.
865 Portrait of a deceased artist; a
drawing.
868 A posthumous drawing.
542 Mr. Magrath.
580 Samuel Prout, Esq.
560 Mrs. Robert Dudes Wilmot.
756 Age of innocence. From a pic-
ture painted by Sir J. Rey-
nolds, in the possession of
Jeremiah Harman, Esq.
698 Sketch of a lady.
758 The Country Mountebank.
866 Admiral Southeron. After Sir
Thomas Lawrence.
871 Robert Liston, Esq., Surgeon
of the North London Hos-
pital, etc., Professor of Clini-
cal Surgery.
948 Count Orloff. After A. E.
Chalon, R.A.
953 Posthumous drawing of Mrs.
Turner.
30
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turner, Charles, A.R.A,— continued.
1842. 697 The Mirror — evening.
734 The Mirror — morning.
984 Portrait of a lady.
988 John George, Archbishop of
Armagh. After Sir T. Law-
rence. {Lord John George
de la Poer Beresford.
1843. *59 William Lawrence, V.P.R.S.,
Surgeon to St. Bartholo-
mew's.
1 142 The late Sir Francis Chantrey.
After Sir Henry Raeburn.
1845. S95 Oxford race course — the grey
pony. By A. Cooper, R.A.
1848. 1080 The widow of the gamekeeper
asking the squire's advice for
her orphan family.
1 85 1. 1 1 63 "There's a good time coming,
boys."
1203 Hastings. From York Build-
ings, looking towards St.
Leonard's, in 1846.
1856. 619 Portrait of an engraver.
898 Academy figures; drawn in
1794.
1857. 1185 The father of the late J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
TURNER, Rev. C Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1799. 415 Portrait of a gentleman.
1800. 852 do. do.
TURNER, Daniel Painter.
24, Millbank Street.
1796. 322 View of Westminster from
Lambeth.
1797. 327 View of the City of London
from Scotland Yard.
1798. 32 A View of the Surrey side of
Westminster Bridge from the
Horse-ferry Road.
202 A View of Lambeth, with a
group of barges, from the
Horse-ferry road.
1799. 587 View of Westminster Abbey
from the Surrey stairs of
Westminster Bridge.
1800. 82 London Bridge, from Bank
end Wharf.
83 Blackfriars bridge, from a tim-
ber yard. Pedlar's Acre.
Millbank Row^ Horseferry.
1801. 156 View of Lambeth, from Mill-
bank-row.
538 View of Somerset House,
Temple Gardens, and St.
Paul's from Westminster
Bridge.
1 80 1. 703 View taken from the Arch-
bishop's Walk at Lambeth.
TURNER, Ernest Architect.
44, Bedford Row.
1869. 966 Design for the improvement of
Temple Bar.
246, Regent Street,
1890. 1923 Church Schools, Heme Bay.
TURNER, Elizabeth.
Miniature Painter.
15, Crown Row^
Walworth Road.
1 84 1. 867 Portrait.
TURNER, Edwin Page ... Architect.
68, Newman Street.
1880. 1 1 57 Design for a panel decoration.
1881. 1132 Italian arabesque decoration.
1 148 A title page.
1882. 1 104 Botany, Sculpture, and Music;
part of the decoration of a
frieze.
1883. 1238 Design for decoration of muni-
cipal hall.
1884. '^33 Morning and evening; decora-
tion.
1272 Noon and night; decoration.
TURNER, Edgar H Architect.
115, Charlotte Street
1894. 1667 A title-page.
56, Grafton Street^
Fitzroy Square.
1898. 1775 A decoration panel.
1904. 1594 Part of a frieze.
TURNER, Francis Painter.
84, Newman Street.
1842. 331 East Sutton Park, near Maid-
stone.
1239 Leeds Castle, near Maidstone.
1843. 595 do. do. do.
1307 East Salton Park, Kent, from
nature.
1844. 546 Near Festiniog, North Wales.
1845. 629 Scene in Wales.
635 Near Dolgelly, North Wales.
1846. 1347 Asford Mill, Derbyshire.
1848. 76 Dolwyddelan Valley, North
Wales.
367 Moel Shubad, Dolwyddelan
Valley, North Wales.
1260 Foy's Noofyn on the Conway.
5, Douro Place^ Kensington.
1849. 112 Near Towyn, Merionethshire —
Cader Idris in the distance.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
31
1849. 222 Near Capel Currig, North
Wales; Moel Shabod in the
distance.
491 On the River Loder, North
Wales.
1850. 336 On the river Dovey, Merioneth-
shire.
4H The Valley of Llandltydd,
Merionethshire.
848 Near Dina Mowddwy, Merion-
ethshire.
16, Sheffield Terrace, IV.
On the river Llugwy, North
Wales.
Scenery on the Erme, Devon-
shire.
74, Nenmian Street.
Near Paracombe, North Devon.
Near Chagford, Devon.
A Devonshire wood.
Loch Tay, Perthshire.
do. and Ben Lawers,
Perthshire.
On the Plym, Devon.
Dewerstone, Devon.
12, Newman Street.
Loch Tay, Perthshire; Ben
More in the distance.
A Highland bum.
Ben More, Perthshire; rain
clearing off.
On the Teith, Perthshire; Ben
Ledi in the distance.
Rivaulx Abbey, Refectory,
Yorkshire.
Summer afternoon.
Borrowdale, Derwentwater in
the distance.
A Yorkshire wood — summer.
Roche Abbey, Yorkshire.
TURNER, F. C Painter.
17, Park Street,
Upper Baker Street.
181 7. 721 Portrait of a lady.
8, Carburton Street.
1 81 9. 422 Favourite horses going to cover;
the property of W. F. Stephen-
son, Esq.
1820. 343 Portrait of a horse.
Latnbeth.
1821. 439 Portrait of a favourite mare, the
property of J. Russell, Esq.
Chester Street,
Kennington Road.
1823. II Portrait of Faun, the property
of J. Archbutt, Esq.
386 Portrait of G. Colman, Esq.,
painted to embellish Part II
of the Percy Anecdotes.
1851.
936
1852.
I3IO
1853.
1854.
1855.
"5
"54
>34»
163
397
1856.
H7
769
1857.
377
606
963
1859.
373
i860.
143
I86I.
1863.
461
302
1864.
1869.
149
4*3
66, Great Queen Street,
1836. 679 Portrait of Master Beecher on
the celebrated pony Lady-
bird, the property of Captain
Beecher.
92, York Road,
Waterloo Road.
499 A subject from iEsop's fables.
14 Bijou and Beauty, the property
of Lord Tenterton.
86, Newman Street.
400 Foxhounds going out.
891 do. returning.
1840.
1841.
1844.
TURNER, George Painter.
2, Great Bath Street,
Coldhath Fields.
1782. 428 Innocence.
24, Charing Cross.
Landscape after a storm.
H.R.H. the Duchess of York.
Prudence.
Alfred the Great dividing his
loaf with a pilgrim.
Love's triumph over reason.
Landscape.
\2Z, Pall Mall.
The fortune hunter.
19, Hemmings Row.
Cottagers — Sunday morning.
Villagers — Sunday evening.
The alehouse with the listening
smith, from Goldsmith's
Deserted Village.
The Barber's tale, from Gold-
smith's Deserted Village.
The blowing up of L'Orient on
the ist of August, 1 798, with
the whole of the French and
English linesin their stations.
Cottage children going a-glean-
ing — morning.
Dealer's dog-kennel.
Village gossips — morning.
Haymakers and their family in
a thunderstorm.
33 St. John preaching in thewilder-
ness. " This is he of whom
I said, etc." — St. John, \, 30.
130 The old woman and her cats.
" A wrinkled hag, of wicked
fame Beside a little smoaky
flame, etc."
is8 The ploughman's song. — Vide
Goldsmith's Deserted Vil-
lage.
289 Celadon bearing away the body
of Amelia, aifter the storm.
— Vide Thomson^ s Seasons.
1790.
1792.
1793-
37
4>5
7S«
1794.
846
48
1795-
96
1799.
1800.
976
983
170
578
638
1801. II
912
1802. 119
1803.
32
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turner, George — continued.
1804. 239 Going to work — Monday morn-
ing.
240 Rest after labour — Saturday
evening.
1805. 202 Pig drivers.
235 Shepherds in a storm.
1806. 320 Saving from a wreck after a
storm.
t8o8. 494*The sportsman's song.
1809. 409 The wrangling card-players.
18 10. 531 The harlot's appeal to Solo-
mon. "Then spake the wo-
man whose the living child
was, etc.'*— ist KingSj iii,
26.
18 1 3. 39» A country fair.
TURNER, G. A Painter.
66, Great Queen Street,
1836. 331 Lance and his dog Crab. — Two
Gentlemen of Verona,
94, York Roadj Lambeth,
1838. 138 Bevis finding Tomkin's glove,
conveys it to Woodstock
and howling gains admit-
tance. — Vide Woodstock,
1 84 1. 292 The clipper.
TURNER, Mrs. George Gordon. See
Miss Adelaide Claxton, vol. ii,
page 76.
TURNER, Hawes Painter.
I, Ciifton Hi /I Studios,
Abbey Road,
1885. 1 1 29 Too fond of her book.
1 2, Gray's Inn Square,
1888. 946 A Norfolk " loke."
81, Lamb's Conduit Street,
1898. 362 A rocky cove — St. Ives Bay.
51, Tavistock Square,
1 90 1. 460 The Atlantic at rest.
TURNER, Mrs. Hawes (Jessie).
Painter.
81, Lamb's Conduit Street.
1897. 1379 Sclofield Common, Sussex.
51, Tavistock Square.
1900. 1 151 A west country trout stream.
TURNER, H. D ... Painter.
3, Somerset Villas, Croydon.
1885. 945 " Hereby hangs a tale."
TURNER, J Miniature Painter.
Golden Square, Hampsiead,
1822. 764 Portrait of a lady.
TURNER, John Architect.
69, Cheapside,
1826. 925 Design for a mausoleum for a
military hero.
At Mr. HakeivelPs,
5, Brunswick Place,
1828. 976 Middle Temple Hall.
96, Cheapside.
1045 Design for a landing place for
the Lord High Admiral of
England.
1829. 1090 Design for an entrance to a
city.
I, Farm Street^
Berkeley Square.
1832. 1092 The Bread Works, Pimlico,
etc.
Union Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1833. 296 Landscape composition.
972 An architectural study.
1035 Waterfall near Linton, Devon-
shire.
16, Clements Inn.
1S35. 983 Chapel and mausoleum, etc.
1836. 1049 Front of Fleet Prison, etc.
II, Union Street.
1837. 1092 Royal Berks Hospital, Read-
ing.
16, Clemenfs Inn.
1838. 1095 Pedestal to the Duke of Well-
ington's statue.
1223 Messrs. Finch's Asylum for the
Insane, Kensington, etc.
43, Lower Belgrave Place.
1842. 1024 All Saints' Chapel, Sonning,
Oxon, for Robert Palmer,
Esq.
1843. <2°^ ^o- do.
12 2 1 Kensington House, Kensing-
ton, for Dr. Philip and Mr.
Finch.
1286 St. Peter's Church, Sonning,
etc.
1844. 1 101 London Bridge Terminus,
etc.
1212 Interior of a church.
1845. 1144 Lodge at Scarlets, for the Rev.
J. E. Austin Leigh.
1848. 1 1 19 Schools at Knowl Hill, Berks,
etc.
15, Wilton Street.
1855. 1202 Schools at Woodley, Sonning,
Berks.
1 292 Bourne Place Farm, Tunbridge,
Kent, for William Lawson,
Esq.
TURNER, J Painter.
1872. 614 Horses.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
33
TURNER, Joseph Mallord William,
R.A Painter.
T. W, Turner,
26, Maiden Lane,
Covent Garden,
1790. 644 View of the Archbishop's
Palace, Lambeth.
W, Turner,
26, Maiden Lane,
Covent Garden.
King John's palace, Eltham.
Sweakley, near Uxbridge, the
seat of the Rev. Mr. Clarke.
Malmsbury Abbey.
The Pantheon, the morning
after the fire.
Hand Court, Maiden Lane,
Covent Garden.
View on the river Avon, near
St. Vincent's rock, Bristol.
Gate of St. Augustine's Monas-
tery, Canterbury.
The rising squall, hot wells,
from St. Vincent's Rock,
Bristol.
Second fall of the river Monach,
Devil's Bridge, Cardigan-
shire.
Porch of Great Malvern Ab-
bey, Worcestershire.
Christ Church gate, Canter-
bury.
Inside of Tintern Abbey, Mon-
mouthshire.
St. Anselm's chapel, with part
of Thomas-k-Becket's crown,
Canterbury Cathedral.
St. Hugh's, the Burgundian's
porch at Lincoln Cathedral.
Marford Mill, Wrexham, Den-
bighshire.
West Entrance of Peter-
borough Cathedral.
Transept of Tintern Abbey,
Monmouthshire.
Welsh Bridge, at Shrewsbury.
View near the Devil's Bridge,
with the river RyddoU, Cardi-
ganshire.
Choir in King's College Chapel,
Cambridge.
Cathedral Church at Lincoln.
Fishermen at sea.
Close Gate, Salisbury.
St. Erasmus and Bishop Islip's
Chapel, Westminster Abbey.
651 Woolverhampton, Staflford-
shire.
656 Landilo Bridge and Dinevor
CasUe.
VIII.
1 79 1.
494
$60
1792.
4J6
47»
1793-
263
316
3»3
1794.
3J3
336
388
40a
408
1795-
411
$81
585
589
$93
609
616
621
1796. 305
369
395
1796. 686 Internal of a cottage; a study
at Ely.
699 Chale Farm, Isle of Wight.
701 Landaff Cathedral, South
Wales.
702 Remains of Waltham Abbey,
Essex.
711 Trancept and choir of Ely
Minster.
715 West front of Bath Abbey.
1797. 136 Moonlight; a study at Mill-
bank.
279 Fishermen coming a shore at
sun set, previous to a gale.
(In the index. No. 344 is
given in error.)
427 Trancept of Ewenny Priory,
Glamorganshire.
450 Choir of Salisbury Cathedral.
464 Ely Cathedral, South Trancept.
517 North Porch of Salisbury
Cathedral.
1798. 118 Winesdale, Yorkshire — an
autumnal morning.
196 Morning amongst the Coniston
Fells, Cumberland.
*' Ye mists and exhalations that
now rise
From hill or streaming lake,
dusky or gray,
'Till the sun paints your fleecy
skirts with gold.
In honour to the world's great
Author, rise." — Milton,
Far. Lost, Book V.
322 Dunstanburgh Castle, N.E.
Coast of Northumberland —
Sunrise after a squally night.
" The precipice abrupt,
Breaking horror on the black-
en'd flood.
Softens at thy return —
The desert joys.
Wildly thro* all his melancholy
bounds.
Rude ruins glitter; and the
briny deep
Seen from some pointed pro-
montory's top.
Far to the blue horizon's ut-
most verge,
Restless, reflects a floating
gleam." — Vide Thompson's
Seasons.
346 Refectory of Kirkstall Abbey,
Yorkshire.
353 Norham Castle, on the Tweed
— summer's morn.
** But yonder comes the power-
ful King of Day,
34
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turner, Joseph Mallord William, R.A.
— continued.
Rejoicing in the East; the less-
ening cloud,
The kindling azure, and the
mountain's brow
Illumined — his near approach
betoken glad." — Vide
Thompson's Seasons,
1798. 404 Holy Island Cathedral, North-
umberland.
408 Ambleside Mill, Westmore-
land.
435 The dormitory and transcept
of Fountain's Abbey — Even-
ing.
"All ether, softening, sober,
evening takes
Her wonted station on the
middle air:
A thousand shadows at her
beck —
In circle following circle, gath-
ers round,
To close the face of things." —
Vide Thompson's Seasons.
527 Buttermere Lake, with part of
Cromackwater, Cumberland
— a shower.
"Till in the western sky the
downward sun
Looks out effulgent — the rapid
radiance instantaneous
strikes
Th* illumin'd mountains — in a
yellow mist
Bestriding earth — the grand
ethereal bow
Shoots up immense, and every
hue unfolds." — Vide
Thompson's Seasons.
640 A study in September of the
fern house, Mr. Lock's park,
Mickleham, Surry.
1799' 55 Fishermen becalmed previous
to a storm — twilight.
192 Harlech Castle, from Twgwyn
ferry — summer's evening,
twilight.
"Now came still evening on,
and twilight grey.
Had in her sober livery all
things clad"
" Hesperus that led
The starry host rode brightest
till the moon
Rising in clouded majesty un-
veiled her peerless light."
— Milton's Paradise Last^
Book 4.
1799. ^75 Battle ofthe Nile, at ten o'clock,
when the L'Orient blew up,
from the station of the gun
boats between the battery
and Castle of Aboukir.
" Immediate in a flame.
But soon obscured with smoke,
all heav'n appear'd.
From those deep-throated en-
gines belch'd, whose roar
Imbowel'd with outrageous
noise the air.
And all her entrails tore, dis-
gorging foul
Their devilish glut, chain'd
thunderbolts and hail
Of iron globes."— i//7/i?«, P.
Lost^ book 6.
305 Kilgarran Castle on the Twy-
vey — hazy sunrise, previ-
ous to a sultry day.
325 Sunny morning. The cattle by
S. Gilpin, R.A.
326 Abergavenny bridge, Mon-
mouthshire — clearing up
after a showery day.
327 Inside of the chapter house of
Salisbury Cathedral.
335 West front of Salisbury Cathe-
dral.
340 Caernarvon Castle.
" Now rose.
Sweet Evening, solemn hour,
the sun declin'd
Hung golden o'er this nether
firmament.
Whose broad cerulean mirror,
calmly bright,
Gave back his beamy visage
to the sky
With splendour undiminish'd.
—Mailet.
356 Morning. From Dr. Lang-
horne's " Visions of Fancy."
"Life's morning landscape
gilt with orient light, etc."
434 Warkworth Castle, Northum-
berland — thunder storm ap-
proaching at sunset.
" Behold, slow settling o'er the
lurid grove.
Unusual darkness broods; and
growing, gains
The full possession of the
skyj and on yon baneful
cloud
A redd'ning gloom, a magazine
of fate
Ferment." — Thompson's Sea-
sons.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
35
(Elected A.R.A.)
64, Harley Street,
1800. 100 Dolbadern Castle, North Wales.
" How awful is the silence of
the waste,
Where nature lifts her moun-
tains to the sky.
Majestic solitude, behold the
tower
Where hopeless Owen, long
imprisoned, pin*d
And wrung his hands for liberty
in vain."
206 The fifth plague of Egypt.
"And Moses stretched forth
his hands towards heaven,
and the Lord sent thunder
and hail, and the fire ran
along theground." — Exodus^
ix, 23.
328 View of the Gothic Abbey
(afternoon) now building at
Fonthill, the seat of William
Beckford, Esq.
341 South west view of a Gothic
Abbey (morning), now build-
ing at Fonthill for William
Beckford, Esq.
351 Caernarvon Castle, North
Wales. "And now on Arvon's
haughty tow'rs, The Bard the
song of pity pours, etc."
566 South view of the Gothic Abbey
(Evening) now building at
Fonthill, etc.
663 East view of the Gothic Abbey
(noon) now building at
Fonthill, etc.
680 North-east view of the Gothic
Abbey (sunset) now build-
ing at Fonthill, etc.
75, Norton St,, Portland Road.
1801. 157 Dutch boats in a gale; fisher-
men endeavouring to put
their fish on board.
281 The Army of the Medes de-
stroyed in the desart by a
whirlwind. Foretold by Jere-
miah, chap. XV, ver. 32, 33.
329 London — autumnal morning.
343 Pembroke Castle, South
Wales; thunder storm ap-
proaching.
358 St. Donat's castle. South Wales
— summer evening.
415 Chapter House — Salisbury.
(Elected R.A.)
/. M. W. Turner,
1802. no Fishermen upon a lee shore in
squally weather. i
1802. 153 The tenth plague of Egypt.
"And it came to pass that
at midnight the Lord smote
all the firstborn in the land,
etc."
227 Ships bearing up for anchorage.
366 The fall of the Clyde, Lanark-
shire — Noon. Vide Aken-
side's Hymn to the Naiads.
377 Kilchern Castle, with the Cru-
chan Ben mountains, Scot-
land — Noon.
424 Edinburgh new tower, castle,
etc., from the water of Leith.
$19 Jason.
862 Ben Lomond mountains —
Scotland : The Traveller.
Vide Ossian's War of Caros.
1803. 24 Bonneville, Savoy, with Mont
Blanc.
no The festival upon the opening
of the vintage of Macon.
146 Calais Pier, with French Pois-
sards preparing for sea; an
English packet arriving.
156 Holy family.
237 Chateaux de St. Michael,
Bonneville, Savoy.
384 St. Huges denouncing venge-
ance on the shepherd of
Cormayer in the valley of
d'Aoust.
396 Glacier and Source of the
Arveron, going up to the
Mer de Glace.
64, Harley Street,
1804. 183 Boats carrying out anchors
and cables to Dutch men of
war in 1665.
207 Narcissus and Echo. "So
melts the youth, and lan-
guishes away, etc."
373 Edinburgh from Caulton Hill.
1806. 182 Fall of the Rhine at Schaff-
hausen.
394 Pembroke Castle; clearing up
of a thunder-storm.
1807. "35 A country blacksmith disput-
ing upon the price of iron,
and the price charged to the
butcher for shoeing his
poney.
162 Sun rising through vapour;
fishermen cleaning and sell-
ing fish.
(Professor in perspective.)
64, Harley Street and
West End Upper Mall,
Hammersmith,
i8o8. 1 16 The Unpaid bill, or the Dentist
36
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turner, Joseph Mallord William, R,A.
— continued,
reproving his son's prodi-
gality.
1809. 22 Spithead; Boat's crew recover-
ing an anchor.
105 Tabley, the seat of Sir J. F.
Leicester, Bart. — windy day.
146 Tabley, Cheshire, the seat of
Sir J. F. Leicester, Bart. —
calm morning.
175 The garretteer's petition.
" Aid me, ye powers ! O bid
my thoughts to roll
In quick succession, animate
my soul;
Descend my muse, and every
thought refine.
And finish well my long, my
long-sought line."
1810. 85 Lowther Castle, Westmoreland,
the seat of the Earl of
Lonsdale; north-west view of
UUeswater Lane — evening.
115 Lowther Castle, Westmoreland
(the north front), with the
river Lowther — midday.
158 Petworth, Sussex, the seat of
the Earl of Egremont — dewy
morning.
Queen Anne Street and
West End Upper Mall,
Hammersmith,
181 1. 70 Mercury and Hers^.
" Close by the sacred walls in
wide Munichia's plain,
The God well pleased beheld
the virgin train."
— Ovid's Metamorphoses,
81 Apollo and Python.
** Envenom'd by thy darts, the
monster coiVd,
Portentous, horrible, and vast
his snake-like form
Rent the huge {lortal of his
rocky den.
And in the throes of death he
tore.
His many wounds in one, while
earth
Absorbing, blackened with his
gore."
— Hymn of Cai/imachus.
177 Somer-Hill, near Tunbridgc,
the seat of W. F. Woodirate,
Esq.
244 Whalley Bridge and Abbey,
Lancashire; Dyers washing
and drying cloth.
295 Windsor Park; with horses by
the late Sawrey Gilpin, Esq.,
R.A.
181 1. 312 November; Flounder fishing.
331 Chryses.
"The trembling priest along
the shore retum'd
And in the anguish of a SEither
mourn'd;
Disconsolate, not daring to
complain.
Silent he wander'd by the
sounding main :
Till safe at distance to his God
he prays,
The God who darts around the
world his rays."
— Pop^sHomet^s Iliads book i.
351 May; chickens.
392 Scarborough, Town and Castle
— morning; boys collecting
crabs.
181 2. 149 A View of the Castle of St
Michael, near Bonneville,
Savoy.
i6i Viewof the High StreetjOxford.
169 View of Oxford, from the
Abingdon Road.
258 Snowstorm: Hannibal and his
army crossing the Alps.
"Craft, treachery, and fraud,
Salassian force.
Hung on the fainting rear!
then Plunder seiz'd.
The victor and the captive,
Saguntum's spoil,
Alike became their prey; still
the chief advanc'd,
Look'd on the sun with hope,
low, broad, and wan;
While the fierce archer of the
downward year
Stains Italy's blanch'd barrier
with storms.
In vain each pass, ensanguined
deep mth dead.
Or rocky fragments, mde de-
struction roird,
Still on Campania's fertile
plains — he thought
But the loud breeze sob'd,
Capua's joys beware!
—MS. P. Fallacies of Hope.
{This is the first of the
anonymous poetry. It is be-
lieved that the ''Fallacies of
Hope** was written by Turner
himself)
1 813. 15 Frosty morning. "The rigid
hoar frost melts before his
beam." — Thomsofis Seasons.
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1813. ai 3 The deluge. " Meanwhile the
south wind rose, etc." — Mil-
ton's Paradise Lost,
Queen Anne Street West^
and Solus Lodge^
Twickenham,
18 14. 177 Dido and ^Eneas.
" When next the sun his rising
light displays,
And gilds the world below
with purple rays,
The Queen, ^Eneas, and the
Tynan Court,
Shall to the shady woods for
sylvan games resort."
4M Book of Dryden^s ^neis.
Queen Anne Street West,
and Sandycomlfe Lodge,
Twickenham,
1815. 6 Bligh Sand, near Sheemess —
Fishing boats trawling.
94 Crossing the brook.
15S Dido building Carthage; or
the rise of the Carthaginian
Empire. — istbook of Virgifs
yEneid.
19a The Battle of Fort Rock: Val
d'Aouste, Piedmont, 1796.
"The snow-capt mountain
and huge towers of ice, etc."
—Fallacies of Hope, MS,
258 The eruption of the Souffrier
Mountains, in the Island of
St. Vincent, at midnight, on
the 30th of April, 18 12,
from a sketch taken at the
time by Hugh P. Keane,
Esq. "There in stupendous
horror grew, etc."
a8i The Passage of Mount St. Got-
hard, taken from the centre
of theTeufels Broch (Devil's
Bridge), Switzerland.
291 The great fall of the Reichen-
bach, in the valley of Hasle,
Switzerland.
316 Lake of Lucerne, from the
landing place at Flaelen,
looking towards Bauen and
Teirs Chapel, Switzerland.
i8i6. 55 The Temple of Jupiter Panel-
lenius restored. " Twas now
the earliest morning: soon
the sun, Risingabove^^^Vxa,
poured his light, etc."
71 View of the Temple of Jupiter
Panellenius, in the Island of
i£gina, with the Greek na-
tional dance of the Romaika:
the Acropolis of Athens in
the distance. Painted from
a sketch taken by H. Gaily
Knight, Esq., in 1810.
1817. 195 The decline of theCarthaginian
Empire — Rome being deter-
mined on the overthrow of
her hated rival, demanded
of her such terms as might
either force her into war, or
ruin her by compliance; the
enervated Carthaginians, in
their anxiety for peace, con-
sented to give up even their
arms and their children.
"At Hope's delusive smile
The chieftain's safety and
the mother's pride, etc."
18 18. 129 Raby Castle, the seat of the
Earl of Darlington.
166 Dort or Dordrecht: The Dort
packet-boat from Rotterdam
becalmed.
263 The Field of Waterloo. " Last
noon beheld them full of
lusty life, etc."
474 Landscape, Composition of
Tivoli.
18 19. 136 Entrance of t he Meuse: Orange-
merchant on the Bar, going
to pieces; Brill Church bear-
ing S.E. by S., Masensluys
E. by S.
206 England, Richmond Hill, on
the Prince R^ent's Birth-
day. " Which way, Amanda,
shall we bend our course?
etc:'— Thomson.
1820. 206 Rome from the Vatican. Raf-
faelle, accompanied by La
Fornarina, preparing his
pictures for the decoration
of the Loggia.
What you will !
The Bay of Baiae, with Apollo
and the Sybil. " Waft me to
sunny Baiae's shore."
Harbour of Dieppe (change-
ment de domicile).
Rise of the River Stour at
Stourhead. " From his two
springs in Stourton's woody
glade. Pure welling out —
into the lake, He pours his
infant stream.
(This number is not in the
index, and the picture was
consequently overlooked by
Thornbuty,)
1826. 72 Cologne, the arrival of a packet
boat — Evening.
1822.
1823.
114
77
1825.
15a
46s
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Turner, Joseph Mallord William, R,A.
— continued.
1826. 132 Forum Romanum for Mr.
Soane's Museum.
297 View from the Terrace of a
Villa at Niton, Isle of Wight,
from sketches by a lady.
( This number is not in the
indexy and the picture was
consequently overlooked by
Thornbury,)
324 The seat of William Moffatt,
Esq., at Mortlake — Early
(Summer's) morning.
1827. 74 "Now for the painter" (rope)
— Passengers going on board.
147 Port Ruysdael.
166 Rembrandt's daughter.
300 Mortlake Terrace, the seat of
William Moffatt, Esq.— Sum-
mer evening.
319 Scene in Derbyshire. "When
first the sun with beacon red."
1828. 70 Dido directing the equipment
of the fleet, or the morning
of the Carthaginian Empire.
1 1 3 East Cowes Castle, the seat of
J. Nash, Esq.; the Regatta
beating to windward.
152 East Cowes Castle, the seat of
J. Nash, Esq. ; the regatta
starting for their moorings.
262 Boccaccio relating the tale of
the Birdcage.
1829. 19 The banks of the Loire.
42 Ulysses deriding Polyphemus.
Homer's Odyssey.
337 The Loretto necklace.
520 Messieurs les voyageurs on their
return from Italy (par la
diligence) in a snow drift
upon Mount Tarrar, 22 nd
of January, 1829.
1830. 7 Pilatewashing his hands. "And
when Pilate saw he could
prevail nothing, etc.*' — St,
MattheWy xxvii, 24.
30 View of Orvieto, painted inRome
181 Palestrina, a composition.
"Or from yon mural rock, high
crowned Praeneste,
Where misdeeming of his
strength, the Carthaginian
stood.
And marked, with eagle eye,
Rome as his victim."
—MS. Fallacies of Hope,
226 Jessica. "5-^^^^^. Jessica, shut
the window, I say." — Mer-
chant of Venice,
1830. 304 Calais Sands, low water— Pois-
sards collecting bait.
432 Fish-market on the sands — the
sun rising through a vapour.
493 Funeral of Sir Thomas Law-
rence; a sketch from memory.
1 83 1. 73 Life-boat Manby apparatus
goin^off toastranded vessel,
makmg signal (blue lights)
of distress.
162 Caligula's Palace and bridge.
" What now remains of all the
mighty bridge
Which made Lucerne lake an
inner pool,
Caligula, but massy fragments
left,
As monuments of doubt and
ruined hopes,
Yet gleaming in the morning's
ray, that tell
How Baia's shore was loved in
times gone by?" — MS.
Fallacies of Hope,
178 Vision of Medea.
"Or Medea, who in the full
tide of mtchery
Had lured the dragon, gained
her Jason's love.
Had filled the spell-bound bowl
with iEson's life.
Yet dashed it to the ground, and
raised the poisonous snake
High in the jaundiced sky to
write its murderous coil,
Infuriate in the wreck of hope,
withdrew.
And in the fired palace her
twin offspring threw." —
MS, Fallacies of Hope,
263 Lucy, Countess of Carlisle, and
Dorothy Percy's visit to their
father. Lord Percy, when
under attainder upon the
supposition of his being con-
cerned in thegunpowderplot.
288 Admiral Van Tromp's barge at
the entrance of the Texel,
1645.
298 Watteau; study by Fresnoy's
rules.
"White, when it shines ¥rith
unstained lustre clear.
May bear an object back, or
bring it near." — Fresnqy^s
Art of Paintings 496.
406 " In this arduous service (of re-
connaissance) on the French
coast, 1805, one of our
cruisers took the ground, and
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39
had to sustain the attack of
the fly ing artillery along shore,
the batteries, and the fort of
Vimieux, which fired heated
shot, until she could warp
off at the rising tide, which
set in with all the appearance
of a stormy night."
1832, 70 Childe Harold's pilgrimage —
Italy. "And now. Fair Italy!
Thou art the garden of the
world, etc." — Byron,
153 The Prince of Orange, William
III, embarked from Holland
and landed at Torbay, Nov-
ember 4, 1 688, after a stormy
passage. The yacht in which
His Majesty sailed was, after
many changes and services,
finally wrecked on Hamburgh
sands while employed in the
Hull trade.
206 Van Tromp's shallop at the
entrance of the Scheldt.
284 Helvoetsluys — the City of
Utrecht, 64, going to sea.
355 "Then Nebuchadnezzar came
near to the mouth of the
burning fiery furnace, and
said, Shadrach, Meshach,
and Abednego, come forth
and come hither, etc." —
Daniel^ iii, 26.
453 Staffa, Fingal's cave. "Nor of
a theme less solemn tells,
tic:'— Lord of the Isles.
1833. 8 Rotterdam ferry boat.
109 Bridge of Sighs, Ducal Palace,
and Custom House, Venice.
Canaletti painting.
125 Van Goyen looking out for a
subject.
146 Van Tromp returning after the
battle off the Dogger Bank.
169 Ducal Palace, Venice.
462 Mouth of the Seine, Quille-
bceuf. This estuary is so
dangerous, from its quick-
sands, that any vessel taking
the ground is liable to be
sanded and overwhelmed by
the rising tide, which rushes
in in one wave.
1^34- 5» The fountain of Indolence.
75 The Golden bough. (MS.
Fallacies of Hope.)
175 Venice.
199 Wreckers, coast of Northumber-
land, with a steam boat as-
sisting a ship off shore.
1834. 317 St MichaePs Mount, Corn-
wall.
1835. 24 Keelmen heaving in coals by
night.
74 The bright stone of honour
(Ehrenbreitstein),and Tomb
of Marceau, from Byron's
Childe Harold.
"By Coblentz, on a rise of
gentle ground.
There is a small and simple
pyramid, etc."
155 Venice, from the porch of
Madonna della Salute.
234 Line fishing off Hastings.
294 The burning of the Houses of
Lords and Commons, Octo-
ber 16, 1834.
1836. 73 Juliet and her nurse.
144 Rome, from Mount Aventine.
182 Mercury and Argus.
1837. 31 Scene: a street in Venice.
^^ Antonio. Hear me yet, good
Shylock. Shylock. Ill have
my bond." — Merchant of
VenicCy act iii, sc. 3.
1 30 Story of Apollo and Daphne. —
Ovid's Metamorphoses.
" Sure is my bow, unerring is
my dart, etc."
274 The parting of Hero and Lean-
der ; from the Greek of
Musaeus. " The morning
came too soon, etc."
480 Snowstorm, avalanche and in-
undation — a scene in the
upper part of Val d'Aout,
Piedmont.
1838. 31 Phryne going to the public bath
as Venus — Demosthenes
taunted by i£chines.
57 Modem Italy; The Pifferari.
192 Ancient Italy; Ovid banished
from Rome.
1839. 43 The fighting "Temeraire,"
tugged to her last berth to be
broken up, 1838. "The flag
which braved the battle and
the breeze, No longer owns
her."
66 Ancient Rome; Agrippina land-
ing with the ashes of Ger-
manicus. The Triumphal
Bridge and palace of the
Caesars restored.
** The clear stream, aye.
The yellow Tiber, glimmers to
her beam
Even while the sun is set-
ting."
40
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Turner, Joseph Mallord William, R,A.
— continued.
1839. 70 Modern Rome;Campo Vaccine.
"The moon is up and yet it
is not night, The sun as yet
divides the day with her."
360 Pluto carrying off Proserpine.
— Ovid^s Me tarn,
463 Cicero at his villa.
1840. 27 Bacchus and Ariadne.
55 Venice, the Bridge of Sighs.
"I stood upon a bridge, a
palace and a prison on each
hand." — Byron.
71 Venice, from the Canale della
Giudecca, chiesa di S. Maria
della Salute, etc.
203 Slavers throwing overboard the
dead and dying. Typhon
comingon. "Aloft, all hands,
strike the top-masts and be-
lay, etc."— J/IS". Fallacies of
Hope,
243 The new moon; or, Fve lost
my boat. You shan't have
your hoop.
419 Rockets and blue lights (close
at hand) to warn steam-boats
of shoal water.
461 Neapolitan fisher-girlssurprised
bathing by moonlight.
1 84 1. 53 Ducal Palace, Dogano, with
part of San Georgio, Venice.
66 Giudecca, la Donna Salute and
San Georgio.
176 Schloss Rosenau, the seat of
H.R.H. Prince Albert of
Coburg, near Coburg, Ger-
many.
277 Depositing of John Bellini's
three pictures in la Chiesa
Redentore, Venice.
532 Dawn of Christianity (Flight
into Egypt). " That star has
risen." — Rev. T. Gisbome's
Walks in a Forest.
542 Glaucus and Scylla. Ovid's
Metamorphoses.
1842. 52 The Dogano, San Giorgio, Ci-
tella, from the steps of the
Europa.
73 Campo Santo, Venice.
182 Snow storm — steam-boat off a
harbour's mouth making
signals in shallow water, and
going by the lead. The
author was in this storm on
the night the Ariel left Har-
wich.
338 Peace— burial at sea. "The
midnight torch gleamed o'er
the steamer's side, And
Merit's corse was yielded to
the tide."— /ii//aaf J of Hope
{Bunal of Wiikie).
1842. 353 War. The exile and the rock
limpet
"Ah! thy tent-formed shell is
like
A soldier's nightly bivouac,
alone
Amidst a sea of blood
but you can join your
comrades.*'
— Fallacies of Hope.
1843. '4 The opening of the Wallhalla,
1842.
" Who rode on thy relentless
car, fallacious Hope?
He, though scathed at Ratis-
bon, poured on
The tide of war o'er all thy
plain, Bavare,
Like the swollen Danube to
the gates of Wien;
But peace returns — the morn-
ing ray
Beams on the Walhalla, reared
to science and the arts,
And men renowned, of Ger-
man fatherland."
129 The sun of Venice going to
sea.
''Fair shines the mom, and
soft the Zephyrs blow a
gale,
Venicia's fisher spreads his
painted sail,
Nor heeds the demon that in
grim repose
Expects his evening prey."
144 Dogana, and Madonna della
Salute, Venice.
363 Shade and Darkness — ^the even-
ing of the Deluge.
" The moon put forth her sign
of woe unheeded ;
But disobedience slept; the
darkening Deluge closed
around
And the last token came; the
giant framework floated.
The scared birds forsook their
nightly shelter screaming.
And the beasts waded to the
ark."
— Fallacies of Hope.
385 Light and colour (Goethe's
theory)— the morning after
the Deluge — Moses writing
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41
1843- 554
1844. "
62
ass
345
356
1845.
so
n
117
162
396
422
1846.
59
74
»37
384
411
494
1847. 180
VIII.
the book of Genesis. " The
ark stood firm on Ararat,
etc." MS. FcUlades of Hope,
St. Benedetto looking towards
Fusina.
Ostend.
Fishing boats bringing a dis-
abled ship into Port Rys-
dael.
Rain, steam and speed — The
Great Western Railway.
Van Tromp, going about to
please his masters, ships a
sea, getting a good wetting.
Vide Lives of the Dutch
Painters.
Venice, Maria della Salute.
Approach to Venice. " The
path lies o'er the sea in-
visible, etc." — Rogers' Italy,
" The moon is up, etc." —
Byron,
Venice Quay, Ducal Palace.
Whalers. F/itilfBeale's Voyage,
p. 163.
Whalers. Vide Beale's Voyage,
p. 165.
Venice, Evening — gomg to the
Ball. MS. Faiiades of Hope,
Morning — returning from the
Ball, St Martino. MS, Fal-
lades of Hope,
Venice — noon. MS. Fallacies
of Hope,
Venice, sunset — a fisher. MS,
Fallacies of Hope.
Returning from the ball (St.
Martha).
Going to the ball (San Mar-
tino).
" Hurrah ! for the whaler Ere-
bus! another fish!" Beale's
Voyage.
Undine giving the ring to Mas-
saniello, fisherman of
Naples.
The Angel standing in the sun.
" And I saw an angel stand-
ing in the sun, etc." — Revela-
tion xix, 17,18. "The morn-
ing march that flashes to the
sun, etc," — Rogers,
Whalers (boiling blubber) en-
tangled in flaw ice, endea-
vouring to extricate them-
selves.
The hero of a hundred fights.
An idea suggested by the
German invocation upon
casting the bell; in England
called Tapping the furnace.
MS. Fallades of Hope,
1849. 81 The wreck buoy.
206 Venus and Adonis.
1850. 174 Mercury sent to admonish
iEneas. "Beneath the
morning mist Mercury waited
to tell him of his neglected
fleet." — ^1/5. Fallades of
Hope.
192 iSneas relating his story to
Dido. " Fallacious Hope
beneath the moon's pale
crescent shone. Dido lis-
tened to Troy being lost
and won." — MS, Fallades of
Hope,
373 The Visit to the tomb. "The
sun went down in wrath at
such ^Qctit:'— MS Fallades
of Hope,
482 The departure of the fleet.
" The orient moon shone on
the departing fleet. Nemesis
invoked, the priest held the
poisoned cup." — MS, Fal-
lades of Hope,
TURNER, Laurence A. ... Architect.
56, Doughty Street.
1897. 1 910 Design for a carved wood
panel.
TURNER, Miss Mary Painter.
114, Great Queen Street,
1798. 75 » The Diana Tulip.
TURNER, Miss Maude M.... Painter.
20, Copthall Avenue,
1903. 999 Her first sitting.
TURNER, P Miniature Painter.
West Ham^ Essex.
1 781. 318 Portrait of a gentleman.
1782. 276 do. do.
1785. 33 « do. do.
TURNER, Robert Painter.
1839. 480 The grinders.
585 The Grinder's dinner hour.
Ridgway^ near Sheffield.
1 84 1. 465 Gipsy Camp, with an approach-
ing thunderstorm.
602 An applicant for admission
into the boys' charity school,
Sheffield.
632 Sheffield Grinder's Christmas
dinner, with mummers.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Turner, Robert — continued,
1 84 1. 660 Modern improvements; or the
deserting village.
4, Brewer Street^ Pimiico,
1844. 224 Sketch, game and vegetables.
TURNER, Sophia A Painter.
24, Charing Cross.
1 791. 623 The last scene of the Maid of
the Mill.
1792. 725 Scene in Love in a Village.
1793. 847 I ncle discovering Yarico in the
cave.
TURNER, T Painter.
1808.
455 View from Halldown, Devon-
shire.
469 View of the waterfall, Chud-
leigh, Devon.
19, Stephen Street,
Rathbone Place.
1811.
284 A waterfall near Lynmouth,
Devon.
1812.
437 A waterfall near Chudleigh,
Devon.
711 A View near Lynmouth,
Devon.
1813.
778 A Cottage in Devonshire.
1814.
538 Fall of the Lyn, North Devon.
6, Charlotte Street,
Portland Place.
1815.
425 Bickleigh Vale, Devon.
^2, John Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1818.
467 Master J. Melville.
848 View near Exeter.
1819.
853 Part of Tiverton Castle.
1007 View of Mam head church,
Devon.
1820.
760 View near Sidmouth.
1827.
639 A portrait.
1834.
477 Cove Bridge, near Tiverton.
535 Cottage Scene near Towen,
Merionethshire.
21, Dempsey Street, Stepmy.
1837.
951 View near Islington, from a
sketch in 1824.
1839.
595 Portrait of an artist.
TURNER, Thackeray Architect.
24, Bucklersbury.
1836. 946 Design for a nobleman's man-
sion.
1043 Design for a residence in the
gothic style.
\l,Judd Place West.
1842. 1009 Design for the Infant Orphan
Asylum at Snaresbrook, etc.
1844. 121 1 One of the designs for the
column proposed to be
erected to the memory of
the late Earl of Leicester in
Holkham Park, Norfolk.
1859. 1090 Design for the Ulster Bank.
TURNER, W Painter.
At Mr. G. Turnet^s,
Walthamstow.
1787. 47" Dover Castle.
601 View of Wanstead House, the
seat of Sir James Tinley
Long.
129, Shoreditch,
1792. 479 View of Paris, from the side of
the Louvre.
533 View of Chinkford Hall, Essex.
1808. 463 Somerset House, from the
Thames.
551 View of Guildhall, from the
End of King Street.
18 1 3. 66 Portrait of a gentleman.
125 do. young lady.
353 View of Portsmouth, from
Gosport.
18 1 6. 4 View of Rochester and Chat-
ham, from the Martello
lights.
223 Portrait of a young lady.
360 do. Mrs. J. B. Sharpe.
TURNER, W Sculptor.
Richmond Buildings.
1804. 929 Bust of an old lady.
7, Union Street,
Berkeley Square.
1 8 13. 545 Portrait of Mr. Tucker.
894 Bust of Mr. T. Brown.
1 8 14. 762 do. an artist.
1815. 908 do. J. Shaw, Esq.
18 19. 1243 do. the late Mrs. Phillips
of Tean Hall.
TURNER, William (of Oxford).
Painter.
15, Broad Street,
Golden Square.
1807. 143 A scene from Nature.
203 Scene near Woodstock, Oxford-
shire.
510 A Wood scene near Burford,
Oxfordshire.
London Place,
St. Clement's, Oxford.
1826. 241 A landscape.
340 New Forest, Hants.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
43
16, St. John Street, Oxford.
iS37« *35 Winter — scene in Cumnerfield,
near Oxford.
1839. 525 View of Portsmouth Harbour
in the time of peace, as it is
seen from Portsdown Hill.
1840. 194 View near Shipton-on-Cherwell,
Oxfordshire.
1846. 1 1 50 View from Bow Hill, on the
South Downs, near Chi-
chester — Langston and
Portsmouth Harbours, and
the Isle of Wight in the
distance.
1857. 475 A View near Burton Dasset,
Warwickshire.
TURNER, W. A Painter.
18, Abliey Place,
St. John's Wood.
1844. 16 Wild Fowl.
(W. A. Turner in the index, and
W, H. Turner in the catalogue.)
TURNER, William B Painter.
Trefriw, North Wales.
1887, 279 A country smithy.
TURNER, William D Painter.
13, Lee Street,
Kings land Road.
1902. S63 Portrait of a girl.
890 Study of a man's head.
958 Muriel.
TURNER, William L Painter.
The Walnuts,
Barrow, near Derby.
1890. 734 The gloom of the Forest, near
Killin, N.B.
1891. U13 A lone glen in the Western
Islands.
1892. 68 Among the wild mountains.
1893. »84 "The strength of the hills is
His also."
Clavelly, York Hill,
Loughton, Essex.
1896. 156 Where peace and silence reign.
Hawkshead, Lancashire.
1899. 891 Mid mountain solitudes; near
Coniston.
1900. 47 "A temple not made mth
hands.''
Deerholme, Levens, near
Milnthorpe, Westmoreland.
1901. 513 Guardians of the valley.
903 " 'Mid mountains of our north-
em land, Where nature su-
preme."
1 90 1. 909 "Trailing mists o'er rugged
mountains."
The Firs, Kesu^ick.
1904. 251 "Land of brown heath and
shaggy wood, Land of the
mountain and the flood."
TURNER and PALMER.
Architects.
85, Gracechurch Street,
1 89 1. 1830 Office of the Hong Kong and
Shanghai Banking Company.
TURNERELLI, Peter Sculptor.
(Sculptor and Modeller to H.R.H. the
Princess of Wales.)
9, Poland Street.
1802. 958 A nest of cupids.
1056 Bust of the Rev. Arthur
O'Leary.
1084 Bust of H.R.H. Princess Char-
lotte of Wales.
22, Greek Street, Soho.
1804. 848 A bust of Admiral Cell.
1805. 724 Bust of C. Townley, Esq.
740 do. — Bentham, Esq.
782 An Egyptian Goddess.
812 Bust of Mr. C Dignum.
1806. 831 The bust of a young lady.
837 An Egyptian candalabrum.
852 A bust of A. Murphy, Esq.
1807. '^^3 ^U8t in marble of Lord Mel-
ville.
1095 Bust of a lady.
1098 Bust in marble of the late Rt.
Hon. W. Pitt.
1808. 860 Figure of Comedy for a can-
dalabrum.
865 Bust of J. Watts, Esq.
883 Bust in marble of Mr. Oakly.
893 Figure of Tragedy for a can-
dalabrum.
963 Bust of Su- T. B. Proctor, Bart.
995 do. Lady B. Proctor.
1809. 777 A figure of Vesta for a can-
dsdabrum.
788 A bust of Colonel Burr, late
Vice-President of America.
790 Bust of Mr. Fitzsimmons.
863 A bust of H.R.H. the Duke of
Cumberland; executed in
marble.
877 A bust of Mrs. Seabright.
1 8 10. 769 A Madona.
844 The model part of a monument
to be erected in Canterbury
Cathedral to the memory of
Lieut. -Colonel Stewart, 9th
foot, who gloriously fell at
the battle of Roleia.
44
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TurncrcUi, Peter— ^onftnued,
1810. 870 Bust of a lady.
883 The jubilee bust of His Ma-
jesty.
893 A bust of King William the
third.
181 1. 944 A statue of the King.
955 Caro, a favourite Venetian grey-
hound, for the Countess of
Breadalbane.
181 2. 890 Bust of Blair, late Lord Presi-
dent of Scotland.
891 Bust of the Hon. H. Erskine.
908 A small model of the national
bust of His Majesty.
930 Bust of a lady.
18 13. 900 Rev. J. Archer.
902 A sacrifice, being part of a work
to be executed for Spetchley
Hall, near Worcester, the
seat of R. Berkley, Esq.
917 Bust of the Rt. Hon. H.
Grattan.
920 Bust of the Marquess of Well-
ington.
933 A crucifix in ivory.
938 Rev. W. V. Fryer, First Chap-
lain to the Portuguese Em-
bassy.
940 Dr. Elrington, Provost of
Trinity College, Dublin.
(Sculptor to the Queen.)
18 1 4. 766 Bust of R. Elsam, Esq.
783 do. the Hon. H. Erskine.
786 do. theRt. Hon. Sir Joseph
Banks, Bart., K.B. for the
Royal College of Surgeons.
67, Newman Street,
1815. 881 Bust of the Bishop of Win-
chester. i^Hon. Brownlow
North,)
894 Bust of Field-marshal Prince
Blucher.
1 81 6. 919 Sketch for a monument, in me-
mory of Robert Burns, the
Scottish Bard, to be placed
in the mausoleum now erect-
ing at Dumfries. "The
poetic genius of my country
found me, as the prophetic
Bard Elijah did Elisha, at
the plough, and threw her
inspiring mantle over me." —
Bum^ Dedication,
941 Bust of Count Platoff.
954 do. His Grace the Duke of
Wellington.
959 Aj^bust of His Majesty Louis
the Eighteenth, King of
France.
18 1 6. 965 Bust of the Most Rev. Dr.
Troy, Roman Catholic Arch-
bishop of Dublin.
181 7. 1044 The nuptial bust of H.R.H.
Princess Charlotte of Saxe-
Coburg.
1053 The nuptial bust of His S.H.
Leopold, Prince of Saxe-
Coburg.
1818. 1060 Bust of Her late R.H. the
Princess Charlotte.
1093 Bust of His Majesty for the
Royal College of Maynoothi
Ireland.
1 8 19. 1206 Bustof the Bishop of Norwich.
{Bathurst.)
1820. 1030 Marble bust of His late Royal
Highness the Duke of Kent.
1031 Bust of Lord Audley.
1036 do. Lady Audley.
1040 do. the Bishop of Jerusa-
lem.
182 1. 1 1 10 Marble bust of the late Mr.
Grattan.
1 1 1 3 Bust of Lady Caroline Lamb.
1137 do. J. Logier, Esq.
1823. 1069 do. Sir R. Phillips.
1072 do. the Princess Victoria
of Kent at the age of two
years.
1075 Bust of H. S. Johnston, Esq.
1112 Marble bust of her late R.H.
the Princess Charlotte of
Saxe-Coburg.
1824. 989 Bust of Dr. Gall the Craniolo-
gist.
998 Marble bust of the late Right
Rev. Dr. Poynter, C.A.,
London District.
1825. 1004 Bust of Alderman Waithman.
1038 do. William Jerdan, Esq.
1055 do. J. Collitch, Esq.
no. Great Portland Street.
1826. 1023 Bust of Thomas Bellamy,
Esq.
1078 Bust in marble, Countess of
Newburgh.
1827. 1084 Marble bust of Miss Stephens.
no, Great Portland Street^
and 168, Regent Street.
1828. 1153 Bust of Daniel O'Connell,
Esq.
1 1 55 do. the Rt. Rev. Dr. Doyle.
1204 do. Sir George Farrant.
1829. 1 1 66 Marble bust of the Earl of
Ossory.
1 181 Marble bust of the Marquess
of Anglesea.
1205 Marblebust of Donna Marian,
Queen of Portugal.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
45
1830. 1 1 82 Right Hon. Henry Kendal
Bushe, Lord Chief Justice
of Ireland.
1831. 1 129 Princess Adelaide Carolath,
god-child to Her Majesty.
1 147 Lady Morgan the authoress.
1155 Princess Lucy Carolath.
1832. 1 127 Bust of the Hon. Mrs. Ed-
ward Pellew.
1164 Marble bust of Admiral
George Parker.
1222 Marble bust of Mrs. George
Parker.
1223 Bust of Miss Fanny Kemble.
1228 do. Viscount Nevill.
62, Newman Street^
^^ 9S> ^^^ Bond Street.
1833. 1 1 16 Bust of a gentleman.
1 1 89 Bust, in marble, of Sir Henry
Halford, Bart.
1220 Bust of the Right Rev. Dr.
Bramston.
1834. 1050 Bust of the Bishop of Exeter.
{Henry Phillpotts,)
1059 Marble bust of Sir George
Farrant.
nil Bust of Lord Stafford.
1835. 1061 Thomas Attwood, Esq., M.P.
1070 N. A. Vigors, Esq.
1071 Dr. Philpot, Bishop of Exeter.
1 1 24 Viscount Frankfort de Mont-
morency.
1836. 1078 Bust of H. Woodthorpe, Town
Clerk of the City of Lon-
don.
1837. 1224 Bust of Chevalier Buckhausen,
Consul-General of Russia.
1838. 1338 Bust of Mr. Hicks, Surgeon.
1339 do. Right Hon. William
Saurin.
1363 His Excellency Earl Mul-
grave, Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland.
1367 Chevalier Buckhausen, Consul-
General of Russia.
TURPIN DE CRESSE, Count.
Painter.
Farts,
1832. 22 View on the Coast of Sorrento.
130 do. do. do.
131 Temple of Venus at Baiae.
255 View on the Grand Canal,
Venice.
TURQUAND, Miss E Painter.
I, Lambeth Place^ Kennington.
1802. 348 A study from Nature.
1806. 9 Moonlight.
TURRELL, Alfred E.
Miniature Painter.
4, Helena Terrace^ Windsor,
1879. '35^ Portrait of a gentleman.
TURRELL, Arthur Engraver.
9, Mortimer Road^
St. John's Wood.
1877. 1237 The greedy cidves. After
O. Weber.
38, Cavendish Road^
Brondesbury.
1885. 1722 Rose Standish. After G. H.
Boughton, A.R.A.
1731 A spill. After J. R. Reid.
1887. 1564 A monster. After C. Burton
Barber.
1888. 1629 George Grossmith, Esq. After
Weedon Grossmith.
1890. 1584 "All that glitters is not gold."
After Frank Dodd.
1897. 1583 Beatrice. After T. F. Dicksee.
173a The Black Watch at bay. After
W. B. Wollen.
1898. 1488 A wee Rhodesian. After
Ralph Peacock.
TURRELL, Arthur J Engraver.
38, Cavendish Road^
Brondesbury.
1272 Portrait of an old
After Rembrandt.
1452 Portrait of a gentleman.
Franz Hals.
Portrait of himself.
Gerard Douw.
In perfect bliss."
Sir J. E. Millais,
P.R.A.
1593 The top of the hill.
W. Dendy Sadler.
1602 The haven of rest.
W. Dendy Sadler.
1498 Madonna and child.
Filippo Lippi.
1528 "My love to you."
W. Dendy Sadler.
117, Alexandra Road^
St. John's Wood.
1580 Portrait of a nobleman. After
Franz Hals.
1434 "Through the mist of past
years." After Frank Bram-
ley, A.R.A.
"Laddie.
1895.
1896.
1462
1897. 1592
1898.
woman.
After
After
After
Bart.,
After
After
After
After
1900.
1901.
1903.
1904.
1327
1425 Coppet, Lake of Geneva.
46
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TURRBLL, Charles James.
1885.
i493
Miniature Painter.
1516
21, Brecknock Crescent,
1553
1873-
117 S A portrait.
>S55
1395 Sibyll, daughter of the Hon.
1563
Henry and Lady Catherine
Coke.
1565
Sycamore Villa^ Richmond,
1886.
1340
1875.
1131 Mrs. Albert Bankes; on ivory.
.358
1876.
1 193 Bertie.
«359
Medina Lodge^ Hamtnersmith,
1360
1878.
1265 The Countess of Clarendon.
1361
1268 The Marchioness of Or-
1362
monde.
1363
1288 Dorothy and Zoe, daughters of
1364
Sir Richard Courtenay Mus-
1887.
«3»5
grave, Bart., with the "Luck
U93
of Edenhall."
1394
" If e'er this glass shall break
«395
orfaU.
Farewell the luck of Eden-
1396
\i9X\:'— Longfellow.
1397
1879.
1308 Lady Garvagh.
1398
1880.
1367 Mrs. Berens.
«399
1393 Mrs. Frank Ricardo.
1888.
1503
1395 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
1504
Duff.
1505
1396 Mrs. Grant Duff.
1506
1397 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
1507
Grant Duff.
«5»7
1881.
1286 Master Walter Wilson Greg.
1328 Lady Wolseley.
1889.
1583
1329 Miss Douglas Ainslie.
1584
1336 Lady Ottoline V. A. Cavendish-
1585
Bentinck, daughter of the
1586
late General Arthur Caven-
1587
dish-Bentinck.
1588
1337 Charles Philips, son of George
Otto Trevelyan, Esq., M.P.
1882.
1363 Mrs. A. Douglas AinsUe.
1364 " Spring time."
1365 Caroline, wife of George Otto
1589
Trevelyan, Esq., M.P.
1590
1367 Mrs. Bolton.
1370 Miss Sybil Halsey.
137" Kate, daughter of Frank
T890.
1546
Ricardo, Esq.
1883.
1283 Mrs. Garnet Wolseley.
1285 Robert, son of the Rt. Hon.
1547
G. 0. Trevelyan, M.P.
1548
27a, Old Bond Street,
1884.
1484 Lady Agnes Tollemache-Scott.
1549
i486 Dorothy Ann, daughter of
1550
Jervoise Smith, Esq.
1496 Eveline Catherine, daughter of
W. H. Gladstone, Esq.,
1568
M.P.
1 89 1.
iS49
1498 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.
1885.
1477 Elaine, daughter of Sir John
1550
Jenkins, M.P.
«55«
The Countess of March.
The Marchioness of Kildare.
Sir John Jenkins, M.P.
Mrs. Ramsden.
Robert, son of Robert F. Bur
ton, Esq.
Hon. Mrs. W. H. Gladstone.
Lady Eva Wyndham Quin.
Mrs. Leopold de Rothschild.
Lady Sybil Primrose.
Lady Peggie Primrose.
Mrs. Josceline Bagot
Lady Mary Pepys.
The late Lord Rokeby.
Lady Lilian Erskine Wem3rs8.
Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart
Lady Affleck.
Mrs. Wilton Phipps.
Osbert L'Estrange, son of Sir
Charles Mordaunt, Bart
The Hon. Mrs. Boscawen.
The Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P.
Mrs. Houston Boswall-Preston.
Lady Mordaunt.
Lady Dallas.
Mrs. Garnett.
The Countess of Cottenham.
The Countess of Yarborough.
Lady Mollie Grosvenor.
Lionel and Evelyn, sons of
Leopold de Rothschild, Esq.
Lady Maud Ramsden.
Mrs. T. H. Barber.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mrs. Marquand of New York.
My little daughter.
Victoria Alexandrina Stella,
daughter of Major the Hon.
H. C. Legge.
" Where the wicked cease from
troubling, and the weary are
at rest"
Nellie, daughter of Hugh
Cockrane, Esq., of Boston,
U.S.
H.R.H. Princess Victoria of
Wales.
H.R.H. Princess Maud of
Wales.
Lady Ottoline Cavendish-Ben-
tinck.
Miss Audrey Battye.
Alexander, son of Hamar Bass,
Esq., M.P., and the Hon.
Mrs. Bass.
Mrs. Cotton.
Violet, daughter of E. A.
Hambro, Esq.
The Duchess of Portland.
Mrs. Arthur Sassoon.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
47
1891. 1552 Lady Brooke.
1553 Graham Vinicombe, son of
Winchester Clowes, Esq.
«554 William George Cobbett, son
of W. M. Baker, Esq.
1555 Hilda, wife of Colonel Bibby.
1892. 1446 Anthony, son of Leopold de
Rothschild, Esq.
1447 Miss Norah Battye.
144S Mrs. Heathcote.
1449 Colonel Bibby.
1450 Mrs. Smith Barry.
1894. 1 301 The Countess of Carysfort.
1350 James J. Bibby, Esq.
1 358 The Hon. Mrs. Arthur Cadogan.
1360 Ida, wife of Stuart M. Samuel,
Esq.
1895. 1218 The Earl of Carysfort, K.P.
1245 Sir Godfrey V. Thomas, Bart.
1246 Miss Audrey Battye.
1896. 1397 Evelyn, son of the artist
1398 Victoria, daughter of the Rt.
Hon. Mountstuart Grant
Duff.
1399 Eveleen, daughter of Mr. and
the Hon. Mrs. Campbell.
1400 Lady Constance Grosvenor.
1401 Mrs. Archibald Coates.
1897. 1542 Lady Lettice Grosvenor.
1543 Lord Wolverton.
1544 Allan, son of William E. Gil-
mour, Esq.
1545 Lady Wolverton.
1546 The Duchess of Portland.
1547 Lady St Oswald.
1898. 1424 Portrait of a lady.
14*5 Mrs. Kennedy.
1426 Mrs. Atherton.
14*7 Mrs. Clement Newbold.
1428 Lady St. Oswald.
1899. 1399 Lady Carew.
1400 Lady Jane Grey Forbes Tre-
fusis.
1401 Robert English, Esq.
1402 Mrs. Robert English.
1403 Edward Cecil Bewes, Esq.
1404 Mrs. Battye.
1405 Daughter of George A. Draper,
Esq.
1901. 1253 Mrs. Jeanette Leeds.
1282 Sybil Muriel, daughter of the
artist
1290 Lady Hylton.
1902. 1050 Mrs. Charles D. Stickney.
1 1 12 Har and Fenella, daughters of
the Hon. Charles and Lady
Jane Forbes Trefusis.
6, Finchley Road,
1903. 1093 A portrait.
1094 Alex.
1903. 1095 Barbara.
1096 M. Taylor Pyne, Esq.
1097 Mary and Meredith, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy R.
Pyne.
1098 Helen and Constance, children
of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rus-
sell.
1904. 1137 Ethelberta, daughter of A. P.
Russell, Esq.
1228 Mrs. Edwin Gould.
TURRELL, Herbert Painter.
9, Joubert Mansions^ Chelsea,
1898. 1384 St Dorothea.
c\o Charles Turreh.
1900. 1445 Elaine, the lily maid of Astolat
1476 A study in white.
TURTLE, Edward Painter.
Union Street, Isle of Wight.
1840. 322 Chalk Bay, Isle of Wight
TURTON, W Painter.
Whitchurch, near Ross.
1830. 688 Dead Game.
TUSON, G. E Painter.
15, Harley Street.
1854. 238 The cold bath.
24, Ufper Wimpole Street.
1855. 2 Portrait of a gentleman.
246 Miss Rebecca Isaacs.
1857. 625 Major-General Sir William
Fenwick Williams, of Kars,
Bart., K.C.B., M.P., etc.
35, Baker Street.
1858. %%% E. H. Baily, Esq., R.A., F.R.S.
6, Devonshire Street.
1859. 1161 Portrait of a gentleman.
TUSSAUD, Francis Babington.
Sculptor.
58, Baker Strut.
1855. 1471 Bust of Charles Kean, Esq.
1856. 1296 Marble bust of Lady Maclaine.
»345 My younger sister.
1346 W. H. Russell, Esq., special
correspondent of the
** Times " in the Crimea.
TUSSAUD, Joseph Randell.
Sculptor.
10, Salisbury Place,
New Road.
1855. 1463 Bust of R. P. Staines, Esq.
1857. 1208 Francis Tussaud, Esq.
1285 G. V. Brooke, Esq.; marble
bust.
1335 A sketch.
48
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1897. 1973 Major Allan Alison; statuette.
Sketch for the Zimbabye
Memorial.
14a, Cheyne Rem.
1900. 1944 Study of a head; bronze.
1904. 1720 Mrs. £. P. Tennant; bust,
marble.
1777 Jenny; bust.
TWEE DALE, J. See Smith and
TweedalCy vol. vii» page zgo.
TWEEDIE, William Menzies.
Painter.
1847. 602 Summer.
71, Rodney Street^ LioerpooL
1856. 306 A. H. Layard, Esq., M.P.
1858. 357 S. R. Graves, Esq., of Liver-
pool.
50, Baker Street^
Foriman Square.
1859. 256 John Temperley, Esq.
303 Mrs. Temperley.
648 The two eldest daughters of
T. M. Mackay, Esq.
i860. 2 David Tweedie, Esq., R.M.
16 Miss Isabella Searight
571 R. T. W. Sayers, ^.
1 86 1. 154 Portrait of a lady.
395 Thomas Faed, Esq., A.R.A.
44, PiceadiUy.
1863. 461 The Bishop of Oxford.
{Samuel Wil^etforce,)
514 Miss J. C. Mackay.
713 Lord Taunton.
726 G. D. Davy, Esq.
1864. 104 Capt A. M. Calvert, Royal
Horse Artillery.
345 Peter Dixon, Esq.
385 Going out to skate. Portraits
of Mr. Charles and Miss
Davy.
1865. 213 John Edward Johnson, Esq.,
Treasurer of the Royal Hos-
pitals of Bridewell and Beth-
lehem since 1848. Fainted
by subscription of the Gover-
nors.
434 The Right Hon. Frederick
Peel.
1866. 263 The Rev. Dr. John Woolley,
late Principal of the Uni-
versity of Sydney. Fainted
for the students of the Uni-
versity a few weeks previous
to his sailing for Australia
in the unfortunate steamship
''London:'
TUSSAUD, John T Sculptor.
S3, Carlton HiU, N.W.
1 89 1. 1952 George Augustus Sala, Esq.
1893. 1705 The late Lord Tennyson; bust,
marble.
TUTHILL, Captain J. V. ... Painter.
48, Upper Marylebone Street.
1847. 430 The dying sheldrake.
TUTILL, G Painter.
52, Manor Street^ St, Luk^s.
1846. 149 Scarborough Castle.
TUTOP, C Painter.
Tothill Street, WestminsUr.
1782. 521 Internal View of York Cathe-
dral.
TUTTLE, C. Franklin Painter.
2, Trevor Square.
1883. 720 Lonely.
TUTTLE, Mrs. J. B Painter.
William Street, Greenland,
Glasgow.
1889. 311 Corner in a village.
TU VIN , John Miniature Painter.
80, Brick Lane, SpitcUfields.
1778. 317 Two miniatures of ladies.
10, White Lion Street,
Spital Square.
1 78 1. 364 Portrait of a gentleman.
1782. 33» do. lady.
16, Spital Square.
1783. 330 Portrait of a gentleman.
1784. 264 do. lady.
1785. 297 do. do. miniature.
{Miss Falmer.)
1786. 267 Portrait of a lady.
311 do. do.
1787. 286 do. do.
1788. 337 do. do.
1789. 301 do. do.
1 79 1. 366 do. do.
1792. 284 do. gentleman.
TWEED, John Sculptor.
18, Willowbank Street,
Glasgow.
1894. 1782 The landing of James Van
Riebeck at the Cape; relief.
2, Harley Studios,
Bolton Mtivs.
1895. 1659 John Hunter, surgeon; medal-
lion.
1896. 1800 The chief Khama; bust.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
49
i866. 315
443
1867. 341
1868.
360
654
1869.
1870.
446
269
I87I.
1873.
1874.
476
141
1341
The Rt. Hon. W. T. Copeland,
Esq, Alderman, President
of the Royal Hospitals of
Bridewell and Bethlehem.
Mr. Henry Graves.
James Hunt, Esq., F.S.A.,
Founder and late President
of the Anthropological So-
ciety of London. Presented
to him by the Fellows of the
Society,
Neapolitan Peasant.
James Dyce Nicol, Esq., M.P.
Kincardineshire.
William Aitchison, Esq.
John Laird, Esq., M.P. Bir-
kenhead.
Mrs. Laird, Birkenhead.
Mrs. J. M. Currie of Havre.
H.R.H. Prince Arthur.
J. Stewart Hardy, Esq., M.P.
The Rt. Hon. Gathorne Hardy,
Esq , Secretary of State for
War.
TWIDLE, Arthur Painter.
Burleighy Main-road^
Sidcup^ Kent,
1903- *55 In Monmouth's ranks. Sedge-
moor. " Who then fears to
draw the sword And fight
the batde of the Lord?"—
Micah Clarke,
TWIGG, Mrs. Alvine Klein. ..Painter.
22, Crossfield Road^
Hampstead,
1889. 381 Mrs. R. C. Foster.
TWIGG, Andrew R Painter.
36, Brownlow Street,
1808. 572 Crossing the stile.
1 8 10. 50 do. do.
TWIGG, Joseph Painter.
47, Mornington Road,
1879. 1142 Hotel de Ville, Beaugency.
6a, Camden Road,
1885. 1859 Church of Flavigny.
1888. 1165 The yew walk, Midhurst.
TWIGG, J. H Painter.
(K.L.S. Honorary Painter to His Majesty
Mahommet, Shah of Persia.)
12, Bedford Street^
Covent Garden,
1839. 764 Portrait of His Majesty Ma-
hommet, Shah of Persia.
VIII.
TWIGG, Miss Painter.
182 1. 840 The Rev. T. Twigg.
1824. 574 The Rev. C. Rice.
1 2, Bedford Street,
1828. 7*8 The Rev. Robert Twigg.
1840. 679 Miss Love.
TWINING, Miss Eliz.
Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1831. 787 Portraits of the children of
J. A. Twining, Esq.
1835. ^^° Portraits of the children of
Colonel Cock.
TWISS, Miss Jane M Sculptor.
New Street^ Killarney^
CO, Kerry^ Ireland,
1901. 1785 Youthful Mercury; statuette.
TWOART, G. C Painter.
59a, Winchester Street,
1866. 967 Mr. G. T. Twoart.
1867. 1061 Mr. G. D. Twoart.
1 1 89 Mrs. G. D. Twoart.
1868. 1022 Stephan.
1076 Evangeline,
11C9 Maidenhood.
1165 Medallion of a gentleman.
17, Westmoreland Place^
Pimlico,
187 1. 1337 Portrait of a gentleman.
TWYMAN, Miss Miriam.
Miniature Painter.
3, North Villas,
Camden Square,
1 89 1. 1467 Doady.
1892. 1369 H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence
and Avondale.
TYE, Miss Edith A Painter.
57, Tressillian Roady
St, John's, S.E,
1892.
729 White azaleas.
1893.
226 do.
1894.
1206 Carnations.
1895.
961 Michaelmas daisies.
1896.
1169 Some empty houses.
1897.
1 1 22 Study in grey and gold.
1336 Azaleas.
1899.
1066 Delphiniums.
1903.
869 Still life.
898 Pinks.
960 Autumn.
TYERMAN,T Architect.
At Bailey and Wiltshire,
Lambeth,
1821.
1066 Design for a museum.
H
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
TYERMAN and PAYNE.
Architects.
Exchange Building.
1832. 1094 Elevation of New Chapel,
Puckeridge, Herts.
. L Painter.
Bishofs Stortford.
Cottages at Great Hallingbury,
Essex.
Cottages near Bishop's Stort-
ford.
View near Much Hadham,
Herts.
Hill Farm, Much Hadham,
Herts.
Group of tulips from nature.
View on the Start, nearTwyford.
Geraniums from nature.
Hollyhocks from nature.
View near Cowes, Isle of
Wight.
Near Great Hadham, Herts.
Flowers from nature.
Evening.
Miss Fanny Kemble as Portia.
Panton PlacCy Cambridge.
Mill near Festiniog, North
Wales.
TYLER, C
1827.
5»3
549
1828.
602
604
670
1829.
1830.
720
553
807
1123
1831.
543
575
581
857
1832. 1089
TYLER, Robert Emeric ... Architect.
\o, Norfolk Street, W.C.
187s. 987 Hanover Square Club (Cercle
des Nations), formerly known
as the Queen's Concert
Rooms, Hanover Square.
TYLER, William, R.A.
Sculptor and Architect.
Vine Street, Piccadilly.
A marble bas-relief, an Indian,
representing North America,
offering the produce of that
country to Britannia.
190 A bust of a clergyman ; a model.
200 A bust of a gentleman; a
model.
260 Piety, a monumental figure.
297 The bust of a Philosopher; a
study from nature.
A bust of a gentleman; a
model.
Humility and modesty; the
design for a monument; a
model.
306 A bust of an officer; a model.
351 A bust of a gentleman {Bishop
Pearse)\ a model.
318 A design for a monument; a
model.
1769. ii6
1770.
1771.
1772.
1773-
1774- 304
1775- 3«5
1776.
1777.
1778.
1779- 333 A small model of a monument.
1 780. 463t£levation of a public office.
469 Faith and Hope; a design for
a monument.
1 781. 540 Religion; a monumental me-
dalion.
Vere Street, Piccadilly.
1782. 554 Garden front of a villa.
Vine Street, Piccadilly.
1784. 459 South front of a country gaol
now building at Dorchester.
466 Design for a statue of a naval
Commander {Lord Rodney),
with bas- relievos on the
pedestal ; a model.
Gower Street, Bedford Square.
1785. 624 A Belvidere to be built in a
shrubbery.
629 The front of a prison.
1786. 611 Design for the Town Hall at
Bridport.
Caroline St., Bedford Square.
1800. 1048 Villa Maria, built by H.R.H.
the Duchess of Gloucester,
near Kensington.
TYLER, William Sculptor.
36, Sussex Place, Kensington.
1878. 1473 Hercules throwing Lichas into
the sea. (Ovid, "Metam,"
book ix); bronze.
1497 Lorna Doone; bust, marble.
1879. 1571 C.W. Cope, Esq., R.A.; bust,
terra-cotta.
1880. 1645 Mrs. Edmund Fuller; bust,
terra-cotta.
1649 Cecil B. Phipson, Esq.; bust,
terra-cotta.
1 88 1. 1566 Dachs and Hilda; two dachs-
hunds, the property of
E. Armitage, Esq., R.A.
1882. 1577 Lord Carlingford; bust.
18, Victoria Grove, Kensington.
1883. 1539 John Meiggs, Esq.; bust,
marble.
1614 Miss Eleanor Stephen; bust,
terra-cotta.
1640 Griselda; bust, marble.
1648 Miss Partridge; bust, terra-
cotta.
1884. 1685 Bust of a lady; terra-cotta.
1885. 1969 Vice-Admiral the Hon. Henry
Carr-Glyn ; posthumous bust.
1886. 1870 Portrait of a lady; bust,
marble.
1887. 1838 The late Earl of Iddesleigh;
bust, marble. Executed for
the Corporation of the City
of London, and to be placed
in the Guildhall.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
51
1887. 1900 George Rawbone, Esq.,
F.R.C.S.; bust, marble.
1906 Portrait of a lady; bust,
marble.
1889. 2022 The late Matthew Arnold,
Esq.; bust, marble.
2051 Hesitation; statuette.
1890. 2016 do. do. bronze.
2065 Miss Naden; bust, marble.
Executed for MasorC 5 Science
College^ Birmingham,
1 89 1. 2056 The golfer; statuette, bronze.
1892. 1866 Dachshund; group, bronze.
1 93 1 The late Cardinal Newman;
statuette.
1893. 1728 A portrait; head, marble.
TYNDALE, Walter Painter.
34, Milsom Street, Bath,
1880. 527 Sara Bernhardt.
138, Cromwell Road, S,W,
1882. 394 A little King.
860 Light reflections.
17, Fitzroy Street,
1883. 65 St. Sebastian, Bruges.
Lyme Farm, Eltham,
1885. 2 Bean picking in Kent.
Crofts, Haslemere, Surrey,
1888. 204 At the Well, Ciboure, Basses-
Pyr^n^es.
1889. 761 The sermon.
1890. 8n The foster mother.
1282 Anstead's Brook, Haslemere,
Surrey.
1894. 1048 An interested spectator.
1897. 1327 A fondak at Dar el Beida,
Morocco.
1350 A market at Rabat, Morocco.
1 90 1. 1012 A courtyard in Cairo.
Broad Dene, Haslemere,
1902. 928 Gateway of the Villa Colonna,
Rome.
1003 The Herren-Gasse.
TYRRELL, C Architect.
6, Guildhall Yard,
1820. 937 Design for a public building.
TYRRELL, Thomas Sculptor.
23, Methley St,, Kennington,
1884. 1713 Day-dreams; bust, terra-cotta.
4, Daly ell Road, StockwelL
1887. 1881 Study of a head.
1889. ^*^7 Shells; statuette.
Kennington Studios,
Princes Square, S,E.
1898. 1906 Sylvan harmony; group.
1 90 1. 17 1 5 Sketch design for a tablet for
technical institute.
1902. 1633 A votary; statuette, bronze.
1904. 1762 His heritage; statuette.
TYRRELL, W. A Painter.
63, Arlington Street,
Camden Town,
1854. 223 Portrait of a young lady.
TYRWHITT, Rev. R. St. John.
Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1864. 753 The top of Mount St. Cath-
erine, Desert of Sinai.
Ketelby, Oxford.
1880. 821 Gleams — Corrie-Arder, Loch
Laggan.
TYRWHITT, Walter S. S.... Painter.
62, Banbury Road, Oxford,
1894. 1041 Sunset from the Piccola Ma-
rina, Capri.
c\o Wm, Innes,
20, High Street, Oxford.
1896. 1256 Sunset on Damascus, from
Salahiyeh.
129, Woodstock Road, Oxford,
1897. 1294 The minaret of Jesus, Great
Mosque, Damascus.
1 90 1. 1 107 Damascus — evening.
1904. 1095 Sunshine and shower at Se-
govia.
T YSO N , Miss Alice Painter.
9, Frodsham Street, Chester,
1889. 105 1 Daffodils.
1892. 755 Chrysanthemums.
TYSON, John H Painter.
83, Bell Road, Seacombe,
near Liverpool,
1898. 1255 In an old world village.
14, Chatsworth Avenue,
Liscard, Cheshire,
1899. 1055 Flowery June.
1900. 1328 A chrysanthemum garden.
T YTLER, George Painter.
10, Villiers Street, Strand,
1823. 1021 View of the interior of St.
Peter's, Rome; drawn on
the spot.
(Draughtsman to H.R.H. the Duke
of Gloucester.)
1824. 824 Portrait of Sir English Dolben.
1825. 263 Padre Bar tolomeo Francescano
di Lucca.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
UBSDELL, R. H. C Painter.
135, High Street^ Portsmouth,
1843. 7^3 "^^^ E^^^ of Liverpool.
935 Lady Portman.
D. Ubsdell,
26, Lombard Street^
Portsmouth,
1846. 8x3 The Hon. Lady Pakenham.
R. H, a UbsdelL
1847. 839 Portrait of the artist.
1849. 995 The dinner given to the Ports-
mouth Royal Dockyard
Battalion (2,300) by the
Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, May 25, 1848,
in honour of Her Most
Gracious Majesty's visit to
witness the laying of the
"last stone" of the Great
Naval Steam Basin in Ports-
mouth Royal Dockyard;
Rear- Admiral Prescot t, C . B. ,
proposing the health of Her
Majesty.
, Heinrich S. ... Engraver.
Bryntiriofiy ChelsfieUy Kent,
Viscount Wolseley. After
Frank Holl, R.A.
J. M. Swan, A.R.A. After
T. B. Wh-gman.
Ha! ha! ha! After St. G.
Hare.
Dolores. After F. M. Skip-
worth.
Woman's head. After Franz
Hals.
The Duke of York. After
John Greenhill.
Punch and Judy. After Bellai.
Portrait of a man. After Van
Dyck.
Portrait of an old woman.
After Rembrandt.
Madonna and Child. After
Raphael.
Colonel Comelis Backer. After
P. C. Soutman.
The Baptism of the first Prince
of Wales. After Fred Roe.
H.R.H. the Duke of Con-
naught. After H. Herko-
mer, R.A.
The earthly paradise.
1889.
1780
1894.
1492
1504
1895.
1405
1896.
»579
1897.
1717
1898.
17*7
1501
1503
1517
1899.
«444
1563
1S84
I90I.
1521
1902. 1291 An aristocrat answering the
summons to execution in
Paris, 1798. After Frank L.
Cooper.
1344 " The clouds that gather round
the setting sun." After J. S.
Lucas, R.A.
1903. 1401 A lively measure. After J.
Seymour Lucas, R.A.
1401 Adoration of the Madonna.
After Velasquez.
141 6 The Madonna with the rosary.
After Murillo.
1419 Portrait of a man. After Albert
Diirer.
1904. 1369 The Holy Trinity. After Mu-
rillo.
ULCOQ, Andrew Painter.
22, Pembridge Gardens,
1889. 105 Hayle Pool, Cornwall.
1897. 22 A bye way.
ULLMAN, W. M Painter.
4, Austin Friars,
1882. 132 Breton children fishing.
379 A Breton peasant girl.
ULRICH, Charles P Painter.
30, /^4, San Bamaba^ Venice,
1889. 894 Spanish letter writer.
1013 Gossips.
1025 Finishing touches.
1084 The dancing faun.
351 In prayer.
1890.
UNDERDOWN, J Painter.
2, Paragon Place, Kent Road,
18 19. 445 View from Richmond.
T, Underdown,
2, Paragon Place, Kent Road,
1823. 766 Group of fruit.
UNDERHILL. Frederick Charles.
Painter.
47, Camden Street,
1852. 288 Sea coast.
1853. 828 Waiting for the ferry boat.
1854. 210 Evening prayer.
1855. 550 The gipsy mother.
1856. 604 Leap frog.
1857. 507 Crossing the stream.
1858. 533 Waiting for the ferry.
1859. 386 The young brother.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Underbill, Frederick Charles— ^<7«-
tinued
1862.
368 On the sands.
467 The young idler.
528 The departure.
Bedford Cottage,
Woodland Place,
Kentish Town
1863.
427 Hagar and Ishmael.
439 The Temptation of St. An-
thony.
1864.
448 The load of hay.
531 Sea coast.
1865.
48 The May Queen.
224 Sunday at home.
1867.
362 The porter's lodge.
UNDBRHILL, Frederick Thomas.
Painter.
64, Thistle Grove.
1874. 47 Fruit.
48 Pears.
I, Hollywood Road,
1877. 933 On the Ridges, Berkshire.
23, Femshaw Road,
Fulhatn Road.
1896. 1350 Andrew W. Levey, Esq.
UNDBRHILL, William Painter.
1849. 7*® ^rish Emigrants.
135, High St,, Camden Town,
1850. 274 A Greek page.
645 Coast scene.
47, Camden Street,
1 85 1. 597 Cupid and Psyche.
1852. 1098 Peat gatherers. The landscape
background by H. Dawson,
Junr.
1854. 588 Jane Shore.
1855. 5^^ Fisher-boys on the coast.
1856. 561 The salmon-trap.
1857. 506 The fisherman's family.
1858. 64+ The carol.
1859. 359 The truants.
1862. 375 The cottage door.
54, Carlton St., Kentish Town.
1863. 462 The prodigal son.
1864. 44-7 The gamekeeper's daughter.
UNDERWOOD, A Painter.
II, New Court, LincoMs Inn.
1897. 878 The outskirts of the village.
1296 Fuenterabia, Spain.
UNDERWOOD, Edgar S.
Architect.
3, Queen Street, Cheapside.
1898. 1704 Stables, Matfield, Kent.
1899. 1609 Additions to house, Matfield,
Kent.
1900. 1857 Design for stabling.
1902. 1535 Round Tower, Burnham.
1904. 1570 Matfield, Kent, etc.
UNDERWOOD, G. A Architect.
18 1 2. 877 Design for assembly and con-
cert room.
UNDERWOOD, H.J Architect.
At Mr, Seward*s,
39, Cfoven Street.
1822. 910 A Doric temple.
1823. 1025 An architectural composition.
UNDERWOOD, Thomas Richard.
Painter.
43, Lamb^s Conduit Street.
1789. 474 St. Alban's Abbey.
1790. 524 View in the lower court of
Windsor Castle.
I79I* 454 Dunstable Priory.
540 The Collegiate church of West-
minster, from Dean's Yard.
1792. 520 North-east view of Winchelsea
church, Sussex.
1 793* ^99 Battle Abbey gateway.
742 Waltham Cross.
752 Hurstmonceux Castle, Sussex.
1795. S*° The chapel at Wakefield bridge,
Yorkshire.
1796. 696 Dormitory of Battle Abbey,
Sussex.
7x4 Magdalen College, Oxford.
1797. 520 Ludlow Castle.
591 The Mess room in Beau-
champ's Tower, Tower of
London.
592 do. do. do.
599 View of the White Tower, from
the Governor's door. Tower
of London.
1798. 438 North-west view of the Chapel
of the hospital of St. Croix,
near Winchester.
1799. 429 S. E. view of Tamworth Castle,
Warwickshire.
602 View near Haws Water, West-
moreland.
848 Entrance to the cloisters of
Magdalen College, Oxford.
882 Entrance to the great Hall of
Kenilworth Castle.
1800. 438 View on St. Michael's Mount,
Cornwall.
1 80 1. 400 Powis Castle, Montgomery-
shire.
539 Launceston Castle, in Corn-
wall.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
55
UNNA, Miss Ada Painter.
12, Lancaster Gate,
1899. 41 S A dull day.
UNSWORTH, William Frederick.
Architect.
2, Great Queen Street ^
Westminster,
1882. 1232 Blair Mount, Minehead.
1884. 1262 Sion House, Co. Tyrone.
1885. 1741 Shakespeare Memorial Tower,
Stratford-on- Avon .
1858 Warehouse, Star Yard.
3, Poet!^ Corner^ Westminster,
1892. 1733 Selsdon Park, etc.
1763 Christ Church, Woking.
1893. H^s St. Mary's church, Horsell, etc.
1560 Entrance front, **Ashcroft,"
Bumham.
1894. 1595 Ashcroft, etc.
1899. 1779 House at Pyford, Surrey.
1901. 1227 Walter Tynedale*s house at
Haslemere.
1902. 1461 The Saracen's Lair, Mayford.
{See DoDGSHUN and Unsworth,
vol. ii, page 349.)
UNSWORTH (W. F.) and NEW-
BERRY (J. E.) Architects.
2, DearCs Yard^ Westminster,
1896. 1658 Design for new Municipal
Buildings, Coventry.
UNWIN, Miss Mary L. Hermione.
Sculptor.
Hall Royd^ Shipley ^ Yorkshire,
1892. 1990 Child's head; a study.
1899. 1968 Owen, son of H. A. Hering,
Esq.; medallion, bronze.
UNWIN, R.
1785.
31a
1786.
1787.
1789.
1790.
... Miniature Painter.
19, Clerkenwell Green,
Portrait of a gentleman;
enamel.
322 Portrait of a lady.
80 do. do.
362 do. gentleman.
392 Louisa Venoni's unexpected
meeting with her father.
( Vide M'Kenzie's " Fair
Piedmontese.")
48 View in Derbyshire.
50 do. do.
34f Emma.
346 Emblematical subject of the
Revolution.
318 Portrait of a young lady.
373 Romeo and Juliet, act 3,
scene 5.
I79I.
93 Damon and Musidora. Vide
Thomson's "Seasons."
105 Eliza at the Tomb of Bertrand.
1792.
192 View near Nottingham Forest.
336 Portrait of a young lady.
1793-
370 Confirmation.
1794.
540 Portrait of a lady.
1797.
924 do. gentleman.
963 Holy Family.
995 Telemachus relating his adven-
tures to Calypso.
1798.
832 Narcissus.
866 Telemachus, in the desert of
Oasis, is consoled by Ter-
mosiris, a priest of Apollo.
4, Lamias Conduit Street,
1800.
306 Portrait of a lady.
934 do. do.
1801.
825 Master Kellner.
829 Portrait of a lady.
12, New Ormond Street.
1803.
296 Portrait of a Magistrate.
6, Braynes Road, Spa Fields,
1806.
656 Portrait of a gentleman.
696 The bird's nest.
704 The primrose girl.
710 The anchorite.
1812.
595 Portrait of a lady.
UNWIN, Thomas.
Miniature Painter.
1799. 460 Mr. G. Meyers.
486 Mr. Unwin.
2\Judd's Place West,
Somers Town,
1800. — (In the index but no exhibit in
the catalogue,)
UNWIN, William C Sculptor.
2, Canford Place,
Poole, Dorset,
1898. 1888 Frame of Medallions — Sir
William Hart Dyke, Bart.,
Earl of Cranbrook, the late
Rt. Hon. A. J. Mundella.
1904. 1794 Three portraits; medals.
UPHAM, John William Painter.
60, South Molton Street,
1 80 1. 465 Limekiln and St. Michael's
Chapel, near Torbay.
47a Tor church and bay.
481 View of Torquay.
493 A scene through a rock.
8, Chapel Street,
1802. 478 View between Weymouth and
Abbotsbury.
540 View of Jordan bridge near
Weymouth.
56
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Upham, John William — continued,
1802. 580 Osmington Fall near Wey-
mouth— sunset.
929 View between Weymouth and
Abbotsbury.
2, John Street^ Oxford Street,
1803. 665 Chepstow Castle and bridge.
W. Upham,
1 7, Tichborne Street,
181 1. 729 Clovelly, North Devon.
731 Carisbrook Castle, Isle of
Wight.
740 Portland and Bellfield.
UPHILL, Miss Jessie H. ... Painter.
53, Kidbrook Park Road,
Blackheath,
1896. 1693 Relics of the brave — Westmins-
ter Abbey.
14, Granville Park,
Blackheath,
1904. 978 Memorials of valour.
UPSDELL, P Architect.
Gerrard Street, Soho,
1792. 592 Sketch of a section of an in-
tended church.
UPTON, E Miniature Painter.
64, Queen Street, Cheapside,
1839. 958 Portrait of a lady.
1045 John B. Buckstone, Esq., of
the Theatre Royal, Hay-
market.
6, Change Alley,
1840. 721 Portrait of a gentleman.
36, Pall Mall,
1 84 1. 863 Portrait of an artist.
891 do. lady.
31, Cockspur Street,
1842. 809 Mrs. McLean.
1 7, Euston Place,
1843. 7°3 Portraits of a lady and her
child.
849 Portrait of a lady.
919 Captain D' Alton.
1844. 802 Master Herbert Bulkley Praed.
837 Portraits of two children.
1845. ^74 The Misses M'Lean.
1846. 951 Elizabeth Clementina, daughter
of Capt. John Townsend,
R.N.
1847. 701 Master Wompey, son of Mr.
and Lady Caroline Burgess.
762 Mrs. John Charretie.
876 Mrs. General Charretie.
933 Mrs. Kibble.
1848. 748 Mrs. Alfred Wilson and her
son.
1848. 759 Mrs. W. Watson and her
children.
847 Portrait of a gentleman.
872 Lady Caroline Murray.
877 Portrait of a lady.
1849. 7°* Daughter of Captain John
Townsend, R.N., M.P.
729 Lady of the Rev. F. Howlett.
805 Major-General J. Charretie.
1850. 814 The children of Alfred Wilson,
Esq.
1 85 1. 922 Major-General Sir De Lacy
Evans, K.C.B., M.P.
998 Lady Emily de Burgh.
26, Haymarket,
1852. 738 Lady Harriet Vemer.
740 Portrait of a lady.
1853. 785 John Villiers Stuart Towns-
hend, Esq.
1855. 932 J. Dixon, Esq.
1856. 674 Thomas McLean, Esq.
814 Lieut. -General Sir De Lacy
Evans, K.C.B., M.P.
107, Regent Street.
1857. 726 The Marchioness of Stafford.
92, Great Russell Street,
1858. 659 Lady Macdonald.
1859. 731 General Lord Clyde, G.C.B.
1 86 1. 83 X Lady Macdonald.
874 Miss Leclercq.
1862. 775 The Viscountess Valletort
1863. 848 H.R.H. Princess Mary of Cam-
bridge.
1864. 690 Mrs. Drake.
699 W. R. Drake, Esq., F.S.A.
1865. 755 The Duchess of Sutherland.
1866. 625 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
629 The Duchess of Manchester.
1867. 821 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales
and H.R.H. Prince Albert
Victor.
863 W. R. Drake, Esq., F.S.A.
1868. 777 Alfred Elmore, Esq., R.A.
806 The Duchess of Wellington.
22, Great College Street,
Camden Town,
1872. 1379 W. E. Frost, Esq., R.A.
218, Great College Street,
1873. 1360 W. P. Frith, Esq., R.A.
1361 The sisters.
1874. 1 301 Clement.
UPTON, John A Painter.
28, Grove Place,
Brompton Road,
1881. 573 Study of a head.
UPWARD, J. W Architect.
3, Wormwood Street,
1803. 95* A park entrance.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
57
1805. 687 Design for a vestibule to a
national building.
1806. 802 Interior of a temple.
804 Design for a museum.
1807. 947 An interior view.
1808. 845 Design for a villa.
U'RBN, John C Painter.
5, Cornwall Terrace^
Penzance,
1890. 865 Off to the fishing-ground.
4, Conn aught Avenue^
Plymouth,
1898. 1240 A breezy day on the Cornish
coast.
URLAND, G Painter.
1883. 1442 Camp life in the Thirty Years'
War.
URQUHART, Gregor Painter.
41, Chepstotv Place ^
Westboume Grove.
1855. 132 The Berkshire rose.
URQUHART, William J. ... Painter.
3, West Street, Southfalds,
Leicester.
1895. .374 ( Cui^ty. » oj^ ^^^^
237, Kin^s Road, Chelsea,
1899. 1245 An awkward question.
1900. 1622 Two crotchets in a bar.
1901. 1441 Zuyder Zee boatman.
1491 A Dutch housewife.
URQUHARTSON, C. Q. ... Painter.
3, Camden Road Studios.
1895. *74 Portrait of a lady.
URWICK, Walter Painter.
8, Fitzrqy Street.
1887. i^S Charles Allan, Esq.
1x61 A stagnant pool.
5, Park Road Studios, N. W.
1889. 67S W. H. Urwick, Esq.
1 108 "Who left you, love, your
mortal dower? etc."
1890. 805 A Worcestershire hop-garden.
Woodbine Cottage, North End.
1892. 8x Muriel, daughter of C. B. Rose,
Esq.
407 "The de'il he couldna scaith
thee
Or aught that wad belang thee ;
He'd look into thy bonnie face,
And say ' I canna wrang thee.' "
VIII.
1893.
612 An idle moment.
1894.
187 Gladys,daughter of M.P.Grace,
Esq.
334 "A feeling of longing and sad-
ness.
That is not akin to pain,
And resembles sorrow only.
As the mist resembles rain."
1895.
150 The I^dy Middleton.
360 A thorn.
North End, HampsUad Heath.
1896.
988 " Ia)ve hopeth all things."
1277 Threescore and ten.
1898.
258 Lord Middleton.
3, Hill Road, Abbey Road.
1899.
94 " One shade the more, one ray
the less.
Had half impaired the nameless
grace, etc."
1044 A garden of plenty.
1232 June.
1900.
299 Mrs. F. Gould.
878 "The thoughts of youth are
long, long thoughts."
I90I.
403 Sweet and twenty. "What eyes
like thine, etc."
732 Mrs. Fenton.
1129 Ferrets.
1 1 76 The rectory garden.
1902.
364 In that new world which is the
old.
434 Mrs. H. Urwick.
1904.
353 Mrs. Walter Urwick.
URWICK, William H.
Painter and Etcher.
Clapham Common.
1872. 1265 Mount Pond, Clapham Com-
mon.
1 293 Old houses, Clapham Common.
1873. 1284 The old North bridge, Edin-
burgh.
1298 Etchings.
1874. 1222 Old Coventry; etching.
1875. 1112 Home from work — an old
Thames fisherman.
1880. 1350 Windsor, from Burnham
Beeches.
1881. 1228 The Serpentine, Bayswater;
etching.
USSHER, Arnald A Painter.
2, Kingston Terrace, Dublin.
1890. 573 Flowing inshore.
UTCHISSON Miniature Painter.
29, Wells Street.
1791. 289 Portrait of a gentleman.
I
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UTTERSON, Edward Vernon, F.S.A.
Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 991 A mutilated monument of a
crusader in Winchester Ca-
thedral.
1808. 446 French dragoon; a sketch.
487 Bonchurch, Isle of Wight.
1809. 288 Old buildings at Troutbeck,
Westmoreland.
517 Dunstable priory.
570 View at Troutbeck, Westmore-
land.
18 10. 462 A cottage at Troutbeck, West-
moreland.
467 An English dragoon.
181 1. 260 Austrian cuirassiers.
359 French heavy cavalry.
719 A frame containing four
sketches of Spanish costume.
181 2. 544 Frame containing four sketches
of French Military Costumes,
viz., chasseur, aid-de-camp,
carabineer of the Imperial
Guard, and Polish lancer.
833 East end of Barfreston church,
Kent ; a sketch, coloured on
the spot.
1 81 3. 769 Costume of an officer of the
Austrian cuirassiers, Pan-
dour or red mantle trumpeter
of French cuirassiers; and
captain of French dragoons.
18 14. 634 Military costume of the 14th
century from the monument
of John of Eltham in West-
minster Abbey.
666 English costume of the 15th
century.
( The above were all exhibited
under the initials E. V. U.)
1815. 590 The old Hotel de Ville at
Boulogne — Entrance to the
palace of the Prefect at
Beauvais, originally the resi-
dence of the Feudal Lords
of Beauvais.
591 A French Mousquetaire.
593 do. do.
( The last three were exhibited
under the name of E. F.
C/tterson,)
18 1 6. 464 English costume, 17th century.
477 do. do.
1 81 7. 522 A Tyrolese chasseur.
538 A female peasant of the Tyrol.
1 8 18. 843 Inner Court of the Plis Mawr
at Conway, North Wales.
1820. 482 Ancient farm house near Shank-
lin. Isle of Wight.
182 1. 4$o Old houses in Northgate Street,
Chester.
1826. 467 Belfry Tower of St. Stephen's
church at Beauvais.
1827. 500 The cathedral at Tours, from
the Place de TArche Vechrf
— sketched in 1823.
580 Old building at Blois on the
river Loire; said to have
been the baths of Catharine
de Medicis.
1828. 527 Desecrated church in St. Mar-
tin's at Rouen.
{The last eleven were exhibited
under the initials E. V. U.)
UWINS, James Painter.
13, Bedford Row.
1836. 10 Lynmouth Harbour, North
Devon.
2, Walkings Place,
1839. 1 1 64 Maecenas' Villa, Tivoli.
10, Paddington Green.
1840. 29 Capuchin convent at Amalfi,
Gulf of Salerno.
189 Terrace of the Capuchin Con-
vent, Bay of Naples.
9, Amelia Terrace^ Brompton.
1842. 12 16 The Awocatella at La Cava,
Kingdom of Naples.
34, Lower Belgrave Street.
1844. 893 The Cascatelli, with part of
the Villa of Maecenas, Tivoli,
near Rome.
9 1 9 On the East Lyn, North Devon ;
a sketch from nature.
941 do. do. do.
Victoria Road^ Kensington.
1845. 461 A scene in the valley of Pales-
trina, Roman states.
1846. 19 Lynmouth, North Devon.
569 A salmon weir at Lynmouth,
North Devon.
828 Ruins of Aqueducts on the
Campagna of Rome; a
sketch from nature.
1847. 514 Subiaco, Roman states.
1850. 109 The fortress of Bard in the
Val d'Aosta, Piedmont.
1258 The Villa Cenci (destroyed
during the late siege of the
city by the French), in
the Borghese Gardens, at
Rome.
65, Oxford Street.
1855. 47S Toledo from the Banks of the
Tagus, Spain.
33, Ovington Square.
1 86 1. 790 Heidelberg.
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1861. 901 The Villa Cenci; formerly in
the Borghese Gardens at
Rome, but destroyed during
the Revolution of 1848.
1866. 406 On the Conway, North Wales.
Cainscross^ Stroud^
Gloucestershire,
187 1. 344 The mill at Chagford, Devon.
UWINS, Thomas, R,A Painter.
I, Somer's Place West^
New Road^
Near Russell Square,
1803. 328 Portrait of a lady.
1804. 688 Portraits of Dr. Thornton,
Miss Clarke, and Dr. Uwins.
1806. 734 Dr. C. Taylor, Secretary to the
Society of Arts.
1807. 349 Designs of various subjects.
1808. 377 Belphoebe. " Her yvorie for-
head, full of bounty brave,
etc." — Spenser's Faery
Queene,
447 A frame containing seven de-
signs.
622 Frame containing three de-
signs.
1809. 351 A frame containing four de-
signs.
369 do. do. do.
1810. 444 Gleaners; a sketch from na-
ture.
471 A fallen oak, near Abbots
Langley, Hertfordshire.
476 Frame containing three de-
signs.
4S8 Frame containing three studies
of cottage figures.
522 Frame containing four designs.
22, Carmarthen Street^
Fiizroy Square,
1813. 641 Sketches of the costume of the
Proctor, noblemen, and Doc-
tor of Divinity in the Uni-
versity of Oxford.
1814. 583 Portrait of a lady.
1815. 478 do. young lady.
Thavies Inn^ Holborn.
1818. 493 Dr. Uwins.
lOy John Street^ Pentowville,
1820. 517 The Rev. James Gibson, A.M.,
Rector of Worlington, Suf-
folk.
19, Blenheim Street,
182 1. 78 Dr. Uwins.
13, Bedford Raw,
1824. '7 Dr. Uwins.
153 The Rev. Stevenson Macgill,
D.D., Professor of Divinity
in the University of Glas-
gow.
1824. 358 Miss E J. Giles.
Naples,
1830. 8 Neapolitans dancing the taran-
tella. "It was the gayest
scene imaginable. They
were returning from festa of
the Madonna del Arco,
whose miraculous protection
had filled them with frantic
joy."
25, Percy Street,
1832. 239 The saint manufactory. "This
shop is one of the most
amusing things in the city.
Here is displayed the whole
machinery of Neapolitan de-
votion; crucifixes. Madonnas,
saints, angels, and souls in
purgatory. As I passed one
day, two Capuchin friars
were driving a hard bargain
with the saint-maker for a
bunch of cherubs suspended
from the ceiling, while some
country - women brought
their household images to
be newly painted and re-
paired."
38, Charlotte Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1833. 336 Taking the veil. "After the
vows had been pronounced,
her hair was cut off, and her
bridal dress, with all its
worldly ornaments, ex-
changed for the simple habit
of the Franciscan order,
there still remained the most
affecting part of the cere-
mony. She was to bid fare-
well to her earthly friends.
I witnessed their last em-
brace, and I saw the doors
close that separated them
for ever.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1834. 3»5 The festa of Pie di Grotta.
"The busy hum of men,
women and children, awak-
ened me at early morning.
I dressed hastily; and reach-
ing the Chiaia, found it
already a scene of great gaiety .
The people had been out
before sunrise to pay their
devotions to the Madonna
of the grotto of Posilipo, and
were returning laden with
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Uwins, Thomas, R.A, — continued.
the fruits of the country,
or bearing in triumph the
cane of the marshes — its
broad leaves waving in the
wind. The fishermen had
hauled up their nets on the
beach, and left the bay free
for boats, which were now
seen passing from Santa
Lucia to Mergyllina, gaily
decorated, and full of happy
groupes, all going to the
shrine of this celebrated
Madonna, whose interposi-
tion had once saved the city
from destruction."
lo, Faddington Green,
1835. 261 Th boy's song of love — Bay of
Naples.
265 The Rev. William Durham,
M.A.
283 Festa della Madonna del Arco.
" Our Lady of the Arch is
the most popular object of
worship in all the Kingdom
of Naples. The church at
the foot of Vesuvius, which
contains this wonder-working
image, is full of votive pic-
tures commemorating her
miracles. The Feast of Pen-
tecost is dedicated to her, and
the inhabitants of the cities
and the mountains come in
crowds to do penance at her
shrine. Gratitude amongst
these simple people takes
the character of the wildest
enthusiasm. They cut down
branches of trees and hang
them round with pictures of
the Madonna, and other
articles purchased at this
holy fair. With these stand-
ards thus fantastically decor-
ated, their heads crowned
with garlands of the ivy and
the vine, the family groups
arrive at their several homes
in Bacchanalian procession,
dancing the Tarantella by
the way, and singing wild
songs in praise of the Ma-
donna del Arco, who heals
all their diseases, satisfies
all their desires, and answers
all their prayers."
1836. 207 The confessional of the black
crucifix. "In the little
1836.
church of San Giovanni, at
Cantazure, in Calabria Ultra,
there was an altar, sur-
mounted by a black crucifix,
and a confessional near it,
to which the prejudices of
the people had attached a
notion of peculiar solemnity.
On the eve of the festival of
the saint, in the year 1824,
a contadina of interesting
appearance presented her-
self at this place. What
disclosure was made the seal
of the church forbids to tell;
but the confession was
scarce over, and she was
listening in the deepest con-
trition to the admonitions,
and responding to the
prayers of the holy father,
when a man started fix>m
concealment, and with the
coltellOf with which an Italian
is always armed, laid her
dead at the confessor's feet.
The murderer was her hus-
band; he had been known
to suspect his wife's fidelity,
and, it is supposed, had
gained from her peni-
tence, the confirmation of
his fears. He fled to the
hills and escaped justice;
the church, immediately
abandoned by priests and
people, has never been again
consecrated. The black
crucifix, seen amidst its
gloomy and deserted ruins,
recalls the tragic story, and
presents to the passer-by an
impressive lesson on the
dreadful effects of the dis-
orders of the passions."
260 The house of mourning.
" Tired with the buffoonery
of the carnival, I turned out
of the public street, and
came suddenly on a house
in which were burning the
funeral lights: the door
stood open; I entered the
room, and saw a child laid
out on a bier decorated with
flowers, according to Nea-
politan custom; the mother
was kneeling by its side;
her fiiends, occupied with
the gaieties of the season.
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6i
had left her to mourn alone.
The contrast between the
noisy mummery of the
street, and the silence of the
chamber of death, made an
impression on my mind not
soon to be forgotten. As I
stood, a masker, with a guitar
in his hand, came so near
the window, to serenade
some girls in a neighbouring
balcony, that the sounds
struck on the mourner's ear,
and she raised her head
with a wild expression of
reproach, as if to ask why
her sorrows were insulted by
the notes of mirth; but she
soon fell again into the atti-
tude of grief. On enquiry I
found the child was her
only son, and she was a
widow."
1837. 42 The lesson. "The sound of
the lively tambourine is
heard amidst the rocks and
hills surrounding the Bay of
Naples, giving cheerfulness
to solitude. On those feasts
of the church in which labour
is forbidden, the rude loggia
of a vine-dresser's cottage
becomes a scene of domestic
gaiety. The different mem-
bers of the family, dressed
in their holiday clothes, after
attending divine service in
the chapel of the neighbour-
ing convent, and eating their
frugal meal in the open air,
will spend the rest of the
day in dancing the Taran-
tella\ and the youngest
children are taught the steps
of this fantastic dance with
as much care, on the after-
noon of a fosta^ as they are
taught to recite the pater-
noster in the morning."
164 The toilet "The 8th of Sep-
tember (the festa of Pi^ di
Grotto) is the only day in
the year in which the pea-
santry are admitted to the
gardens of the Villa Reale
at Naples. They come from
the surrounding hills in their
gayest costume; they dine
and sleep under the trees,
and on waking, adjust their
dress for the afternoon's
dance, or for a sight of the
King and royal family, who
on that day go in procession
to do honour to the virgin
of the Grotta:'
1837. 250 A bower in a vineyard near
the tomb of Virgil at Naples,
with a boy playing a tune
on the mandoline to his
inamorata.
(Elected R.A.)
1838. 12 The favourite shepherd.
145 The top of a stile. "Where
many a garden flower grows
wild."
158 The Reproof. "Jesus came
early in the morning from
the Mount of Olives, and
while sitting, teaching, the
people in the temple, etc." —
St.John^ chap. viii.
4*1 Brother and sister. "Heaven
lies about as in our infancy."
— Wordsworth,
77^ Children asleep in a vineyard.
1839. 83 A wedding of Contadini in the
Abruzzi. The bride and
bridegroom returning from
church.
84 A newly made Nun taking
leave of her family and
friends before the doors are
closed which are to separate
them for ever.
119 Young Neapolitans returning
from the festa of St. An-
tonio.
166 Gathering oranges. Capo di
Monte.
1 80 Neapolitans dancing the Tar-
rantella.
210 The Bay of Naples; peasants
going to the Villa Reale on
the morning of the festa of
Pie di Grotta.
395 Amalfi, kingdom of Naples.
469 The chapeau de brigand. A
child left in the artist's study
was found on his return
robbing the lay figure of
certain portions of Italian
costume and decorating her-
self with the spoils.
1840. 89 A Neapolitan boy decorating
the head of his inamorata
at the Festa of the Madonna
del Arco.
92 The loggia of a vine^iresser's
cottage in the afternoon of
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Uwins, Thomas, R.A.^conHnued,
a saint's day. " One of the
earliest lessons a Neapolitan
mother teaches her child is
how to dance the Taran-
tella."
1840. a66 Study of a group of moun-
taineers returning from the
Festa of Monte Vergine.
" The Madonna worshipped
at Monte Vergine, near Avel-
lino, is celebrated through-
out the country for her
miraculous powers. Every-
body goes to her festa;
mothers are especially anxi-
ous to present dieir children
to the Virgin at this aus-
picious season ; and on their
return, filled with gratitude
for her favour, they make
the mountains echo the
sounds of joy and gladness.
"An Asiatic convert is
sometimes seen carrying the
picture of his new deity with
as much devotion, and blow-
ing the conch with as much
fervour, as if he had been a
good Catholic all his life."
269 The interesting question. " Mi
volete bene?"
416 Fioretta. "The innocent are
g2iy:'—Cawper's Task,
474 Neapolitan peasants dressing
up the standard of the Virgin
previous to quitting the festa
of the Madonna del Arco.
599 Scene from the " Merchant of
Venice." Shylock. Hear you
me, Jessica. Lock up my
doors, etc. — Act II, scene 5.
41, Upper Charlotte Street,
1841. 166 Lear and Cordelia in prison.
Lear has killed the murderer
of his daughter, and is per-
suading himself, in the fond-
ness of his dotage, that she
still breathes. " This feather
stirs: she lives!"— Act V,
scene 3.
408 The pet of the village. "Sport-
ive as the fawn, etc." —
Wordsworth,
291 The Bay of Naples on the 4th
of June, various groups re-
turning from the Festa of
St. Antonio.
622 Children returning from the
festa of St Antonio, and
chanting a hymn in praise
of the saint.
1842. 92 Maria. " Poor Maria is sitting
upon a bank, plajdng her
vespers upon her pipe, with
her little goat beside her." —
Tristram Shandy.
95 Doroteadisguisedasashepherd
boy. "The curate and his
companions heard and un-
derstood all the wordsclearly;
and forasmuch as they con-
jectured those plaints were
delivered very near unto
them, they did all arise to
search out the plaintiff; and
having gone some twenty
steps thence, they beheld a
youth behind a rock, sitting
under an ash tree. He sate
washing of his feet in the
clear stream that glided
that way." — Don Quixote by
Shelton,
123 The lesson. "The cottage
stood on the brow of a rode
that overhung the Gulf of
Salerno. The family of the
vine-dresser were out on the
loggia. It was a festa day.
They had attended divine
service at the convent chapel;
had returned to their frugal
dinner, and in the fulness
of cheerful enjoyment the
mother was teaching her
child the steps of the Taran-
tella^ while the grandmother
touched the tambourine, and
the father looked on de-
lighted. In a comer, a shep-
herd was telling his tale to
a young girl, who was per-
haps a relation or servant of
the family.
1843. "4 The Confession.
143 The Holy Man. "In every
convent there is one monk
more remarkable for sanctity
than the rest. This indi-
vidual is revered by the
neighbouring peasantry, who
crowd around him, and not
content with plucking his
gown to share the good
man's smile, they kiss the
hem of his garment to ob-
tain his morning blessing."
168 A festa day. One of the
earliest lessons a Neapolitan
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63
child is taught by its mother
is how to dance the taran-
tella.
1343. 272 A Neapolitan youth playing a
tune on the mandoline to
his inamorata.
298 The pet lamb; a sketch in the
Abruzzi.
485 The sailor, engaged to marry
after his next voyage, re-
turns with a sickness that
carries him to his grave.
"Still long she nursethhim;
etc."— Cra^^^.
1068 Study for a picture in the col-
lection of R. Vernon, Esq.
A little girl, left in the ar-
tist's studio, was found on
his return whimsically
dressed in a man's hat, an
old woman's jacket and pet-
ticoat, and other articles of
Italian costume.
1844. 211 John proclaiming the Messiah
the morning after the bap-
tism. " Again, the next day
after, John stood and two
of his disciples, and looking
upon Jesus as he walked, he
saith. Behold the Lamb of
God!"— /^^«, chap, i, ver.
35-36.
Victoria Road^ Kensington.
1845. 92 Peasants from the country
bringing fruit into Naples
on the morning of the festa
of Pi^ di Grotta.
" Of all the deities of the
Neapolitans (and their name
is Legion) there is no one
which obtains more dis-
tinguished worship than the
Madonna of the grotto of
Posilippo. History tells of
many miraculous interposi-
tions of this illustrious Lady
for the preservation of the
city and the people; a sen-
timent therefore of deep
gratitude makes her festa
the most remarkable day in
the year. The King, Court,
and Ministers of State to-
gether with all the military
that can be assembled, go
in grand procession to pros-
trate themselves before the
altar and acknowledge the
power of the delegated
Queen of Heaven; in short,
on the 8th of September, all
the world is in Naples. But
to the quiet observer, the
scenes of early morning are
more interesting than courtly
splendour and military par-
ade, etc."
1846. 107 A Neapolitan boy and girl
dancing the Tarantella.
116 An Italian cottage door.
117 Cupid and Psyche. Painted
for H.R.H. Prince Albert.
Psyche returning from the
infernal regions with the
vase of celestial beauty (ob-
tained from Proserpine at
the command of Venus), is
tempted by vanity and cu-
riosity to lift the lid of the
mysterious treasure. "Why
should I be so silly as to
carry all this beauty to
Venus, without stealing a
little for myself?" Alas ! in-
stead of beauty there issues
from the vase a noxious va-
pour, which throws poor
Psyche into a deep sleep —
and she must fall from the
rocks, but that Cupid, al-
ways hovering round the
object of his love, flies to
her protection, revives her
from her trance, and re-
stores her to animation and
enjoyment" — Apuleius,
300 Making a nun. "The spolia-
tion is the most interesting
part of the ceremony. I shall
not soon forget the clash of
the cruel scissors, which the
abbess wielded with a hand
as remorseless as that of
Atropos . . . The bridal
jewels and the hair being
both received in a silver
salver, and deposited on the
altar. The new nun dressed
by the sisters in the shroud-
like habit of the order, is
again led forth in procession
to the outer chapel, to re-
ceive the veil from the hands
of the bishop, and the ring
by which he says he marries
her to Jesus Christ, etc. . . .
Once more, and for the
last time, she is allowed to
embrace her friends. The
doors are then closed which
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Uwins, Thomas, R.A — continued,
separate her for ever from
the world."
1847. 965 Cupid and Psyche. — From the
Fable of Apuleius.
1848. 36 The vintage in the claret vine-
yards of the south of France,
on the banks of the Gironde.
" Tired and exhausted by a
night passed in the Bay of
Biscay, I was too happy to
get on shore at Pauillac just
at the hour in the morning
when the vineyards were
animated by cheerful labour.
I took the best sort of ve-
hicle the country could fur-
nish, and found myself at
once amidst the estates of
Lafitte, Mouton, La Tour,
etc., etc. The mist of early
morning was rolling off in
clouds, and the sun begin-
ning to catch on the groups,
and to throw streaks of
shadow across the distance.
Nothing could be more in
harmony with my anticipa-
tions. I soon informed my-
self of the whole of the
simple process. The girls
gathered the grapes with
scissors; boys took their
full baskets and supplied
them with empty ones. The
boys then carried their load
to the side of the vineyard,
where the bastes or tubs,
were filled carefully, and
carried by the young men to
the charrette aux boeufs^ and
thus conveyed to the wine-
presses. Each troup of
pickers had a superior with
a long stick in his hand, by
which he guided and di-
rected the operations. The
Garde de Vigne — his gun on
his shoulder — made excur-
sions from the rudely-con-
structed cabaney which was
his habitation night and day,
and the women took advan-
tage of his absence to put
their children to sleep in the
shade. To complete the
scene, the master rode round
the grounds with a sun um-
brella over his head, and an
expression of anxie^ in his
countenance which indicated
the value of the harvest, aiid
the importance of the ar-
rangements in which he took
so deep an interest"
1848. 670 Dorothea surprised by Car-
denio, the curate, and the
barber. (The figures by T.
Uwins, Esq.; the landsome
by Mrs. Arnold.) "At the
stir they made m advanc-
ing, the beauteous phantom
raised her head, and parted
her hair with both her hands,
to see what occasioned the
noise." — Don Quixote*
1849. >^^ ^if Guyon (fighting for the vir-
tue of Temperance) under
the conduct of his spiritual
guide, destroys the enchant-
ments that have tempted his
companions from their duty.
" The constant payre heard
all, etc." — The Faerie
Queene, Legend 0/ Sir Guyon,
1850. 151 Psyche returning from the in-
fernal r^ons, with the cas-
ket of beauty. — See Fahie of
Apuleius,
967 Development. "There is no-
thing I know of to compare
with the image shops and
saint manufactories of Na-
ples; here is the perfection
of development. Diana of
the Ephesians must yield the
palm to the modem Queen
of Heaven."
997 Holy Romuald and the Devil.
"There used to be rare
work with him and the
Devil there in yonder cell,
etc:*— Southey.
1851. 35 Ulysses, anxious to return to
his faithful wife Penelope, is
unwillingly detained in the
Island of Calypso. — Odyssey^
Book V.
"Who has not heard
of Calypso? Her grove
crowned with alders and
poplars? Her grotto, against
which the luxurious vine
laid forth its purple grapes?
Her ever-new delights, crys-
tal fountains, running brooks,
meadows flowing with sweet
balm-gende, and with violet
... a memorable example
of married love, and a worthy
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65
1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
instance how dear to every
good man his country is, was
exhibited by Ulysses. He
was pensive and melancholy
in the midst of pleasure.
His heart was on the seas,
making voyages to Ithaca.
. . . Minerva was indignant
that so wise and brave a
man should be held in ef-
feminate bondage. At her
request Jove ordered Mer-
cury to go down to the earth
to command Calypso to dis-
miss her guest. . . . His
message struck a horror,
checked by love, through
all the faculties of Calypso."
— Charles Lamb,
172 The parasol. "A fisher boy
had rigged a cotton hand-
kerchief upon split canes
into a parasol, which, with
childish gallantry, he carried
over his sister and her pet."
175 Children at play in hop-pick-
ing time; sketched in the
Famham plantations.
i6a Judas. ** He went out, and it
was night."— -yi?^«, xiii, 30.
217 The vesper bell. "The Catho-
lic who hears that vesper
bell, Howe'er employed must
send a prayer to heaven,
€Xc:'—Southey.
13 The thorny and the flowery
path.
25 The cottage toilette.
79 A cabin in a vineyard. "A
mother having laid her child-
ren to sleep in the rudely-
constructed cabane of the
Garde de Vigne^ returns,
with natural anxiety, to
snatch a moment's look at
them, whenever her course of
labour brings her to the spot.
The man's dog, left in care
of his master's things, as-
sumes the guardianship of
the children, and seems to
say * all is well.* "
1854. 421 The Votary of St. Antonio,
Naples.
483 The faithful shepherdess.
" She 's called the virgin of
the grove, etc." — Beaumont
and Fletcher.
1855. 10 In the wood. From the Ger-
man of Ferdinand Freilig-
rath, "I walk within the
wood alone, etc."
1090 Study from nature, Winchen-
don, Bucks.
1 09 1 Miss Kirby, authoress of the
"Leicestershire Flora,"
"Stories from the Classics
for the Young," etc.
Staines^ Middlesex.
1856. 261 A fisherman's wife — Gulf of
Salerno.
454 Gleaners leaving the stubble-
field.
473 Uncle Tom; a study from life.
893 Psyche returning from the in-
fernal regions with the cas-
ket of beauty obtained from
Proserpine.
1857. 237 Langford Bridge, Staines, from
my study window.
909 Mrs. Maddiford's garden,
Staines, from the meadow.
91a King Richard the Third's cor-
ner. Bow Bridge, Leicester.
916 Slate quarry on the Groby road,
Groby, Leicestershire.
{Mk Uwins was made librarian to the
Royal Academy in 1844, Surveyor of Pic-
tures to the Queen in 1845, ^^ Keeper of
the National Gallery in 1847.)
VIII.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VACHBR,
1838. 680
1839. 608
1843. 665
764
131a
Charles Painter.
29, Parliament Street
Well at Bacharac on the Rhine.
Street at Bacharach on the
Rhine.
In the Campagna of Rome.
" The moon is up and yet it is
not night, etc."
The Capella Reale or Royal
Chapel in the Palace of Uie
Viceroy, Palermo, Sicily.
Sketch in Venice.
Landscape.
The Arch of Vespasian.
Venice.
31, Upper Charlotte Street.
Fezzano, Gulf of Spezzia, Italy.
4, The Boitons.
The Carrara Mountains, from
La Magra, Italy.
Attila's invasion; the first view
of Italy.
Etna, from Taormina, Sicily.
Philae, midnight. Upper Egypt.
Kamak. "Who thus could
build dreamed not of perish-
able homes; now ruin reigns
supreme."
Angera, Lago Maggiore.
Campagna of Rome in the
nineteenth century.
Campagna of Rome in the
ninth century.
Philae, Nubia.
Thebes during the inunda-
tion.
VACHBR, Sydney Architect.
9, Argyle Street,
1882. ii8x West front of Cathedral, Fama-
gusta, Cyprus.
1193 South elevation of Cathedral,
Famagusta, Cyprus.
1883. 1167 Design for the Middlesborough
Town Hall.
1884. 1347 Design for Infirmary, Hastings.
1885. 1771 A suburban house, Elstree,
Herts.
1771 do.
1910 Memorial pulpit, St. Margaret's
church, Westminster.
1887. 1638 Design for tower and spire.
All Saints' Church, Peter-
borough.
1848.
13x0
70«
IIIO
1850.
1 100
1853-
908
1857.
1116
1859.
1171
1869.
1870.
S3«
638
5*'
I87I.
<39
617
631
1873.
1874.
857
747
1 89 1. 1766 Wall decoration.
1893. 1501 Design for the church of St.
Peter, Abbeydale, Sheffield.
VACHBR (S.) and HBLLICAR (B.).
Architects.
35, Wellington Street, Strand.
1890. 1765 Design, Post Office, Hertford.
VABRB, De. See D, vol. ii, page 314.
VALINTINB, G. B Painter.
4, Suffolk Place, Islington.
1819. 1051 Elevation of St. Paul's Cathe-
dral.
1820.. 919 Perspective view of Westmin-
ster Abbey.
182 1. 951 View of Antwerp Cathedral.
VALINTINB, N Gem Bngravcr.
6, Park Terraa, Islington,
1828. 495 Portrait of His Majesty; an
impression from an intaglio
gem.
VALLANCB, William P., R.S.A.
Painter.
4, Argyle Square, Edinburgh.
1 86 1. 540 A lee shore.
3, Macnab Street, Edinburgh.
1866. 536 "Break, break, break, on thy
cold, grey stones, O sea!"
— Tennyson.
1867. 509 Billowness.
I, Mount Place, Edinburgh.
1872. 269 Crossing the bar.
1873. 430 The Bars of Bressay.
VALLANCB and WBSTWICK.
Architects.
White Hart Chambers,
Mansfield.
1899. 1763 Parsonage House, Mansfield,
Notts.
VALLBNCB, Miss Panny ... Painter.
43, Porchester Square.
1876. 851 Fruit
VALMON, Madlle. Leonie ... Btcher.
5 and 6, Haymarket.
1886. 1437 Dordrecht. After James
Webb.
1888. 1599 Still evening.
68
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VALSECCHI, Bagatti.
Enamel Painter.
46, Bemers Street
1837. 631 Portrait of a lady in the char-
acter of Diana; enamel.
After Signor Palagi of Turin,
with the portraits of Signor
Palagi and Baggatti Val-
secchi.
634 Magdalen; enamel. After
Signor Hayez of Venice.
VAN ASSEN, Benedictus Antonio.
Painter.
A. V, Assen,
13, Cambridge Street,
Golden Square.
1788. 641 Portrait of a gentleman.
A. Van Assen,
1790. 649 Portrait.
1791. 468 Portrait of a lady.
579 Bear baiting.
645 A drawing from Spenser's Fairy
Queen.
658 do. do.
J 792. 639 Adoration.
731 A portrait of a young lady.
734 A fancy drawing.
1 793* 495 ^ drawing from an opera ballot
(sic).
$50 A cottage scene.
599 The little favorite.
618 Erictho; a sketch from Lucan's
Pharsalia.
1794* 393 Maternal attention.
Berwick Street^ Soho,
1795. 44* Children, Winter.
2, Cambridge Street y
Golden Square,
1796. 493 Portrait of a lady.
497 From Lucan's Pharsalia.
1797. 645 Four drawings.
1798. 502 Donna Tomaso, from Diable
Boiteux.
520 An Emblematical figure.
597 Sophonisba.
1799. 614 From the Castle of Otranto.
615 An incantation.
1800. 916 Portrait of a lady.
1 80 1. 303 do. Mr. Parry.
1802. 446 A subject from nature.
1803. 410 Portrait of a young lady.
411 Christ appearing to two of his
disciples at Emmaus.
1804* 722 Portrait of a gentleman.
VAN BEERS, Jan Painter.
15, Impasse Hkl^ne,
Avenue de Clichy, Paris.
1882. 39" The yacht "La Sirfene."
1884.
650 «Soird*6t^."
1890.
879 Henry Rochefort.
886 A smile.
I89I.
812 "Reviensl"
820 Autumn.
910 Portrait of a gentleman
VAN BEURDEN, Alphonse.
Sculptor.
1 1, Rue de la Came^ Antwerp.
1887. 1878 L'espiegle; bust, marble. (This
already appears in vol. 1,
pc^ 189.)
18, Rue de PAppelle, Antwerp.
1888. 1974 The musical clown; statuette
bronze.
1990 Little clown; head, marble.
1889. 2135 At the fountain; bronze figure.
1891. 1959 The toilet; statuette, marble.
1892. 1914 Reverie; statuette, marble.
1S95. '^39 l^i^n&J head, ivory.
1896. 1822 Bacchante; bust, ivory.
1828 Fille des Champs; bust, ivory.
1897. 1971 Before the bath; statuette,
ivory.
1898. 1900 The ballad singer; bust, ivory.
1899. 1988 The snake charmer; statuette,
ivory.
2044 Fantaisie; bust, ivory.
1902. 1654 David; bust, marble.
1903. 1714 Winter; bust, marble.
1904. 1793 Winter.
VAN BEVER, A Painter.
31, Bfidgewater Street ,
Clarendon Square.
1845. 1049 Portrait of a student of the
Royal Academy.
75, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square, and
59, Rue Montmartre,
Paris.
1847. 94 Ibrahim Pacha.
152 A portrait.
16, Howland Street and
151, Faubourg St. Martin,
Paris.
1S55. 977 Portrait of a gentleman.
22, Newman Street.
1864. 309 The last rose of summer.
71, Halton Road, N.
1873- 554 Stella.
VAN BIESBROECK, Julius J.
Painter.
Wellfield House, Forest Hill.
1879. 985 Borrowed plumes.
Northbrooke, Catford Hill.
1889. 396 An old Deal boatman.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
69
VAN BRAKEL, Louisa Hoyer.
Painter.
4, Walworth Fiace,
Walworth Road.
1844. 153 Some flowers in a basket.
962 A group of fruit and flowers.
VANCY, Duchd dc. See Duch6, vol. ii,
page 380.
VAN DEN BOECK Painter.
1856. 349 The trumpeter.
VAN DEN
1863. 1 170
1864. 9x7
1865. 916
918
1866. 933
934
935
1867. 1014
103Z
1868. 986
i«57
1163
1870. 1 121
1871. 1272
BOSCH, Charles Edward.
Sculptor.
C Z. Vandenbosch^
54, Lupus Street, Pimlico,
C. L. Ingram, Esq.
Ermina. "Oft when beneath
some shady grove's retreat,
etc." — Tasso^s Jerusalem de-
livered.
C Vanden Bosch,
Army; bronze, statuette.
Navy; bronze, statuette.
C, Vanderbosch,
28a, Camden Street,
The lifeboat.
The wrecked.
The Coast Guard.
C Vanden Bosch,
Souci et sans Souci; marble
group.
W. R. Ingram, sculptor.
Hush; marble.
L'Aurore.
Bust of a lady.
C. E, Van Denbosch,
21, Camden Raad,
Herr Lowenthal.
H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.
VAN DEN KERKHOVE, A.
Sculptor.
13, Guildford Street,
^^^S' >45i Cupid and swan; a group in
marble.
1453 Ideal bust; in marble.
VAN DER BERGHE, J. J.
Painter.
North End, Fulham,
1796. 368 The day and the twelve hours.
WcUham Green,
1797. 750 The night and the twelve
hours.
VANDERGUCHT, Benjamin.
Painter.
Golden Head in
Lower Brooh Street,
Golden Square,
1771. 201 A portrait of a child playing on
the guitar; whole length.
272 A portrait in the character of
Merlin.
1772. 261 A portrait of a gentleman;
kitcat. (Old Vandergucht the
engraver, — Walpole. )
262 Portrait of a young lady; three-
quarters.
314 A portrait; three<iuarters.
1773. 298 A scene in the Register-office.
299 Gibby in the Wonder; kitcat.
1774. 305 A portrait in the character of
Petruchio ; half length.
( Woodward, — Walpole.)
306 Portrait of a gentleman; half
length.
307 Portrait of a young lady; three-
quarters.
308 Portrait of a lady; three-
quarters.
1 775- V^ Portrait of a gentleman ; kitcat.
317 do. clergyman; three-
quarters.
318 Portrait of a gentleman; three-
quarters.
319 Portrait of a gentleman; a
small half length.
320 Bobadil's disgrace; a scene in
Every Man m his Humour.
— Act iv, scene 11.
A scene in the Committee, or
the Faithful Irishman. — Act
iv, scene iii.
A scene in the Farce of the
Irish Widow. — Act ii.
1776. 307 Portrait of a gentleman; half
length.
308 Portrait of an artist; three-
quarters. (Himself and his
/«/A^.— Walpole.)
309 The Steward of the Stratford
Jubilee ; three - quarters.
(G^ar/xfi— Walpole.)
310 Portrait of a gentleman ; kitcat.
'777' 35» do. young nobleman
on horseback.
353 Portrait of a lady.
354 do. young gentleman.
35$ A head.
1779* 334 A head of the late Mr. Garrick,
being the last picture he sat
for.
335 The post boy; a small whole
length.
3*1
322
70
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Vandergucht, Benjamin— ^nftnued.
1779. 336 A gentleman; three-quarters.
1780. 3S Portrait of an artist.
46 do. a gentleman.
156 do. a lady.
1 781. 52 do. a bishop. {Dr,
Thofnas^ Bishop of Rochester,
— Walpole.)
70 Portrait of Mr. Moody in the
character of Teague.
165 Portrait of a Bishop. {Dr,
Hinchiiffe, Bishop of Peter-
borough, — Walpole. )
%vj Portrait of a gentleman.
401 do. lady.
1782. 96 do. lady and child.
20X do. gentleman.
226 do. do.
361 A little sailor.
394 A student of the stable.
1783. 176 Portrait of a gentleman.
229 Children at play with a dog.
232 Portrait of a gentleman.
1784. 5 Portraits of two gentlemen;
half-length.
1785. 186 Portrait of a lady.
1786. 233 do. clerg)'man; three-
quarters.
t^^. Pall Mali.
1787. 179 Portrait of a child; small oval.
VANDERHOOP, Charles A.
Painter and Etcher.
Paris,
1 88 1. 1190 Morning in Holland.
1264 Dordrecht, Holland; etching.
VANDER KEMP, S. M. ... Sculptor.
50, Rue Saint Ferdinand
Temes, Paris.
1879. 1454 Miss A. J. M.; medallion,
marble.
VANDER LAAR, J. H Painter.
The Hague.
1838. 401 A cavalier taking a letter from
the hand of a lady, who has
fallen asleep in her chair.
At the Netherlands Consulate-
General^
123, Fenchurch Street.
1848. 535 A Dutch congregation.
1849. 369 Banditti at cards.
Rotterdam.
1851. 660 " Pity the poor blind."
VANDER LYN, Nathan ... Painter.
14, Waldemar Avenue^
Fulham Road.
1897. 1678 " With daisies pied."
VANDER PYUYL, L. P. G.
Painter.
Vanderpuyl^
25, Henrietta Street^
Covent Garden.
1785. 14 Portrait of a German lady.
15 A conversation.
16 Portrait of a child.
390 do. gentleman.
1787. 63 do. lady.
74 His Grace the late Duke of
Northumberland with a
gentleman. {Mr. Selfy.)
98 His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales in the Robes of the
Garter; small whole length.
102 Portrait of a gentleman. (Afr.
Chapman.)
436 Portrait of a gentleman.
1788. 13 A conversation. (Mr, Paynes
family.)
VANDERVELL Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1829. 148 Moonlight.
VANDER WEYDE, Henry.
Painter.
The Birches^ fasper Road^
Norwood.
1875. 328 Fancy head.
182, Regent Street.
1879. 1212 Portrait of a girl.
1880. 1234 A portrait.
H. F Vander Weyde,
25, Avenue duMaine^ Paris.
1 89 1. 1 115 Conway shore.
$2, Rue BoileaUf
Auteuilf Paris.
1898. 966 Passing clouds.
33, Rue Boyen, Paris.
1899. '^9 Homeward.
793 Portrait of a lady.
Montreuil-sur-Mery France.
1900. 367 "The seething tumult of our
wake."
733 Winter.
796 Sunlight.
VAN ELVEN, P. T Painter.
12, Rue Git4e-bomy Paris.
1865. 672 Preaching in the Valdese Val-
ley in the neighbourhood of
Mount Viso.
VAN EVERDINGEN, A.... Painter.
Utrecht,
1 88 1* 45 A Dutch landscape.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
71
VAN BYCKBN,JeanBapti8te.
Painter.
5, Place de la Chancelleries
Bruxelles.
1850. 213 Les Vendanges.
1106 Le Calvaire.
.Painter.
VAN GANGALEN,J.
1850. 725 Sea coast.
1 121 Coast scene.
VAN GOBTHEM, E Painter.
69, Avenue Brugmann,
Brussels,
1898. 115 The young housewife.
VAN
1880.
1881.
1882
1883,
1884.
1886.
1889.
1904.
HAANBN, Cecil C. ... Painter.
55, Baker Street.
579 Pearl-stringers in Venice.
109, Strand.
589 Washerwomen — ^Venice.
133s, San jyavaso, Venice.
. 176 Luncheon time in a Venetian
sartoria*
344 The cobbler's shop.
190 A gipsy girl.
224 A mask shop in Venice.
721 Afternoon coffee.
781 A spring tide in Venice.
4*5 A Venetian water carrier,
looi An early cup.
4383, Campo S. Giovanni nuavoy
Venice.
, 183 St. Mark's day, Venice.
VAN HAVBRMAET, Charles.
Painter.
42, Linden Gardens.
1901. 167 The children of John Hassall,
Esq.
1902. 87 Society.
1903. 103 The restorer.
22, West Kensington Gardens.
1904. 543 The connoisseur.
VAN HAVBRMABT, P. ... Painter.
1 2, St. Jame^s Place.
1879. *7o Samuel Laing, Esq., M.P.,
Chairman of the London,
Brighton and South Coast
Railway. Painted for the
Board Room.
1881. 235 The Earl of Beaconsfield, KG.
VAN HBRNAN, T Painter.
10, Church Street^ Soho.
1819. ^53 Fniit piece.
VAN LERIUS, Joseph Henri Pran-
Sois Painter*
J. Van Lerin^ Antwerp.
1864 226 Vocation contrai^e.
V. Lerius.
1869. 729 Cinderella.
VANLINDEN, Pierre Sculptor.
P. Vanlinder,
22, Warwick Place^ Pimlico.
1859. 1275 The late F. B. Tussaud.
P. Vanlinden,
22, Warwick Place^ Pimlico.
1 860. 1036 The late F. B.Tussaud ; marble.
1862. 994 The infant Christ ; marble.
1864. 876 Mother's treasure; marble.
1865. 915 The Good Shepherd; marble
statuette.
1 1, Charles Street ^
Manchester Square.
1866. 854 The Resurrection of Christ;
marble.
1867. 1016 Happy days. "As to her lips
the mother lifts her boy,
etc." — S. Rogers.
2, Argyle Terrace^ Kensington.
1872. 1541 "Be a good boy"; marble.
1548 " I love you, mother"; marble.
19, Lower Phillimore Place.
1^75* i39< "Faith shall save my child ";
marble.
VAN LUPPEN, Joseph Painter.
396, Old Bond Strut.
1874. 706 Morning; the colombier of
the ravine of Failmagne,
Ardennes.
VAN MEYDEN, A Painter.
Rome,
1355. 129 The first step.
VAN MONK, E Painter.
E. VanMonck,
27, Great Queen Street.
1832. 663 Composition; landscape with
gypsies.
E. Van Monk,
16, Green Street.
1^34* >S9 Landscape.
15, Thurza Place.
Old Kent Road.
1835. "7® View near Newport, Isle of
Wight
1837. 506 The itinerant picture dealer.
35, London Street.
1839. II 14 Hero accused. ^^Leonato. Dost
thou look up, etc." — Much
Ado about Nothings act 4,
scene i.
74
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VARLBY, A Painter.
47, Edgeware Road,
1838. 701 Landscape.
VARLBY, Charles Smith ... Painter.
6, Bayswater Terrace.
1839. 485 View from Norwood.
13, Shawfield Street^ Chelsea,
1842. 608 Landscape.
675 do.
1843. 1093 do.
6, Upper Manor Street,
1844. i$5 Landscape.
968 Evening effect.
991 Landscape.
1032 Evening.
1036 View in Blundeston, Suffolk.
61, Upper Manor Street,
1845. 1182 Landscape.
1200 Evening.
1202 Landscape effect
1203 View on the Tavy, near Tavis-
tock.
1 216 View near Tavistock, Devon.
1846. 142 View near Tavistock.
907 Landscape effect.
948 Landscape.
989 Italian view.
1847. 676 Landscape.
976 View near Tavistock, Devon.
114^ Landscape.
1848. 688 View near Hayes.
797 do. Tavistock.
4S> Upper Manor Street,
1850. 792 Ditchling Village, Sussex.
957 Composition.
1851. 831 Ditchling Church, Sussex.
945 Landscape.
1040 Evening.
1042 Cottage at Ditchling — sunset.
1852. 662 River scenery.
885 Landscape.
1 122 do.
1 144 do.
1853. 49» Evening.
949 Landscape.
1854. 277 do.
1855. 929 Twickenham.
1856. 904 Landscape effect.
VARLBY, Cornelius Painter.
1803. 593 A wood scene; composition.
15, Broad Street^
Golden Square,
1804. 285 Wood scene; a composition.
9, Charlotte Street,
Portland Place,
1807. 291 The traveller.
1808. 206 Cloudy weather. North Wales.
95, Tottenham Court Road,
18 1 9. 330 The fearful path. "The
earliest beam of eastern
light, etc."— Walter Scott,
354 Ulysses in disguise returning
home, guided by Eumseus,
near a marble fountain,
where they meet Melanthius
with his goats. "And now
his city strikes the mon-
arch's eyes, etc." — Odyssey,
361 Rattoo steeple, near Ballydove,
county of Kerry, Ireland.
This tower, covered with ivy,
is 96 feet high, and all re-
cord of its use is lost.
18, Carmarthen Street,
182 1. 472 Landscape; composition from
Campbell's Gertrude of Wy-
ommg. "Along thy river
calm at noon, etc."
558 An old fount and a farm house
at Pepper Hill, Staffordshire,
belonging to Sir George
Piggot, Bart.
1822. 369 Fishing boats and craft on the
river Thames.
51, Upper Thomhaugh Street,
1824. 417 Lowestoft beach, Suffolk.
1825. 894 Newstead Abbey, Nottingham-
shire, formerly the residence
of the late Lord Byron, taken
from the garden, showing
his dog's tomb, and the An-
nesley Diadem in the dis-
tance, now the seat of Col.
Wildman.
I, Charles Street,
Clarendon Square,
1830. 514 Ruins of Kerry House, Bran-
don Mount in the distance,
county of Kerry, Ireland —
evening.
i*3i. 54* "Beside some waters' rushy
brink
With me the muse shall sit and
think
(At ease reclined in rustic
state)."— Gray.
1833. 609 Harlech Castle, North Wales.
82, Newman Street,
1 84 1. 447 Kensington Gardens.
681 Composition.
I, Charles Street,
Clarendon Square,
1842. 592 Landscape; composition.
663 Ruins of Keny House, and
a neighbouring mansion;
Brandon Mountains in the
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
75
distance, county Kerry, Ire-
land.
1843. 10x4 Portland branch of the Re-
gent's Canal, Pancras Church
and St. Paul's in the dis-
tance.
1845. '^76 Return to Keyhaven after a
day's wild fowl shooting;
drawn on the spot.
1082 Ruins of the Bishop's palace,
Dunwich, Suffolk.
1102 View near Dolgelly, North
Wales.
1846. 936 Ruins of Free-tower, Breck-
nockshire.
45, Upper Manor SL^ Chelsea,
1852. 38 The sequestered vale. "Lakes,
forests, cities, plains extend-
ing wide, etc."
1 21 8 The tower and part of Gilling-
ham Hall, Norfolk; taken
from the garden, the resid-
ence of Mrs. Bacon Schutz.
I, Charles Street^
Clarendon Square,
1853. 1006 On Hampstead Heath, near
the Vale of Health. Painted
from nature,
7, York Place, Kentish Town,
1858. 635 A quiet evening.
1859. 691 Cows and shed, Armagh, Ire-
land.
VARLEY, Edgar John Painter.
Oakley Street, Chelsea,
1868. 834 Arundel Castle, Sussex.
E. V,, 88, Oakley Street.
1 87 1. 710 Chichester from the bowling
green, Chichester Harbour,
Sussex.
1873- '347 Cottage scene in Hampshire.
1354 Mill on the Doad, near Ems-
worth, Sussex.
i^TS' 777 Damuettes Lane, Fort Road,
Guernsey.
1876. 830 Rue des Damouettes, Guern-
sey.
E,/, F., 59, Cheyne Walk,
1880. 887 A lane scene after a thaw —
Sussex.
40, St. John's Hill, Clapham.
1887. 1182 Near the Village of Shal-
boume.
VARLEY, Miss Eliza C Painter.
1840. 792 Portrait.
I, Charles Street,
Clarendon Square,
1850. 1 149 View in St. Albans.
185 1. 1067 Chrysanthemum from nature.
VARLEY, Miss Elizabeth. See Mrs.
Mulready, vol. v, page 324.
VARLEY, H. G Painter.
4, Westmoreland Street,
1827. 885 Cottage scene.
VARLEY, lUingworth Painter.
6, Uverdale Road, Chelsea,
1901. 631 Sunshine and shadow.
John Painter.
A View of Peterborough.
1 2, FumivaTs Inn,
Lime trees.
View in Northumberland.
do. of Elingford church, Es-
sex.
Landscape and cattle.
33, Craven Street, Hoxton,
View of Llyn Gwenedd Lake,
North Wales.
View at Dolgelly, North Wales,
do. Conway, North Wales.
2, Harris Place, Oxford Street,
View of Cader Idris, North
Wales.
View near Llangollen, North
Wales.
View on the road to Aberist-
with, South Wales.
Nottingham Castle, Suffolk.
Ragland Castle, Monmouth-
shire.
View of St. Peter's Church,
Hereford.
View of the town hall, Leo-
minster.
View of Harlech Castle, look-
ing towards Criccith Castle.
View of St. Orkmond's Church,
Shrewsbury.
View of Conway,
do. in Conway, North Wales.
View of Harlech Castle, with
Snowdon, North Wales.
View of St Peter's Church,
Chester.
View of a bridge at Brecknock,
South Wales.
View of Landberris pass, North
Wales.
View of Conway Castle, North
Wales.
View in York.
View of Ouse bridge, York.
\o\. Great Titchfield Street,
Cavendish Square,
Sketch of cattle and land-
scape.
VARLEY,
1798. lOII
1799.
323
601
647
1083
1800.
357
612
789
I80I.
306
370
474
1802.
378
5>4
961
965
1805.
300
380
481
510
560
712
1804.
385
401
46s
577
835
1825. 43a
76
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Varlcy,
1825.
1826.
1827.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
J ohn — continued,
433 Sketch of a cottage scene.
548 A sketch for a composition of
a landscape.
891 Moonlight.
602 View of Willsden Church,
lighted for evening service
— Harrow in the distance.
62 View of the Lake of Killamey,
taken from Innisfallen.
3, Eikin Row^ Bayswater,
779 View — an Italian scene.
633 An evening scene.
10 A View at Windsor.
3, Bayswater Terrace,
441 Landscape composition.
506 View of Harlech Castle, North
Wales.
616 Landscape.
600 A mountainous scene.
876 Landscape— evening.
615 Twilight.
VARLEY, John Painter.
60, Thistle Grave,
1876. 772 The island of Phite, Nubia.
773 The Pyramids of Geezeh.
27, King Street, S,W,
1877. 829 Street scene in the Gemaleeyah,
Cairo.
6, William St,, Lowndes Square,
1880. 763 Mosque doorway in the Shara-
wee, Cairo.
1882. 94a A street near Bab El Zuwey-
leh, Cairo.
1884. 46S In the Sook-ez-Zalat, Cairo.
624 Street in Cairo, leading to the
Citadel.
10, Abbey Road,
St, John's Wood,
1885. 646 Fishing boat on the Nile.
1886. 138 The date harvest during the
inundation of the Nile.
668 A Cairo street.
1887. 1195 A potter's shop, Cairo.
Grove End Studios,
10, Abbey Street,
1889. 490 Calm evening on the Nile.
1399 The Vocal Memnon, Thebes ;
sunrise.
1890. 1241 Nile boat aground.
1294 An oasis in the desert.
1895. 402 A Hampshire cornfield.
VARLEY, Miss Lucy Painter.
2, Hamilton Road, Highbury,
1886. 1 1 16 Arbutus.
1888. 1429 do.
5, Gay ton Road, Hampstead,
1897. 1334 Chrysanthemums.
VARLEY, William Fleetwood.
Painter.
W. Farley,
2, Harris Place, Pantheon.
1804. 513 Bootham Bar.
14, Blenheim Street,
1805. 419 Gate at Tavistock, Devonshire.
463 Tegum Ferry, North Wales.
492 Peasholm Green, Postern,
York.
53, Poland Street,
1809. 54S Skenfrith Castle, S. Wales.
W, F, Farley, 36, Vine Street.
18 10. 398 Morning.
424 View near East Looe, Cornwall.
484 View of Cape Cornwall.
498 St. Winnow on the river Foye,
Cornwall.
W, V,, 64, Swallow Street,
181 1. 271 View of Pegwell Bay, Kent.
770 A composition.
45, South Molton Street,
1812. 493 A composition. "The genius
of thy awful vale, Enshrin'd
in clouds, laments Helvetia's
fate, etc."
1815. 585 View of Loch Leven Castle,
Kinross-shire.
589 View at Play-hatch, Berkshire.
1 8 16. 441 Minster L^vell Priory, Ox-
fordshire.
451 The Falls of the Niagara, Up-
per Canada, North America;
from a sketch by a gentle-
man.
515 Cottage in Nightingale Lane,
Clapham.
12, Francis Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
18 1 7. 581 View of the Grove, from Park
Hill, Croydon, Surry, the
seat of S. Chollet, Esq.
24, Rathbone Place,
1 818. 508 Old houses opposite to the
Nag's Head, Battersea, Sur-
rey.
622 View of the Island of Sark,
near Guernsey.
687 Cape Horn, South America.
VASEY, Miss Clara Painter.
99, Elm Port, Brixton Hill,
1891. 1299 White chrysanthemums.
VASLBT, Louis.. .Miniature Painter.
Of York,
at Mr, Drybutfs,
Panton Square,
1770. 191 A portrait of a lady and child,
in miniature.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
n
1770. 192 A portrait of a lady, in minia-
ture.
193 A portrait of an old man, in
miniature.
1771. 202 A portrait of an officer, in
miniature.
Bath,
1775. 3^4 A family-piece; miniature.
1782. 67 Portrait of a gentleman.
69 do. lady.
80 do. gentleman.
82 do. lady.
329 A family.
VASSAR, Miss L.
Miniature Painter.
1 7, Great Marlborough Street,
1823. 874 H. Strachan, Esq.
VASSELOT, Anatole Marquet De.
See Dy vol. ii, page 314.
VAUGHAN. See Preston and
Vaughan, vol. vi, page 202.
VAUGHAN, C. E Architect.
25, Lowther Arcade^ W,C,
1898. 1733 Design for town hall buildings,
Clerkenwell.
VAUGHAN, E.... Miniature Painter.
17, Henrietta Street^
Covcnt Garden,
1778. 319 Two miniatures.
1779' 337 A miniature.
1780. 263 Portrait of a lady.
29, Litchfield Street^
St, Annes, Soho,
1 781. 323 Portrait of a blue coat boy.
3, Cornhill,
1787. 341 Portrait of Mrs. W., the cele-
brated astrologer. (Mrs,
Williams,)
1799. 7" The Rev. J. Proud.
6, St, MichaePs Alley,
Cornhill.
1809. 592 Portrait of a gentleman.
18 10. 605 A frame containing the por-
traits of the artist's son and
daughter, and a young
gentleman.
181 1. 671 Portrait of a gentleman.
1812. 612 do. do.
629 Portraits of a young lady and
gentleman.
1814. 4^3 Portrait of a gentleman.
VAUGHAN, E. M. Bruce.
Architect.
Borough Chambers, Cardiff,
1897. 1743 Church and mission room at
Seughenydd.
1 90 1. 1643 St. Peter's Church, Oyster-
mouth ; part of the church is
to be erected as a memorial
to the late Frances Ridley
Havergal.
1903. 1675 Proposed church, Barry.
VAUGHAN, Miss Letitia ... Painter.
II, Marlborough Square,
Chelsea,
1867. 354 Study of a head.
VAUGHAN, T Painter.
16, Philip Street,
Kingsland Road,
1812. 269 View in Hyde Park.
733 do. at Knaresborough.
738 do. Cromford.
751 A highland scene; a composi-
tion.
18 19. 582 The rich young man. "But
when the young man heard
that saying, etc."— 5/. Mat-
thew, xix, 22.
589 Portrait of a young lady.
705 do. an artist
851 do. a young lady.
989 A portrait.
22, Felton Street, Hoxton,
1820. 314 Portraits of two of his children.
644 Mr. A. Cooper, R.A. Elect.
661 J. Jackson, Esq., R.A.
740 Portrait of a young lady.
864 do. do.
182 1. 177 do. do.
898 Miss F. Cooper.
VAUGHAN, T.,Junr Architect.
4, Glebe Place,
Stoke Newington,
1856. 1 103 Design for a club house.
10, Addiscombe Villas,
Croydon,
1862. 825 Interior of the Cathedral, Pisa,
looking across the transept
from the north.
VAUX, De. See D, vol. ii, page 314.
VAUX, J Painter.
1797. 51 View near Brentwood.
134 Landscape.
Croydon, Surrey,
1798. 40 View of Haling Grove, Croy-
don.
78
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VAWSER,
1837. 671
1838. 608
1844. 1038
1847. 838
1849. 987
1856.
1857.
90s
755
756
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
8,7
819
578
612
6x6
VAWSER,
1818.
690
1819.
1820.
1823.
611
568
5»3
57'
573
596
1825. 435
470
531
1836. 590
1843. 887
985
1844. 940
1846. 1193
1310
1847. 755
115a
"55
Miss Charlotte ... Painter.
I, Graham Street, Chelsea.
Effect from nature in Hamp-
stead.
Steep-hill, Isle of Wight.
St Lawrence, Isle of Wight
Steep Hill, Isle of Wight.
13, Bridge Row, Pitnlico,
Greenwich Hospital; a sketch
from nature.
Miss C, E, Vawsor,
26, Gloucester Terrace.
Market Weighton, Yorkshire.
Primrose Vdley, do.
Hunmanby church, do.
3, Arboretum Terrace, Derby.
Derby,
do.
Composition.
Flamborough.
Eagle cliff.
G. R Painter.
14, Broad St., Golden Square.
Ruin near Holywell, Flint-
shire.
39, Brewer Street.
Study from nature.
Landscape Composition.
View near Aysgath, Yorkshire.
View on the Yur, near Witton,
Yorkshire.
View near West Wilton, York-
shire.
View on the Yur in Wensley-
dale, Yorkshire.
29, WeUesley St., /Ting's Road.
Romeo and Juliet. "It was
the lark, the herald of the
morn, no nightingale."
Scene in Yorkshire.
View in Wensleydale, York-
shire.
34, Marylebone St., Piccadilly.
View near Bolton, Yorkshire.
35, Graham Street, Pimlico.
View on the Thames.
The shepherd's home.
Mill from nature.
Sketch from Thames Bank,
looking towards Battersea.
Sketch from Thames Bank,
looking towards London.
17, Berwick Street,
Belgrave Road.
Sketch from nature — the wind
about to change.
Sketch from Albert Gate.
London — sketch from Mr.
Hudson's Park House.
VAWSER, G. R., Junr Painter.
34, Marylebone Street.
1836. 566 Effect from nature.
I, Graham Street, Chelsea.
1837. 702 View in Wensleydale, York-
shire.
1838. 638 "Those evening bells, those
evening bells. Which many
a tale of sorrow tell."
777 Entrance to Cliff wood, York-
shire.
ioa6 View on the River Yar, York-
shire.
35, Graham Street.
1839. 331 Penhill Cliffs, Wensleydale,
Yorkshire.
476 A cottage from nature.
1840. 84 Study from nature.
1 84 1. 139 Sketch from nature in Epping
Forest.
150 Study from nature.
189 View near Kingston, Surrey.
191 Wimbledon Common.
298 Tree from nature.
310 Forest-scene.
358 View near Bolton, Wensley-
dale, Yorkshire.
1842. 143 A3rsgarth Foss, Yorkshire.
234 Study near the river Jur, York-
shire.
235 View on the river Avon, York-
shire.
249 Study from nature.
4H Landscape Composition.
Evening.
The death of Banquo.
Study from nature.
Landscape.
Evening.
On the river Cerce, Yorkshire.
View on the river Yior, York-
shire.
A farmstead.
Study from nature.
From nature.
Landscape.
Study from nature.
View near Kew Gardens.
15, Lowther Arcade.
" Light thickens and the crow
makes wing."
A pastoral subject.
13, Bridge Row, Pimlico.
Study from nature.
do. do.
3, Arboreham Terrace, Derby.
View in Cromford Dale, Derby-
shire.
View in Calke Park, Derby-
shire.
1843.
9>
102
»3a
354
1844.
162
169
390
404
524
1845.
1016
1093
1846.
646
1847.
466
1848. 300
539
1849.
716
Sox
1863.
j6»
1865.
*«7
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
79
VEAL, R. M Painter.
19, Abington Street^
Westminster,
1839. 384 View near East Grinstead.
VEDDBR, Simon H Painter.
30, Gloucester Road^
Regent's Park,
1896. 354 The guitar-player.
1892 Bas-relief, silver.
7, The Mall,
Park Hill Road, NAV,
1898. 817 At the play.
1899. 519 Portrait of a lady.
1900. 166 Flight into Egypt
1901. 657 W. Goscombe - John, Esq.,
A.R.A.
1902. 265 Summer sleep.
1903* 33^ Playmates.
VBDDBR, Mrs. S. H. (formerly Miss
Eva Roos). See vol. vi, page 360.
VEGA, Pedro De. See D, vol. ii,
page 314-
VELL, Van der. See Van, vol. viii,
page 70.
VEMAUX, V Painter.
30, Piccadilly,
1853. 1282 Souvenir of Eguihen, near
Boulogne-sur-mer.
{V, Vemaux in tke index
and Z. Veneaux in the cata-
logue,)
VENABLES, Adolphus Robert.
Painter.
14, Bemers Street,
1833. 440 J. S. Gaskin, Esq.
74, Newman Street,
1838. 343 Portraits of a lady and child.
1839. 17 Portrait of an artist
57* Le Comte Joseph Zichy (Hun-
garian).
1840. 344 H.R.H. the Princess Augusta
Sophia.
1842. 517 Miss Clark.
i843' 35 Mrs. T. Thompson Ponsonby.
1844. 473 The Hon. William H. T.
North, son of Lieut-Colonel
and Baroness North.
1845. 757 A fishing party.
1846. 15 The Rt. Honble. the Baroness
North, Lieut.-Colonel North,
and the Hon. W. J. North,
Wroxton Abbey.
1847.
419 Urania.
IS48.
213 Captain the Hon. M. F. Ber-
keley, C.B., M.P.
20, Neuman Street
1851.
117 Sting.
541 The Viscountess Fielding.
iSS3.
355 The Venerable G. A. Denison,
Archdeacon of Taunton.
468 The late Marquess of Bute; a
posthumous portrait.
1854.
551 Portrait of a lady.
1855.
515 "God made their glowing
colours; He made their
glossy wings."
1856.
467 John M. Courtauld, Esq.
1857.
564 The Hon. W. H. J. North,
I St Life Guards.
15, Bemers Street,
1873.
1076 Tame water-snake — Italy.
VENABLES, Miss Emilia Rose.
Painter.
II, Nottingham Terrace.
1844. 34 Agreeable intelligence.
620 Thoughtfulness.
VENESS, Miss Agnes M. ... Painter.
28, Malpas Road,
Brockley, S.E.
1898. 723 Spring.
1900. 821 "The flowers that bloom in
the spring."
1902. 532 A basket from Shanklin.
579 Alice in Wonderland.
1904. 745 Violets.
VENNER, W. H. T Sculptor.
17, Comeragh Road,
West Kensington,
1886. 1809 Commissary-General Gardmer;
bust.
VENNING, R Painter.
44, Rawstome Strut,
1 8 18. 552 The waiting-maid; a portrait
629 Portrait of a gentleman.
1819. 306 do. himself.
601 Master Jones.
182 1. 742 Portrait of a lady.
4, Strachan Terrace,
Liverpool Road,
1834. 137 The comic story.
VENNING, Sydney J Painter.
8, Albert Bridge Road.
1903. 1381 Tired.
8o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VENTNOR, Arthur Painter.
122, Dereham Road, Norwich.
1896. 284 A quaint comer.
5, Carnarvon Road^ Norwich,
1900. 794 The poor man's tea.
17, Lysia Street^ Fuiham.
1903. 633 The old maid's tea.
1904. 665 The labourer's home.
VERBCECKHOVEN, Eugene
Joseph Painter.
Brussels,
1^45* 45^ A Newfoundland dog, spaniels,
greyhound, ape, and parrot.
587 The frightened flock — a scene
on the coast of Calabria.
1856. 425 H.M. King Leopold I, King of
the Belgians.
VERDAQUER, Dionisio B. Painter.
37, Ronda San PedrOy
Barcelona,
1898. 995 The war news.
VEREY, A
1880. 667
1881. 405
1883. 318
800
1884 83
1885. 223
1888. 186
560
1889. 1191
1 89 1. 280
1896. 891
1900. 1323
Painter.
Hoddesdon Villas Kilbum.
A hop garden.
Dinner time in the hop garden.
Measuring hops in a Kentish
garden.
Leaving the old home.
Frozen out.
Gathering whortleberries —
North Devon.
54, Cavendish Road^ Kilbum,
Shrimp boats on the Yare,
Norfolk.
A Kentish Idyll.
An English Dyke.
A Norfolk river.
Breydon Water, Great Yar-
mouth.
Market day.
VERHBART, Paul Painter.
331, Strand.
1879. 1449 An old woman at church.
1880. 1027 An Antwerp Smith.
VBRHBYDBN, Pranfois... Sculptor.
284, Kin^s Roady Chelsea,
1878. 1211 A portrait
1221 "A miss."
1227 "Twenty-one."
1879. 1227 Monsignor Capel.
1881. 1 177 Before breakfast.
1883. 1361 Mr. C. Lawes.
1883. 1526 Cardinal Newman; bust, mar-
ble.
1610 Rachel Verheyden.
1884. ^n^ J« C. Buckmaster, Esq.; bust,
marble.
1885. 1971 Rt. Rev. Jas. Laird Patterson,
D.D., Bishop of Emmaus.
1889. 1755 Francis Verheyden; black
chalk.
Studio, Hertford Gardens, S, W,
1892. 1864 The late Charles Bradlaugh,
Esq.; bust. To be executed
in bronze,
1865 The late Cardinal Manning;
bust.
1^93- 1795 Portrait; medallion.
1897. 1954 The late Field Marshal Sir
Patrick Grant, G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G.; bust.
1985 Dr. Colenso, first Bishop of
Natal; bust.
2015 Sir John Bennett Lawes,
Bart, F.R.S.; bust.
VERINI, P. A Painter.
1 7, Bentinch Street,
1833. 670 A composition of flowers from
nature.
VERITY, Thomas and Frank T.
Architects.
11, Jermyn Street,
1892. 1735 New Travellers' Club, Picca-
diUy.
VERITY and HUNT Architects.
27, Regent Street,
1 88 1. 1099 Scarborough Spa.
VBRLAT, Professor Charles.
Painter.
20, Canal St, Jean, Antwerp,
1869. 241 Not invited.
Rue du Fagot, Antwerp,
1886. 770 Flowers and Fruit.
VERNACHET, J Painter.
Haut Suet la Richardais par
Dinardy IIU et Vilaine,
France,
1903. 749 La pierre k la caleuve.
VERN^DE, Camille Painter.
21, Upper Wobum Place.
1873. 1 102 Fir-trees.
1874. 473 Autumn.
86, Chippenham Road,
Harrow Road.
1878. 660 Study in a pine wood.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
8i
Poole^ Dorset.
1 89 1. 1145 Winter.
Broadstone^ Wimbome, Dorset
1896. 278 Near Poole Harbour.
767 Spring.
1897. 773 Floods, Berkshire.
1898. 798 A grey day.
VERNER, Frederick Arthur.
Painter.
80, Cambridge Terrace,
1881. 383 Monarch of the prairie.
16, Edith Villas,
West Kensington.
1882. 598 The Upper Ottawa.
1885. 1330 Ojibbawa Indians crossing a
lake.
1886. 1201 Thunder Bay, Lake Superior.
1889. 454 Alarmed — Canadian Elk.
1 37 1 St. Clare Marsh.
39, Palace Terrace, Fulham.
1900. 411 Bison.
VERNER, Miss Ida Painter.
35, Brunswick Place, Brighton.
1882. 855 General Sir Richard Dacres,
G.C.B., Constable of the
Tower.
28, Pembroke Gardens.
1884. 4*2 The Hon. Mrs. Willoughby
Verner.
1886. 277 Captain Verner, D.A.A.G.,
Nile Expeditionary Force.
1887. 1 100 Mrs. Wilford Verner.
1888. 103 Ida and Evelyn, daughters of
Colonel Verner.
1452 The reader; pastel.
3, Warwick Studios,
Kensington.
1891. 710 Judicium parium; portraits.
Studio, St. Mary's Church,
South Devon.
1^93* 3>o In a Studio.
VERNON, Arthur Architect.
Ifigh Wycombe, Bucks.
1874. 1 163 New Board Schools, High
Wycombe.
1877. 1075 do. do. do.
1 178 Cottage Hospital, High
Wycombe.
VERNON, Arthur Longley... Painter.
18, Elgin Road, Maida Vale.
1873. 4^* My garden.
1874. 1359 Water lilies.
1875. 461 Copt Point, Folkestone.
897 Jealousy.
vin.
15, Belgrave Road,
St. John's Wood.
1876. 306 "All is vanity."
1877. 123 "If all the world and love were
young, etc."
378 " She in her turn assisting doth
repay
The anxious cares of many and
many a day."
1879. 355 " Childhood is the bough where
slumber, etc."
558 "Written love is poor; one
word were better."
1880. 57 The confidante.
1471 Olivia.
1 88 1. 14*0 The billet-doux.
1882. 145 » "Oh! beautiful thou art! Thou
sculptor-like, and stately
river queen, etc."
1883. 886 The water pets.
1463 Au revoir.
1884. 123 " It might have been."
1885. 650 "The love that cheers life's
latest stage,
Proof against sickness and old
age."
1886. 690 Souvenir.
1887. 930 "Entrenous."
1026 The Vicar of Wakefield.
1888. 1 121 "Who are they?"
1889. 1 194 Ecclesboume Glen.
1893. 636 Out of the hunt.
775 Spring.
1895. 735 Les adieux.
1896. 921 The messenger.
1897. 4»* The step mother.
VERNON, Emile Painter.
2, Upstall Street, CamberWell.
1904. 579 Roses.
VERNON, H Architect.
22, Victoria Road, Clapham.
1874. 1199 House at Whittlebury, North-
amptonshire, for Lord
Charles Fitzroy.
VERNON, J Painter.
1862. 506 Portrait of a dog.
VERNON, J. Arthur Painter.
16, Park Road, Forest Hill.
1888. 224 To Penmaenmawr.
VERNON, J. R Painter.
8, Upper Phillimore Place.
1856. 57 A bull-finch, with fruit and
flowers.
1857. 2$8 An old London musician.
1858. 139 Winter berries, and silver.
M
82
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VERNON, Hon. Mrs Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1780. 90 Portrait of a nun.
VERNON, R.Warren Painter.
6, Clarendon Street, N, W.
1886. 1480 Winter in Kew Gardens.
VERNON, Thomas Engraver.
32, Hill Street, Knightsbridge,
1857. 1171 The infant amazon; a portrait
of H.R.H. the Princess
Helena. After F. Winter-
halter; in Her Majesty's
private collection.
1198 The Virgin mother. After W.
Dyce, R.A.; in her Ma-
jesty's private collection.
1859. 1 1 89 Abundance. After Van Eyken.
1201 The Lady C. Grosvenor. After
F. Winterhalter.
i860. 913 Lady Rubens. After Sir P. P.
Rubens.
1863. 986 The late Levy Emmanuel
Cohen. After E. D. Leahy.
I, St, George's Terrace,
Kilbum.
1867. 972 The Poor of Bethesda. After
Murillo.
VERNON, W Painter.
20, Leicester Square,
18 16. 890 Portrait of the late Dr. Buchan.
VERNON, Walter Liberty.
Architect.
1879. 1 169 Claremont Buildings, Hastings.
VERNON, William H Painter.
Stamford Road, Birmingham.
1872. 257 On the Ogwen, North Wales.
The Laurels,
Livingstone Road,
Birmingham,
1891. 1 133 A lonely mere.
1892. 922 "The Thistle giveth his beard
to the wind." — Ossian,
VERNON-MORGAN, Mrs. Mary-
Painter.
One Oak, Radnor Road,
Handsworth, Birmingham,
1894. 1103 Spring flowers.
(See also Morgan, vol. v, pages 292-3.)
VERRAUS, L Painter.
IS, Waterloo Place,
1850. 153 Le repos.
( Verraus in the index, and Verreaux in
the catalogue,)
VERTUB, Julia Painter.
15, Kensington Square,
1848. 254 View of Cromer.
VERTUE, Rosamond Painter.
1847. 589 Study from nature.
VERTUMNI, Achille Painter.
Rome,
1869. 196 View in the Pontine Marshes.
206 The baths of Cicero ; The tower
of Astura, near Porto d' Anzio.
84s View in the Pontine Marshes.
VERWEE, C. L Painter.
20, Brompton Crescent,
1865. 519 A difficult case.
VESEY-HOLT, Miss A. Julia.
Painter.
I, Fhillimore Gardens.
1884. 1644 Study of pansies.
VEUSSELL, Emma Painter.
22, Lower Belgrave Street,
1853. 406 Portrait of the artist's mother.
VEZIN, Frederick Painter.
10, Lancaster Place, Strand,
1884. 579 My studio.
600 Diisseldorf racecourse.
687 Moonlight on the sands.
VIALLS, George Architect.
10, River Street,
Middleton Square,
1868. 855 Design for a Town Hall, etc.
15, Great James Street,
Bedford Row,
187 1. 875 New English church at Patras,
Greece.
13, Grange Park, Ealing.
1889. 1856 Town Hall, Lyme Regis.
VICKERS, Alfred Painter.
A, Vickers, Senr,,
8, Barton Street,
Westminster.
183 1. 14 View near Bristol.
1832. 149 A heath scene.
229 Landscape composition.
406 View on the Thames near Oat-
lands.
1833. 80 A scene in the moors, York-
shire.
1834. 114 On the road to Shanklin, Isle
of Wight.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
83
1834. 142 Landscape near East Green-
wich, Kent.
173 A lime-kiln near Dartford,
Kent.
A, Vickers^
20, Cumming Street y
Pentonville,
1835. '5^ On the Dart, Devon.
171 The decoy farm at Hendon.
358 Scene on the borders of the
New Forest.
1836. 417 View in Haddon Chase, Derby-
shire.
421 Heath scene near Beverley,
Yorkshire.
7, Islington Green,
1837. 277 The fall of the Rhine at Schaf-
hausen.
1838. 373 View of the Swiss Alps and
Lake of Zug, Switzerland.
521 The Wharf at Bolton Abbey.
1839. 630 Languynant near Beddgellert
1 1 39 Snowden from Capel Carig.
1840. 253 View on the Elwy, Vale of
Awyd, St. Asaph in the dis-
tance.
444 View near Capel Cerig, North
Wales.
1 84 1. 30 A blowing day on the Orwell,
near Harwich.
94 On the Thames, near Wind-
sor.
267 At Carisbrook, Isle of Wight.
1842. 275 Distant view of Yarmouth, Isle
of Wight.
632 View from Carisbrook Castle
HUl, Isle of Wight.
633 Morning off Margate.
1147 A lock on the banks of
Thames, near Windsor.
1843. 266 Fishbome Creek, Isle
Wight.
282 Morning at Lymington,
Isle of Wight in the
tance.
Bexky Heath, Kent.
1844. *3^ Rydal Water, Westmoreland.
286 The Thames near Gravesend.
9, Liverpool Terrace, Islington,
1845. »^o At Wootton bridge. Isle of
Wight.
232 Scene in the Vale of Neath,
South Wales.
589* Morning at the village of Pen-
clawdd, South Wales.
1846. 49 The Burry river at Penclawdd,
South Wales; schooner re-
fitting.
1268 The course of the Derwent at
Aldersby, Derbyshire.
the
of
the
dis-
3*7
55*
1847. 139 Banks of the Thames, near
Bray.
On the beach near Culver
Cliff, Isle of Wight.
The salmon weir and water
mill at Enyswere on the
river Colley, near Caer-
marthen.
1 227 Morning — in the Vale of Neath.
1848. 61 An old water mill, at the base
of Muna Mawr, near Caer-
narvon.
350 A mountain spring at Bettys
Garmon, near the base of
Snowdon.
807 The watering place on the
heath.
1134 Returning from market, in the
vale of Llanwrst, North
Wales.
1849. ^^' ^ shady lane, banks of the
Conway, North Wales.
569 Morning in the meadows at
Colchester.
610 Entrance of the village of Mil-
ford, near Nottingham.
730 Morning — banks of the Dee,
Chester.
3, Angel Terrace,
St. Peter^s Street.
The old water mill in the Vale
of Bedgellert, North Wales.
Tide flowing into Brading har-
bour. Isle of Wight.
682 The Vale of Clwyd, from Rhud-
lan. North Wales.
748 On the Coast near Bembridge,
Isle of Wight.
756 Evening at Bray, banks of the
Thames.
13, Beaufort Buildings.
1852. 81 A lane, with cattle, in the Vale
of Neath.
83 An Avenue in Shanklin Chine,
Isle of Wight.
1185 Morning in the Vale of Neath,
North Wales.
28, Arlington Square,
Islington.
324 Banks of the Thames — even-
1850.
1851.
802
1213
1853-
1854.
1856.
1858.
1859.
ing.
511 At Languynant, North Wales.
21 Morning on the Lake of Zurich.
899 Blowing fresh off Dover.
572 Morning at Teignmouth,
Devon.
532 Mountain stream on the way
to Snowdon.
550 The I^ke of Thirlemere, foot
of Helvellyn, Cumberland.
84
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Vickers, KUt^A— continued.
A. Vickers^ i, Norfolk Villas^
Edmonton,
1867. lis In Monsal Dale, Derbyshire.
1868. 173 In the Taff Vale, South Wales.
192 Evening on the Heath.
Alfred Gomersal.
Painter.
8, Barton Street, Westminster,
A market boat off Harwich.
Smugglers sinking their cargo.
The tomb of Henry V in West-
minster Abbey.
Going to market.
Low water.
Near Bembridge, Isle of Wight.
Morning after a storm.
On the coast of Hampshire —
low water.
A fresh breeze.
The stolen interview.
Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire.
Fresh breeze off the Reculvers.
The fish market, Antwerp.
20, Cumming St,, Pentonville,
The Galley Harbour entrance
of the Neva, Petersburgh.
The captives.
VICKERS, A. H Painter.
26, Arlington St,, Islington,
1853. 919 Near Folkestone, Kent.
VICKERS, C Architect.
Hertford,
1838. 1098 At attempt at Polychromic re-
storation of the Choragic
monument of Lysicrates.
9, Adam Street, Adelphi,
1850. 1 142 Church of S. John the Baptist,
Hartwell, near Northamp-
ton.
1 143 Chapel of St. Michael, Carle-
ton, near Pontefract, York-
shire.
1281 St. Edmund's Church, North-
ampton. The spire is a me-
morial to the late Samuel
Percival, Esq.
1851. 286 Schools at Oulton, etc.
287 Church of St. Edward the Con-
fessor at Dringhouses, near
York.
13, Beaufort Buildings.
1852. 121$ New church. Cherry Burton,
near Beverley, Yorkshire.
VICKERS,
1827.
1828.
1829.
17
906
119
1830.
*54
389
an
3«4
48a
1831.
1832.
1834.
«7i
355
590
161
597
1835.
926
1836.
148
VIDAL, Eugene Painter.
55, Eagle Street,
i888, 558 Margery, daughter of R. Dun-
thorne, Esq.
1661 By a rainy day.
1678 Crossing sweeper.
233, Faubourg St, Honork,
Paris.
1896. 1058 Youth.
VIDAL, L Painter.
— Vidal^ 16, Queen Street,
Chelsea,
1790. 286 Flowers.
Z. Vidal,
1 79 1. 143 Flowers.
446 Flowers and fruit.
I, Grosvenor Row, Chelsea,
1792. 608 A flower piece.
VIEIRA, F Painter.
K Vuira,
4, Cumberland Place,
New Road,
1798. 3 Queen Margaret and the Rob-
ber.
79 Leda surprised by Jupiter.
236 Edward and Eleonora.
At Mr, BartolozzPs,
1799. 300 Viriato, chief of the Lusitanians,
exhorts his companions to
take vengeance on the per-
fidy of Galba, who, under
the cover of a deceitful re-
conciliation, orders the Lusi-
tanians, that with confidence
had presented themselves
unarmed to negociate a
treaty of peace, to be un-
mercifully butchered; and at
the sight of the dead corps
of the men, women, and
children slain, Viriato swears,
by putting his hand, and
those of his companions, in
the wounds of the virgins
yet palpitating, that they will
not lay down their arms until
they are revenged on the
cruel invaders of their coun-
try, and on the perfidious
enemy of the human race.
868 A Dance of nymphs.
VIENNOT, Chevalier Painter.
20, York Street,
1826. 704 Miss Paton of Covent Garden
Theatre.
1827. 616 Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., of
Dublin.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
85
VIERPYL, W Architect.
At Mr. Wyaifs,
63, Berwick Street
1792. 652 Design for a mausoleum.
1793. 764 do. chapel.
1795. 665 do. vestibule.
673 Design for a monumental
building.
VIEUSSEUX, E Painter.
12, Langham Street.
1859. 885 Portrait of the artist.
VIGERS, Allan F Architect.
7, South Square^ Gray^s Inn.
1894. 1 58 1 House near St. Albans.
1583 House at Beckenham.
1895. 1475 Bedford Court Mansions.
1897. 1904 New bonded stores, Vauxhall.
1912 House at Rowgardens wood.
1899. 1818 House and garden.
VIGERS, Frederick Painter.
Horsham^ Surrey.
1 886. 423 Found.
1887. 398 Emelie in the Temple of Diana.
—The Knighfs Tale, Can-
terbury Tales.
1889. 677 The Marquess* proposal to
Griselda. "The daughter
will I take or that 1 wend
As for my wife unto her
life's end." — rA^ Ckrkes
Tale.
1890. 690 The story of Griselda — the re-
conciliation. " It was dainty
for to see the cheer betwixt
them two."
1892. 378 Off the road.
1557 Portrait of my father.
1895. 219 "How Arthur by the mean of
Merlin got Excalibur his
sword of the Lady of the
Lake."
39a, Bedford Court, W.C.
1897. * A little homestead.
344 The old mill.
VIGERS, George Architect.
4, Frederick Place, Old Jewry.
1 88 1. 1120 National Hospital for the De-
formed, Great Portland
Street.
1882. 1165 Hotel Royal, Albert Dock.
1883. 1242 Swinley Birches, Ascot.
1886. 1547 Beckenham public Hall.
1579 " Beauvale," Sunningdale.
1889. 2^2 National Orthopaedic Hospital,
Great Portland Street.
1890. 1918 65, New Broad Street, E.G.
VIGERS (George) and WAGSTAFFE
(T. R.) Architects.
4, Frederick Place, Old Jewry.
1880. H56 New tavern, Victoria Docks.
1 88 1. 1080 Dockmasters* Houses, Royal
Albert Dock.
U04 Tavern, Royal Albert Dock.
VIGNE, G. T Painter.
The Oaks, Woodford.
1842. 973 A Kashmirean girl, with a lotus
leaf placed upon her head
to keep off the heat.
VIGNE, H. G Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Vigne's, WatchMaker,
2, Charing Cross.
1785. 326 Portrait; miniature.
1787. 358 Portrait
VIGNE, Paul De. See D, voL ii, page
315-
VIGNON, Claude (Madame Rouvier).
Sculptor.
152, Rue de la Tour, Paris.
1883. 1626 A Mediterranean fisher boy;
statue, bronze.
VIGOR, Charles Painter.
72, Waterford Road, Fulham.
1885. 472 Mrs. Hugh Macdonell.
Cedar House Studios,
Glebe Place.
1886. 449 "Do take me!"
768 " A letter for me."
1887. 910 Mrs. Edgar Bowring.
15, Bolton Studios.
1889. *^9 Portrait of a lady.
1890. 714 Mrs. Lawrence Alport.
1892. 398 Saved.
462 The struggle for fame.
1893. 331 Innocence and guilt.
1894. 7 ft Relics of the little one.
536 Portrait of a lady.
1895. 328 Daphne, daughter of W. Bright,
Esq.
761 " Awake, my soul ! "
1897. 1059 The return of Enoch Arden.
"His wife, his wife no more,
and saw the babe
Hers, yet not his, upon the
father's knee.
And all the warmth, the peace,
the happiness."
1899. 43 Mrs. Tennant.
316 Embers of love.
542 My heart's delight.
86
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Vigor, Charles — continued.
1900. 88 The guiding hand.
1005 Joy.
1018 Miss De Chair.
1902. 767 The hero of the hour.
VILLAINE, H Painter.
75, Rue Vaugirard^ Paris,
1846. 505 Discovery of the gunpowder
conspiracy. " About mid-
night Sir Thomas Knivett,
a justice of Peace, was
sent, with proper attend-
ants; and before the door
of the vault, finding Fawkes,
who had just finished all his
preparations, he immediately
seized him, and, turning
over the faggots, discovered
the powder." — Hume.
VILLALOBOS, A. De. See D, vol. ii,
page 315-
VILLAMIL, P Painter.
5, Lower Seymour Street.
1838. 103 A Frascati woman.
G. Vilia-a-mil,
cjo Colnagki and Co.^
Fall Mail East.
1840. 293 Cathedral and walls of Burgos.
P. VillamiL
1854. 343 A group from the fair at Se-
ville.
Paris.
1857. 4"6 The roofs of Seville.
46, Pembroke Square.
1859. 38 "Who is she that looketh
forth as the morning, fair as
the moon, clear as the sun,
and terrible as an army with
banners?"
23$ Language of the eyes.
1 86 1. 636 La Jaca Adaluza.
VILLB, C Sculptor.
8, Mount Pleasant^
Grafs Inn Lane.
1831. 1031 Portrait of a gentleman.
VILLB, De. See D, vol. ii, page 315.
VILLBBRUNB,Miss Mary De(after.
wards Mrs. Du Noblet) ... Painter.
At Mr. Bocquefs^
King Strut, Soho.
1772. 265 A lady playing on a guitar; in
oil.
1772. 266 A pastoral; in crayons.
267 A small picture of two ladies.
Frith Street, Soho.
^774' ^4 Two portraits.
M. de Ville Prune du Noblet,
Church Rou\
Hampstead.
'775- 94 Portrait of a gentleman; small
whole length.
95 Portrait of a gentleman; kit-
cat.
96 A fancy head.
At Mr. Hatton\
37, Broad Street,
Carnaby Market.
1777. 356 Portrait of a gentleman; kit-
cat.
357 Two heads.
112, Wardour Street.
1782. 404 Portrait of a young lady;
crayons.
424 Portrait of a lady; crayons.
VILLIBRS, Fran9ois Hiiet.
Miniature Painter.
Huet Villiers,
34, Leicester Square.
1803. 426 H.R.H. the Duke of York.
429 H.R.H. the Dutchess of York.
810 Portrait of his father, an etude,
a family preparing flowers
for a fite, a young lady,
himself on alabaster, and
Mr. Peltier.
1807. 744 Portrait of a gentleman; in
water colours on marble.
750 Portrait of a lady.
790 Madame Catalani.
807 Captain Whittingham, of 12 th
light dragoons.
826 Portrait of a young girl bathing.
891 Mons. De Valabrugues, Ma-
dame Catalini's husband.
(Miniature Painter to T.R.H. the Duke
and Duchess of York.)
/. H. Villiers,
36, Great Marlborough Street.
1808. 739 Portrait of a lady.
1809. 627 A frame containing the por-
traits of three ladies.
H. Villiers,
96, Great Marlborough Street.
181 o. 660 Portrait of a lady.
181 1. 147 Three sheep.
233 Calves.
430 Study from nature.
181 2. 431 His Majesty Gustavus IV.
1 8 13. 471 A frame containing the por-
traits of Mr. Morel, a lady,
and Mr. Hughes.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
87
1813. 572 Portrait of a gentleman.
589 do. the Count of Ludoff.
591 do. the late Mr. Cardon,
the engraver.
753 The Marquis of Sligo.
{For the exhibits of 1804 to 1806, see
V. Huety voL iv^page 181.
VILLIBRS, Frederick Painter.
S, Primrose Hill Studios.
1882. 403 The road home; the return of
an Imperial brigade from
Afghanistan.
1883. loi Fighting Arabi with his own
weapons; an incident of the
battle of Tel-el- Kebir. " A
staff officer, with some men
of the Gordon and Cameron
Highlanders, and an officer
and men of the 6oth Rifles,
bearing towards the Canal,
captured on its bank a
Krupp field-piece, which was
brought into action with
considerable effect against
the flank of the enemy fall-
ing back before the advance
of the Indian Division."
VINALL, C Painter.
27, King William Street^
Strand.
1872. 1251 A village church.
VINCENT, Miss E. M Painter.
37a, Park Hilly Clapham.
1 90 1. 1200 " Not far withdrawn, yet sepa-
rate from the strife, the tur-
moil of the world."
VINCENT, George Painter.
1814. 213 Scene near Norwich.
86, Newman Strut.
18 1 8. i\o Forest scene — evening.
18 1 9. 301 Sheep crossing the brook —
morning.
182 1. \\% Landscape and cattle.
Kentish Town^
opposite Fitzroy Place.
1822. 254 Grove scene.
286 View at Whitlingham, near
Norwich.
297 View of Ben An, from the island
on Loch Katrine.
"Craigs, knoles, and mounds
confusedly hurled.
The fragments of an earlier
world.
A wildering forest feathered
o*er
His ruin'd sides and summits
hoar,
While on the north,! through
middle air,
Ben An heaved high his fore-
head bare."
—Sir Walter Scott.
1823. 249 Cottage scene.
395 View of Yarmouth Quay.
VINCENT, Henry Painter.
1 16, Great Russell Street.
1882. 87 What is it?
1883. 638 A peasant boy.
150, Southampton Row.
1884. 480 Private practice.
540 The seamstress.
Ill, Euston Road.
1890. 565 Portrait of a lady.
8, Monmouth Road^ W.
1897. 741 British Museum — ^the way out.
VINCENT, J • Painter.
9, George Street^
Portman Square.
1 83 1. 595 Study from Christ-Church, Isle
of Wight.
VINCENT, Miss Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 6. 436 Shells from nature.
VINCOTTE, Thomas Jules.
Sculptor.
97, Rue de la Consolation^
Brussels.
1881. 1460 Giotto; bust, marble.
1538 H.M. Leopold II, King of the
Belgians; bust, marble.
VINE, R Painter.
48, Great Russell Street
1846. 339 The iris.
1850. 347 Fruit.
VINBAy Francesco Painter.
40a, Barclay Road^ Fulham.
1877. 1327 An insinuating wretch.
1878. 574 "A soldier's a man,
A life's but a span;
Why, then, let a soldier drink."
1879. 4^^ ^^ dogs.
519 Salvator Rosa.
644 Play fellows.
1 88 1. 917 In waiting.
1882. 8sa The Queen of the revels.
88
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VINER, C Architect.
Bath,
1838. 11S9 Design for a triumphal monu-
ment.
Tickcll Painter.
30, Kenton Street^
Brunswick Square,
Mr. J. Viner, Senr.
Mr. Manfree of Hertfordshire.
Southsea House.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
An old peasant.
Thomas Snape, Esq.
Study of a head.
6, Southampton Row.
Retirement.
" Oh, what is human pomp and
power,
'Mid halls and cities rude.
Compared with such a sacred
hour
Of pensive solitude? "
Head of a child; a study.
Southsea House,
The young artist.
Mr. John Jesse.
A blue coat boy.
Threadneedle Street,
Wni. Fisher Jackson, Esq.
VINER, J.
1821.
26
315
1822.
H5
1825.
1826.
»35
171
224
1827.
431
1828. 584
1830. 34
1833. 4«5
1842. 57
1854. 1333
VINOBLST, Emanuel Constant.
Sculptor.
C, Vinvolst,
61, Charlotte Street,
1868. 1 105 Summer and spring.
C, Vinoelst,
18, Bloomfield Terrace,
1869. 129$ Triumph of Bacchus.
1870. 1118 Going to bathe.
187 1. 1279 Daughter of Pharaoh.
12, Stanley Places Pimlico.
1872. 1489 Tired out.
1873. 1497 The first rose.
1874. 1607 The young hero; marble.
1875. 1385 Ruth.
1876. i49» Judith.
178, Buckingham Palace Road,
1879. »S<>3 "There is father l**
1881. 1554 Spring; bust, terra-cotta.
1556 Summer; bust, terra-cotta.
6, Ranelagh Grove,
1882. 1635 A Madonna; bust, marble.
1883. 1689 Portrait of a young girl; bust,
terra-cotta.
1884. 1 84 1 Summer; low relief, terra-cotta.
1889. 2055 Triumph of Bacchus; group,
terra-cotta.
1890. 2031 Statuette.
VINTER, Frederick Armstrong.
Painter.
29, Monmouth Street,
1879. 38a Mildred.
1880. 409 Lady Jane Grey.
1881. 889 From Arabia.
1883. 798 The canary.
VINTER, Miss Harriet Emily.
Fainter.
29, Monmouth Road,
1879. ^6 Still life.
VINTER, John Alfred.
Painter and Lithographer.
206, High Holbom,
1848. 269 Portrait.
194, High Holborn,
1849. 858 The burial of Isabella.
" No heart was there in Flor-
ence but did mourn
In pity of her love, so oy^x-
caiSt." --Keats,
1850. 417 Queen Blanche of Castille
liberating the prisoners of
Chitevey. "In 1252 the
chapter of Notre Dame de
Paris had thrown several
persons of Chitevey into
prison. Queen Blanche,
touched with compassion for
them, sent to request their
liberation. Instead of com-
plying with her humane de-
sire, the chapter arrested
also their wives and fami-
lies, and crowded them into
cells together. The Queen's
indignation was aroused ;
and, proceeding with her
guards, she broke open the
cells where the prisoners
were found, in a state of
starvation, with scarcely
strength to bless their bene-
factress." — Sismondi,
1851. 697 " When Ahijah heard the sound
of her feet, as she came in at
the door, he said, Come in,
thou wife of Jeroboam; why
feignest thou thyself to be
another?** — i Kings, xiv, 6.
1852. nil The family of W. D. Jourdain,
Esq.
1853. 1267 The release of a captive thrush.
104, Great Russell Street,
1854. 612 Helena watching the return of
Bertram. " Hostess, Now
they come.'*— All's Well that
Ends Well.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
89
1855. 109
17s
1856. 391
1036
1857. 461
1858. 264
"53
1859. 5«9
995
i860. 594
905
908
909
910
912
1861. 185
937
943
1862. 450
587
933
1863. 598
997
998
VIII.
The new number.
Young Waltonians.
A street study.
The late Rev. Spedding Cur-
wen. After VV. Gush.
Study of an Italian boy.
Fully employed.
John Lee, Esq., LL.D., F.R.S.,
of Hartwell Park. After
R. Tait; lithograph.
Lieut.-Col. J. Wilson Patten,
M.P. After Sir J. W.Gordon,
R.A.J lithograph.
The young royalist
Study for a picture from Tenny-
son*s "Miller's Daughter."
** So sing that other song I
made, etc."
In the morning sow thy seed.
H.M. The Queen. After Win-
terhalter. Engraved for Her
Majesty,
H. R.H. Prince Leopold George
Duncan Albert. After Win-
terhalter. Lithographed for
Her Majesty.
H.R. H. Princess Beatrice Mary
Victoria Feodore. After Win-
terhalter. Lithographed for
Her Majesty,
H.R.H. The Prince Arthur
William Patrick Albert. After
Wi'nterhalter. Lithographed
for Her Majesty,
H.R.H. The Prince Consort.
After Winterhalter. Litho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
18, Monmouth Roady
Bayswater,
The picture book.
H.S.H. Ernest, Prince of Lein-
ingen. After F. R. Say.
Lithographed for Her Ma-
jesty,
The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry W. N.
Wynne. K.C.B., G.C.H.
After F. R. Say; litho-
graph.
Saturday afternoon: the illus-
trated paper.
Boat building.
H.R.H. the Princess Alice.
After Winterhalter. Litho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
Compassion.
H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.
After Lauchert.
H.R.H. Prince Louis of Hesse.
After Winterhalter. LJiho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
1863. 1000 Her late R.H. the Duchess
of Kent. After Winterhalter.
Lithographed for Her
Majesty,
1864. 657 Study for a picture. "He shall
in no wise lose his reward."
1865. 845 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
. After Winterhalter; litho-
graph.
846 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.
After Winterhalter; litho-
graph.
849 H.R.H. the Princess Louise.
After Graefle. Lithographed
for Her Majesty,
8(8 Edward Knight, Esq. After
F. Grant, R.A.; lithc^raph.
1866. i8i The rescue of a collier boy.
1867. 948 H.R.H. the Prince Consort.
After Macleay. Lithographed
for Her Majesty,
951 H.R.H. the Princess Beatrice.
After Lauchert. Litho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
961 H.R.H. the Prince Christian.
After Winterhalter. Litho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
979 H.R.H. the Duke of Edin-
burgh. After Winterhalter.
Lithographed for Her
Majesty,
1868. 166 Cam's smooth margin.
903 Balmoral in i860. After Sir
E. Landseer, R.A. Litho-
graphed for Her Majesty,
1869. 8i6 Study for a picture. "There
were also women looking
on afar off."— ^. Mark,
XV, 40.
29, Monmouth Road,
1S70. 22 The late Admiral Worde,
K.H., of Squerrye's Court,
Kent.
820 Early risers; crayon.
845 Fanny Vinter; crayon.
1871. 517 Waiting to be christened.
1872. 971 The first glimpse of the sea.
992 Past and present.
1013 Work and play.
1873. 99^ '^^^ hamper from home.
1081 Dawning talent.
1874. 18 Checkmate.
1339 Portrait of a lady.
1876. 560 From the squire.
1877. 54 Our village choir.
495 Peep-bo.
628 Way-worn and weary.
1880. 541 The reply.
1 88 1. 442 Alone in London.
1882. 800 The burial of Harold.
90
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Vintcr, John Alfred — continued,
1883. 1373 Work and play; crayon study
for a picture.
642 Early art.
974 The Rev. Daniel Moore, chap-
lain in Ordinary to the
Queen, and Prebendary of
St. Paul's.
610 Mrs. Vinter.
33, Lynton Road^
Springfield Park^ Acton,
1902. 887 On the East Coast of England.
1884.
1891.
1893.
VIOLET, Miss
Mrs. Pulham) ..
1 808.
1809.
1811.
Maria (afterwards
Miniature Painter.
59, Poland Street.
483 A cottager selling flowers.
I, Upper James Street^
Golden Square.
345 A drawing in water colours; a
girl playing with her dog.
677 Portrait of a girl at a window.
681 do. young lady.
(Pierre Violet had two daughters^ Maria^
who married James Brook Pulham^ and
Cecilia^ who married Lewis Ferriere^ a son
of Francis Ferriere,)
VIOLET, Pierre... Miniature Painter.
f)TyJermyn Street.
1790. 314 Portrait of an artist.
325 do. a young lady.
318 The Queen of France.
332 Marchioness of Chabaine.
338 Portrait of a young lady.
339 Miss Boulanger.
341 Portrait of a gentleman.
348 Covetousness.
369 Portrait of a lady.
370 do. gentleman.
371 do. kdy.
1 791. 284 do. gentleman.
320 do. young woman.
328 A frame containing a portrait
of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales and eight others.
8, Dufouf^s Place,
Broad Street,
Camaby Market.
1792. 7^1 A frame containing six por-
traits.
'794' 47^ Nine miniatures.
53, Berwick Street, Soho.
^795« 385 Portrait of an artist. {Mr.
Bartolozzi.)
386 Portrait of a young lady.
440 do. girl.
A
446 A sleeping boy.
517 A study.
1795. 520 Portrait of a child.
565 . do. gentleman.
1796. 137 Portraits of two young ladies.
138 Portrait of a lady. {Miss
Staveley.)
530 Five portraits.
610 Portrait of a child.
658 do. do.
1797* 49^ <lo. gendeman.
588 Fancy.
851 Portrait of a lady.
938 do. foreign lady of
quality and her children.
979 Portrait of a young lady.
1798. 381 Drawings.
464 Cottagers selling flower pots.
524 A drawing.
580 Children playing.
702 A drawing.
906 The chilly school-boy.
58, Poland Street.
1799. 407 Fancy.
488 Portrait of an artist; in imita-
tion of bronze.
768 Portrait of an artist.
778 do. a French general.
1800. 446 A drawing.
558 A girl tired of play.
924 Portrait of a young lady.
927 do. an artist.
1 80 1. 781 do. a young girl.
797 Miss L. Morris.
816 Mrs. Burkingshaw.
1802. 460 A fancy head.
596 Mr. Wilshin.
701 J. Claridge, Esq.
889 Capt. Surman.
1803. 371 Mrs. Gaillard.
586 Mr. Gaillard.
594 Mrs. Smith.
822 Mr. Jennings.
1804. 620 Portraits of a gentleman's
family.
^n Mr. Gaillard.
692 Mr. G. Bartolozzi.
1805. 417 Mr. Lenoir.
1806. 360 Sketch of the portrait of R.
Bloomfield, author of the
" Farmer's Boy."
738 Portrait of a gentleman.
1807. 614 do. young lady.
718 A girl looking out of a window.
859 Mr. J. Calkin.
1808. 448 A drawing representing a young
girl translating.
709 A frame containing two minia-
tures.
I, Upper James Street,
Golden Square.
1809. 593 A holy virgin.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
91
1809. 673 A drawing in water colours re-
presenting children's sports.
18 10. 464 A woman sewing.
519 Maria, from Sterne.
676 Portrait of a gentleman.
181 1. 678 J. Claridge, Esq.
18 1 2. 748 Portrait of young lady.
i3 13. 453 Portraits of a fortune teller and
girl.
1814. 465 Portrait of a lady.
1815. 485 do. gentleman.
559 Mrs. Ferrier.
577 Mr. Ferrier.
I, Charlotte Street,
Jntzray Square.
1816. 624 Portrait of a lady.
1817. 669 James Brook Pulham, Esq.
181 8. 672 Portrait of a farmer aged 102.
677 do. an artist.
801 Death of a favourite bird.
1819. 7*8 Portrait of the late N. C. Jen-
nings, Esq., the celebrated
Antiquary.
VISPRE, Francis Xavicr ... Painter.
78, St. Martin's Lane.
1788. 3 An Infant, Jesus considering
the cross.
86 Portrait of a gentleman. {Sir
Grey Page Ti/rner.)
290 Portrait of a lady.
292 do. do.
330 do. do.
331 do. young gentleman.
1789. 110 St. John the Baptist.
290 Portrait of a lady.
305 do. gentleman.
VISPRE, Victor Painter.
At Mr. Augidand^s, near
Old Slaughter Coffee house,
St. Martin's Lane.
1770. 194 A piece of fruit painted in oil
upon glass.
195 Ditto, its companion.
1 77 1. 203 A fruit piece painted in oil
upon glass.
204 do. do. do.
205 do. do. do.
106 do. do. do.
1772. 264 Two fruit pieces painted in oil
on glass.
VITALBA, Giovanni Painter.
In Berwick Street, Soho.
177 1. 207 A landscape; a drawing.
James Street, Golden Square.
1773' 300 A landscape; in oil.
301 do. in water colours.
302 A naked figure; in black chalk.
Piccadilly, near Downes Street.
^77S' 3*5 Ahead; Drawing.
326 A view of a sea port; Drawing.
317 do. the entrance to a
castle; Drawing.
Charles Street, Soho.
1785. 445 A fancy head.
484 A sketch of a cascade from
nature.
1 1 , Jermyn Street.
1798. 473 A sea port in the gulph of
Venice representing a sum-
mer storm ceasing.
VI V ARES, Thomas Painter.
At Mr. Gearie's,
Tottenham Court Road.
1783. 380 Moonlight.
398 do.
18, St. Georges Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1 7^5* 470 A moonlight.
At Mr. Buscoulefs,
2, Great Newport Street,
Long Acre.
1788. 560 Sketch of a Romantic Castle,
situated in Chimera.
VIVIAN, Comley Painter.
70, Warwick Gardens.
1877. 347 Mrs. Vivian.
1878. 221 Atalanta.
576 Nina.
1880. 3x3 Charles WooUoton, Esq., J.P.,
Sheriff of London and Mid-
dlesex, 1879-80.
145 1 A portrait.
1 88 1. 472 Elliot - Hardy and Marriott,
sons of J. C. Parkinson,
Esq.
80, Warwick Gardens.
1883. 483 Rear- Admiral Mark Pechell.
519 Parke Pittar, Esq.
1885. 101 s Violet.
1892. I Mrs. Fredk. Dean.
VIVIAN, Mrs. Comley (Lizzie)
(formerly Miss Elizabeth Baly
rarquhar) Miniature Painter.
80, Warwick Gardens.
1886. 1387 Portrait of a lady.
1888. 1538 Isaac Henderson, Esq.
1540 Nina.
1890. 1572 The late H. W. Nevill, Esq.
1891. 1545 Ethel, daughter of F. Ambrose,
Esq.
1546 Archie Vivian.
1547 Mary, daughter of Brice Alan
Miller.
9^
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Vivian, Mrs. Comlcy — continued,
1892. 1420 Lady Ida.
1421 Violet and Madge Vivian.
1902. 116S Madame Constance Elizabeth
d'Azevedo.
{See Miss L. Farquhar, vol. iii,
page 88.)
VOGET, H. C Architect.
61, Northumberland Street.
1838. 1137 View of a mansion near Cape
Town for Baron Van Lud-
wig.
YOKES, Arthur E Painter.
34, Acfold Road^ Fulham*
1897. 2015 V. W. Burnand, Esq.; head.
10, Parade Houses
Northampton,
1898. 1894 Study of a head.
Goodyear Chambers^
Northampton,
1899. 772 Corn and Elms — twilight.
1900. 49S Evening.
1 90 1. 299 Meadow sweet.
688 A spring evening.
698 A bright morning.
VOLLON, Antoine Painter.
2, Frith Strut,
187 1. 1164 Luncheon.
VOLMAR, Johann Georg ... Painter.
22, Warwick Strut,
1804. 305 The gift. View in the vicinity
of the Lake of Lungerin, in
the upper part of the Canton
of Underwalden.
306 The corn-merchants; an inn of
the Canton of Zurich.
307 The debarkation; taken from
part of the lake of the four
Cantons.
308 The game at skittles in the
Canton of Berne.
VOLMERSTEIN, Count von der R.
Sculptor.
2, Lawn^ South Lambeth,
1863. 1064 Mater Amabilis.
1066 Beatrice Cenci.
VON ANGBLI, Baron Heinrich.
See Angeliy vol. i, page 37.
VON BORWITZ, Miss R. E.
Painter.
1 8, EarVs Court Gardens.
1892. no Autumn.
VON CHELMINSKI, Jan. See C,
vol. ii, page 52.
VONDER EMBE, K Painter.
42, Albany Street,
1^53* 535 Early impressions.
1290 German peasant reading the
bible.
VON BICKBN, Miss Elisabeth.
Painter.
63, Lutzowstrasse^ Berlin,
1896. 536 November.
1897. 318 May morning.
VON FOWENKEL, Miss Magdalena.
Painter.
21, Aberdeen Place,
1831. 553 Flowers from nature.
1833. 827 Portrait of a lady.
1835. 737 do. do.
854 View of an ancient castle of
the Counts of Flanders, in
Ghent, and the birthplace
of John of Gaunt.
, Magdalene Van Fawinkel,
21, Aberdun Place,
1843. 666 Flowers from nature.
VON GLEHN, Oswald Painter.
8, Trafalgar Studios,
1879. *5^ Boreas and Orithyia.
Phadrus, Tell me, So-
crates, do you believe this
tale to be true?
Socrates, It would not be
strange if I disbelieved it,
as the clever men do. I
might then show my clever-
ness by saying that a gust
of Boreas blew her down
from the rocks above while
she was at play, and that
having been killed in that
manner she was reported to
have been carried off by
Boreas, etc,**— Pla/o.
1880. 31 (Enone. (Enone, placed in
ambush by her lover, Paris,
to witness his award of the
golden apple to the fairest
of the goddesses, sees him,
faithless to his love for her,
assign the prize to Venus,
on her promising him the
fairest and most loving wife
in Greece, namely Helen.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
93
VON GLEHN, Wilfrid G. ... Painter,
lo, Sf, Leonardos Studios^
Chelsea,
1896. 239 Mona.
58, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1898. 613 Mrs. F. Cohen.
1900. 542 Leda and the swan.
1901. 51 Miss R. V. G.
VON HANNON, R Painter.
Vienna,
1849. 1010 Snow scene.
VON HOLST, TheodorM.... Painter.
14, Hoivland Street,
1827. 604 Witches hastening to the
Hartzgebirg. {Quotation in
German from Goethe,)
1828. 335 Faust and Margareth; Garden
scene. — Goethe,
530 Sketch from the Bohemian
legend of the twelve sleep-
ing virgins.
560 Two students watching the
clock of eternity.
1829. 445 The page. " Raro anteceden-
tem scelestum deseruit pede
poena claudo."
486 Baron Carl Achating Von
Freisheim.
1832. 369 Giorgione and his sister Salma;
a sketch from life by Adel-
bert von Chamisso.
478 A peasant woman of Ander-
nach on the Rhine.
1833. 260 The dream of Giacinta Fava.
305 Pleasure; an attempt in the
manner of the visions of the
Spanish poet, Quevedo.
567 The fated hour.
1834. 467 The seducer. — From Goethe^s
Tragedy of Clavigo,
483 Faust in his study. " Das ist
nicht eines haudes gestalt,
etc."
494 La jalousie.
1837. 30a Charon; study for a fresco.
"Guai* a voi anime prave,
etc."
312 Macbeth, Banquo, and the
witches. " Banquo and
Macbeth, all hail! etc."
79, Great Titchfield Street.
1839. 295 Portrait of Bettina Brentano.
586 Portrait of a lady.
19, Nassau Street,
1840. 935 The treasure-seeker.
947 Hero and Leander.
1841. 40 George Simon Harcourt, Esq.,
M.P.
1 84 1. 217 Mrs. Harcourt and child.
536 Preciosa.
2, Percy Street.
1843. 47 Spanish lady.
VON MATTHESON.
page 213.
See M, vol. v,
VONNER, Madame A. B. N.
Painter.
132, Sloane Street.
1892. 1113 Olga.
VON PREUSCHEN, Baroness H.
See P, vol. vi, page 203.
VON REICHENBACH, Count
Waldemar Painter.
Weimar.
1 88 1 . 1 28 " Pax Vobiscum ! "
VON ROSEN, Count. See R, vol. vi,
page 362.
VOS HUBERT Painter.
Grosvenor Studio, Vauxhall,
1888. 1 118 A Breton beggar.
1889. 1410 A room in the Brussels Alms-
house for women.
1890. 823 Russian peasant.
1 1 50 H. £. Mons. de Staal, Russian
Ambassador in London.
1654 La priere.
1891. 1385 Mrs. Van den Bergh.
VOSE, Mrs Sculptor.
Liverpool,
1819. 1190 Bust of Mr. J. Gibson, sculp-
tor, a pupil of the Marquis
Canova.
VOSPER, Sydney C Painter.
Faaiiet, Morbihcm, France,
1904. 954 Sabot-maker's hut
987 The weaver.
VOTIERI, J Sculptor.
24, Upper Park Street,
Liverpool Road.
1869 1256 The late John Gibson, R.A.;
marble.
VOYSEY, A Architect.
Zo,PaUMall.
181 1. 885 Design for a bridge over the
Thames at Vauxhall, etc.
94 THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
VOYSEY,
189s.
1496
1896.
1739
1 741
1897.
1898.
>747
1797
1758
1899.
1759
1837
1904. 1645
Charles P. A. ... Architect.
1 1, Melina Place j
St. John's Wood.
House at Colwall.
Walnut Tree Farm.
6, Carlton Hill, N. W.
Design for wall paper, etc.
Houses at Swanage, Hamp-
stead, and Frensham.
Design for wall paper.
House near Guildford.
House at Limpsfield.
do. Thorpe Mandeville.
do. Windermere.
do. Oxshott.
23, York Place, Baker Street.
House at Hampstead.
VULLIAMY, G Architect.
(iZ, Pall Mall.
1838. 1225 House for a Russian Prince on
the coast of the Baltic.
1845. ''^^ Design for the choristers'
school, Magdalen College,
Oxford.
VULLIAMY, Lewis Architect.
361, Oxford Street.
1822. 848 Design for the court of a
palace.
1823. 955 View from the water, etc.; de-
sign for a bridge.
132, Regent Street.
1824. 925 Examples of ornamental Sculp-
ture in architecture, from the
originals in Greece, Asia
Minor, Italy, etc.
1830. 1023 Law Institution, Chancery
Lane.
1831. 1026 Church at Highgate.
1832. 975 Great Hall, Law Institution.
1833.
1834.
973
913
929
956
1835.
1836.
95»
921
101 1
1837-
1119
1838. 1 1 19
Church in Woburn Square.
Emo Park, Ireland, the seat of
the Earl of Portarlington.
Clydagh House, the seat of Sir
G. T. Staunton, Bart.
New Library at Leigh Park, for
Sir G. T. Staunton, Bart.
163, Regent Street.
Christ Church, Woburn Square.
Design for a museum of paint-
ing and sculpture,
do. do. do.
Royal Institution of Great
Britain.
13, Savik Row.
View in Albemarle Street of
Royal Institution.
VYCHAN, J. L Painter.
29, Bolsover Street.
1874. 205 Showery weather — Lake of
Geneva.
272 The castled crag of Drachen-
fels.
VYVYAN, C Painter.
138, EarPs Court Road.
1878. 750 A Tuscan lily.
VYVYAN, J Architect.
Poplar.
1818. 1032 Design for a new Theatre at
Dublin.
Z2,Jermyn Street.
1820. 897 Design for the new Post Office.
VYVYAN, Miss M. Caroline.
Painter.
28, Church Row, Hampstead.
1890. 1662 Within sound of the sea.
1897. 1164 February in South Italy.
WADDBLL, D. Henderson... Painter.
14, Percy Circus^ Kin^s Cross,
1882. 1084 Dunbar — evening.
WADDILOVB, Miss Agnes M.
Miniature Painter.
Dormans^ Parkstone^ Dorset,
1902. 1243 Doris Brett.
1903. 1150 Miss Eveleen M. Waddilove.
1294 Madeline, daughter of the Rev.
A. G. Musgrave.
WADE, Fairfax Blomfield.
Architect.
66, Victoria Street,
1889. 1825 Flixton Hall, Suffolk.
1833 do. do.
1892. 1808 do. do.
1893. 1653 Royal School of Art Needle-
work, Imperial Institute
Road.
1894. 1719 St John's Church, Whittington,
Salop.
1720 do. do. do.
1895. 1537 Royal School of Art Needle-
work, etc.
WADE, George E Sculptor.
8, Pont Street.
1889. 2070 Lieut. -Colonel Myles Sandys,
M.P.j bust, bronze.
7, The Avenue^ Fulham Road,
1890. 1948 Rev. Canon Nugent Wade;
bust, terra-cotta.
1981 Grenadier Guard, 1889; statu-
ette, terra-cotta.
2o$5 IlPenseroso; statuette, bronze.
1 89 1. 1966 Aphrodite; statuette, marble.
2014 Lord Suffield; bust.
1892. 1876 H.R.H. The Duke of Con-
naught; statue.
1883 Despair; statuette, marble.
1973 St. George and the Dragon;
group, bronze.
1893. *^^^ Sir John A. MacDonald; statue.
1894. 1794 Torch bearer; statuette.
1803 do. do.
1897. 1937 Muthusami Tyer, late Judge of
the High Court of Madras.
1898. 1827 Truth; group.
1899. 1930 Mrs. Lancelot Fletcher; bust,
marble.
1900. 1927 Death; group.
1977 Miss Rube; bust, marble.
WADE, Thomas Painter.
2, Clarendon Struts Preston.
1867. 515 Carting turf from the moss.
637 He *s coming.
1868. 218 The poacher's home.
420 A stitch in time.
1869. 895 An unwelcome visitor.
1870. 31s The old smithy.
892 Turf-cutters.
1 87 1. 46 Making ready for school.
307 Tired.
1 170 The Surrender of the Emperor.
1872. 595 Sailing feathers.
898 After-dinner nap.
1873. 534 Spring ploughing.
1073 A stormy day.
1874. 903 Digging potatoes.
1875. ^^^ Spring ploughing.
1876. 691 Autumn.
1877. 841 Going to School.
851 A summer day.
861 Saturday afternoon.
14, Charles Street^
Middlesex Hospital.
1878. 828 A farm yard.
Hill Cottage^ Windermere.
1879. 692 An old Mill. Purchased for the
Chantrey Bequest for ^^84.
794 The river Falloch, Perthshire.
1880. 683 Old farm buildings.
863 Starling and larks.
982 A moor scene.
1881. 417 On the moors.
1882. 938 An old farmhouse.
947 Feeding poultry.
1883. 919 Early spring.
1060 The river Falloch.
1884. 1043 North Hill, Clovelly.
IOS7 Old farmhouse.
1885. 1223 Old Cottages, Coniston.
Boundary Villa^ Kendal,
1886. 1140 Fish Street, Clovelly.
South Langrigge^ Windermere,
1890. 1323 Harvest field.
WADE, W. R Miniature Painter.
24, Penton PlacCy Pentonville,
1824. 677 Portrait of a young gentleman.
WADHAM, B. B Painter.
Glan-y- Wem House^
Arthog Dolgelly^
North Wales,
1883. 366 Sunny day in September.
96
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WADHAM, H. B Painter.
27, 5/. David Street,
Great Dover Rd., Borough,
1838. 840 Sketch of a boy.
B. B. Wadham,
27, St, David Street,
Great Dover Road,
Borough,
1839. 78 Portrait of himself.
WADHAM, Percy Painter.
Morialia, Windsor,
1 90 1. 1445 Ancien Hotel de Gondi, Ville-
neuve-les-Avignon .
1484 Vannes, Lower Brittany.
1902. 1340 An old courtyard, Avignon.
WADMORB, T. F Architect.
Upper Clapton,
1847. 1 160 Design in the Tudor style.
1848. 1276 do. for almshouses.
1849. 1014 do. a parish church.
185 1. 246 A Picture Gallery at Clapton,
the property of James Wad-
more, Esq. The centre pic-
ture at the end is St Roch
interceding with the Virgin
and infant Christ. This pic-
ture was formerly in the
chapel of St. Eustache at
Paris, but having become
the property of the Duke of
Orleans, was replaced by a
copy. The two larger ones
on either side, are by Tur-
ner; one being a view of the
Harbour of Dieppe, and the
other of Cologne.
35, Great St. Be/en's.
1855. 1208 Church of St. Michael, Sutton
Coldfield, Warwickshire.
1877. 1 1 32 Remains of the ancient church,
circa 1200, on the estate of
the Skinners' Company,
Dungiven, co. Londonderry,
Ireland.
WADMORB and BAKBR.
Architects.
35, Great St. Hehtes.
i860. 616 Tonbridge Chapel School,
Kent
WADMORB and MASON.
Architects.
5, Crosby Hall Chambers.
1852. 1234 Wax Chandlers' Hall, Gresham
Street
WADSWORTH, Mrs Painter.
1 4, Northumberland St, <, Strand,
1802. 292 Portrait of a lady.
888 Mrs. Symons.
WABIGBN, A Painter.
148, Sloane Street,
1858. 1205 A fisher's family awaiting his
return.
WAGBMAN, Michael Angelo.
Painter.
II, Stafford Roady Pimlico,
1837. 752 Study of flowers.
25, Mount Street,
1838. 705 The meadow.
746 Study by candlelight
1839. loii Amri and Govinda. "With
her elbow resting on her
knee, and her soft cheek
leaning on her hand, Amr^
sat gazing up at the sky;
but Govinda looked neither
upon the earth, nor on the
sky; his eyes were fixed
upon one who was brighter
to him than the stars, love-
lier than the moon when she
drives her antelopes through
the heavens, sweeter than
the night flower which opens
in her beam." — Keepsake,
1828.
1841. s^5 Miss Sparks.
1843. 9^* A study of Venus.
1014 A study.
1027 Peregrine Falcon.
1844. 996 Master Macnaughtan.
1845. 618 Jersey woman going to market
1846. 757 A. E. Webb, Esq.
1054 A. P. Chambers, Esq.
1848. 823 Interior of the Inn at Glen-
gyle, Loch Katrine.
875 By Lake Vennachar.
51, New Bond Street.
1849. 9^^ Telemachus relating his ad-
ventures to Calypso.
211, Recent Street.
1850. 665 Celadon and Amelia. ** From
his void embrace, mysterious
heaven! that moment to the
ground, a blackened corse,
was struck The beauteous
maid." — Thamsot^s Seasons.
1851. 603 "I that speak unto thee am
he,**'—/ohn, iv, 26.
1852. 383 Nathan accusing David. "And
Nathan said unto David,
Thou art the man."— 2 Sam-
uel, xii, 7.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
97
I, LansdcUe Viiias^
1827. 583
Westlioume Grave.
1854.
262 " How shall I e'er forget that
dreadful hour
599
When, feeling death's resistless
1828. 499
power,
My hand she pressed, wet with
her falling tears,
And then, in faltering accents.
spoke her fears?"
5.8
452 "Faithful in death, his mute
53»
favourite attended,
The much loved remains of
his master defended.
And chased the hill fox and
667
the raven away."
694
i^SS'
1 115 Study of dogs.
Northgate House^
Regent's Park.
1878.
779 Dandy.
726
1879.
761 Friends.
WAGEMAN, Thomas Charles.
Painter.
818
P. Wageman^ 214, Strand,
954
1816.
453 Mr. Taylor.
678 Frame containing portraits of
Messrs. Knight, Palmer, and
Oxberry.
1829. 538
T. Wageman, 88, Strand.
1817.
86 1 Three portraits of Mr. Harley;
a study from the farce of
"Frightened to Death."
1818.
444 Greyhounds, the property of
J. St. Aubyn, Esq.
534 Mr. and Mrs. Wallack.
869 Mr. Knight of Drury Lane
644
Theatre and his family.
73>
886 Portrait of a lady.
747
2, Amen Comer.
785
1820.
786 Portraits of the Misses Lin-
thorpe.
823
I, Upper Grafton Street.
863
1821.
566 Mrs. W. Fawkes.
1822.
771 T. Stothard, Esq., R.A.
800 The Connoisseur.
1823.
543 A Madonna.
90, Fleet Street.
881
1824.
701 Portrait of a gentleman.
719 do. lady.
1830. $1%
1825.
448 do. do.
510 A family groupe.
618
528 do. do.
1826.
561 The Aunt.
853
562 The mother.
1831. 556
1827.
519 Mr. Jones, in the character of
Puff, in the farce of the Critic.
573 Mr. Harley, as Billy Bombast,
568
in the farce of the Disagree-
able Surprise.
Mr. Matthews as Monsieur
Morbleu, in the farce of
Monsieur Tonson.
Mr. T. T. Morrell.
Mr. Braham in the character
of Prince Orlando, in Dib-
din's opera of the Cabinet;
drawn for Cumberland's
British Theatre.
Portrait of a lady.
Miss Paton in the character of
Mandane, in the Opera of
Artaxerxes; drawn for Cum-
berland's British Theatre.
Portrait of a barrister.
Miss Foote in the character
of Moggy McGilpin in
O'Keefe's farce of the High-
land Reel, etc.
Mr. EUiston in the character
of Walter in Morton's opera
of the Children in the Wood,
etc.
Portrait of a lady.
The Marquess of Exeter in the
dress worn at the coronation
of His Most Gracious Ma-
jesty George the 4th.
John Shipp, Lieutenant of His
Majesty's 87 th or Royal Fu-
sileers, leading the troops
into the Fortress of Huttras
in Bengal, East Indies, in
the year 1817 in the suc-
cessful attack against that
place.
The girl and pitcher.
Mr. Charles Aldis.
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman.
Mr. T. P. Cooke as in
Presumption.
Mr. G. Penson in the character
of Signor Solfeggio, a deaf
music-master, in the opera
of the Pirate of Genoa.
Mr. T. P. Cooke as Jack Sykes
in the afterpiece of Nel-
son.
Mr. Kemble in the character
of Mercutio.
Mr. Kean in the character of
Hamlet.
The late Mrs. Webb.
Mr. Wallack in the character
of Massaroni in the after-
piece of the Brigand.
Mr. O. Smith in the character
of Mammon in the Devil's
Ducat.
Vlll.
98
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
^
Wageman, Thomas Charles — continued.
1831. 629 Miss Philips in the character
of Juliet in Romeo and
Juliet.
630 Miss Bartolozzi.
1*1^, Fleet Street.
1834. 854 The Nursery.
46, F7eet Street.
1836. 880 Portrait of himself.
881 do. a lady.
1 1, Stafford Ronv^ Pitnlico.
1837. 859 Hon. Henry Fitzroy, M.P.
25, Mount Street,
Grosvenar Square.
1842. 622 Portrait of a gentleman.
1843. 1038 Portraits of Mrs. Edward Allen
and her daughter.
1845. 1023 Master Arthur Piatt
51, New Bond Street,
1846. 1053 The waltzers.
1848. 926 Fruit from nature.
10 1 5 do do.
WAGHORN, Frederick Painter,
2, Rylands Road, N. W.
1880. 759 Nether Hall, Essex.
1 88 1. 700 A relic of the middle ages.
57, Woodsome Road,
Highgate Road.
1887. 1091 The Strand gate, Winchelsea.
WAGMULLER, M Sculptor,
2, The Terrace, Richmond.
1870. 1152 Charles Manby, Esq.; marble.
1 161 Netlam Giles, Esq.; do.
1 174 J. R. McClean, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
121 5 Thomas Brassey, Esq.
1223 Flora; portrait statue, marble.
Munich.
1872. 1402 W. Clutten, Esq.
1433 H. Lloyd, Esq.
1543 James, Earl of Caithness, F.R.S.
1545 Professor Owen.
1557 Countess of Caithness.
1873. 1417 Arthur Helps, Esq., Secretary
of the Privy Council.
1553 Henry Shrubsole, Esq.
1874. 1477 Lavinia Giles; marble medal-
lion.
1479 Lady Fanny Sinclair; marble
medallion.
1576 Bust of a gentleman.
1603 Girl frightened by a lizard;
bronze statuette.
WAGNER, Anna Sophia Painter,
^^,/ermyn Street.
181 1. 375 An old man reading.
WAGNER, Cecilia,
Miniature Painter,
Westmoreland Place.
1 8 14. 399 Portrait of a gentleman.
WAGSTAFFE, Thomas Rogers, See
Vigers and Wagstaffe, voL viii, page
85.
WAINEWRIGHT, Mary E.
Painter,
Mary E. Wainwright,
14, Edward Street,
Limehouse Fields.
1 83 1. loi Composition.
1832. 38 Cottage scene.
WAINWRIGHT, William J,
Painter.
17, Rue Notre Dame, Paris.
1883. 565 An ancient musician.
WAINEWRIGHT, Thomas Francis,
Painter,
14, Edward Street,
Limehouse Fields.
1832. 247 Landscape.
583 do.
1^35* 9^7 Old buildings; a sketch.
1836. 121 From nature.
446 Near Bromley, Kent.
1837. 97 Sketch from nature.
726 A portrait.
10, Princes Street,
Westminster.
1838. 42 The Eagle Tower, Caernarvon
Castle — morning.
1839. 271 Landscape near Old Windsor.
1 112 Flibbertygibbet, the property
of William Call, Esq.
74, Albany Street.
1840. 493 Landscape — Spring.
530 Cottage Scene near Canterbury.
23, Charles Street,
Mortimer Street.
1842. 35 View of St. Ann's Hill from
the adjoining grounds —
morning.
270 Study from nature.
1 21 3 Near Woodbridge Farm, Wilt-
shire.
1843. 26 Study of elm trees at Engle-
field Green.
888 do. do. do.
1844. 198 Willow, from nature.
1845. 363 Sketch do.
18, Sussex Place, Kensington.
1 85 1. 807 A sea shore — morning.
loa, Tichbome Street.
1855. 492 A sea shore — sunset.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
99
1857. 632 View from near Cooper's Hill
looking towards St. Ann's
Hill, Weybridge.
9, King Street^ Cavent Garden,
1859- 72 Evening.
1861. 132 Sheep.
1862. 571 Landscape with sheep.
607 A Summer's morning.
WAINEWRIGHT, Thomas Griffith.
Painter.
182 1. $82 Subject from the Romance of
Undine, Chap. VI.
49, Great Marlborough Street,
1822. 240 Paris in the chamber of Helen.
"There Jove-loved Hector
entered."
1823. 301 An attempt from the Undine
of De la Motte Fougue.
"By d^rees, outward ter-
rors joined to inward mis-
givings, to punish Bertalda's
passion for the husband of
her friend. The narrow
corridors of Castle Ringstet-
ten were ghastly populous,
and reproachful blue eyes,
strangely like the injured
Undine, were ever on her."
1824. 268 The milk- maid's song. "Come
live with me and be my
love." — From the Complete
Angler. (Isaak Walton and
Venator listening.)
1825. 262 First idea of a scene from Der
Freischiitz. *^ Zamiel, Essey
bei den Pforten der Holle,
Morgen er oder Du."
545 Sketch from "La Gierusa-
lemme Liberata." "Et al
fine spuntar, etc."
{Bryan spells the name Wainwright^ and
D, N, B, Waineumght,)
WAINEWRIGHT, W. F. ... Painter.
W, Wainwright,
1835. 43S Portrait of himself.
1836. 508 A sketch.
14, Princess Street ^
Westminster,
1838. 639 Portrait of a gentleman.
74, Albany Street,
1841. 597 Viscount Duncannon.
24, St, Jameses Street,
1849. 7®4 Marchioness of Worcester.
748 Marquis of Worcester.
829 Portrait of a lady.
1850. looi Ralph Bernal Osborne, Esq.,
M.P. for Middlesex.
WAITE, Edward W Painter.
Blackheaih.
1878. 239 Evening.
1234 Iffley Mill; pen drawing.
1880. 1299 A village street; pen.
1325 Beech woods; pen.
1881. 5 Mid autumn.
1883. 736 Cottages at Mount Pleasant,
Clovelly — winter.
782 Old cottages at Clovelly —
winter.
1884. 84 The felling season.
185 "A single small cottage, a nest
like a dove's."
Brockham Green^ Reigate,
1885. 873 "When blooming spring un-
bends the brow of surly
savage winter.
1886. 357 Grange-in-Borrowdale, Cum-
berland.
1887. 693 "The new moon's silver bow
grows bright as earth and
sky grow dark."
993 " When the trees are leafless."
1888. 180 Late autumn.
1889. 985 A peep across the meadows.
1890. 64 A September afternoon.
983 " Here shall he see no enemy,
save winter and rough wea-
ther."
189 1. 392. A silent pool.
Abinger Hammer^ Dorking,
1893. 57^ The reed-cutter's lonely task.
1894. 438 Old willows.
1895. 19 "When yellow leaves or none,
or few do hang."
1896. 406 An April afternoon.
897 The end of autumn.
1897. 636 At eventide.
1898. 127 The waning of the year.
1899. 267 Hawthorn blossoms.
376 By leafy ways.
1900. 328 The fall of the leaf.
1 90 1. 345 Moonrise in autumn.
1902. 236 Lingering autumn.
349 Reposing in decay serene.
1903. 246 "Autumn in her weeds o' yel-
low."
488 "Now autumn's fire bums
slowly along the woods."
WAITE, Harold Painter.
North Lodgey
Lee Park, Blackheath.
1898. 964 The mill garden.
1900. 137 The bridge.
1 90 1 . 224 'Neath sunny apple bowers.
1902. 4S0 Faggot-cutting.
619 Spring.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WAITE,J Painter.
13, Old Compton Street y Soho,
1855. 1379 Adam and Eve. "They hand
in hand, with wandering
steps and slow." — Paradise
Lost.
(/. Waite in the index^
H. C, Waite in the cata-
logue.)
11, Millfield Place,
Stoke Newington.
1858. 235 Rev. Professor Heaviside, £. I.
College, Haileybury.
4, Morrison Terrace,
Rye Hill,
Newcastle on T^ne.
i860. 384 A difficult lesson.
WAITE, James Clarke Painter.
Culford Road,
De Beauvoir Square.
1863. 73 « The pilot's best light.
9, Camden Studios.
1870. 350 Enjoying the sunshine.
1000 Sunday at home.
187 1. 274 The torn dress.
1043 The little scapegrace.
1099 Grandfather's departure.
1873. '®^ The passing bell. " Bell, thou
soundest mournfully, Tellest
thou the bitter Parting hath
gone by? " — Longfellow.
409 The church porch. " A father
of the fatherless and a judge
of widows, is God in His
holy habitation." — Psalm
Ixviii, 5.
427 Shelter.
1874. 8 Rival roses.
619 A rustic genius.
986 The eve of the Sabbath.
1396. The passing train.
1875. 304 Art and liberty.
325 A Neapolitan girl.
1876. 508 The widow's consolation. "Lo,
children are an heritage of
the Lord." — Psalm cxxvii, 3.
794 The escort home. " The glory
of children are their fathers."
Proverbs, xvii, 6.
1877. 514 Entangled.
1878. 922 Mending the well-rope.
1397 The good old book. " Blessed
is every one that feareth the
Lord." — Psalm cxxviii, i.
1879. loio Introducing the step-mother.
1363 Grandfather's stick.
1881. Ill "Good morning, birdie."
1882. 515 Granny's pets.
1882. 78a Castle builders.
1884. 1044 The cat with many friends.
WAITE, Robert Thome, P. IV.S.
Painter.
T. Waite,
25, Momington Crescent.
1870. 522 Left in charge.
555 Haymaking.
680 Poor magpie.
8, Camden Studios.
1871. 739 Wild flowers.
1872. 73* Holy Thursday. "On Holy
Thursday an old custom
still exists when children
sprinkle the streams with
flowers." — Hone.
784 The duet
792 Tombs of the Irish kings.
The Mall, Haverstock Hill.
1873. 787 Tramps moving camp.
840 The ferry.
847 Caught in a shower.
P. T. Waite,
The Mall, Haverstock Hill.
1874. 870 Autumn.
895 Summer.
1875. 671 Spring.
788 Lovers.
1879. 864 Cornfield, Sussex.
7, Maitland Park Villas,
Haverstock Hill.
1^95* 949 Shoreham fi'om the Downs.
1896. 428 The winds that blow on the
South Downs.
1897. 1 156 On Dover cliff's.
1899. loii Bramber, Sussex.
1 165 England's white cliffs.
1900. 829 The first born.
1903. 888 The South Downs.
954 Cornfield in the West of
England.
1904. 899 " 'Tis merry ov a zummer's day
Where vok be out a meaken
hay."
911 Cornfield — Valley of the Arun.
1008 The Downs near Chichester.
WAITE, W Miniature Painter.
63, White Lion St., Islington.
1800. 574 A portrait
1 80 1. 740 Portrait of a young lady.
1804. 676 Mr. Waite.
Abingdon.
182 1. 615 Col. Wemyss.
WAKE, Joseph Painter.
51, King Street, Manchester.
1870. 670 At Vespers.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
lOI
WAKE, Miss Margaret Painter.
Connaught House^
Acton Lane, Hariesden.
1896. 806 Dies natalis: Miss Lega
Weekes.
WAKLBY, Archibald Painter.
76a, Wesibaume Grove,
1902. 1025 The sorceress.
76r, Monmouth Grove^
Westboume Grove,
1903. 868 A Royal Princess. "But a vain
shadow, if one considereth;
Vanity of vanities, as the
Preacher saith."— C Ros-
setti.
1904. 1427 Sir Lancelot at the chapel.
WAKLBY, Horace M Architect.
Albion Chambers^
Adam Street, IV. C,
1900. 1877 Ye Angel Hotel, Ilford, Essex.
II, Adam Street.
1903. 1627 Design for municipal buildings,
Barry.
1904. 1440 House at Sunningdale, Berks.
WALBOURN, Brnest Painter.
Holmedale, Chingfordy Essex.
1897. ^^^ Gathering Field peas, Glou-
cester.
548 Poppies among the peas.
1900. 806 In the orchard.
1 901. 489 The edge of the Orchard.
1904. 463 On the allotments.
WALDBCK, Jean Frederic Count De.
Su D, vol. ii, page 317.
WALDBGRAVE, C Painter.
— Waldegrave,
2^, James Street ,
Westminster.
1780. 4ot Landscape.
1 781. 212 Landscape, with figures and
cattle.
251 Landscape and Cattle.
WALDBN, B. H Painter.
32, Great Percy Street.
1855. 425 A morning scene in the island
of Serk.
61, George Street,
Euston Square.
1858. 968 Study of an old house, Salis-
bury.
WALDBN, Lionel Painter.
Newquay House,
Flushing, near Falmouth.
1897. 990 Bathers.
WALDIB, Miss Jane (afterwards Mrs.
Watts) Painter.
1820. 445 View of the lake of Albano,
near Rome; an ancient
Roman ruin in the fore-
ground, and the Alban
Mount in the distance.
WALDMANN, Oscar Painter.
80, Avenue du Maine, Paris,
1903. 1787 "Beatitude," a lioness; stone.
1827 Bear from the Caucasus;
pewter.
WALDO, Samuel L Painter.
4, Hunter Street,
Brunswick Square.
1808. 685 Mr. M'Dougle.
WALDROP, Antoine Painter.
(Member of the Royal Netherlands
Institute, etc.)
1849. 4»> A calm — vessels and figures of
the 17th century.
WALB, Samuel, P.A Painter.
(Professor of Perspective to the
Royal Academy.)
Little Court,
Castle Street,
Leicester Fields.
1769. 117 St. Austin preaching Christian-
ity to King Ethelbert and
Queen Bertha in the Isle of
Thanet; a sketch.
118 The Queen Dowager of King
Edward in the Sanctuary de-
livering up the Duke of
York to the Cardinal Arch-
bishop of Canterbury.
1770. 196 The Resurrection — a design for
an altar-piece for a Gothic
chapel; a washed drawing.
1 771. 208 King Alfred making a code of
laws, dividing the Kingdom
into counties, and encourag-
ing the Arts and Sciences;
a stained drawing.
1772. 268 Catherine Gordon, wife of
Perkin Warbeck, brought
before King Henry VII at
Taunton, Somersetshire; a
stained drawing.
I02
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
s
Wale,. Samuel, R.A, — continued.
1772. 269 Bartimeus cured by Our
Saviour; a design for an
altar-piece for a Gothic
chapel.
1774- 309 St* Augustine preaching to
K. Ethelbert and Q. Bertha
in the Isle of Thanet.
1775. 3 *^ Several of the bishops, nobility,
and principal citizens of
London, swearing all^iance
to King William at Berkhamp-
stead Abbey.
1776. 311 Some of the nobility, bishops,
and principal citizens of
London, swearing allegience
to King William at Berkam-
sted Abbey.
312 The Duke of York, taken from
his mother, the Dowager of
Edward the Fourth, out of
the Sanctuary of Westmin-
ster, to be conveyed to the
Tower to his brother, by
order of Richard, Duke of
Gloucester.
1777. 358 The conviction of St. Thomas.
359 A sketch of a picture, with
ornaments adapted to a
Gothic Church; a stained
drawing.
1778. 320 Christ curing the blind.
321 Desigp for an altar-piece; a
stained drawing.
WALENCOURT Painter.
8, Charter House Street
1827. 73 View of the interior of the
Grand Picture Gallery of the
Louvre, Paris.
, Frederick D. ... Painter.
39, Osnaburgh Street,
A sun-worshipper.
Design: Music.
Motherless.
9, Carlton J^oad, TufneliFark.
In disgrace.
15, Avenue Road^ N, W,
Pro fide.
A Convert.
Sanctuary.
Time and the hour.
Great women of the middle
ages.
I, Elm Tree Road,
St. John's Wood.
A daughter of Eve.
Lorna.
Great women of antiquity.
WALENN
1894.
1895.
586
1036
775
1897.
630
1900.
1901.
1903.
887
1027
508
»57
921
1904.
567
696
1047
WALES, James Painter.
4, Hart Street, Bloomsbury,
1788. 178 Portrait of a gentleman. {Cap-
tain Allen.)
Hampstead.
1789. I Portrait of a lady.
2 Boys.
WALPORD, Miss Louisa ... Painter.
Bushey, Herts.
1897. 1 1 34 Lilies.
The Birches, Bromsgrove,
Worcestershire.
1904. 967 Larkspurs.
WALING, C Painter.
1 1, Clayton Place, Kenmngton.
1799. 580 A winter piece.
591 A summer piece.
1800. 739 A frost piece.
WALKER, Miss Agnes E. ... Painter.
Grosvenor Studio,
Vauxhall Bridge.
1 89 1. 308 Mrs. L. Murray Robertson.
55, Glebe Place.
1892. 16 A toast.
1893. 81 M. Hubert Vos, Esq.
1895. 238 Nancy.
282 Mademoiselle de Staal.
312 Mrs. Leslie Robertson.
14a, Cheyne Row, Chelsecu
1899. 463 Family group.
1900. 123 A difficult passage.
WALKER, Miss Alice Painter.
9, Caversham Road,
Kentish Toivn.
1862. 674 The hunchback. — Arabian
Nights' Entertainments.
WALKER, A. B Sculptor.
42, Paternoster Row.
1830. 1132 Medallic portrait of F. P.
Becker, Esq.
WALKER, Arthur George.
Sculptor and Painter.
6, St. Mark's Square, Hackney.
1884. 1826 Leander and the water nymph.
5, Grafton Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1885. 1998 Prometheus.
41, Grafton Street.
1886. 1839 Cain an outcast; group.
1887. 317 Priam begging the body of
Hector from Achilles {pic-
ture).
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
103
1887. 1875 Love; group.
1888. 477 The Rev. William Wallace,
M.A. {picture).
1924 An Act of Mercy; group.
I, Cedars Studios^ Glebe Place.
1890. 2023 Colonel W. H. Wilkin; bust.
1893. *®3^ The incantation (drawing).
1 67 1 The deluge; group.
1894. 1 76 1 Lucy; relief, marble.
1802 An alms dish; silver.
1895. 1662 Dead Christ and Angels; me-
dallion, marble and silver.
1896. 1922 The thorn; statue.
1897. 668 Presentation in the Temple
{Jfictur^.
1995 Death of the firstborn; relief,
bronze.
2034 May, daughter of S. Rowlatt,
Esq.; bust.
1898. 1868 Maternity; relief, marble.
1900. 2049 C. J. Watson, Esq.; bust.
2050 "Ajid they were afraid";
group.
1901. 1696 Sleep; group, marble.
1902. 1639 The false start; bas-relief.
1658 Dr. T. J. Head.
1903. 17 1 1 Paradise Lost; low relief,
marble.
1869 The thorn; statuette, bronze.
1904. 1677 Dante; statuette.
1718 Lady Mount Temple ; statuette.
WALKER, Charles J Painter,
12, Irvine Street^ Liverpool.
1864. 449 The mile-stone.
WALKER, Claude Painter,
184, Regent's Park Road^
Primrose Hill.
1904. 187 Parish church. Rye.
WALKER, Miss Cordelia ... Painter.
9, Caversham Road.
1863. 75 Women of the Himalayas.
WALKER, Edward Painter,
131, Belsize Road^ Kilbum.
1904. 1 38 1 Tanfield Chapel, Burford
Church, Oxon.
WALKER, Edwin Bent Painter.
E. B. Walker,
15, Florist Street, Stockport.
1892. 1 1 12 On pleasure bent.
E. Bent Walker,
Bushey, Herts.
1896. 174 Roses.
1899. 474 Phyllis.
42a, Chepstow Villas,
Notting Hill.
1903. 1364 The dead bird.
WALKER, Miss Elizabeth... Painter.
6, Thurlow Terrace,
Mai t land Road.
1877. 824 Early blossoms.
903 Sunflowers.
WALKER, Miss Ellen Painter.
2, Cirencester Place.
1836. 720 James Park, Esq.
7, Southampton Terrace,
Kentish Totvn.
1843. ^^^ ^^^ Rainforth in the Charac-
ter of Madeline in the Pos-
tillion.
879 Study of Hollyoaks.
1065 Fruit.
22, Jeffery Street,
Kentish Tbwn.
1844. 9^^ Apricots and gooseberries.
928 Plums and mulberries.
1033 Portrait of G. Wright in the
character of Tittleboy Tit-
mouse in the drama of Ten
Thousand a Year.
1345. 933 Portrait of a gentleman.
17, Great College Street.
1849. 949 Portraits of Richard Stapher,
Esq., and family.
WALKER, Miss Ethel Painter.
33, TYte Street, Chelsea.
1898. 391 Miss Elsie Atkins.
796 Ironing day.
1899. 587 Under the pear tree.
WALKER, Francis S., R.H.A.
Painter and Etcher.
6, Thurlow Terrace,
Maitlamd Park.
187 1. 446 They live in that boat.
448 Here 's his dog.
1872. 1260 Sketch of the Priory, Burford,
Oxfordshire.
1044 "Views of Nature's unam-
bitious underwood and
flowers that blossom in the
shade."
774 A lazy fellow.
539 The swing.
586 The talking oak.
'' Tis little more : the day was
warm y
At last, tired oat \
1874-
1875.
1877.
I04
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walker, Francis S., R,H,A.— continued.
She sank her head upon her
arm,
And at my feet she lay." —
Tennyson,
1877. 924 He 's not coming.
929 Hay-making time.
1878. 333 The little shepherdess.
345 The convent garden.
1879. 404 Companions. "And whereso-
ever we went, like Juno's
swans, Still went we coupled
and inseparable.'' — As You
Like It
1421 Polperro, an old smuggling
village.
1 88 1. 116 "Two's company, three's
none."
520 Among sweet flowers.
1882. 968 The chancel door.
1066 The dove's friend.
I, Wychcombe Villas^
England Lane, N. W.
1883. 247 The forgotten sheaf. "When
thou cuttest down thine
harvest in thy field, and hast
forgotten a sheaf in the field,
thou shalt not go again to
fetch it, etc." — Deut, xxiv,
19.
1884. 698 The young Squire.
1885. 286 The gipsy's warning.
1017 The butterfly age.
1886. 365 The Thames at Pangbourne.
416 Autumn; the Thiames at
Clieveden.
147 1 Beneath the shade.
1888. 193 The reed and the oak.
644 The world renounced.
1889. 211 The private garden, Hampton
Court.
1 89 1. 522 Sleepy land.
732 Twixt lowland and highland.
1393. 1353 Ariadne forsaken.
1402 Richmond.
1894. 254 A noonday rest.
1403 Westminster Abbey.
1506 Lord Byron's view, Harrow.
1896. 1451 Milton's garden.
58, North Hill, Highgate.
1897. 1588 The Avon.
1614 The Clyde from the Roman
camp at Dalzell.
161$ Arran from Bute.
1628 Berkeley Castle.
1898. 869 The month of May.
963 Milton.
1899. 1459 The silver Thames.
1900. 932 The fete day.
1574 Ely.
1902. 421 Found.
1903. 728 Fair pledges of a fruitful tree.
WALKER, Frank H Painter.
12, Nottingham Terrace.
1883. 204 "Where the toad and newt
encamp."
37, Heathfield Park, N. W,
1886. 707 " Uncrushed as yet by winter's
snow. The bracken in the
grey wood stands."
1307 Sunny woods.
18S7. 1245 At Offley Hoo, Herts.
cjo Squire, 293, Oxford Street,
1890. — (/// the index, but no exhibit in
the catalogue,)
11, Heathfield Park,
Willesdtn Lane,
1892. 127 "Ah! memories of sweet sum-
mer eves."
1895. 911 Early morning.
1896. 1 1 54 Cold winter light.
Oakdene, East Bumham
Common, near Slough,
1900. 217 Sunny woods.
WALKER, Frederick, A,R,A,
Painter.
7, Charles Street,
Manchester Square,
1863. 712 The lost path.
1867. 627 Bathers.
23, Fitzroy Road,
RegenVs Park.
1868. 477 In the glen, Rathfarnam Park.
3, St. Petersburgh Place,
Bayswater.
1869. 48$ The old gate.
1870. 440 The Plough. " Man goeth forth
to his work and to his labour
until the evening." — Psalms.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1871. 1168 At the Bar.
1872. 227 The harbour of refuge.
1875. 25 The right of way.
WALKER, G Painten
Edinburgh.
1800. 353 Loch Tay.
689 Loch Tay, Scotland.
763 Dunbarton by moonlight.
WALKER, G Painter,
4, Lower Brunswick Terrace.
1835. 249 Portrait of a young lady.
1836. 640 do. gentleman.
863 Mrs. James Park.
V
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
105
WALKER,
(An
1792. 304
.757
1793- 367
1795- 557
1797. 961
1030
1798. 794
889
1803. 596
1804. 391
1805. 3°^
5«4
1806. 859
1807. 782
1808. 340
1811. 394
1815. 517
518
756
George Painter.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
Portrait of a lady. {Miss Wiii-
son.)
Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Wilson.)
Portrait of a gentleman,
do. do.
St. John's head in a charger.
Portrait of a lady and child.
Christ contemplating his cross.
Mr. J. Gibson.
A View near Marther, Glamor-
ganshire.
Pencil sketch in Knowle Park.
A sketch near Sarre, in the Isle
ofThanet.
View of Caerphilly Castle.
A View on the Grand Junction
Canal.
A View of St. Laurence taken
from Chilton Lane, in the
Isle of Thanet
Sunset
A View on the river Taafe,
Glamorganshire.
A scene on the river Medway.
A scene near Amersham,
Bucks.
View on the river Taafe, Gla-
morganshire.
View near Canterbury; pen
and ink drawing.
WALKER, G, D. K Painter.
4, Lower Brunswick Terrace.
1838. 380 Wood Pigeons.
382 Dead birds.
{G.D.K. Walker in the index, D. C. K.
Walker in the catalogue.)
WALKER, G. Gilbert Sculptor.
19. St. John's Wood Terrace.
1784 A portrait medallion.
1 67 1 Florence, daughter of C. A.
Walker, Esq. ; low relief.
1703 Design for a medal in com-
memoration of the death of
Queen Victoria.
1821 Margherita, daughter of Morris
Harding, Esq.; medallion,
bronze.
1705 The late Joseph Parker, D.D.;
panel, bronze.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
WALKER, Henry Architect.
1 1, East Purade, Leeds.
1876. 1035 Design for church at Heck-
mondwike.
1878. 1050 Design for church, Potternew-
ton, Leeds.
1879. 1 127 do. do. do.
1 146 Armley church, Leeds.
WALKER, Horatio Painter.
13, Eversholt Street, N. W.
582 Oxen drinking; a Canadian
pastoral.
4, The Mall, Park Hill Road.
I20 Moonrise; a Canadian pas-
toral.
141 Ploughing; the first gleam.
1901.
1902.
VIII.
WALKER, J Painter.
16, Rosaman's Street,
1796. 8 12 Middlesex Sessions - house,
Clerkenwell Green.
1798. 358 Saltwood Castle.
725 View of Rye.
1800. 387 Boscobel House, Staffordshire.
WALKER, J Painter.
56, Princes St., Leicester Square.
1825. 562 View of Rochester Castle;
morning.
I, Spur Street.
1826. 48* Warwick Castle.
1827. 454 Landscape.
491 Corfe Castle.
8, Gough Square, Fleet Street,
1829. 540 Caernarvon Castle.
569 Landscape.
WALKER, J Architect.
105, Stamford Street.
1834. 897 Design for an academy.
WALKER, James William ... Painter.
School of Art, Bolton.
1862. 640 Fruit, etc.
14, York Road, Southport.
1877. 801 A bit of North Lancashire.
"Far from the haunts of
busy men."
837 Limekiln near Cromer, Nor-
folk.
1878. 7S1 A woodland road.
1879. 75^ A quiet spot in the north
country.
870 The hidden brook. "That to
the sleeping woods all night
Singeth a quiet tune." —
Coleridge.
1880. 843 The road to a moorland farm.
14, York Road, Birkdale,
Southport,
1881. 862 Not far from the sea.
1883. 9»6 La Grande Rue, Mont St.
Michel, Normandy.
P
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walker, James William — continued.
ML St Michel, Normandy.
1883. looi In Gower Land, South Wales.
1006 Near Southport.
1884. 988 Ready to cart.
1885. 1404 In Bracelet Bay, Swansea.
1886. 1237 "Mine ancient enemy, the sea,
hath but retired for a while."
1888. ^%^ Noontide.
1893. 1043 Old lobster pots; Saint's Bay,
Guemsey.
WALKER, Mrs. James William
(Pauline) Painter.
14, York Road^
BirkdaU, Southport
1879. *'5 "From moss, moor and pleas-
aunce."
WALKER, John D Painter.
13, Park Cliff Mount,
Undercliffe, Bradford.
1903. 1033 A Kitchen garden.
WALKER, John Eaton Painter.
8, Bloomsbury Square.
1858. 305 Venice; a reverie.
Suffolk Villa, HighgaU.
1863. 600 Abraham Cooper, Esq., R.A.
VcUe House, Hampstead.
1866. 265 "The earth hath bubbles, as
the water has, and this is
one of them." — Shakespeare.
WALKER, J. H Painter.
I, Jeffreys Terrace,
Kentish Town.
1846. 1283 Composition.
WALKER, John Hanson Painter.
14, Montpelier Square.
1872. 458 Idol worship.
970 La Tarantella.
68, EarVs Court Road.
1873. V- Luck.
621 The catechist.
1874. 40 Mary.
478 A portrait.
729 Essie.
4, Penywem Road.
1875. 394 Five o'clock p.m.
1876. 438 The late Lord Lyttelton.
490 The late Mrs. Penfold.
V313 Sir Harry Main waring, Bart.
Presentation portrait.
1877. 341 Frederick Leighton, Esq., R.A.
95» The Rev. Sir George Come-
wall, Bart.
1877. 991 Elsie, daughter of the painter.
1878. 95 Colonel Davies.
143 Mrs. T. W. Gribble.
148 Miss Laura Fletcher.
491 Frederic.
530 Portrait of a lady.
1373 The Hon. Home Browne,
Governor of the Chartered
Gas Company.
1879. 130 Richard Matthews, Esq. Pre-
sentation portrait
142 Viscountess Sidmouth.
299 Mrs. John Hill.
617 Major-Gen. George Willis, C.B.
1880. 84 Lady Sophia Cadogan.
174 Mrs. MoncriefT.
394 Maude and Gwendoline,
daughters of John Hill, Esq.
$86 Viscount Sidmouth.
1036 The Hon. Lewin Cadogan.
1881. 332 Andrew C. Ramsay, Esq.,
LL.D., F.R.S., Director-
General of the Geological
Survey, etc.
$47 Mrs. George Gibbs and her
sons Stanley and Antony.
S79 Edith, daughter of Mrs. S.
Williams of Shirley, Tun-
bridge Wells.
1398 Mrs. Henry Lubbock.
16, Vicarage Gate,
Campden Hilt
1882. 89 Mrs. Walter Salmond.
177 W. Compton Smith, Esq.
246 R. G. Palmer, Esq.
334 Mary, daughter of Lord Ave-
land.
788 Dulciena, Ethel, and Jeanette,
daughters of C. L. Wood,
Esq.
1883. 277 The sunbeam.
390 The Hon. Sir Ashley Eden,
K.C.S.I ., etc., Lieut.-Govem-
or of Bengal. Painted for
the Chamber of Commerce,
Calcutta.
679 General Sir George H. Willis,
K.C.B., at Kassassin, Sept-
ember 9th, 1882.
1884. 631 Mrs. Duncan McLaren.
1886. 280 Mrs. Edouard Majolier.
477 Arthur, son of the Rev. Canon
Luckock.
612 Pets.
953 Evelyn, daughter of W. W.
Ouless, Esq., R.A.
1014 A willing captive.
1887. 169 Mrs. Wood, of Freeland.
95* May.
1888. 501 A rehearsal; portrait group.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
107
1889.
1890.
747
344
649
1138
I89I.
III
iiS
699
1892.
1041
178
976
1893.
1894.
3»
298
1895.
533
778
79 >
851
1896. 496
1897. 304
1027
1898. 556
908
1899. 124
150
»57
1902. 753
88, Kensington Park Road^
Bayswater,
Mrs. Ernest Myers.
Frances and Mary, daughters
of William H. Langton,
Esq.
Mrs. Charles Holland.
Sis, daughter of J. Hanson
Walker, Esq.
May, daughter of J. H. Walker,
Esq.
Mrs. William Younger.
Mrs. Langton.
Maud.
Mrs. Whidbome.
Mrs. Frank St. Clair Grim-
wood.
Mrs. Sydney Pitt.
Mrs. J. Hanson Walker.
May.
Elsie.
Lady Mary Foley. Presentation
portrait.
Portrait of a lady.
12, Montagu Street^
Portman Square.
Mrs. John Trotter.
The late Lord de Tabley.
Mrs. F. A. Bevan.
Maud.
Princess Elizabeth.
Sisters: Mrs. Sydney Pitt, Mrs.
Frank Romer, and Mrs.
Robert Mills.
Miss Colley, daughter of Philip
Wellesley Colley, Esq.
Bessie, daughter of Philip
Wellesley Colley, Esq.
20, Victoria Road^ Kensington.
Dr. C. D. F. Phillips.
WALKER, J . Hanson, Junr.
Sculptor.
17, North Audley Street,
Grosvenor Square.
1900. 2009 Watching and waiting; bronze.
WALKER, John Rawson ... Painter.
Nottingham, and
8, Bouverie Street.
181 7. 243 The feast of Eleusis at Athens.
460 From Lord Byron's "Childe
Harold's Pilgrimage," Canto
n. "Monastic Zitza, from
thy shady bowers."
482 From Lord Byron's "Childe
Harold's Pilgrimage," Canto
HL
440, Strand.
18 1 9. 167 Landscape, Composition.
168 do. do.
8, Norfolk Street.
1 82 1. 422 Landscape, Composition.
Leamington, and
51, Long Acre.
1838. 254 View near Burton, Notts.
304 Homer reciting his Iliad; a
Grecian City— sunset.
46, Great Marlborough Street.
1839. 423 The garden of Eden.
R.J. Walker.
1841. 327 Scene from nature on a mid-
summer day.
/. R. Walker,
16, Norton Street.
1842. 329 A Mill scene, Warwickshire.
1843. 1305 Virgil. "On Tiber's sunny
bank The poet lay."
1844. 614 Evening — scene near Linby,
Notts.
1246 Marble head of Innocence.
{This is by J. Walker in
the catalogue.")
1845. 493 Sunrise — scene near Teign-
mouth, Devonshire.
WALKER, Mrs. K. Winifred.
Miniature Painter.
Hillsborough, Gravelly Hill ^
Erdington.
1904. 1 171 Miss E. K. Lewis.
WALKER, Leonard.
Stained Glass Painter.
8, Carlingford Road,
Hampstead.
1898. 1744 Design for stained glass.
219, Maida VcUe.
1 90 1. 996 One afternoon.
1587 Design for stained glass.
WALKER, Miss Marcella ... Painter.
6, Thurlow Terrace.
1876. 688 My window.
1877. 744 "I stand by the river where
both of us stood, etc." —
E. B. Browning.
1878. 79* Neighbours.
822 "The wanton troopers riding
by,
Have shot my fawn, and it will
die."
1879. 686 The sailor's sweetheart.
789 The lily pond.
io8
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1881.
788
865
614
Walker, Miss Marcella — continued.
1880. 697 "The village maids with fear-
ful glance
Avoid the ancient moss-grown
wall,
Nor ever lead the merry dance
Among the groves of Cumnor
Hall."
Lilies.
At her wheel.
" IVe often wished to have a
friend With whom my
choicest hours to spend."
1882. 893 "Hush-a-bye, baby, on the
tree top."
1067 Sunday morning.
I, Wychcombe Studios^
England Lane,
1270 The invalid.
1230 Amy Robsart. "The village
maidens of the plain Salute
me lowly as they go, etc."
1173 The little sister.
1336 The wishing well.
1345 Flowers of the field.
Golden pets.
"So tired!"
58, North HiU, Highgate.
"Goodnight!"
1095 The orphan's mother.
1090 "I came to waken thee, but
sleep Hath breathed about
thee such a calm, etc."
1146 Future's forecast.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1897.
1898.
1899.
83
1160
1648
1901.
WALKER, Miss Marion.
Miniature Painter.
64, Margaret Street.
1854. 946 Miss Ferrar.
996 Mrs. Oxley.
1855. "'7 Mrs. Edwards Lyall.
1856. 1043 Miss Anna Rivett Camac.
1857. 1176 Miss Holland.
1864. 750 J. Knobel Peachey, Esq.
66, Margaret Street.
73S Spring time.
1877.
WALKER, Miss Maude Painter.
4, Brunswick Street^ IV. C.
1889. 641 A fencing master.
Stainciiffey Hartlepool.
1892. 1031 A novel.
WALKER, Philip F Painter.
36, Princes Gardens.
1890. 797 On the Solent.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1019
949
«59
^7S
1807.
983
1808.
940
1809.
740
I8I3.
814
843
WALKER, R Architect.
At Mr. Leverton^Sy Architect^
Great Queen Street.
1793* M Design for a chapel.
{By R. Walker in the in-
dex but by W. Leverton in
the catalogue.)
1795. 667 Design for a villa.
20, Bentinck Street.
Design for a gateway to a castle,
do. mausoleum,
do. bath.
do. town-hall and mar-
ket place.
Sketch for a design for a Gothic
Mansion.
West elevation of a design for
a church.
Design for a chapel to Thur-
land Castle, the seat of R.
North, Esq.
Cherburgh-hall.
The seat of the Earl of Har-
rington.
WALKER, Robert Painter.
50, Welcombe Street^
Manchester.
1 86 1. 274 Scene from Thomson's Seasons
— Summer. "Close in the
covert of a hazel copse, etc."
WALKER, Robert Architect.
Public Buildings^ Windermere.
1902. 1453 A doctor's house, Windermere.
WALKER, Samuel Painter.
50, Stonegate^ York.
1850. 224 M.Poett, Esq., Royal Dragoons.
14, Buckingham Street ^ Strand.
1851. 578 George Hicks Seymour, Esq.,
Lord Mayor of York in 1850,
in the robes in which he pre-
sided at the Royal Exhibition
Banquet at York.
WALKER, Thomas Painter.
72, Little Castle Street.
I go I. 374 Portrait of himself.
19, Warren Street.
1802. 92 Portrait of himself.
35S do. a girl.
501 do. a lady.
32, Grafton Street^
Fitzroy Square.
1804. 140 Mr. Walker.
154 Mr. Wilkes.
1805. 136 Rev. T. Nelson.
276 E. S. Godfrey, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
109
1806. 223 A portrait
456 Highgate, a landscape.
1807. 319 Miss Croft.
332 A landscape.
698 Landscape, Purfleet-up-
Thames.
WALKER, Mrs. Theresa Snell.
Sculptor.
1841. 1 136 Model of Mocatta, commonly
called Pretty Mary, a native
of South Australia.
1 140 Model of Kertamaroo, a native
of South Australia.
WALKER, Thomas Larkins.
Architect.
T.L. Walker,
106, Great Russell SlreeL
1837. iioi Royal Berks Hospital in the
Tudor style.
T, Walker, 2, Keppel Street,
1838. 1224 Church in Early English style.
T. L. Walker, 2, Keppel Street,
1839. IIOI Camp Hill House, Warwick-
shire, for John Craddock,
1 102 do. do. do.
116S Church in Spicer Street, Mile
End New Town.
1840. 101 1 Hospital at Bedworth, War-
wickshire.
1014 Quadrangle of Hospital at
Bedworth, Warwickshire.
1841. 957 Church at Attleborough, near
Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
958 do. do. do.
971 Church at Friars' Mount,
Bethnal Green.
1014 Dining room, Hospital at Bed-
worth.
1088 do. do. do. .
WALKER, W Painter.
100, Oxford Street,
1782. 87 Birds.
99, Oxford Street,
1784. 173 Fish.
13, Great Russell Street,
Cavent Garden,
1789. 69 Birds.
23i Princes Street, Soho.
i79i« "53 The little cherub; a portrait.
2, Cha/^el Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
1797. 44 A study.
1798. 238 A portrait
13, Cleaveland Street,
Fitzroy Square,
1799. 61 A study.
1799.
246 Mr. Bennett.
I80I.
324 Portrait of a gentleman.
1802.
40 Mr. T. D'Almaine.
617 Mr. Hayes.
2, Chapel Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
848 Master Stanton.
1803.
188 Cupid's repose.
1804.
44 Mr. Patterson.
322 A volunteer field officer.
1805.
94 Portrait of a lady.
1807.
184 Mr. Mott.
186 Portrait of a young gentleman
294 J. Tilstone, Esq.
1808.
678 Girl with a nest.
681 Mrs. Astley.
WALKER, Miss Wilhelmina Augusta.
Painter.
W, A. Walker,
1 7, Nassau Street,
1876. 520 Interior: in the Roman Cam-
pagna.
WALKER, Miss Wilhelmina.
Miniature Painter.
4, Torrington Park,
North Finchley.
1900. 136a Mr. W.
WALKER, William Painter.
London Fields, Hackney,
1805. 326 An easterly view of Corfu (an-
cient Corcyra), the principal
of the Seven Islands, taken
in the year 1803.
436 A Turkish mosque at Vostizza,
on the scite of iEgium in
Peloponnesus, taken in the
year 1803.
450 View of the Turkish Governor's
house at Corinth, taken in
the year 1803.
462 The Acropolis of Athens from
the South-west, drawn from
the hill of the Museum in
the year 1803.
466 Ruins at Argos, with a general
view of the town and sur-
rounding country, taken in
the year 1803.
476 The town of Castri, on the
ancient site of Delphi, situ-
ated on Mount Parnassus,
Greece, taken in the year
1803.
i8o6. 445 A View of Athens, taken from
the Temple of Jupiter in
1803.
no
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walker, William — continued,
1806. 452 A west view of Arcadia, taken
in 1803.
1807. 378 Turkish women.
573 An Albanian soldier and Greek
peasant woman.
581 View of the town of Livadia,
on the scite of the ancient
Lebadea, Greece.
590 View of Vauclose, with the re-
mains of the ancient habita-
tion of Petrarch and Laura.
664 A general view of Corinth and
the Acro-corinthus.
740 A View of Vaucluse, with the
remains of the ancient habita-
tion of Petrarch and Laura.
5, Norfolk Placcy
Shacklewell, West Hackney,
1828. 724 Harvest scene.
1829. 514 The scite of Sparta from the
mountains of Mysistra.
1830. 1 1 18 A View of part of the town of
Argos, in the Morea, with a
Turkish mosque in the fore-
ground.
1833. 605 A Greek priest bestowing a
blessing — scene, Argos.
938 Women of the island of Cepha-
lonia, with a view of the
port of Argostoli.
1834. 864 Young poachers overtaken in a
storm.
WALKER, William Painter.
71, Mansfield Road,
1878. 89 A magnolia.
32, Mansfield Roady
Hatnpstead,
1879. 1229 II Penseroso.
WALKER, Mrs. William (formerly
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds).
Miniature Painter.
64, Margaret Street,
1846. 891 Portrait of the third daughter
of William Peters, Esq.
892 Portrait of the second daughter
of William Peters, Esq.
1847. ^43 Portrait of a gentleman.
916 do. child.
1848. 761 Portraits of two children.
1849. 666 Portrait of the Hon. Henry
George Percy, son of Lord
Lovaine.
1850. 931 Portrait of a young gentleman.
{See Miss Euzabeth Reynolds, vol. vi,
pages 269, 270.)
WALKER, William Eyre, R. W,S,
Painter.
8, St, Martin's Lane.
1885. 1245 Sand-boats on the Arran shore.
1406 Nightfall among the Yorkshire
hills.
20, Fitzroy Street,
1893. 1024 Summer snow.
BroomlandSy Byfleet^ Surrey,
1898. 1 109 Over a north-country common,
Bampton Dale.
WALKER, William Henry Romaine-.
Architect.
57, St, Georges Square,
1877. 1 218 A peep through the gates of
Henry VIPs chapel, West-
minster Abbey; water-colour
drawing.
19, Buckingham St., Adelphi,
1 88 1. 1037 Church at South Lancing,
Sussex.
(See also Romaine-Walker and Tanner,
vol. vi, page 355.)
WALKER, William T. Mynors.
Architect.
S, West Street, E,C.
1893. 1585 Office premises at Uttoxeter.
1894. 1611 House at Esher, Surrey.
1895. 147 1 Premises, High Street, Utt-
oxeter.
1590 House at Woodside Park, N.
1899. 1649 do. Southgate.
1 826 Kenmore, the Bishop's Avenue,
Finchley.
40, Finsbury Square.
1902. 1380 House at Wimbledon.
1903. 1553 21, Albert Embankment.
WALKER, Y. N Painter.
5, Norfolk Place, Hackney,
1832. 618 Napoli di Romania, with native
fishermen.
659 An Albanian soldier going on
duty.
WALL, Miss Emily W Painter.
Shane Gardens House,
1 89 1. 1402 " Twopence a bunch ! "
WALL, J Sculptor.
Strand, Gloucestershire,
1868. 993 (No title in the catalogue,)
1020 Choir of Angels. "We praise
thee, O God."
1028 Sabrina. "Made goddess of
the river; still she retains.
Her maiden gentleness, etc"
Milton's Comus,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
III
WALL, John, M.D. Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Worcester,
i773» 333 An all^orical picture, repre-
senting the goddess of
Health, descending from
heaven crowning Industry,
Temperance, and Exercise,
whose residence is in the
country; Ebriety, Gluttony,
Venery, and Sloth, who are
encompassed in large cities,
are pursued by Pain, Sick-
ness, and Death.
334 Abishai brought to David.
1774* 35° Incessu patuit Dea. Vir.
B. I.
WALL, Mrs. S Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1823. 600 Flowers from Nature.
WALL, William Archibald... Painter.
10, Liverpool Street^
Kin^s Cross,
1857. 644 View near Chester.
8, Windmill Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
1858. 267 A shady stream.
28, Inkerman Road,
Kentish Town,
1865. 48* The bridle path.
St, John's, Woking,
1870. 380 On Bexley Common, Kent.
Crecy Villa, Norbiton,
1872. 118 Landscape; spring.
WALL, W. G Painter.
1853. 1268 Mountain stream, Connemara.
WALLACE, Harry Painter.
Castle Donington^ Derby,
1886. 500 Evening; Diseworth, Leicester-
shire.
71, Tachbrook Road,
Leamington,
1888. $3$ A siesta.
890 The old shepherd.
1 89 1. 1572 Clifton Grove.
1606 Stainbro', South Yorkshire.
WALLACE, J Painter.
30, Great College Street,
1844. *5^ View near Guildford, Surrey.
572 View near Sutton Park, Surrey.
WALLACE, James Painter.
39, Bramerton Street, Chelsea,
1899. 867 A Village on the Berwickshire
coast.
1900. 925 Berwick-on-Tweed.
40, Juer Street, Battersea Park,
1 90 1. 81 Evening on the Tweed.
14a, CheyneRow,
1903. 658 The market-place, Capri.
1904. 520 In the park.
WALLACE, John Painter.
28, Kingsky Place,
Newcastle-on- Tyne,
1892. 805 Butter Washing.
9, Grainger Street,
JVetvcastle-on-Tyne.
1896. 701 A Northumberland dairy.
28, Kingsley Place, Newcastle,
1904. 659 Derwent Vale.
WALLACE, R Architect.
75, Hatton Garden.
1809. ^^ Design for a mausoleum.
29, Leigh Street,
Burton Crescent,
1 813. 875 Design for a sepulchral church.
3, Sidmouth Street, Grafs Inn,
1819. 1031 Cloncaird Castle, the seat of
R. Cunynghame, Esq.
1150 Mansion at Achans, Ayreshire,
for C. Monteaulieu Burgess,
Esq.
1824. 899 Interior of a dining hall.
8, Regent Street,
1827. 975 Residence at Ore Place, near
Hastings, for Sir Howard
Elphinstone, Bart.
1024 Chapel for the Parish of Croy-
don, etc.
1048 Public edifice in Scotland.
1828. 97 1 Cenotaph with Sculpture com-
memorative of the Rt Hon.
Geoige Canning.
1829. 1088 A church.
1830. 1 148 Waterloo Gate, being an en-
trance into St. James's Park
from the South termination
of Waterloo Place, after the
manner of the Propylea at
Athens.
1832. 1020 St Saviour's Church, etc.
1024 Chancel of Croydon church.
1061 Ancient altar screen of St.
Saviour's Church.
41, Parliament Street,
1838. 1 1 30 Architectural composition,
Derby Athenaeum, etc.
WALLACE, W Sculptor.
65, Frederick St,, Edinburgh,
1873. 1436 Mrs. Lyon, Appleton Hall;
marble, bust
112
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WALLACE, William Architect.
27a, Old Bond Street
1880. 1 115 Dining-room, Crathes Castle,
Aberdeenshire.
1892. 1635 Chapel, Ridley Hall, Cam-
bridge.
1894. 1 72 1 Eastwell Park.
1895. 1577 Philiphaugh, Selkirk.
1899. 1639 Chapel, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford.
WALLACE (William) and FLOCK-
HART Architects.
27a, Old Bond Street,
1881. 1039 "The Lothians," Fitzjohn's
Avenue.
1884. 1265 New Presbyterian church,
Richmond.
1 3 1 8 House and Studio, Hampstead.
WALLACE and GIBSON.
Architects.
2^a, Old Bond Street.
1903. 1693 Entrance of Wallace Town
Hall.
(Sculpture by H. C. Fehr.)
WALLANDER, T. W Painter.
6, Lancaster Gate,
1869. 831 Auction of effects in a baronial
hall in Sweden.
WALLEN, Frederick Architect.
16, FumivaTs Inn,
1867. 887 Saint Lawrence, Norwich.
1868. 875 House, Coombe Lammas,
Esher.
1869. 1019 Church of St John the Evan-
gelist, Bromiswood Park,
South Hornsey.
WALLEN, J Architect.
18, Lawrence Pountney Lane,
1801. 920 Design for a mansion.
1802. 1009 Design for a temple.
J, Waller^ 20^ Jermyn Street,
181 7. 879 Design for a County Hall.
{See also Ferry and Wallen, vol. iii,
page 102.)
WALLEN, William Painter.
II, Spita I Square,
1828. 547 A study.
634 do.
1830. looi An architectural study.
1013 Church of St. Dunstan's in the
East
1833. 801 Sketch of St. Augustine's Ceme-
tery gate, Canterbury; taken
on the spot.
1833. 808 Sketch of Dover Castle; taken
on the spot.
809 Sketch of Hy the Church, Kent ;
taken on the spot.
813 Sketch of the West Gate, Can-
terbury; taken on the spot
WALLER, A. Honywood ... Painter.
3, Latimer Rocul^ Godalming,
1885. 1294 Where the streamlet curves.
1886. 1 121 Under the changing sky.
1888. 1400 On the Arun, Sussex.
WALLER, C Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1788. 5JI View near Woolwich.
579 do. do.
WALLER, Miss Eliza.
Miniature Painter.
I, Winton Place^
Blackheaih Road,
[828. 669 Study of fruit and flowers.
Royal Placey Greenwich,
1835. 756 Portrait of a young lady.
1836. 617 Portraits of a young lady and a
favourite spaniel.
1837. 882 Portrait of a gentleman.
1838. 925 do. child.
WALLER, F. S Architect.
18, College Green^ Gloucester,
1873. 1 121 The ancient towers and spires
of Gloucester Cathedral.
WALLER (F. S.) and SON.
Architects.
18, College Green^ Gloucester,
1877. 1 191 Mansion at Blaisdon near
Gloucester.
1892. 1748 House at Eastbourne.
WALLER, Frederick W.... Architect.
Gloucester,
1894. 1543 New College Street, Gloucester.
WALLER, John Green Painter.
2 1 , Prospect Road^ Bermondsey,
1835. 331 Portrait of a gentleman.
1839. 273 do. lady.
1840. 23 The toilette.
20, Charles Street^
Middlesex Hospital,
1842. 66 Portrait of a lady.
1848. 374 Hide and seek; a study from
nature.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
113
WALLER, Richard Painter.
50, Baker SireeL
1857. 19 Portrait of a child.
{R. Waiter in the cata-
logue,)
Fitzray Mansion^
Chariotit Stnet.
1868. 4*9 The student.
WALLER,
1871. 117
1872. 6o2
1873. 917
1874- 195
360
1875. 918
1876. 90
1877. 453
1878. 927
1879. S»5
962
1881. ti
1882. 551
Samuel Edmund.
Painter*
The Moor ^
Bamwood^ Gim^tsttr,
A winter's tale.
The illustrious stranger.
7, Crown Terrace^
Lavender Hiii,
" Chacun k son godt."
I, Osnahurgh Street
Sunday in Iceland— ^ifF to
church.
16, Shejgfield Terrace,
Campdeti HilL
Soldiers of fortune.
The valley of Thorsmarltj Ice
land.
4, Comwail Reddtnccs.
Jealous.
The way of the world.
26, Circus Road,
St. John's W^od.
Home? "There was no sign
of home From parapet to
basement." — Hood,
The King's banner. " Oh ! fad-
ing honours of the dead,
Oh! high ambition lowly
laid."
The empty saddle. "But, oh, the
the bitter tears we wept, etc.*'
—Fraed,
Portraits : golden-lion monkeys.
River Amazon, South Ame-
rica.
58, Circus Mood,
"Success!"
Sweethearts and wives. "On
the first rumour of impend-
ing difficulties between the
Scotch and English, the
moss-troopers would sweep
swiftly over the country,
taking every head of cattle
within reach — frequently
plundering both sides with
equal impartiality, and re-
turning to the security of
their castles to be welcomed
home by their wives and
sweethearts, who were nearly
OS enthusiastic in the matter
as themselves."
18S3, SH The day of reckoning.
1884, 597 The orphans.
1885* Ss| Outward bound. *' You are
hereby required and directed
to repair immediately on
bcMird his Majesty's ship
*Euryalus' and take upon
you the charge and do the
duty of midshipman. Given
on board the * Victory' at
Spiihead, 1 5th day of Sept-
ember 1805. (Signed) Nei^
SON AND Bronte."
1886. 631 The Lady of the Lake.
9&6 '* Peril."
18S7, «S4 The challenge,
r a, Girdier^s Road,
West Kensington^
1888. iits The morning of Agincourt. "0
God of battles ! steel my sol-
diers' hearts*"— ^i»i7 V.^
Act 4f scene i,
1 889* 6f3 In his father's footsteps.
1 8 90. 7'9 Dawn,
1891. 42a One-and-twenty,
1892. 190 The ruined sanctuary,
1893. 88* The wedding gift
1895. 875 Ordered to the front, 18 15.
1896, m '* Alone M'
1898, 506 Safe.
3, Wychcombe Studios, N, W.
1S99, |66 The huntsman's courtship.
1900. 950 The silent prayerp
1901, 790 My hero.
WALLER, Mrs, S. E< (formerly Miss
Mary L» Fowler^ , Painter,
36, Circus Road^
St, John's Wood.
471 The pets.
9»S Forbidden fruit,
581 Cinus Road,
469 Totty.
5 JO Willie Fowler.
45* Sir William Armstrong,
51 1 Violet Noble.
310 Mildred, daughter of Colonel
Tryon.
700 Wintfred, daughter of J. For-
ster Cooper, Esq.
1154 Little S now- wh i te,
(05 The secret of the sea.
696 RitRj daughter of Wilberforce
Bryant, Esq.
;4$ Dorot^iy, daughter of the late
~ Leeming, Esq.
Ler of Frede-
1877^
1878.
1881.
1883,
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886,
1887.
VIII.
114
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Waller, Mrs. S. B.— continued,
1888. 1 103 Leila, daughter of Wilberforce
Bryant, Esq.
1889. 183 Perdita, a portrait.
1890. 620 Gladys, daughter of Major
Lutley Jordan.
1 89 1. 440 The cardndealer. "What be
her cards, you ask? Even
these : etc." — Rossetti,
53$ Helen Bryant and her pony,
" Buttercup."
1893. 80 Mrs. Wolf.
418 Countess Fitzwilliam.
1894. 67 "Finefeathersmake fine birds."
1896. 686 "Listen!"
1898. 913 Vivian, son of S. George Hol-
land, Esq.
1899. 142 The Hon. Douglas Cochrane.
378 Ivar Campbell.
1900. 408 Don Marescotti Ruspoli.
48^ Mrs. Micklethwait and her
daughter Dyonis.
1 90 1. 134 Bobbie Abercromby.
913 Gwen, daughter of J. Douglas
Charrington, Esq.
1902. 669 Don Edmondo Ruspoli.
720 Will, son of W. A. Watson
Armstrong.
1903. 786 Hildegarde, daughter of Ernest
Meysey Thompson, Esq.
1904. 42 The Hon. Kitty Farrer.
878 The Hon. Victoria Bruce,
daughter of Lord Balfour of
Burleigh.
WALLER, W Painter.
1 83 1. 1 108 View of Magdalen church, Ox-
ford, taken from river.
II, Spital Square,
1832. 1009 Four views forming part of a
series taken during the de-
molition of old London
Bridge.
WALLEY, E Painter.
Rue de Vieu^ Bruges,
1851. 50 1 " Armand Vandevelde,a brigand
chief, and his wife, accused
of murder and depredations
in the vicinity of Bruges, are
condemned by the magis-
trates du Franc to be burnt
alive, Anno 1593."— Zr/>/<«'«
du Franc de Bruges,
WALLEY, Frank Architect.
14, Queen*s Road, Chester,
1903. 1683 Liverpool Cathedral; competi-
tion design.
1685 do. do. do.
WALLING, C Painter.
Trafalgar Street, Wahvorth,
1807. 309 Winter scene — view in Hol-
land.
310 do. do. do.
760 Cattle on the banks of a river.
1809. 185 A moonlight.
410 A frost piece — view in Holland.
422 A landscape.
— WaUing.
182 1. 67 Landscape.
WALLIS. See Jameson and Wallis,
voL iii, page 237.
WALLIS, C. Alban Painter.
The Willows, Chiswick Mail.
1902. 546 The ship's wake, Cape St.
Vincent.
1904. 69 The Arno — view towards the
Ponte Vecchio.
WALLIS, G Painter.
39, Francis Street, Newington,
1842. 752 The last shilling.
WALLIS, George Painter.
16, Victoria Grove,
West Brompton,
1872. 709 Cardigan Bay from the Vale of
Towyn.
WALLIS, G. A Painter.
12, Little Charlotte Street,
Rathbone Place,
1785. 517 A sketch.
4, Buckingham Street,
York Buildings,
1786. 497 Portrait of a lady.
523 Distress.
610 A portrait
G, Wallis, Naples,
1794. 585 View of the Site of Cicero's
Villa in Abnizzo.
601 View of Pastum.
G.A, Wallis,
Charlotte Street,
Bloomsbury,
1807. 208 Morning — Switzerland; a scene
in the Grisons, in the en-
trance to the Via Mata, near
the road to Italy.
213 A View, going up the Valley of
Arno to Val Ombrosa;
painted on the spot.
221 View from Val Ombrosa, look-
ing towards Pisa; painted on
the spot.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
115
1807. 227 Rebekah at the well, **And
she made haste and let down
her pitcher from her should-
er, etc." — Genesis^ xxiv, 46.
315 The virgins of Innishuna weep*
ing over the tombs of their
lovers. Vide Ossian, Sul-
malla of Lumore.
423 A scene near Rome after sun-
set, with the evening prayer
to the Holy Virgin*
G. Wallis,
at Mr, Henderson^ s^
3, Veruiam Buiidings^
Grafs Inn^
1815. 2 Sunrising — Valley of Misor;
Scene in Switzerland.
36 The castle of Restzonico, on the
Lake of Como, looking to-
wards Italy; effect of a rain*
bow after a storm— Switzer-
land.
322 Taken from Domo D^ossola,
looking towards the Mount
Sempione in the distance —
Switzerland.
FiarenC€,
1836. II Landscape, view of a monas-
tery.
WALLIS, Henry .Painter.
17, Talbot Road,
Camden Road Villas.
1854. 176 Dr. Johnson at Cave's, the
publisher. Johnson, too
ragged to appear at Cave's
table, has a plate of victuals
sent to him behind the
screen. Vide Boswell.
267 In Shakespeare's House, Strat-
ford-on- A von »
1269 The font in which Shak^peare
was christened.
1303 The room in which Shakespeare
was born. "The merely
curious look in reverent
silence upon that mean
room, with its massive joists
and plastered walls, firm with
ribs of oak, where they were
told the poet of the human
race was bom, etc." — Charks
Knight,
8, Grafs Inn Square.
*^S5- »«5o Fireside reverie, "Is she the
star of one that is away:
She, that by the fire so
gravely dreams, etc*" —
George Meredith.
1856. 56 Marten's Tower^ Chepstow
Castle.
352 Chatterton. '* Cut is the branch
that might have grown full
straight, And burned is
Apollo's laurel bough,"
516 Andrew Marvell returning the
bribe, "Persuaded that
Marvell would be theirs (the
administration's) for pro-
perly asking, they sent his
old school-fellow, the Lord-
Treasurer Danby, to renew
acquaintance with him in
his garret. At parting, the
Lord -Treasurer, out of pure
affection slipped into his
hand an order upon the
Treasury for j^i,ooo, and
then went to his chariot.
Marvell, looking at the
paper, calls after the Treas-
urer, ' My lordj I request an-
other moment.* They went
up again to the garret, and
Jack the servant-boy was
called. *Jack, child, what
had I for dinner yesterday?'
' Don't you remember, Sir?
you had the little shoulder
of mutton that you ordered
me to bring from a woman
in the market.' * Very right,
child ; what have I for dinner
to-day?* 'Don*t you know,
Sir, that you bid me lay
by the blade bone to broUt '
' My Lord, do you hear that ?
Andrew Marvell's dinner is
provided; there's your piece
of paper— I want it not. I
know the sort of kindness
you intended, I live here to
serve my constituents; the
ministry may seek men for
their purpose—/ am not
one.* *' — Coleridge,
1857. 458 A sculptor's workshop, Strat-
ford -on- Avon, A.D. 161 7.
501 Montaigne— the library; from
studies made at Montaigne's
Chateau in Gascony* {French
quotation from Miehelefs
History o/Rrance,)
1858. 169 Sir Walter Raleigh in the
Tower, area a.d. 1600,
4^1 Henry Martin at Chepstow
Castle.
" Hardly entreated, brother 1
For us was thy back so bent,
ii6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1859.
1861.
1862.
930
49*
Wallis, Henry — continued,
for us were thy straight
limbs and fingers so de-
formed ; thou wert our con-
script, on whom the lot fell,
and fighting our battles wert
so marred. For in thee too
lay a god-created form, but
it was not to be unfolded;
encrusted must it stand with
the thick adhesions and de-
facement of labour; and thy
body, like thy soul, was not
to know freedom." — Sartor
Resartus.
62, Great Russell Street.
Back from Marston Moor.
Gondomar.
Elaine.
6, Grays Inn Square,
80 Christopher Marlowe.
268 Sir Walter Raleigh. "Sir
Walter's study at Durham
House was a small cham-
ber facing the river, and
with a marvellously pleas-
ant prospect from the win-
dow."
225 Winnowing corn, Capri.
4, Grove End Road,
Shakespeare and Spenser.
Paul Veronese painting the
portrait of Sir Philip Sidney.
"Hodie effigiem meam in-
choavit Paulus quidam Ver-
onensis." — Letter from Sir
F, Sidney to Languet,
I, Westminster Chambers,
Luther and Melancthon.
442 Marsyas.
745 A January morning.
837 After the Storm.
9, Red Lion Square.
despatch from Trebizond.
" Some news is come That
turns their countenances." —
Shakspeare,
24, Brecknock Crescent.
From Naxos.
386 Fugitives from Constantinople,
1453.
405 On the Ponte Delia Paglia;
going to the Council.
322 Outside a prison in Southern
Italy.
902 The devotion of Sydney Car-
ton; from the " Tale of Two
Cities."
975 An oasis in the desert: Foun-
tain Court, the Temple.
1864.
1865.
7
385
1867.
1869.
1870.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
570
977 A
57*
46, Brecknock Crescent.
1877. if)x "In the spring time, the only
pretty ring time
When birds do sing, hey ding
a ding, ding;
Sweet lovers love the spring."
987 Louis XI and Cardinal Balue.
1359 The Physician.
WALrLIS, Henry C Painter.
West LynnCf Clinton Road^
Redruth^ Cornwall,
1903. 1 151 Elsie.
WALLIS, Hugh Painter.
10, Meadow Studios^ Bushey^
Herts.
1894. 1064 Mallows by the sea.
1 140 The entrance of spring.
The Poplars.Burlington Street,
Altrincham.
1899. 1093 The Bridge.
WALLIS, J Architect.
1808. 858 Elevation of a Villa for Mr.
Robinson.
Maze, Soutkwark.
1809. 780 Design for a town hall and
Court house.
1 810. 722 A Design for a mausoleum.
773 Elevation for a villa at Ingress
near Gravesend for the late
Sir H. D. Roebuck, Bart.
45, New Church Road,
Camberwell.
1825. 878 Design for a building for pub-
lic meetings, etc.
918 Landscape — The sun breaking
out after a storm; com-
position.
WALLIS, John C Painter.
The Willows, Chiswick Mall.
1897. 814 A sunset at Kew on Thames.
1 90 1. 578 Kingsdown Cliffs, Walmer,
Kent.
636 Loch Achall by moonlight;
Rhiddoroch deer forest,
Ross-shire.
WALLIS, Joseph H.... Architect, etc.
Cardiff.
1861. 902 Architectural drawing, etc.
9, Hammersmith Terrace,
1874. 789 Sir Henry Tufton's "Amster-
dam."
830 Play.
62, Great Russell Street,
1878. 848 Mr. John Bagot Scriven's
" Kitty."
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
117
1880. 876 An old house near the banks of
the Thames.
8, Adelphi Terrace,
1890. 1849 Ashendene, Hertford
WALLIS, Joshua Painter.
Peckham^ Surrey,
1809. 569 Fruit.
7, Queen's Raw^ Wahuorth,
1 810. 501 A fruit piece.
8, Bolingbroke Row^
Walworth,
1 81 6. 325 Mr. Southgate.
555 A Landscape; composition.
766 C. S. Dudley, Esq.
1820. 154 Sunset — Cattle and Figures.
681 Snow piece.
WALLIS, Miss Katherine B.
Sculptor.
6, Oakley Street, S, W.
1897. 202I Head of a child; medallion.
1899. 1953 A little Canadian fiddler; me-
dallion.
1903 1712 Mignonne; bust, marble.
1845 Study of a lion; statuette,
bronze.
1904. 1703 The toilet; statuette, stone.
WALrLIS, Robert Engraver.
Tottenham,
1859. 1207 The approach to Venice. After
Turner.
WALLIS, Miss Rosa Painter.
4, The Residences,
South Kensington Museum.
1 88 1. 802 Apple blossoms.
829 Pansies.
1884. 1058 Primroses.
7, Park View, Oakfields,
Croydon,
1885. 1463 Pansies.
1886. 1003 In the garden.
1899. 1 181 Spring time, Chislehurst.
39, Eardley Crescent,
EarVs Court,
1902. II 18 Portrait of a lady in fancy
dress; enamel on copper.
WALLIS, Walter Painter.
7, Park View, Oakfield,
Croydon,
1883. 409 The sole tenants.
568 A garden in Touraine.
1886. 456 Looking for pirates.
1887. 782 Reverie.
Rembrandt Lodge,
Spencer Road, Croydon,
1891. 29 The Port light.
WALLS, William Painter.
Harribrae, Dumfermline,
1887. 662 Postprandial meditations.
Nether Liberton, Edinburgh,
1890. 153 Pastures by the sea.
1 89 1. 1092 A dead fox.
1893. *59 The foxes' lair.
1395. 279 "A hit or a miss?" jaguar and
macaws.
1896. 622 Watching and waiting.
1898. 368 A flirtation.
748 A Scotch byre.
1899. 472 The deer-stalker's' companions.
571 Jaguar-stalking.
717 An unwilling model.
1 90 c. 394 Bolting the otter.
1903. 29 "Cluck-cluck."
WALMISLBY, Frederick ... Painter.
18, Cowley Street.
1838. 6 Portrait of an artist.
1839. 709 The Rev. John Lodge, M.A.,
Librarian to the University
of Cambridge and Rector of
Anderby- cum-Cumberwork,
in Lincolnshire Painted for
Magdalen College,
1840. 63 The Rev. P. P. Gilbert, M.A.,
Minister of St. Mary, Hag-
gerston, and private chaplam
to the Earl of Galloway.
1 84 1. 115 Portrait of an officer.
403 do. a magistrate of the
County of Surrey.
1842. 1247. Scene from the Heart of Mid-
Lothian. "Butler clasped the
extended hand which had
supported his orphan in-
fancy, wept over it, and in
vain endeavoured to say more
than the words, " God com-
fort you. God comfort you."
1^43* 433 Scene from Monk Lewis's Bravo
of Venice- " Cynthia. Out
upon him! what an ugly
hound it is."
T. F. Walmisley,
18, CowUy Street.
1844. 321 Scene in the Vintage among
the ruins of the palace of
the Caesars; Famese, Rome.
Painted on the spot,
F. Walmisley,
79, Via di Capo le Cose,
Rome,
1845. 30 Village scene— Chaita, near
Amalfi.
561 Scene atOrvieto; procession of
the Host passing.
ii8
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walmisley, Frederick — continued.
1846. 334 View of the Lake of Albano.
1219 Scene from the Merchant of
Venice — Lorenzo and Jes-
sica. *' In such a night did
Jessica steal from the wealthy
Jew, etc."
1847. 39 View from the terrace of the
Villa D'Este at Tivoli.
1849. 119$ Scene at Terracina; water
carriers.
1851. 7" The death of Camao. "For-
merly every well-regulated
family in Spain retained one
of these terrible attendants.
The infidelity of its mistress
was the only circumstance
which could deprive it of
life. Should her guilt have
been extended to any degree
beyond a wish, the faithful
bird immediately betrayed
it, by expiring at the feet of
its injured lord."
1852. 1016 Scene from the Abbot, chap. xi.
"Catherine bent her eyes
upon the work with which
she was busied, and with
infinite gravity sate out the
two first turns of the matrons
upon the balcony ; but then,
glancing her deep blue eye a
little towards Rowland, and
observing the embarrassment
under which he laboured,
now shifting upon his chair,
and now dangling his cap,
the whole man e\'incing that
he was perfectly at a loss
how to open the conversa-
tion, she could keep her
composure no longer, but,
after a vain struggle, broke
into a sincere, though a
very involuntary fit of laugh-
ing."
1853. 1269 Interview between Jeanie
Deans and Queen Caroline
at Richmond. "Tear fol-
lowed tear down Jeanie's
cheeks, as, her features
gleaming and quivering with
emotion, she pleaded her
sister's cause with a pathos
which was at once simple
and solemn." — Heart of
Mid-Lothian,
1855. 511 Rejpose.
19, EarPs Court Gardens.
1865. 320 Lake of Albano.
43, Upper St. John's
Wood Terrace.
1868. 361 " Forget me not."
652 Marietta.
WALMSLEY, Thomas Painter.
2, Surrey Road.
1790. 49 View on the River Wye, South
Wales — morning.
1 79 1. 49 AJView of Wrexham, Denbigh-
shire — Evening.
427 Llangollen Bridge, North Wales
- -morning.
665 A View of Hawerdon Castle,
North Wales — evening.
671 View of Eccleston, near Ches-
ter — morning.
25, Bow Street^ Covent Garden.
1792. 35 Ullswater from Gobray Park —
morning.
208 Cadr Idris — morning.
399 Ulls Water — evening.
478 View near Corwin — morning.
484 A View near Dolgelly— even-
ing.
1 793* 304 A View near Levans, West-
morland — evening.
315 Part of Buttermere Lake, Cum-
berland — morning.
10, Great Russell Street.
1 794- »75 A View near Swansea — morn-
ing.
224 Warwick Castle — evening.
8, Newport Street.
1795* 265 Lleweny bleaching works in
the Vale of Clwydd.
5, Rathbone Place.
1796. 50 Ross Castle, Killarney — even-
ing.
54 Artillery Bridge, near Killarney
— morning.
187 View of Eagle's Nest between
the lakes of Killarney.
WALPOLE, Miss Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1782. 99 Miss Caroline Walpole.
WALROND, Sir John W., Bart.
Painter.
cjo Messrs Vokius.
1879. 869 Courtyard, Cairo.
WALSH, J Painter.
32, Stafford Ptace, Pimlico.
1832. 469 Gusman d'Alfarache. Vide
'* Les Aventures Plaisantes dt
Gusman d^ Alfarache^^ chap.
xxv^ tome i.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
119
1833. 63 The death of DorotMe.— Fol-
taire,
1834. 862 Duessa and Night leaving the
wounded Paynim to JEscu-
lapius.
1835. 434 Tancred and Clorinda. Vide li
Goffredo di Tasso.
1836. 755 Subject from the Inferno.
5, Albert Grove ^ Victoria Park,
1 85 1. 393 Muley Mohammed, driven from
his throne into the desert, is
alarmed by a lion while suc-
couring his fainting wife,
Calipolis.
WALSH, J, B Painter.
32, Stafford Place,
1839. 1098 Itha von Toggenburg. From a
German romance.
1840. 606 T. F. Wainwright, Esq.
1 02 2 Prometheus bound. Vide y£s-
chyius,
1 84 1. 554 Rousseau and Madame de
Warens.
WALSH (J. F.) and NICHOLAS (G.).
Architects.
Museum Chambers,
Halifax^ Yorkshire,
1902. 1367 Club house for Halifax Golf
Club.
WALSH, N Painter.
1872. 691 A shrine in the Coliseum,
Rome.
WALSH, William Painter.
39, Alpha Cottages,
St, Marylebone,
1823. 181 North End, Hampstead.
15, Leicester Square,
1834. 23 At Northfleet.
1837. 150 Near Windmill Hill, Graves-
end.
337 Dead Game.
WALTER, Edward Architect.
Manchester,
1848. 1 138 Church.
1 174 Villas.
WALTER, Miss Emma Painter.
1855. 301 Just shot.
4, Middleton Place,
1856. 935 Apple blossom.
955 Flowen and nest.
956 Spring flowen.
x857- »7S da
i860. 727 Azaleas.
752 Fruit and flowers.
I, Goldhurst Terrace,
Hampstead.
1887. 1 130 Autumn berries.
WALTER, Henry Painter.
Albion Place, Walworth,
1820. 613 Cottage at Sewell, Bedford-
shire.
41, Penton Street,
1822. 57 Study from nature.
7, White Conduit Street.
1823. 161 Sketch from Nature.
197, High Holbarn.
1825. 420 Folkestone Beach.
23, Portman Place,
Maida Hill,
1846. 612 Study of animals.
825 Beech trunk, painted on the
spot.
WALTER, J Painter.
6, Trinity Street, Bristol,
1836. 402 A sea-piece.
1841. 1179 Calm off port.
1847. 1280 The fleet under Earl Howe, in
the armament of 1790.
WALTER, John William... Architect.
5, South Motion Street,
1879. 1 151 SS. Michael and All Angels'
Church, Woolwich.
WALTER, Louis Painter.
7, Arlington Street,
Camden Town.
1857. 194 Hampstead Heath.
1858. 5 Chingford old church, Essex.
1859. 567 La Contadina.
718 Old Chingford church, Essex.
719 The Cornfield.
834 Avenue and old church, Ching-
ford, Essex.
1 86 1. I A letter of interest.
WALTER, W. C Painter.
Skinner Street.
1804. 711 Portrait of himself.
WALTERS,'Mi88 Amelia J.
Sculptor and Painter.
12, Chester Terrace.
1880. 1622 Portrait; bust, terra cotta.
41, Robert Street,
Hampstead Road.
1882. 1633 Undine. "Then there arose
up slowly out of the wdl's
mouth, as it were a column
I20
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walters, Miss Amelia J. — continued,
of water ... it was a white
woman's form, weeping bit-
terly, and distractedly wring-
ing its hands above its
head."
1885. 1021 A nor'-wester.
1888. 979 Water-gate— Dunottar.
II, Roberf Street.
1892. 673 A bright gleam from the west.
737 Church and chapel, Crantock.
WALTERS,^Edward Architect.
1 1, Fenchurch Buildings.
1826. 898 Design for a triumphal arch.
1827. 962 Design for a national gallery of
pictures.
23, Upper Belgrave Place,
1829. 1097 Sketch for a triumphal monu-
ment.
1 83 1. 1057 Sketch for an entrance to a
harbour or pier-head.
WALTERS, Frederick Arthur.
Architect.
4, Great Queen Street^
Westmimter.
1890. 1785 Church of the Sacred Heart,
Wimbledon.
1 89 1. 1 83 1 Grey Friars, Chilworth, Surrey.
1892. 1781 Monument of the late Mrs.
Rowley, St. Neots.
37, Old Queen Street^
Westminster,
1894. 1593 Church, Dorking.
1594 Catholic church. Bow Com-
mon.
1895. ""^9 Church — Petworth.
1576 St. John's Seminary, Wonersh,
Surrey.
1897. 1783 St. Peter's, East Grinstead.
WALTERS, George Stanfield.
Painter.
103, Bold Street^ Liverpool.
i860. 473 Near Dolgelly, North Wales.
4, JJdlington Place.
1865. 303 Ben Venue.
II, Queen* s Crescent ^
Haverstock Hill.
1869. 523 Thunderstorm : approaching
river Thames.
631 Shades of Evening. " In dubi-
ous light That hovers 'twixt
the day and night, etc."
187a 665 Wreck at the Worm's Head,
coast of South Wales.
187 1. 609 Flood on the Lledr, North
Wales.
187 1. 677 Eventide.
1080 Toilers of the Sea.
1872. 16 Dordt, Holland.
8 1 2 Sum mer — moonlight, Dordt,
Holland.
97, Adelaide Road.
1873. 660 Moonlight on the Maas, Hol-
land.
1874. 890 Oxwich Castle.
73, Adelaide Road.
1876. 842 A bit on the coast of South
Wales.
1878. 19* A summer's morning in Dutch
waters.
134, Adelaide Road.
1880. 8 Sunset in Dutch waters.
600 Trawlers off the Mumbles
Head.
830 Wind against tide; a choppy
On the Maas off Dordrecht
Beating up with the tide;
breezy weather.
Sunrise on the Maas; boats
getting under way.
Oxwich from the Marsh, South
Wales.
Breezy weather on the coast
Oxwich Castle, South Wales.
Tide on the turn; vessels leav-
ing harbour.
Summertime on a Dutch River.
Old boats and boat-houses.
Misty moonlight on the river.
Sunrise on the Maas.
Calm evening on the Maas.
Running down with the tide.
Oxwich Marsh, Gower.
WALTERS, Samuel Painter.
52, Nelson Street^ Liverpool.
1842. 36 Prussian brig in a light breeze.
401 Study on the seashore.
52, Nelson Street, and
38, City Road.
1844. 282 Oyster beds near Beaumaris,
looking towards Caernarvon-
shire.
405 The ferry — low water.
6, Stanhope Terrace^ Liverpool,
1345. 857 The fort and lighthouse at the
mouth of the river Mersey,
from the north shore, Liver-
pool.
105, Leadenhall Street.
1846. 572 Hay barge on the Thames, near
Gravesend.
623 On the Thames, near Black-
wall.
1847. 670 River scene in Holland.
I88I.
*54
6z7
696
1882.
487
754
1883.
757
22
1884.
37
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
327
H83
1309
1269
1291
1327
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
121
1848.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1861.
56, Upptr Stanhope Street,
LiverpooL
1 17 Scheveling beach — low water.
284 Steam-tug and lifeboat going
to a ship in distress on the
Burbo Bank, near Liverpool.
666 Stranded ship on the Bootle
shore, Liverpool
56 Emigrants embarking for New
York off the Princess Pier,
Liverpool.
904 The New York Packet ship,
"Waterloo," off Holyhead.
Booths^ mar UverpooL
471 Ship on the rocks near Port
Erin, Isle of Man*
1880.
WALTERS, Thomas ... Painter.
14, York Buiidings^
Ntw Road.
1857. 609 Study of a head,
6, Grafs Inn Place,
1863. 257 Study on the coast*
WALTNER, Charles Albert,
Etcher-
4, Carlyk Square,
1273 The Marchioness of Ormonde,
After J, E. Millais, R.A.
1287 A daughter of J. E. Millais^
Esq., R.A.
1288 J. E. MiUais, Esq,, R.A,
1343 The Blue Boy. After T. Gains-
borough, R,A.
16, Avtnut de Bretmil, Paris.
1398 The peaceful Thatnes, Bisham
HUl. After Fred. Walker,
A.R,A.
1440 The lost bird. After Marcus
Stone, A.R.A.
1443 Le Doreurj etching.
1437 A rabbi. After Rembrandt.
1632 Regina. After J, J. Henner,
1694 The night watch. After Rem*
brandt,
1618 The eve of St. John, After
Jules Breton.
1883.
1884.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1891.
WALTON, Mrs. Catherine R.
Painter,
26, West Cromweii Road,
1898. 1048 Pierrette.
1899. 704 Doorway of St. Pietro Spoteto.
WALTON, Miss Constance. . , Painter,
5, Belmont Terrace^ Gias^m^*
1886. 1 167 Roses.
1887. 1 185 Azalea.
VIII.
WALTON, Elijah, /:g.X .., Painter,
M. Walton,
7 7 1, Bramsgrove,
Birmingham^
1851, 698 Study of fruit from nature,
Fiizray Square,
1856. 44 The truants.
404 The happy male.
1857. 35 The trap.
49j London Street.
1858. 230 Apple blossoms.
1859. 191 The nest.
1 1, Rodney Bui/dingSt
New Kent Road,
1S64. 36 fi The Pyramids, as seen from the
plain wliere the Israelites
gathered together, previous
to their departure from
Egypt.
144, New Kent Road.
1865. 346 Tombs of the sultans near
Cairo— sunset.
, E, Am R,S,A. .Painter,
i34j Bath Street^Giasgmv.
November.
Old church, Winchelsea,
Winter pasture.
Autumn.
Victoria Road, Helensburgh.
A pastoral.
The grandfather^s garden,
Otfer Seivelt Mamr^
Stmv^n^the- IVold.
Landscape^morning.
Viola,
Dora,
Romance.
57, Ch^yne IVatk^ Chelsea.
[897. %i%Q Little round panel.
WALTON
18S3.
1884,
194
967
355
1024
1054
1066
1885.
U4*
1896.
1043
106S
1070
1077
WALTON, Frank, RL,.. Painter.
Northwick, Harrom,
so Lyn Dee, near Bethgelert,
North Wales.
131 Snow dan, from Lyn-y-Cwyn-
ffynon,
17, Nassau Street,
504 An English Landscape.
336 A sheep-walk up a windy wold.
S*S! Up the Thames at Medmen-
ham. " An English home,
grey twilight poured On
dewy pastures, dewy trees,
lake. " Embosomed
\Uy of green bower,
many a grove. ^'
1862.
1864.
1866.
122
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walton
, Prank, R.L — continued.
1880.
233 "And then my heart with
1867.
320 Evelyn Woods near Dorking.
pleasure fills, And dances
579 An autumn afternoon near
with the daffodils."
Dorking.
529 " Down in the reeds by the
i868.
406 On the road to the World's
river."
End, Llangollen.
747 The signal station, Ijzard
Holmbury Hill, Dorking.
Point," Cornwall.
1869.
28 A summer's evening.
933 Under the Lizard, Cornwall.
314 "We too, we too, must fall,
1040 In opulent June.
A few brief years to labour and
1881.
68 On the manor of Gomshall
to bear.
Tower Hill.
Then comes the sexton and
388 "Leaves have their time to
the old trite tale.
fall"
We were."
420 The copse on Fursefield brow.
684 ''Like a spirit glorified The
641 Porlock weir.
angel of the year departs:
143S Brickmakers: Felday.
etc."
1882.
17 "Noontide's hush and heat,
1870.
500 A moorland flock.
and shine."
1871.
1 20 Gander's pool.
187 Still water.
480 "Now came still evening on.
779 The Happy Valley.
and twilight grey etc."
883 Burnwhall, St. Burian.
1048 The hooper's hovel.
1883.
475 Stony places.
T872.
203 Charcoal burning in Surrey.
531 Gentle autumn.
231 Grebbut's cottage.
979 Kynance Cove, Cornwall.
374 Stream near Shere. " By slow
994 A breezy day off the Lizard.
Meander's margent green.
1884.
1 32 " Among the whispering woods
And in the violet em-
of English shires."
broidered vale, etc."
745 "A dappled sky, a world of
1873-
344 Summer time.
meadows."
1063 Shereboume Pool near Al-
938 Kynance Cove.
bury.
1885.
230 "Southward from Surrey's
1874.
173 Albury; the silent pool.
pleasant hills."
633 Holmbury Hill. "An open
1886.
96 Waiting till the west wind blows.
sky, a world of heather."
318 Paddington Pond, Abinger
1875-
625 One of the olden time.
Hammer.
1876.
594 Leith Hill, Surrey.
574 " In the summer-tide of blos-
628 Near the ferry, Christchurch,
soming."
Hampshire.
1 1 87 Water-meadows by Stratton,
670 Regatta day; Bournemouth,
Cornwall.
Durley Chine.
1887.
39 New Year's Eve.
868 The Hatch Farm, Abinger
1005 Feldemore.
Hammer, Surrey.
1888.
631 "Green leaves hang, but the
1877.
339 From " unharboured heaths."
brown must fly."
776 Tilly Whim, Swanage.
860 " For now 'tis winter surely."
1878.
52 "And Winter, slumbering in
1443 " Like the wings of sea birds.
the open air. Wears on his
Flash the white caps of the
smiling face a dream of
sea."
spring."
1889.
1 160. Leith Hill. "Amid the many
43^ "Four miles from any town."
withered pines."
804 The Ballard Head, Swanage.
1890.
3S» "Tis a month before the
868 Peveril Ledge, Swanage.
month of May, and the
1879.
44 "When St. Bamable bright
spring comes slowly up this
shines night and daie, Poor
way."
Ragged Robin blooms in
539 The history of many a winter
the hay."
storm.
337 " Grey swamp and pools; waste
1891.
114 A wreck from the Spanish
places of the hern."
Armada. "And made his
475 "When young spring first
ships a prey unto the sand.
questioned winter's sway."
That meant to prey upon
732 Studland Bay near Swanage.
another's land."
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
123
1 89 1. 468 ''Summer has gone on swal-
low's wings."
1892. 1 00 1 Allhallow-tide.
Holmbury St, Mary^ Dorking,
1894. 921 Old acres.
938 "Where late the sweet birds
sang."
999 Godevery Light, near Hayle.
1895. 56 On the Surrey Hills.
771 Hill pastures.
1896. 975 "Laden with the fragrance of
the days gone by."
looo "The farewell of the glorious
sun."
1897. 967 St. George's bells.
986 The red bridge.
1898. 9 Blackheath, near Guildford-
453 "Evelyn's Silva," Wotton,
Surrey.
1 1 80 Widemouth Bay, North Corn'
wall.
1185 Norcot Mouth, near Bude.
1899. *** The sentinels.
532 Hedgerow timber.
796 Haystacks.
1039 Clonque Fort, Alderney.
1900. 378 The lone tree.
778 Hay harvest.
909 Abinger mill pond.
1 141 Bee du Zee, Sark.
1 90 1. 464 Leisure to go a-fishing.
759 The straw yard.
775 June.
946 The Hog's Back, Sark.
1902. 77 The little summer of St. Luke.
539 On Leith Hill, Surrey.
540 Hie jacet.
1903. 2 A winter's tale.
562 Waterlands farm.
1904. 892 Sunshine in a shady place.
WALTON, George Painter.
28, Alderney Street, S. W.
1883. 56 Portrait of a lady.
184 Mrs. Pattinson.
1475 Study from life.
1884. 192 "Where thoughts serenely
sweet express How pure,
how dear their dwelling-
place."
899 Mrs. T. Walton.
910 W. B. Ridley, Esq.
28, Great Ormond Streets
1885. 1150 Miss Edith Campbell.
2, Queen^s Studios,
St. John's Wood.
1886. 583 "What lies beyond?"
X087 Mrs. Isaac Walton.
1887. 809 Prisdlla,
1888,
7S
72, Miswick J^oadj
Newcast/e-on- lyne.
Mrs. Chatt
WALTON,
1777- 3«o
1778' 1^^
X779' 338
339
Henry Painter.
Hiii Street, Berktl^ Square,
A market girl.
A girl buying a ballad.
A scene in the Spanish Barber,
act !, scene t.
A group of figures, with a fruit
barrow.
WALTON, J. .„ Painter*
8, Warnford Court ^
Throgfnarton Street.
iSai, 7*0 View of the Rhine at Katib,
13, Euston Place,
1827, 54a View of Rouen from Mount
St. Katharine.
1S39. 544 Namur.
WALTON, James Trout Painten
123, Walmgate, York,
1 85 1. 816 View of the Straits, Dove Dale,
Derbyshire,
i852» 1*4 View in Dovadale.
1853. +41 The Linn of Corrymulzie, near
Castleton, of Braemar.
445 View on the river Dee, Loch-
nagar in the distance —
Aberdeenshire.
1855. 177 Near Bolton Abbey, Wharf-
dale, Yorkshire.
1858. 491 Glen Dee, on the Grampians,
1S59. 140 Jungfrau, Switzerland,
1863. ao9 Loch Achray— sunset,
X863. 560 Loch Katrine^ — sunset,
576 Looking up the Tees.
WALTON, John Whitehead,
Painter,
/ W. Walton, Jim,
1S34' 470 Portrait of himself,
J. W Walton,
57, Albany Street,
1836, 7S The wood-cutter's daughter,
S57 Portrait of a lady,
/ila address*
1847, 6S Major Lewis.
JVem Bond Street.
1S4B, 153 Willfred, nephew of Lord
^^ Brougham, in the chamcler
. JV of King Henry VIIL
74^ Le Chevalio^ de Chat«lin,
Homme de Lcttrcs.
iis^ Lilali, d&ui^hte^ of
124
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Walton, John Whitehead—continued,
29, Bedford Place.
1850. 17 Thomas Henry Baylis, Esq.,
M.A.
49 Theyoung sculptor's first effort.
185 1. 657 Portrait of the Lady Ida.
1853. 121 C. H. Barnes, Esq., Bengal
Artillery.
iS54« 549 General Sir George Pollock,
G.C.B.
67, Bemers Street,
1855. 6 Mrs. Parkes.
1857. 633 The late Joseph Hume, Esq.,
M.P. for Montrose.
2\by SavilU Row.
1858. 99 General Sir Richard England,
G.C.B.
1859. 178 Rejoicings during the gather-
ing of the mistletoe by the
Druids.
1864. 188 The Duchess of Wellington.
1865. 540 Thomas Page, Esq., C.E.,
acting engineer of the
Thames Tunnel; designer
and engineer of Westminster
Bridge.
WALTON, Joseph Painter,
123, Walmgate^ York,
1855. 553 Waiting for the Sportsmen.
1863. 18 Windermere from Low- wood.
WALTON, J. De.
page 317.
See D, vol. ii,
WALTON, Mrs,... Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1789. 288 Portrait of a lady.
WALTON, W Painter.
6, Duncan Place^
Leicester Square,
1 8 14. 550 Mr. Kean.
643 J. Webb, Esq.
WALTO N , William Painter.
17, Grosvenor Plcu:e^ Bath,
1 86 1. 836 At Claverton, Somerset.
WALTON, W. L Painter.
10, Fitzroy Street.
1855. 43 "Going home."
WALTON and ROBSON.
Architects.
18, Adam Street,
i860. 653 Shops at Folkestone.
London and Durham.
1862. 879 Church of St. Cuthbert, Dur-
ham.
WANE, Richard Painter.
lywyn near Conway.
1885. 150 At rest.
1260 On the Welsh coast, near Holy-
head.
1886. 291 Llyn Idwal.
Allendale^ Deganwy,
1887. 515 Fisher folk.
1888. 442 Evening glow.
1889. 171 At Port St. Mary, Isle of Man.
1890. 662 The incoming tide.
Nun-y-don^
East Dulwich Grove^
Duiwich.
1891. 354 "The golden footprints of de-
parting day."
707 A fresh breeze.
1 141 Calming down.
1892. 967 A fisherman's cottage.
1 322 ** Soon the sun will go to rest."
1893. 366 A summer's eve.
13, Kinglake Road^
Egremonty Cheshire,
1896. 5^6 Off Sandown, Isle of Wight.
1897. 154 On the way to Mona's Isle.
407 Port Soderick, Isle of Man.
1003 The meadows, Bidston, Che-
shire.
1898. 1157 Ouchan Bay, Isle of Man.
1899. 11 A glimpse of Mona's Isle.
394 The lonely deep.
1900. 1038 **The ocean beats against the
stern dumb shore, The
stormy passion of its mighty
heart."
1189 An autumn garden.
1 90 1. 301 The fringe of Mona's Isle.
57, Church Street^ Egremont.
1902. 774 The lonely watch.
1018 A Warwickshire cottage.
1903. 500 A joyous morning.
912 An autumn idyll.
1904. 433 Fisher-folk.
927 Autumn in Welford.
WANTNER, W. H Architect.
1844. 1 210 Public building.
WAR, J. S. De. See D, vol. ii, page
317-
WARBURG, Miss Lily A. ... Painter.
8, Porchester Terrace.
1896. 1 122 A studio corner.
WARBURTON, F Painter.
41, Great St. Andrew's Street,
1798. 633 Dutch fishermen.
1 799. 65 A view from the Isle of Dogs.
221 View of Limehouse reach.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
125
4, Hanover Street^ Long Acre,
1800: 233 Dutch boats.
529 Dutch fishermen.
1801. 215 A brisk gale.
217 A calm.
9, Moor Street^
Greek Street^ Soho,
1802. 91 Dutch boats.
WARD, Alfred Painter.
61, Kensington Gardens Square,
427 Monastic recreation.
133 A favourite ibis.
175 Muraena.
257 Margheritina.
996 Damiano.
55, Bedford Gardens,
1250 La dame au chapeau.
80 Coquetry.
1291 Miss Holland; red chalk.
Forget me not.
Polly.
1874.
1877.
1879.
1880.
1882. 595
1248
1883. 618 Idleness.
813 Two roses.
1885. 1049 Borth.
1695^
1696 The
1697 Elements.
1698,
1886. 389 Portrait of a lady.
1485 Clytie.
1887. 334 On the north coast, Cornwall.
" And now the waves are
plunging white
Beneath dim gleams of watery
Hght."
343 A road to Dimwich, Suffolk.
1530 Miss Hollins.
1888. 469 Death's mantle.
870 A fallen apple tree.
1889. 4»» En f^te.
175* EMna; red chalk.
6, Pembroke Studios^ Kensington,
1892. 1574 Ada; a portrait.
1893. 609 A legend of love.
1896. 662 Sympathy.
1897. 561 Moon-maidens.
" Follow me, fairies, follow me
soon.
Back to my palace behind the
moon."
1900. 335 "And fear and sorrow and
scorn.
Kept watch by his head for-
lorn, etc."
— A, C, Swinburne,
1901. 473 On the border of Romney
marsh.
i903« 735 "The horns of Elfland faintly
blowing," — Tennyson,
WARD, Miss Annie Painter.
Tk^ PoplarSy
Rolleston Road^ Croydon,
1886. 664 Azaleas.
2, Crescent Place^
The Hoe, Plymouth,
1888. 1033 Fairy tales.
2, Station Road, Croydon,
1889. 1043 '* All loose her negligent attire,
all loose her golden hair."
S3, Gibbon Road,
Kingston-on- Thames,
1898. 819 Still Life.
WARD, Bernard Evans Painter.
7, Eim Tree Road,
St. John's Wood,
1880. 995 AtholJohnstone,Esq.,F.R.C.S.,
Consulting Surgeon to the
Brighton Hospital for Sick
Children.
1 88 1. 1 1 58 Innocence.
20$, Mcuda Vak.
1884. 443 Florence.
1885. 483 Mrs. Bernard Ward.
56, Brocuthurst Gardens,
1887. 29 Mrs. B. E. Ward.
31 {^No title in the catalogue,")
1888. 1041 Mrs. H. Swinburn Ward.
7, Elm Tree Road,
St, John's Wood.
1894. 406 B. E. Ward, Esq.
466 A sea nymph.
1896. 414 Miss Madeleine M. McDonald.
605 Miss Florrie Bird.
609 Miss Edith Bird.
998 London Flower girls.
1897. 255 The return of the Vikings.
Painted with A, Lewis,
WARD, C Architect.
9, Store Street,
Bedford Square.
1820. 944 Design for a church.
1 82 1. 982 do. gothic spire and
church.
1822. 909 Design for a church; an at-
tempt to combine themodem
steeple with the ancient
temple.
WARD, Charles Painter.
38, Newman Street.
1826. 470 Landscape.
712 Landscape and figures.
38, Bemers Street.
1827. 472 Moonlight.
598 A boat, with a stormy effect.
608 View on the Usk, near Aber-
gavenny, Monmouthshire.
126
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward,
1827.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1842.
Charles — continued.
628 View on the Usk near Aber-
gavenny.
787 Weir-End House, Tintem,
Monmouthshire.
529 Sketch near Abergavenny,
Monmouthshire.
592 Landscape — cattle and figures.
661 Wood scene — rain clearing off.
966 Afternoon effect — scene in
Bedfordshire.
973 Twilight — view on the Medina,
Isle of Wight
981 Priory Farm, Carisbrook, Isle
of Wight.
522 View in Brecknockshire, near
the fall of Usk.
586 Sketch on the river Stort,
Herts.
632 View near Cowes, Isle of
Wight.
892 View near Folkestone Harbour,
Kent.
461 Water-mill.
597 Cottage at Hendon.
917 Mill near Ockinden, Essex.
522 Sketch ; Festiniog, North Wales.
594 Torrent, North Wales.
617 View on the Traeth Back,
Merionethshire.
Cambridge^
and 61, Newman Street
624 Sketch on the Brent, Hendon.
626 Goderich Castle, Hereford-
shire.
728 Hendon.
736 Sketch at Hendon.
8, Panton Place^ Cambridge,
452 St. James's Church from the
Abbey Gardens.
492 Mouth of the North river, Yar-
mouth.
829 Wood-cutters.
507 River scene.
588 St. John's College, Cambridge,
605 North Ockenden Church,
568 A sea piece.
740 View on the Wye — evening.
8x1 Venice from the Grand Canal.
937 Convent of the Holy Trinity,
at Cava.
716 Grantchester church, Cam-
bridge.
1055 Finchele Abbey, Durham.
662 Valley of the Mills, Amalfi.
906 Cotts^es at Speen, Newbury,
Berks.
223 Cottage at Woolpit Heath,
Suffolk.
1842. 304 A brook scene — morning, Suf-
folk.
1843. 393 View near Ampthill, Bedford-
shire.
418 A river scene, Suffolk — sunset.
584 Old chalk pit. Cherry hinton.
603 Cottage scene, Cherryhinton.
1844. 569 Vessel off the Maplin Light-
house, on the Swin.
1200 Cottages near Goodrich, Mon-
mouthshire.
1845. 614 Scene near Chepstow, the
Castle in the distance.
1045 View on the river Stour.
1846. 6x6 Brook scene, Brookhead,
Cherry Hinton.
60, Gurtrude St,^ Manchester,
1852. 1x4 A Cheshire stile.
X257 Entrance to a clough, Lanca-
shire.
1853. 127X Cottage near Beeston, Che-
shire.
1859. 286 Lane scene, Cheshire.
143, Upper Brook Street^
Manchester,
1 86 1. 386 Cottages in Suffolk.
417 Near Birkland Woods, Not-
tinghamshire.
WARD, Charles D Painter.
237, Kin^s Road^ Chelsea,
1898. 950 A goose girl.
1899. i6x A summer idyll.
1900. 739 Head of a girl.
WARD, Cyril Painter.
Glossop^ Manchester,
X405 An old barn, Westmoreland.
992 The edge of the Common.
X165 A winter afternoon — North
Wales.
1 147 The lane by the river.
117 1 An upper reach of the Con-
way.
1x39 Between the showers — Octo-
ber.
960 "Thwarting cliffs that bound
the sight."
999 The stillness of the autumn
day.
10x8 Nearing the sea.
Puckeridge^ Ware,
90X October on a Surrey Common.
941 "When autumn's softest gleams
are ending."
789 A hillside farm, North Wales.
886 From the uplands to the sea.
908 A hill top cottage. North
Wales.
938 The granite cliffs of Cornwall.
1890.
1894.
1896.
1898.
1899.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
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WARD, Edward Matthew, R.A,
Painter.
1^34* 15 Mr. O. Smith, comedian,
in the character of Don
Quixote.
2 y James Street, AdelphL
1839. 474 Cimabue and Giotto. " Giotto
was born at Vespegnano,
near Florence, and was the
son of a shepherd. While
guarding his flocks in the
field he was discovered by
Cimabue, amusing himself
with drawing the figure of a
goat with a bit of pointed
stone on a tile; struck with
the disposition of the boy,
he persuaded his father to
entrust him to his care, and
took him to Florence, where
he educated him with the
greatest attention. Giotto,
afterwards became so distin-
guished a painter as to eclipse
his master, and to lay the
foundation of the Florentine
School."
13, Russell Place,
Fitzroy Square,
1840. 153 Reminiscences of a scene in
the prisoner's lock of the
tribunal of Naples in 1838,
representing a monk, priest,
and accomplices, on their
trial for murder. The scene
represented is near the
time of sentence being pro-
nounced.
22 (Octagon room.) King Lear,
act 4, scene 7. Lear, Cor-
delia, Kent, Physician, Gen-
tlemen, and others. " Cor-
delia. How does my royal
lord? etc."
1 84 1. 552 Thorwaldsen in his study at
Rome.
i999 Cornet Joyce seizes the King
at Holmby, June 3, 1647.
"His Majesty asked by
what authority they came?
Joyce answered. By this,
and showed him his pistol,
and desired His Majesty
that he would cause him-
self to be dressed, because
it was necessary they should
make haste. None of the
other soldiers spoke a word."
— Clarendon,
1842. 134 A portrait.
1842. 237 Queen Elizabeth, widow of
Edward IV, delivering the
young Duke of York into
the hands of Bourchier,
Archbishop of Canterbury,
and Rotheram, Archbishop
of York, at the Sanctuary,
Westminster.
*'This warning sank so
deep into the queen's minde,
that after a little pausing,
taking her son by the hand,
she said. My Lord Arch-
bishop, here he is, for my
own part I will never deliver
him ; but if you will needs
have him, take him, and at
your hands I will require
him: and therewith weeping
bitterly, dear childe (saith
she) let me kiss thee before
we part. Godknows whether
we shall ever meet again;
and so the childc; weeping
as fast as she, went along
with the archbishop to the
Star Chamber, where the
lord protector and other
lords had stayed all the
while for his coming back."
— Baker,
302 Second part of Henry VI, act
ii, scene i. St. Albans —
Henry VI, Queen Margaret,
Gloucester, Cardinal Beau-
fort, Duke of Suffolk, Mayor,
Simpson, etc.
" Gloucester. Well, sir,
we must have you find your
legs, etc."
1843. 218 Dr. Johnson perusing the
manuscript of the Vicar of
Wakefield, as the last re-
source for rescuing Gold-
smith from the hands of the
bailiffs.
" I received one morning
a message from poor Gold-
smith that he was in great
distress, and begging that I
would come to him as soon
as possible. I sent him a
guinea, and promised to
come to him directly. I
accordingly went as soon as
I was dressed, and found
that his landlady hadarrested
him for his rent, at which
he was in a violent passion.
I perceived that he had
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tinued.
already changed my guinea,
and had got a bottle of Ma-
deira and a glass before him.
I put the cork in the bottle,
desired he would be calm,
and began to talk of the
means by which he might
be extricated. He then told
me that he had a novel
ready for the press, which
he produced to me. I looked
into it, and saw its merit:
told the landlady I should
soon return: and having
gone to a bookseller sold it
for £60:'— Boswell.
1844. 4"4 Scene from the early life of
Oliver Goldsmith.
" He was a tolerable pro-
ficient in the French lan-
guage, and played on the
German flute with a degree
of taste something above
mediocrity. Thus qualified,
he travelled on, anxious to
gratify his curiosity, and
doubtful of the means of
subsistence ; his classical
knowledge,however, afforded
him occasional entertain-
ment in the religious houses,
while his musical talents
continued to feed and lodge
him among the merry poor
of Flanders."
449 La Fleur's departure from
Montreuil.
"C'est un gar9onde bonne
fortune, said the landlord,
pointing through the window
to half a dozen wenches
who had got round about
La Fleur, and were most
kindly taking leave of him,
as the postillion was leading
out the horses. La Fleur
kissed all their hands round
and round again ; and thrice
he wiped his eyes, and thrice
he promised he would bring
them all pardons from Rome.
The young fellow, said the
landlord, is beloved by all
the town, and there is scarce
a corner in Montreuil where
the want of him will not be
felt; but he has one mis-
fortune in the world, con-
tinued he, he is always in
love." — Sterne.
2, Marlborough Terrace^
Victoria Rocut,
1845. 292 Scene in Lord Chesterfield's
ante-room in 1748; an in-
cident founded on his Lord-
ship's neglect of Dr. John-
son, during the progress of
his Dictionary.
" Seven years, my Lord,
have now past, since I waited
in your outward rooms, or
was repulsed from your door;
during which time I have
been pushing on my work
through difficulties of which
it is useless to complain, and
have brought it, at last, to
the verge of publication,
without one act of assistance,
one word of encouragement,
or one smile of favour. Such
treatment I did not expect,
for I never had a patron
before. " — Bosweli,
67, Bemers Street.
1846. 545 The disgrace of Lord Claren-
don, after his last interview
with the King — scene in
Whitehall Palace in 1667.
"After two hours' dis-
course, the King rose with-
out saying anything, but
appeared not well pleased
with all that had been said,
and the Duke of York found
he was offended with the
last part of his discourse.
The garden, that used to be
private, had now many in it to
observe the countenance of
the King when he came out
of the room ; and when the
chancellor returned, the Lady
[Castlemaine], the Lord Ar-
lington, and Mr. May, looked
together out of her balcony
with gaiety and triumph —
which all the people ob-
served."
(Elected A.R.A.)
1847. 291 The South Sea bubble, a scene
in Change Alley in 1720.
" The earth hath bubbles,
as the water hath; and these
are of them." — Macbeth,
"The crowds were so
great withindoors, thattables
with clerks were set in the
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streets. In this motley throng
were blended all ranks, all
professions, and all parties —
churchmen and dissenters,
whigs and tories, country
gentlemen and brokers. An
eager strife of tongues pre-
vailed in this second Babel ;
new reports, new subscrip-
tions, new transfers, flew
from mouth to mouth ; and
the voices of ladies (for
even many ladies had turned
gamblers) rose loud and in-
cessant above the general
throng." — Lord Mahon.
" Our greatest ladies hither
come,
And ply in chariots daily,
Or pawn their jewels for a sum.
To venture it in alley."
1847. 531 D. Maclise, Esq., R.A.
1848. 416 Highgate Fields, during the
Great Fire of London in
1666.
" The poor inhabitants
were dispersed about St.
George's Fields and Moor-
fields, as far as Highgate,
and several miles in circle,
some under tents, some un-
der miserable huts and
hovels, many without a rag
or any necessary utensils,
bed or board, who from de-
licateness, riches, and easy
accommodations in stately
and well furnished houses,
were now reduced to ex-
treme misery and poverty.
... I then went towards
Islington and Highgate,
where one might have seen
200,000 people of all ranks
and degrees, dispersed and
lying along by their heaps of
what they could save from
the fire, deploring their loss,
and though ready to perish
for hunger and destitution,
yet not asking one penny of
relief, which to me appeared
a stranger sight than any I
had yet beheld."
587 Interview between Charles II
and Nell Gwynne, as wit-
nessed by Evelyn.
" I thence walked with
him (the King) through St.
James's Park to the garden,
where I both saw and heard
a very familiar discourse be-
tween him and Mrs. Nellie,
as they called an impudent
comedian; she looking out
of her garden on a terrace,
at the top of the wall, and
the King wending on the
green walke under it. I was
heartily sorry at this scene."
— Evelyn^ 5 Diary,
20fl, Circus Road^ or
14, Wellington Terrace^
St John's Wood.
1849. 303 Benjamin West's first effort in
art. ''Little Benjamin was
placed with a fly-trap in his
hand to watch the sleeping
infant of his eldest sister,
while his mother gathered
flowers in the garden. As
he sat by the cradle, the
child smiled in sleep; he
was struck with its beauty,
and seeking some paper,
drew its portrait in red and
black ink." — Allan Cunning-
ham,
318 Daniel Defoe and the manu-
script of Robinson Crusoe.
" The manuscript of Robin-
son Crusoe passed through
the whole circle of the trade
before it could find a pur-
chaser; when at length ac-
cepted, the sale was so im-
mediate and rapid, that no
less than four editions were
published in as many
months."— Zra«/i//.
33, Harewood Square,
1850. 350 James II in his Palace of
Whitehall, receiving the
news of the landing of the
Prince of Orange in 1688.
"He turned pale, and re-
mained motionless; the let-
ter dropped from his hand;
his past errors, his future
dangers, rushed at once
upon his thoughtb; he strove
to conceal his perturbation,
but in doing so, betrayed it;
and his courtiers in affecting
not to observe him, betrayed
that they did."— &> John
Dalrymple,
457 Isaac Walton angling — a sum-
mer's day on the banks of
the Colne.
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tinued,
185 1. 136 The novel reader.
185 The Royal Family of France
in the prison of the Temple
Louis XVI, Queen Marie
Antoinette, the Dauphin,
Dauphiness, and Madame
Elizabeth, the King's sister.
"The Queen was obliged
to mend the King's coat
whilst he was asleep, in
order that he might not be
obliged to wear a vest in
holes." — Lamartine.
430 John Gilpin delayed by his
customers. " For saddle-
tree scarce reach'd had he.
His journey to begin, etc."
S, Inverness JRoad^ Bayswater,
185a. 316 Charlotte Corday going to exe-
cution. "Robespierre, Dan-
ton, and Camille Des-
moulins, had placed them-
selves on her passage to gaze
on her; for all those who
anticipated assassination
were anxious to study in her
features the expression of
that fanaticism which might
threaten them on the mor-
row. . . . Hordes of savage
furies followed her with im-
precations to the scaffold."
— Lamartine.
II, Upton Park Villas,
Slough, near Windsor,
1853. 396 The Executioner tying Wish-
art's book around the neck
of Montrose, at his exe-
cution at the Cross of Edin-
bro', on the 21st of May,
1650. {The first of a series
of eight pictures for the Com-
mons^ Corridor in the Houses
of Parliament; painted by
order of the Royal Commis-
sion) " Montrose, as proud
of the cause in which he was
to suffer, had clad himself in
rich attire — more becoming
a bridegroom, says one of
his enemies, than a criminal
going to the gallows! . . .
at the foot of the scaffold a
further and parting insult
was reserved for him; the
executioner brought Dr.
Wishart's narrative of his ex-
ploits, and his own mani-
festo, to hang around his
neck; but Montrose him-
self assisted in binding them,
and, smiling at this new
token of his enemies' malice,
merely said, ' I did not feel
more honoured when His
Majesty sent me the Garter.'"
— Lord Mahon,
1853. 512 Josephine signing the act of
her divorce; scene in the
Grand Cabinet of the Em-
peror Napoleon, at the
Tuileries, on the evening of
the 1 6th of December, 1809.
" In the centre of the apart-
ment was placed an arm-
chair, and before it a small
table with a writing appara-
tus of gold; all eyes were
directed to that spot, when
a door opened, and Joseph-
ine, pale, but calm, appeared,
leaning on the arm of her
daughter. . . . Both were
dressed in the simplest man-
ner, Josephine's dress of
white muslin exhibited not
a single ornament; she
moved slowly and with
wonted grace to the seat
prepared for her, and there
listened to the act of separa-
tion. Behind her chair
stood Hortense, and a little
further on, towards Napo-
leon, Eugene Beauharnais,
trembling as if incapable of
supporting himself. . . .
Then, sitting down, she took
the pen from the Count Reg-
nault de St. Jean d'Angely,
and signed it." — Mimes,
" Motionless, absorbed in
his own reflections, the Em-
peror looked on me with
searching and anxious eyes."
Josephine's own words. —
Vide LenormancTs Memoirs,
1854. 403 The last sleep of Argyle before
his execution, a.d. 1685.
{The second of a series of
eight pictures to be painted
for the Commons* Corridor, by
order of the Royal Commis-
sion,) "So effectually had
religious faith and hope, co-
operating with natural cour-
age and equanimity, com-
posed his spirits, that on the
s^
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very day on which he was
to die, he dined with ap-
petite, conversed with gaiety
at table, and, after his last
meal, lay down, as he was
wont, to take a short slum-
ber, in order that his body
and mind might be in full
vigour when he should mount
the scaffold. At this time
one of the Lords of the
Council, who had probably
been bred a Presbyterian,
and had been seduced by
interest to join the oppress-
ing the church of which he
had once been a member,
came to the castle, with a
message from his brethren,
and demanded admittance
to the Earl. It was answered
that the Earl was asleep.
The privy councillor thought
that this was a subterfuge,
and insisted on entering.
The door of the cell was
softly opened, and there lay
Argyle on the bed, sleeping
in his irons the placid sleep
of infancy. The conscience
of the renegade smote him."
— Macaulay.
(Elected R.A.)
1855. 137 Lieut-General Hearsey in the
dress of the Irregular Native
Cavalry, E.I.C.S.
1856. 75 The last parting of Marie An-
toinette and her son. Scene :
The prison of the Temple.
Persons present'. The Queen,
her son and daughter, the
sister of Louis XVI, and the
members of the Revolution-
ary Committee. "At last,
the Queen, having collected
all her energies, seated her-
self, drew her son near to
her, and placed both her
hands on his little shoulders ;
calm, motionless, so ab-
sorbed in grief, that she
neither wept nor sighed.
She said to him, in a grave
and solemn voice: *My
child, you are going to leave
us: remember your duties
when I am no longer near
to remind you of them;
never forget the merciful
God who has appointed you
this trial, or your mother,
who loves you; be modest,
patient, and good, and your
father in Heaven will bless
you.* She said these words,
kissed her son on the fore-
head, and gave him back to
the gaolers." — Beauchesne,
1856. 587 Byron's early love. ** A dream
of Annesley Hall."
1858. 35 The Emperor of the French
receiving the Order of the
Garter at Windsor, from Her
Majesty the Queen; includ-
ing portraits of the Prince
Consort, the Empress of
the French, the Prince of
Wales, the Princess Royal,
the Duke of Cambridge,
Prince of Leiningen, the
Duke and Duchess of Well-
ington, Lady Canning, Lord
Aberdeen, the Marquess of
Lansdowne, the Earl de
Grey, the Eiarl of EUesmere,
the Bishop of Oxford, the
Dean of Windsor, and Mas-
ter Phipps. Painted by com-
mand.
154 The visit of Queen Victoria to
the tomb of Napoleon I at
the Hotel des Invalids, Paris:
including portraits of the
Prince Consort, the Em-
peror of the French, the
Prince of Wales, the Prin-
cess Royal, the Princess
Mathilde, Lord Cowley, and
Count D'Orneno. Painted
by command,
488 Concealment of the fugitives,
by Alice Lisle, after the
battle of Sedgemoor, in the
reign of James II — original
design for the fresco in the
Houses of Parliament.
Painted by order of the Royal
Commission. "John Hickes,
a non-conformist divine, and
Richard Nelthorpe, a lawyer,
who had been outlawed for
his share in the Rye House
Plot, had sought refuge in
the house of Alice, widow
of John Lisle. . . . The
same womanly kindness
which had led her to be-
friend the Royalists in their
time of trouble, would not
suffer her to refuse a meal
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tinued,
and a hiding place to the
wretched men who now en-
treated her to protect them.
She took them into her
house, set meat and drink
before them, and showed
them where they might take
rest. The next morning her
dwelling was surrounded by
soldiers, strict search was
made. Hickes was found
concealed in the malt house
and Nelthorpe in the chim-
ney."
1859 45 Morning.
125 Marie Antoinette listening to
the Act of Accusation, the
day before her trial. "On
the 13th of October, Fou-
quier Tinville came to notify
to her his Act of Accusation.
She listened to it as a form
of death, which was not
worth the honour of discus-
sion. Her crime was, being
a Queen, the consort and
mother of a King, and the
having abhorred a revolution
which deprived her of a
crown, of her husband, her
children, and her life."
393 Home thoughts.
875 Design for a card, presented to
a country benefit society by
the artist.
I, Kent Villas,
Lansdowne Road,
Not ting Hill
1861. 148 Flora.
169 Antechamber at Whitehall,
during the dying moments
of Charles II.
" I have seen the wicked in
great power, and spreading
himself like a green bay tree.
" Yet he passed away, and
lo! he was not." — Psalm
xxxvii, 35, 36.
" The King found so much
difficulty in swallowing the
bread, that it was necessary
to open the door and pro-
cure a glass of water. . . .
The whole ceremony had
occupied about three-quar-
ters of an hour, and during
that time the courtiers, who
filled the outer room, had
communicated their suspi-
cions to each other by whis-
pers and significant glances.
The door was at length
thrown open, and the crowd
again filled the chamber of
death." — Macaulay,
1862. 798 Marie Antoinette's final adieu
to the Dauphin in the prison
of the Temple.
1863. 114 La Toilette des Morts. "Char-
lotte Corday in the prison
of the Conciergerie, while
preparing for execution, con-
templates her portrait just
finished by M. Hauer." —
Lamartine.
199 Hogarth's studio, 1739. Holi-
day visit of foundlings to
view the portrait of Captain
Coram. " Hogarth painted a
splendid portrait of Thomas
Coram, the grand old sea-
captain, who spent his for-
tune in cherishing deserted
children, and in his old age
was not ashamed to confess
that he had spent his life in
doing good. . . . We hope
they still teach every little
boy and girl foundling to
murmur a prayer for Thomas
Coram."— ^if/b.
1864. 404 Thackeray in his study, 1844.
1865. 258 The night of Rizzio's murder.
" The Queen was sitting on
the sofa, Rizzio on a chair
opposite to her, and Murray's
loose sister, the Countess of
Argyle, on one side. Arthur
Erskine the Equerry, Lord
Robert Stuart, and the
Queen's French physician
were in attendance stand-
ing.
"Damley placed himself
on the sofa at his wife's side,
she asking him if he had
supped. He muttered some-
thing, threw his arm round
her waist, and kissed her.
As she shrunk from him,
half surprised, the curtain
was again lifted, and against
the dark background, alone,
his corslet glimmering
through the folds of a crim-
son sash, a steel cap on his
head, and his face pale, as
if he had risen from the
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grave, stood the figure of
Ruthven. Glaring for a mo-
ment on Damley, and an-
swering his kiss with one
word, * Judas,* Mary Stuart
confronted the awful appari-
tion, and demanded the
meaning of the intrusion.
''Pointing to Rizzio, and
with a voice sepulchral as
his features, Ruthven an-
swered : * Let your man come
forth; he has been here over
long.'
"•What has he done?'
the Queen answered. *He
is here by my will.*" —
Froude,
1865. 5^^ A philosopher.
1866. 64 Amy Robsart and Leicester at
Cumnor Hall. "Said the
Earl: *Wilt thou share my
state with me?' * Not so,' said
the Countess; * I will sit on
this footstool at thy feet,
that I may spell over thy
splendour, and learn for the
first time how Princes are
attired.' ... * The embroid-
ered strap, as thou callest it,
around my knee,' he said, 'is
the English Garter, an orna-
ment which Kings are proud
to wear, . . . and here the
Diamond George, the jewel
of the order.' "— Vide Kenil-
worth.
1867. ^o Juliet in Friar Lawrence's cell.
''Fri, Take thou this phial,
being then in bed.
And this distilled liquor drink
thou off, etc" — Romeo
and Juliet^ activ, scene i.
759 Summer.
77^ Winter.
1868. 150 Royal Marriage, 1477. "This
month (January) the orphan
Lady Anne Mowbray, of Nor-
folk Duchy, was wedded in
St. Stephen's Chapel to the
King's second son, newly
created Duke of York. Of
the goodly company there,
beside the child-couple, I
saw the fair Queen, gravely
clad; King Edward near,
and the Prince bravely at-
tired. Opposite stood Rich-
ard, Duke of Gloucester,
whose brow was a frontis-
piece to mighty thoughts.
It was the eve of the Epiph-
any: if the wise men who
wended to Bethlehem like
the match, time shall
tell."
"The bridegroom was in
his fifth year, the little lady
had just entered her fourth,
and there was a vast amount
of mirth at this match, which
ended by a banquet and
romps in the painted cham-
ber."— Z?r. Doran,
1869. 144 Grinling Gibbons' first intro-
duction at Court. " I St
March. I caused Mr. Gib-
bons to bring to Whitehall
his excellent piece of car-
ving, where, being come, I
advertised His Majesty . . .
No sooner was he entered
and cast his eye on the
work, but he was astonished
at the curiosity of it. . . .
He commanded it should
be immediately carried to
the Queen's side to show
her. It was carried up mto
her bed-chamber, where she
was, and the King being
called away, left us with the
Queen, believing she would
have bought it, it being a
crucifix; but His Majesty
was gone, a French peddling
woman, one Madame de
Boord, who used to bring
petticoats, and fans, and
baubles out of France to
the ladies, began to find
fault with several things in
the work, which she under-
stood no more than an ass or
a monkey, so as in a kind of
indignation I caused the
person who brought it to
carry it back to the cham-
ber, finding the Queen so
much governed by an ig-
norant French woman, and
this incomparable artist had
his labour for his pains." —
EvelyfCs Diary,
198 Beatrice "Much Ado about
Nothing."
223 Luther's first study of the
Bible. " He was fond above
all things of drawing wisdom
from the pure fountain-head
134
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, Edward Matthew, R,A, — con-
tinued,
of the Word of God. Find-
ing in the monastery a Bible
attached to a chain, he was
perpetually returning to that
chained Bible; and little as
he understood the Word, still
it formed his most delightful
reading. He would pass a
whole day at times in medi-
tating on a single passage.
At other times he would
commit to memory frag-
ments of the prophets." —
HAubigne.
1869. 544 Monk declaring for a free Par-
liament. From the fresco in
the Common^ Corridor^
House!: of Parliament,
1870. 203 Judge Jeffreys and Richard
Baxter. " In a commentary
on the New Testament he
had commented with some
bitterness on the persecution
which the Dissenters suf-
fered. An information was
filed. Baxter begged that
he might be allowed some
time to prepare his defence;
it was on the day on which
Oates was pilloried in Palace
Yard that the illustrious
chief of the Puritans came to
Westminster Hall to make
his request. Jeffreys burst
into a storm of invectives;
* Not a minute,' he cried, * to
save his life, I can deal with
saints as well as sinners.
There stands Oates on one
side of the pillory, and if
Baxter stood on the other,
the two greatest rogues in the
kingdom would stand to-
gether.' " — Macaulay,
363 The daughter of a King.
"For my own part, I only
asked for the simple neces-
saries of life, and these were
often refused me with as-
perity. I was, however, en-
abled to keep myself clean;
I had at least soap and
water, and I swept out my
room every day. One day
a man, whom I afterwards
knew to be Robespierre, en-
tered my cell, and after
having examined my books,
gazed insolently at me, and
withdrew."— yb»r«fl/ of the
Duchesse d*Angouleme,
1870. 638 The acquittal of the Seven
Bishops. From the wail
painting in the Houses of
Parliament,
187 1. 182 "Anne Boleyn at the Queen's
stairs, "Tower." " Kingston
awaited the Queen on the
last steps of the stairs, where
she was given into his cus-
tody. . . . She asked the
lieutenant if she were to be
taken toacell. 'No, madam,'
replied Kingston; * but to the
apartment which your Grace
occupied on the day of your
coronation. . . .' Throwing
herself on the steps, she ex-
claimed, 'Jesus, have mercy
on me!' a flood of tears
followed this pious ejacula-
tion."— Z(>& of Henry VIII,
by Antin,
260 Doctor Goldsmith. " The only
instance remembered of his
practice was in the case of a
Mrs. Sidebotham, described
as one of his acquaintances
of the better sort; whose
waiting woman was often
afterwards known to retail
with what a ludicrous as-
sumption of dignity he
would show off his cloak
and his cane as he strutted,
with his queer little figure
stuck through as with a huge
pin by his wandering sword,
in the sick room of her mis-
tress. At last it one day hap-
pened that his opinion dif-
fering somewhat from the
apothecary in attendance,
the lady thought heri^the-
cary the safer councillor,
and Goldsmith quitted the
house in high indignation."
— Forster,
1872. 182 The return from flight. Louis
XVI, Marie Antoinette, the
Dauphin, Dauphiness, and
Princess Elizabeth insulted
by the mob on their road
back to Paris after their in-
terception at Varenne$ by
the postmaster Drouet.
" At starting, the King's evil
genius was appar^it
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
135
He wks most strongly ad-
vised ... to trust himself
to the simplest and least
remarkable conveyance . . .
From a natural sentiment
he disliked to be separated
from the Queen ... so he
gave orders for the con-
struction of a berline, ... a
cumbrous top-heavy vehicle,
which required six horses to
draw it.
"The scheme of flight
had failed . . . Henceforth
the life of the monarch, of
the Queen, of his family, the
throne, and the safety of
France, were at the mercy of
the most capricious people."
— Baillie Cochrane,
1872. 432 The quarrel between Captain
Absolute and Lydia Lan-
guish. " Capt. Ads. Here
(taking out a picture) here
is Miss Lydia Languish.
What a difference! there
is the heavenly- assenting
smile."— Sheridan,
1873. 207 Eve of St. Bartholomew; visit
of Charles IX, Catherine
de M^dicis, and the Due
d'Anjou to Admiral Coligny,
after his attempted assassi-
nation on the point of the
massacre. " Charles IX,
accompanied by his mother
and brother, visited the suf-
fering Coligny. During the
visit the sombre and men-
acing attitude of some, the
whisperings, the goings and
comings, the signs of want
of respect in persons near
the apartment, and the
murmured conversation of
the King with Coligny, ex-
cited the anger of Catherine
and her son ... On his
arrival, the King first ordered
the admiral's people to leave
the room, except Teligny
and his wife (the son-in-law
and daughter of Coligny)."
— Rene de BouilU,
400 The landing of Charles II at
Dover. Original study for
a fresco in the corridor of
the House of Commons,
1874. 43 Prison of the Conciergerie,
1795; Marie Antoinette's
last repose. "She feared
lest her body, exhausted by
fatigue and weakened by
illness, might betray her
spirit, and, desiring to pre-
serve the force of her
courage, she asked for some
food; she was supplied with
a chicken, of which she ate
a wing, . . . and throwing
herself^ clothed as she was, on
the bed, the Queen wrapped
up her feet and slept.*" —
De Goncourt,
1874. 252 Charles II and lady Rachel
Russell. "The King saw
the virtuous and lovely
Lady Russell weeping at his
feet, imploring but a short
reprieve of a few weeks for
her condemned Lord, with
dry eyes and a stony heart,
though she was the daughter
of the Earl of Southampton,
the best friend he ever had
in his life." — Oldmixon,
4S2 Midsummer.
485 Christmas.
761 William and Mary receiving the
Lords and Commons at the
Banqueting House, White-
hall. Originally drawn for
the wcUl painting in the
Commons' Corridor in the
Palace at Westminster.
"The clerk of the House of
Lords read in a loud voice
the * Declaration of Rights.*
When he had concluded,
Halifox, in the name of all
the estates of the realm, re-
quested the Prince and
Princess to accept the
crown." — Macaulay.
"When that part of the
address was read reflecting
on her father (the late King),
the Princess appeared much
troubled."
1875. 95 Lady Clara Vere de Vere.
119 The Orphan of the Temple,
Marie Th^rbse, daughter of
Louis XVI, sketching the
tower of her prison from the
garden, Paris, 1795. "Since
the arrival of Mme. de
Chantereine, Madame was
not more occupied than she
had been before (for the
young princess never re-
136
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, Edward Matthew, R.A.—con-
tinned,
mained idle). . . . Some-
times she descended into
the garden to trace the out-
line of the tower where she
had suffered so much." —
Beauchesne,
1875. 283 Lady Teazle, as Spinster, play-
ing her father to sleep.
''Lady Teazle, And then
you know my evening amuse-
ments, ... to read a sermon
to my aunt, or to be stuck
down to an old spinet to
strum my father to sleep
after a fox chase." — School
for Scandal,
681 Caught on both sides.
789 The antiquary.
1 1 84 Enid's first parasol.
1876. 239 A year after the battle: the me-
mento scene at Dinan, Brit-
tany.
394 The portrait.
672 Being sketched: Rue Jezuil,
Dinan.
689 Jour Maigre; the fish-market,
Caen, Normandy.
1268 A summer's morning.
1877. 176 Forbidden fruit.
197 William III at Windsor.
"Among the few existing
relics which belong to Wind-
sor Castle, in connection
with William, is a paper,
found among the records,
granting permission to Eliza-
beth Edwards to erect a shed
in the gateway of the lower
ward, that she might pursue
her avocation as semp-
stress, since by reason of
great debt, . . . and having
many children, she was will-
ing to get maintenance for
herself and children, . . .
without becoming a burthen
on the parish."
408 The last interview between
Napoleon I and Queen
Louisa of Prussia (mother
of the present Emperor of
Germany) at Tilsit, 1808.
"After dinner the queen
conversed apart with Napo-
leon, . . . and took leave,
feeling deeply he should
have deceived her. . . . My
poor Queen, she is quite in
1877.
despair! . . . M. de Talley-
rand is said to be the cause
of this," — Recollections of the
Countess von Voss,
701 The fruit market, Caen, Nor-
mandy.
709 Forgotten; Court of Charles II.
WARD, Mrs. Edward Matthew (for-
merly Miss Henrietta Mary Ada
Ward) Painter.
Henrietta fVard,
2oa, Circus Road.
1849. 885 A study of heads.
Mrs. E, M. Ward,
33, Harewood Square,
1850. 495 Result of an Antwerp market-
ing.
1851. 160 The pet hawk.
178 Rowena, from Ivanhoe.
5, Inverness Road, Bayswater,
1852. 444 Antwerp Market.
II, Upton Park Villas,
Bayswater,
1853. 107 1 The young May queen — an
annual custom of the Village
School at Langley, Bucks.
1854. 582 Scene from the camp at Chob-
ham, in the encampment of
the 79th Highlanders.
1081 Pets.
1855. 34^ The morning lesson.
1856. 330 The intruders.
556 The May Queen — an episode
from Tennyson's poem.
"Little Effie shall go with
me to-morrow to the green,
etc."
1857. 122 " God save the Queen."
939 The infant daughter of the
Rev. H. Tooke, of Upton
Park, Slough.
1858. 360 Howard's farewell to England
— taking leave of his tenants
at Cardington. "His parting
with those humble friends
who were never absent from
his thoughts, however far
away, and however deeply
involved in his own private
troubles, was extremely pa-
thetic and interesting. It
was like the parting of a
father from his children. He
visited every family separ-
ately, made some kind pre-
sent to each, and gave to all
his last counsel and advice."
— Hepworth Dixon^s Life of
John Howard.
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137
Kent Villa,
Lansdawne Road^
Nailing Hill
1859. 30 An incident in the childhood
of Frederick the Great of
Prussia. "... It had been a
disappointment to papa that
his little Fritz showed almost
no appetite for soldiering.
Sympathise, then» with the
earnest papa, as he returns
home one afternoon, and
found the litde Fritz, with
Wilhelminalook in g over him,
strutting about, and assidu-
ously beating a httle drum."
—Carlyle,
i860. 334 The first step in life.
1862. 583 Scene at the Louvre in 1649.
The despair of Henrietta
Maria at the death of her
husband, Charles I. **The
grief that cannot speak
Whispers the o'erfraught
heart, and bids it break,"
"To all our exhortations
and arguments, the Pere
continues, our Queen was
deaf and insensible. At last,
awed by her appalling grief,
we ceased talking, and stood
round her in perturbed
silence, some sighing, some
weeping, — all with mourn-
ful and sympathizing looks
bent on her immovable
countenance." — Misi Strick-
land,
1863. 3«6 " Queen Mary quitted Stirhng
Castle on the morning of
Wednesday, April 23, un*
conscious that she was tak-
ing her last farewell of those
royal bowers where she had
spent her happiest days, and
that she was neither to be-
hold them nor her only
child again. When she had
bestowed her parting era-
brace and blessing on that
beloved object of her ma-
ternal solicitude, she deliv*
ered him into the hands of
the Earl of Mar herself, and
exacted Ht the same time
from that nobleman a solemn
pledge that he would guard
his precious charge from
every peril, and never give
him up, under any ^etext,
viii.
1864.
1S66.
without her consent*" — Miss
Strickland.
5«s " The Tower, ay, the Tower."
—Shakespiare, " He (Glou-
cester) then brought him to
the Bishop's palace at St,
Paul's, and from thence hon*
ourably through the city to
the young King at the Tower,
out of which they were never
seen abroad/* — Miss Strick-
land,
J85 Palissy the Potter. "The potter
had looked fomv^ard to a day
when the result of many
months' labour would enable
him to meet impatient cre-
ditors, and relieve the press-
ing wants of his hungry and
scanlily-clad children ; his
hopes were high, and with
reason; fame would recom-
pense him for all his trials,
and fortune would be within
his grasp. The furnace had
been fired, and the potter
bided the time to bring forth
the works that were to be
his glories. The moment had
arrived, the wife had gone
out to summon the creditors
to witness his triumph; they
stand at the entrance ap-
palled, whilst she exhausts
her wrath in imprecations;
the children gathered round,
or stare in wonderment at
the broken-down and miser-
able father — for strewed on
the ground at his feet are all
the produce of his toil and
his genius— deformed pieces,
utterly valueless. The flints
that formed the walls of the
furnace had been detached
by the heat, and had ruined
the whole of the great works
that were baking in it" —
Mi^rley,
1867. s»3 Scene from the childhood of
Joan of Arc. " Her young
heart beat high with enthu-
siasm for her native France,
now beset and beleaguered
by the island strangers. Her
young fancy loved to dwell
on those distant battles, the
im of which might scarcely
"^ ' her quiet village, but
rently hastening
^ T
138
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, Mrs. Edward Matthew — con-
tinued.
the ruin of her fatherland.
We can picture to ourselves
how earnestly the destined
heroine — the future leader
of armies — might question
those chance travellers,
whom, as we are told, she
delighted to relieve, and for
whose use she would often
resign her own chamber, as
to each fresh report from the
changeful scene of war." —
Lord Mahon,
1868. 467 Sion house, 1553. "Lady
Jane Grey, of retired habits
and delicate health, on being
addressed as Queen, trem-
bled, uttered a shriek, and
fell to the ground. On her
recovery, says Lingard, she
observed to those around
her that she seemed to her-
self a very unfit person to be
a queen. . . . She refused
to accept the title, but over-
come at last by the entreaties
of her mother, and above all
by her husband, she sub-
mitted to their wish, and
was prevailed on to relin-
quish her own judgment.*'
1869. Ill Scene from the childhood of
the old Pretender. "Four
of the number, who were
too much impaired in con-
stitution to return home,
continued at St. Germans.
One day, when listlessly
strolling near the iron palis-
ades of the palace, they saw
a boy of six years old about
to get into a coach em-
blazoned with the Royal
arms of Great Britain; this
child was the son of the
exiled King and Queen, the
disinherited Prince of
Wales, who was going to
join the promenade of the
French court at Marie. He
recognized the unfortunate
emigrants, and instead of
entering the coach, made a
sign for them to approach.
They advanced respectfully,
and spontaneously offered
the mark of homage which,
according to the custom of
the times, was accorded to
persons of Royal rank by
kneeling and kissing his
hands, which they bathed
with their tears. The princely
boy graciously raised them,
and with that touching sen-
sibility which is often pre-
maturely developed by early
misfortunes, expressed his
grateful appreciation of their
loyalty. He told them he
had often heard of their
valour, and that it made him
proud, and that he had wept
for their misfortunes as
much as he had done for
those of his own parents;
but he hoped a day would
come that would convince
them that they had not
made such great sacrifices
for ungrateful princes." —
Miss Strickland,
1870. 249 Going to market, Picardy.
916 First interview of the divorced
Empress Josephine with the
King of Rome. "At the
sight of this child Josephine
experienced profound emo-
tion. She fixed upon him
her eyes dimmed with tears.
. . . The little Prince re-
turned her affection, and
gave himself up, and all the
gentleness and amiability of
his character. . . . The em-
peror heartily thanked Jose-
phine for this testimony of
her affection. It was a day
of happiness to him." — His-
toire de Napoleon 11, Due de
Reichstadt.
187 1. 17 The fortunes of little Fritz.
"When Frederick was four
years old, a remarkable
prophecy was made concern-
ing him. At that time many
Swedish officers were in
Berlin, who had been made
prisoners at the taking of
Stralsund on Christmas Day,
1715. One of the officers,
named Croom, had the re-
putation of being able to
read the stars, and to read
the future in the lines of the
hand; the whole city was
full of his prophecies. When
the Crown Prince was
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
139
brought to hitrjj Croom fore-
told various unpleasant cir-
cumstances that would befal
him in his youth, but that in
riper years he would become
Emperor, and be one of the
first of princes in Europe.
With the exception of the
empire, all the rest of the
prophecy was perfectly fu\-
filled."— Xw^/^rr,
1872. 510 The Queen's lodgCj Windsor,
in 1786. '*Mrs, Delaney at
Court." " 'The Queen/ said
Mrs. Delaney, ' was graceful
and genteel The dignity
and sweetness of manner,
. . . soon made me per-
fectly at ease. . . . The
King*s fondness for children
is well known/ The Queen's
affability did not prevent the
aged lady from noticing that
Her Majesty condescended
to take snuff, in the admix-
ture and scent of which she
was curious and learned." —
Dr, Doran.
"The Queen had the
goodness to make me sit
down next to her, . . . while
the younger part of the
family are drawing and work-
ing .. . the beautiful bab^
Princess Amelia, bearing her
part in the entertainment
. . . sometimes playing with
the King on the carpet. , , .
In the next room is the
band of music playing/* —
Letters of Mrs, Deianey,
1873. 361 Chatterton, 1765. "'Each
Saturday he, Chatterton, re-
turned from Colston^s (the
Bristol Bluecoat) School . . .
and hastened home to the
happy solitude of the attic
he had appropriated as his
study under his mother's
roof. . . , His delight was
to lock himself up in this
little garret^ with his books,
papers, and drawing ma-
terials, and there , , . he is
found with his parchments,
great piece of ochre in a
brown pan, pounce bags full
of charcoal dust and also a
bottle of black-lead powder
. . . etc"~£>amei Wiism.
1874.
1875-
1S76.
44S The defence of Lathom House,
"The Countess of Derby
and her two daughters, Mary
and Catherine, watched over
everything. ♦ . , On one oc-
casion, a shell burst into the
dining-room during dinner,
broke the glass and furni-
ture, but injured no one.
The children were beside
their mother at the time, but
did not move and scarcely
changed colour."— t?, de
Wiit.
jSo The Poet's first love. "Like
Byron, Scott, and other il-
lustrious men, Hogg (the
Ettrick shepherd) fell in love
in his very childhood. He
says . , , when only eight
years old I was sent out to
a height . * . with a rosy-
cheeked maiden to herd a
flock of new-weaned lambs.
As she had no dog and I
had an excellent one, I was
ordered to keep close by
heri and Betty had nothing
to do but to sit and sew. » . *
We dined together at the
well, and after dinner I laid
my head down on her lap,
covered her bare feet with
my plaid, and pretended to
fall asleep* One day 1 heard
her say to herself, *Poor little
laddie, he 's joost tired to
death,' and then I wept,**^ —
W. Hawiit,
4SS The hunting morning.
5, Queen's Viiias^ WtPtdsor.
110 Newgate, 1818, *' Mrs.Frycon-
ducts her young friend, Mary
Sanderson, for the first time
to visit the female prisoners.
The latter thus describes the
scene — ' The railing was
crowded with half- naked
women struggling together
for front situations with the
Hlmost vociferation ;' and
;he adds that she felt as if
she were going into a den of
wiJd beasts*"
34 i The ugly duclding. ** The
tBQtbei diii:k t£3ok her young
brood^Mo the water/'
#1 Triuoem^^^^Aj of Wales*
^*^4^P^K ^cr tisual
I40
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, Mrs. Edward Matthew — con-
tinued.
ant, she saw a boy very
ragged in his attire, sitting
under a hedge, crying, and
faint from a wound on his
right hand. . . . She pro-
ceeded to bind it with her
pocket-handkerchief when
she was arrested by her at-
tendant. ' No harm can hap-
pen to me,' said the lovely
child: *for have I not read
in my Bible, that He who
was greater than any earthly
King, healed the wounds of
the leper, and shall I not
follow His example and bind
the wounds of this poor
ho^r'—Huish.
GUnaray Lodge, Windsor,
1878. 380 One of the last lays of Robert
Bums ("Oh, wert thou in
the cauld blast ")• "The lady
(young Jessy) relates that
one morning she had a call
from the poet, when he
offered, if she would play him
any tune of which she was
fond, and for which she de-
sired new verses, to gratify
her in her wish. . . . She
played over several times
the air of an old song. . . .
Burns sat down, and in a
very few minutes he pro-
duced the beautiful song of
* Oh, wert thou in the cauld
blast.' The anecdote is a
trivial one in itself, but we
feel that the circumstances,
the deadly illness of the
poet, the beneficent worth
of Miss Lewars, and the
reasons for his grateful de-
sire of obliging her, gave it
value."— Z?r. Robert Cham-
bers,
1879. 1394 Melody.
6, William St., Lowndes Square,
1882. 57 J Winter. " All that lives must
die. Passing through nature
to eternity." — Hamlet, act i,
scene 2.
3, Chester Houses,
Chester Square.
1889. 974 A primrose dame.
1890. 948 Shut out
1893. 627 "Possession's nine points of
the law."
\
1903. 689 Dining-room, Kent House,
Knightsbridge.
1904. 148 Dining-room, Kent House.
WARD, Edwin Arthur Painter.
10, Upper Cheyne Row.
1884. 13 "Shy."
1885. 733 Zaidee.
1886. 857 Nancy.
13a, Bhmfield Place, Pimlico.
1888. 848 Mre. Howse.
1036 Katie, daughter of Thos.
Howse, Esq.
1085 W. H. Willans, Esq.
1889. 8 Frederick Charlesworth, Esq.
1890. 601 Alfred Mellor Watkin, Esq.
43, Bloomsbury Square.
1897. 260 Robert Leake, Esq. Presenta-
tion portrait.
7, Waldegrave Gardens,
Strawberry Hill.
1898. 569 Mei Suji San, Tokyo.
26, Stafford Place,
Buckingham Gate.
1899. 170 George Marshall, Esq. Pre-
sentation portrait.
1 90 1. 128 Profile of a lady.
726 St. John Harmsworth, Esq.
1903. 25 Richard Lee, Esq.
WARD, Enoch Painter.
Greenheys,
Murray Road,
Northwood, Middlesex.
1897. i39» The Castle of Thun.
1898. 1462 "When fans for a penny."
"Summer is queen in the
length of the land. When
fans for a penny are sold
in the Strand." — Andrew
Lang.
1899. 1 58 1 Patriarch of the village.
1903. 1385 Afternoon Service, Westmin-
ster Abbey.
1904. 901 Magdalen Bridge, Oxford.
WARD, Miss Eva M Painter.
Kent Villa, Lansdowne Road.
1873. 1044 In the Royal guardroom, 1720.
1874. 698 My pet
1875. 97 The bouquet stall; fancy
bazaar.
358 Absent.
59, Boulevarde L^Enfir,
Paris.
1879. 972 Fisherman's home — ^Trdport
1434 Bait-hunting — Tr^port.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
141
WARD, Miss Flora Painter.
Kent Villa^ Landsdowne Road.
1872. 68 Articles of virtd.
1^73* 492 Bachelor's breakfast.
1874. 1387 The bridal mom.
" When once the young heart
of a maiden is stolen,
The maiden herself will steal
after it soon, etc."
— Moore,
WARD, F. E Architect.
37, Donegal Place^ Belfast,
1893. 1576 Millburn House, Coleraine.
WARD, Frederick James... Architect.
Albert Buildings^
Mansion House,
1874. 1 1 39 Poultry Chambers, Queen Vic-
toria Street
WARD, G Architect.
At Mr, BrowfCs^
Wells Street.
1 824. 875 Interior of Hampstead church.
WARD, George Painter.
Deanery Gate^
Rochester^ Kent,
1904. 1029 Caudebec-en-Caux.
WARD, George Raphael.
Engraver and Miniature Painter.
6, Newman Street.
1 82 1. 446 Portrait of Jet, the property of
S. Browne Keene, Esq.
1823. 862 Portrait of a lady.
881 do. gentleman.
1824. 652 W. Shearman, Esq.
20, Newman Street.
1825. 681 Portrait of a lady.
682 do. do.
77 » do. do.
7, Newman Sircei.
1826. 599 Lord Southampton.
1828. 704 H. Shearman, Esq.
713 Miss Miles.
1829. 9<'5 James Shearman, Esq.
1832. 702 — Green, Esq.
784 The Marchioness of Tavistock.
31, London Sirett.
1833. 577 Portrait of a gentleman.
630 R. Carpenter Smith, Esq.
1834. 625 Miss Chaplin.
626 The Rev. Frederick Wickharn.
632 T. H. Peile, Esq.
721 Thomas Jarvis, Esq.
742 Captain Ricketts^ R.N.
812 John Chaplin, Esq.
30, Fitzroy Square.
1835. 781 Mrs. Gourdez.
1836. 750 Portrait of a lady.
833 do. gentleman.
1837. 774 — Ward, Esq.
1838. 965 Mrs. Charles Hancock.
1839. 821 Miss Jarvis.
1854. 1049 Lucy. After A. E. Chalon,
R.A. " Pure as a star, when
only one is shining in the
sky."
1050 Rev. — Chapman, D.D. After
T. Phillips, R.A.
1855. 1027 His Eminence Cardinal Wise-
man. After J. R. Herbert,
R.A.
1856. 1047 Tyndale translating the Bible
into English. After Alex-
ander Johnston. Engraved
for the Art Union of Lon-
don.
1857. 1174 " Righteous spirits." After E.
H. Wehnert "The sister
spirits soar to realms above,
etc."
1858. 1130 Rev. F. Wickham. After J. P.
Knight, R.A.
1 160 Mrs. Fitz-Gerald. After Sir T.
Lawrence, P.R.A.
38, Fitzroy Square.
1859. 1228 William Jones, Esq., M.D.,
etc., Ross-na-g'aer, Holy-
head. After J. P. Knight,
R.A
i860. 920 Lord Mount Edgcumbe. After
J. Sant.
942 Sir Lawrence Peel. After F.
Grant, R.A.
1861. 956 Earl Seafield, Laird of Grant,
and his son. Viscount Reid-
haven. After F. Grant, R. A.
1863. 99* Thomas Brown, Esq., Ebbw
Vale, Monmouthshire. After
J. P. Knight, R.A.
1S64, Si a Lady Matilda Butler, daughter
of the Countess of GlengalL
After J. Swinton.
WARD, Mrs. George Raphael (for*
merly Miss Mary Webb.
Miniature Paintcn
7, Ntwman Street.
706 Miss Hanbury.
774 Miss S* Tempest.
711 Mrt. De Mcditia.
Soj Portmii of a child*
S;© Mii£ EUloL
mt FOftrall 01
142
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, Mrs. George Raphael — con-
tinued,
1830.
1831.
1832.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1840.
1841.
1843.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
881 S. Hancock, Esq.
741 Portrait of a lady.
705 Portraits of the children of
Thomas Harson Peile, Esq.
634 Samuel Hancock, Esq.
643 Mrs. Tempest.
650 Colonel Tempest.
662 Miss Tempest.
670 Miss Sarah Chaplin.
804 Miss Henrietta Tempest.
624 Mrs. Bolton.
642 Rev. Mr. Chaplin.
30, Fitzroy Square.
711 W. T. Wells, Esq.
778 MissLeadham.
822 Miss Sharpe.
717 !• C. Sharpe, Esq.
853 Portrait of a lady.
735 Mrs. F. P. Hewott.
948 Portrait of Henrietta Ward
and her favourite Guinea
Pig.
842 Attie.
855 Portrait of a lady.
879 Thomas Paratt, Esq.
935 Portrait of a child.
790 do. lady.
(See Miss Mary Webb.)
WARD, George W Architect.
27, Connaught Road^
Harlesden,
1884. 1 21 3 Design for Shops, etc.
1 2 14 do. Country house.
1885. 1876 A country house.
85, Ruckledge^jAvenue^
Harlesden.
1887. 1620 A gatehouse and bridge.
30, Mosiey Street^
Newcastie-on- Tyne.
1900. 1686 Church, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
WARD, H., Junr Architect.
Eastwood House^ Hanley.
1 85 1. 299 Design for public baths.
WARD, Henry Architect.
8, Bank Buildings^ Hastings.
1900. 1786 Pulpit for St Stephen*s, Bex-
hill.
1854 Church of St. Stephen, Bexhill.
WARD, Herbert.
Painter and Sculptor.
53, Chester Square.
1895. ^^7 Study in stiU life.
1895. 685
690
1898. 900
1899. 513
1900. 399
»957
1902. 1656
1903. 1722
A tankard of ripe lamb's-wool.
Study in still life.
Lamboum Place^ Berks.
Tony Lumpkin.
A bookworm.
I, Woronzow Road Studios^
St. John's Wood.
A peep at Rabelais.
An Aniimi type; head, bronze.
A Congo girl; head, bronze.
53, Chester Square.
Sleeping Africa; statuette,
bronze.
WARD, James, R.A.
Painter and Engraver.
20, Winchester Row.
1792. 123 Christmas Carrol.
141 Gathering cowslips.
354 Haymakers at rest.
356 Rocking-horse.
1793. 41 A drake; study from nature.
42 A Guinea pig; study from
nature.
145 Feeding pigs.
218 Inside of a cow-house.
272 A dog stealing.
587 Tyger snarling over his prey.
(Painter and Engraver in Mezzotint to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.)
10, Bow Street,
Covent Garden.
144 Aland storm.
13, Southampton Row,
Paddington.
44 A fancy pigeon.
122 Selling rabbits.
267 Harrowing.
I, Paddington Turnpike.
40 Condemned calf
151 Thunder storm.
180 Idle boys.
193 Coursing.
477 Farrier's shop.
172 Portrait of a Staffordshire cow.
183 do. do. bull.
23 1 Portraits of a lady and children.
Bull bait
14, Southampton Row,
Paddington.
Cattle in a storm.
Miss Walken.
117 Cattle.
172 Portrait of an Aldemey cow.
209 Lion and tiger fighting.
216 Woodman and gypsies.
1799- 594 Portrait of a child. i^Miss
Walker, afterwards Mrs.
Musgrceoe.)
630 Sunset.
1794.
1795.
1796.
1797.
1798.
308
55
104
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
143
6, Newman Street,
1808. 558 Rabbits.
1800.
42 Portrait of a cow; the property
1809. 10 Portraits of Granadillo, a brood
of R. Dyott, Esq.
mare^ and Skyscraper colt,
1 1 1 View of Chudleigh.
the property of T. Crook,
511 Portrait of a lion in the Tower.
Esq.
I80I.
9 Gleaners.
37 Portraits of a gentleman and
29 Conversation.
his keeper, with his favourite
200 Portrait of a Devonshire Ox.
horses and dogs.
201 Portrait of a cow of the long-
46 Pigs.
homed breed
Ill A Suffolk mare; a study from
289 The bird keeper's repast.
nature.
1802.
131 The mother.
132 Portrait of S. J. Pratt, Esq.,
1803.
281 A Norman bull.
author of Sympathy, Glean-
698 Cattle.
ings, etc.
1805.
8 Grousing on the Rouabon
142 A Shetland poney; a study
Hills, with portraits of dogs,
from nature.
etc., the property of Sir
165 Asses waiting the return of
W. W. Wynne, Bart.
fishing-boats.
12 Portrait of a charger; the pro-
173 A straw-yard.
perty of Sir W. W. Wynne,
18 10. II Cattle in a storm.
Bart.
75 An heath ewe and lambs.
40 do. do.
84 Portrait of the Hon. C. B.
294 Sheep-washing; a scene in
Phipps and his favourite
Wales.
poney.
1807.
7 Waggon horses frightened at
108 Landscape and figures.
lightning.
178 Cattle.
65 An old shepherd.
211 Portrait of Eagle, a celebrated
163 Pigs.
Stallion.
243 landscape and figures.
306 A swine-herd.
266 Melrose Abbey, on the river
(Elected R.A.)
Tweed; Mebrose bridge and
181 1. 21 Portrait of an Arabian, the
the pavilion, the seat of the
property of Viscount Clive.
Rt. Hon. Lord Somerville;
40 Portrait of a terrier, the pro-
in the distance the Selkirk-
perty of Sir A. Hume.
shire hills.
56 The Mouse's petition. " hear
323 Littleden Tower, on the
a pensive prisoner's prayer,
Tweed ; Merton, the seat of
etc."— il/3rj. Barbauld.
Hugh Scott, Esq.; and the
76 Portrait of a fat Staffordshire
Eildon hills, at the foot of
ox, the property of R. Dyott,
which stands Melrose.
Esq.
463 The Infant Christ embracing
107 The sand-pit.
the cross.
148 Portrait of Litchfield, the pro-
512 A landscape.
perty of Lord Lowther, late
607 Portrait of a terrier ; the pro-
of R. Dyott, Esq.
perty of — St Aubyn, Esq.
208 The obstinate ass.
(Elected A.R.A.)
489 Portrait of the Rev. T. Lovett,
1808.
29 The dairy maid.
and favourite dogs; cock-
161 Fall of Phaeton; a finished
shooting.
sketch. " But Phaeton, his
18 1 2 87 Portrait of a favourite hackney,
yellow hair seized by the
the property of Lord Brook.
flames, tumbles headlong.
too Portraits: Banker, a favourite
and shoots through a long
hunter, twenty-five years old,
tract of air, as when, in a
and Victory, a foxhound of
serene sky, a star falls." —
Lord Vernon's pack, the
Ovid.
property of T. Lovett, Esq.
210 Harlech Castle.
1 1 7 Portraits of Blackthorn, a brood
aai Cattle.
mare, with Old Jack, a
236 Fighting horses.
favourite poney, the property
3 54 A cow-layer — evening after rain.
of E. Mundy, Esq.
523 Tigers.
118 Portraits of Children.
144
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, James, R,A, — continued,
1812. 144 Portrait of a favourite horse,
the property of the Marquis
of Huntley.
160 Portraits of a gentleman, his
keeper, shooting poney, and
dogs.
396 J. Nichol, Esq.
18 13. 60 A favourite hunter, the pro-
perty of Lord Maynard.
93 Portrait of Judgment, late the
property of Viscount Deer-
hurst.
142 Dogs, the property of T. L.
Parker, Esq.
152 A hunter, the property of the
Hon. J. Coventry.
165 A charger, the property of
Gen. Sir C. Stewart, K.B.
272 Oswald, the property of Lady
R. Deerhurst.
292 Walton, the property of Sir J.
Shelly.
305 Phantom, the property of Sir
J. Shelly.
1 8 14. 57 Portraits of Luke Kenny, aged
ninety-six, and Kate, his
wife, aged eighty-eight, who
have lived in the woods up-
wards of fifty years, and
brought up a family of eight
children in the hut repre-
sented, which they erect in
various parts of the wood, in
which they may have occa-
sion to follow their employ-
ment, being that of burning
charcoal.
117 Portrait of a favourite grey-
hound, the property of T. F.
Heathcote, Esq.
132 Portrait of a Shetland poney,
the property of the Hon. J.
Coventry.
4«9 The straw-yard; a sketch.
656 A bittern.
663 A heron.
1815. 148 Portraits of Prince Platoff's
favourite charger, and of
four of his Cossacks.
168 Portraits of a charger and a
favourite poney, the property
of Lord Stewart.
255 A View of Gardale, in the
manor of East Malham in
Craven, Yorkshire, the pro-
perty of Lord Ribblesdale.
300 Portraits of two extraordinary
oxen, the property of the
Earl of Powis.
1816. 24
128
,38
168
187
«95
276
307
122
1817.
138
151
167
>74
207
as*
*37
475
48s
1818. 154
292
1819. 185
3*4
sot
1820. 7
30
View of Bradby Cedar.
Evening: Boar hunting in the
East Indies.
Twilight: Boar hunting in the
East Indies.
Morning: Boar hunting in the
East Indies.
Noon: Boar hunting in the
East Indies.
Portraits of two ladies of quality.
Miss Man.
Portraits of a nobleman and a
favourite Shetland poney.
Miss Bean.
The descent of the swan seek-
ing his own element, an
allegory; painted to illustrate
a poem entitled, "The
Social Day."
The favourite spaniel watching
the tomb of her deceased
mistress; painted to illus-
trate a poem entitled, " The
Social Day."
Portraits of Luke Kenny, aged
ninety-six, and Kate, his
wife; two remarkable char-
acters of Alderswaslie, Der-
byshire; a study.
Portrait of Wasp, the property
of R. Ludgate, Esq.
Portrait of a bloodhound.
Walton, the property of Sir J.
Shelly, Bart.
Portrait of a Newfoundland
dog.
A cottage in Wales.
Portrait of a gentleman,
do. lady.
Portraits of T. Levit, Esq., and
a favourite hunter.
Portrait of an Arabian, the
property of the Earl of
Powis.
The Rev. J. A. Busfeild, D.D.
Portrait of Dash, a favourite
spaniel, the property of Lady
Frances Vane Tempest.
Master Bean.
Portrait of Leopold, a cele-
brated race-horse, the pro-
perty of J. G. Lambton,
Esq., M.P.
Portrait of Dr. S3mtax, a cele-
brated race-horse, the winner
of four gold cups at Lan-
caster, five at Preston, one
at Middleham, and one at
Richmond, the property of
R. Riddel, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
145
2l6
249
»55
3J7
594
1820. 197 Portrait of a favourite Cos-
sack horse, the property of
the Duke of Northumber-
land.
Portrait of a favourite Persian
horse, the property of the
Duke of Northumberland.
Wm. Lynn, Esq.
Portrait of Taff, a favourite
dog, the property of Arthur
Stanhope, Esq.
Fox-hunting: Calling the
hounds out of cover. Por-
traits of Ralph Lambton,
Esq., his horse. Undertaker,
and hounds.
Portrait of a dog, taken when
a puppy, from the French
baggage, after the battle of
Vittoria.
182 1. 173 Portrait of a favourite hunter,
the property of Edm. Yates,
Esq.
Portrait of Rover, a favourite
spaniel, the property of the
Earl of Powis.
do. do.
Portrait of a favourite mare,
the property of J. Harrison,
Esq.
Portrait of a favourite horse,
the property of the Earl of
Powis.
Portrait of Haphazard.
The Boa serpent seizing a
horse, portrait of Adonis,
the favourite charger of His
late Majesty, George the
Third; a study for a large
picture.
1823. 164 Portraits of horses, the property
of J. Allnutt, Esq.
The deer-stealer.
Portrait of Bob, a favourite old
horse, the property of J. P.
Baxter, Esq.
Portraits of a favourite horse-
and dog, the property of the
Rt. Hon. C. Arbuthnot,
M.P., etc., etc.
A favourite old hunter, the
property of Unwin Heath-
cote, Esq.
Soothsayer, a celebrated race
horse, late the property of
H.M. George IV.
Ferrets in a Rabbit warren.
Portrait of Colonel Sir John
Leicester, But, eierdsiiig
330
443
1822. II
«94
280
5*9
*93
456
534
1824.
*3
80
"7
1824.
1825.
1826.
Yeomanry on the sands at
Liverpool.
237 Portrait of Princess Royal, a
celebrated racing-mare, the
property of Sir Thomas
Mostyn, Bart.
357 Portrait of Copenhagen, the
horse rode by the Duke of
Wellington at the Battle of
Waterloo, whose dam was
rode as a charger by General
Grosvenor at the siege of
Copenhagen, when in foal
of the colt which afterwards
became the distinguished
war Horse of the illustrious
Wellington at the Battle of
Waterloo, and which carried
the Duke that day fifteen
hours.
10 A^(t?«/am/, the favourite charger
of his most gracious Majesty
King George the Fourth.
22 Monitor^ the property of H.M.
King George the Fourth.
91 Brood mares — the Queen of
Diamonds, the sister of
Rozan, and Lupino, the pro-
perty of Sir Thomas Mostyn,
Bart., M.P.
195 Donaldy the property of Philip
Gell, Esq.
349 Moses^ the property of H.R.H.
the Duke of York.
23 Battle near Boston, Lincoln-
shire. "The Earl of Man-
chester's horse charged Hen-
derson and his troops with
such courage that in less
than half an hour's fight,
they were all routed and run
for their lives, although they
were two for one.
" I may not omit to relate
the valour of Sir Thomas
Fairfax, who, when they
viewed the energy, and saw
the great odds in their num-
ber, was so much the more
moved with undaunted cour-
age, saying, 'Come, let us
fall on; I never prospered
better than when I fought
against the enemy three or
four to one.' — Also that cour-
ageous Cromwell, whose
horse in the first assault was
killed under him; and when
he was mounting on another
horse was again knocked
V
146
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, James, R. A. --continued,
down, yet by God's Mercy
escaped without any wound."
— Vide Cromwelliana,
1826. [134 A favourite horse and poney,
the property of the Duke of
Newcastle.
ai9 Marengo, the barb charger,
rode by Napoleon Bona-
parte at the battle of Water-
loo. The back-ground, em-
blematic of his master's
downfall.
ft76 A favourite hunter.
1827. 61 The Norfolk phenomenon.
64 Sides all.
195 An Italian Greyhound, the pro-
perty of Lady Agnes Buller.
ao4 The day's sport.
305 A favourite shooting poney.
Retriever, and spaniel, the
property of Lord South-
ampton.
318 Portrait of Smolensko.
359 Persian sheep.
1828. 33 A bull of the Aldemey breed.
133 Portrait of a favourite hackney,
the property of John Wells,
Esq.
134 The woodman's companions.
139 An ass of the Spanish breed.
179 The retriever.
223 A cow of the Aldemey breed.
298 Portrait of a favourite hunter,
the property of Peter Hes-
keth, Esq.
302 L'amour du Cheval.
1829. 21 Portrait of Augusta, the pro-
perty of the Marquess of
Exeter.
X830. 53 The fall of Phaeton. "But
Phseton, seized by the flames,
falls headlong, and shoots
through a long track of fire,
as in a serene evening a star
falls."
81 A Maltese ass and a mule foal,
with her former ass foal in
the background.
98 A Spanish ass with her English
foal.
135 Venus rising from her couch.
2$o Portrait of the artist's mother,
when in the eighty-first year
of her age.
326 Diana at her bath disturbed by
Actseon.
Roundcroft Cottage^
Cfushunt^ Herts.
1831. 292 Portrait of the artist
1832. 94 The strong and the weak twin.
1833. '^ Contention.
108 Beaumont, near Cheshunt,
Herts, the residence of Mat-
thew Munt, Esq.
150 The moment.
234 Portrait of a lady.
254 Avaiella Oliveria Cromwell
Russell, only child of the
late Achimidorus Cromwell
Russell, and last lineal de-
scendant of the Protector,
Oliver Cromwell.
304 Mameluke, the property of
John Theobald, Esq.
463 The eflfect of disobedience.
"And when the Prophet
that brought him back from
the way heard thereof, he
said, It is the man of God
who was disobedient to the
word of the Lord, therefore
the Lord hath delivered him
unto the lion, which hath
torn him and slain him
according to the word of
the Lord, which he spa^e
unto him." — \st Kings^ xiii,
26.
1 834* 34 Duncan's Horses. "And Dun-
can's horses, a thing most
strange and certain, etc." —
Macbeth, act 2, scene 4.
211 Portrait of an Arabian.
290 The Yeldham oak at Great
Yeldham. This oak is men-
tioned in the Essex Court-
Rolls of the Manor, nearly
six hundred years ago. Vide
Wrights History of Essex,
" First a seedling hid in grass;
Then twig, then sapling, and
as century roU'd
Slow after century, a giant
bulk, eic:'—Cowper.
1835. 212 The high and low-conditioned
ewe.
1836. 37 Portraits of Reformer, Blucher,
Tory and Crib, the property
of Rowland Alston, Esq.,
M.P.
131 Numps returning from market
" Then chubby cheek, all Sun-
day's dress in.
Will homeward trudge with
uncle's blessing."
370 The struck eagle, as described
in tributary verses upon the
death of Henry Kirke White
by Lord Byron. "So the
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
147
struck eagle stretch'd upon
the plain, etc."
1837. 100 Portraits of a shepherd and his
dog, also of two rams, the
property of Rowland Alsten,
Esq., M.P.
192 View of Oxford, taken from
Rose hill,
los Change of pasture.
215 Plenty; study of a head for the
Waterloo allegory. "She is
absorbed in a rapture of
thankfulness in the prospect
of being about to pour out
her full horn upon Britannia
and her attendants."
296 The repast.
"Repose, outstretched on par-
ent earth.
Quaffs the ale, rebounds the
mirth.
And sense of strength receives
new birth."
— F. Seclusion,
319 Portrait of Dash, the property
of the artist. "HI sing about
my little dog, etc."
418 Sympathy.
"Each hand, brim full, plays
in the breeze,
An emblem of the pure heart's
ease, etc."
— F, Seclusion.
446 Intercession. " Father, forgive
them, for they know not
what they do." — Luke^ xxiii,
34. The first of the seven
expressions uttered by the
Saviour at his crucifixion.
1838. 86 The weird sisters. "And that,
distilled by magic sleights,
etc." — Macbeth^ act iii,
scene 5.
87 The triumph over Sin, Death,
and Hell. "It is finished."
— St,John^ xix, 38.
96 The last struggle of Sin, Death,
and Hell. "I am the light of
the world." — St. John, viii, 5.
"But this is your hour,
and the power of darkness."
— St. Luke, xxii, 53.
124 Roundcroft Cottage, the artist's
residence. "And it shall
come to pass in that day,
that the tight shall not be
clear nor dark, etc." — Zech-
ariah, xiv, 6, 7.
S4« The fair crop. " My little plot
of ground stands snug and
low, etc." — Vide Cottage
Garden, by Rusticus.
1838. 263 The fair show. "Some trim,
young, and dandy rich citi-
zen's wife, etc" — Vide Mar-
ket Morning, by Rusticus.
281 Ignorance, Envy, and Jealousy,
filling the throat and widen-
ing the mouth of Calumny,
endeavouring to bear down
Truth. "As an unshaken
pyramid founded on a rock,
e^cP — Vide the Don, by
Mohis Burrowhill.
483 Tickling the ear. "He can
paint a bull's head, a pig,
or a donkey, etc." — Vide the
Bull Fight, by Btdgerit
Baitum.
1840. 88 Curiosity.
240 Drying the legs.
270 Love flying from Sensuality
and Dissipation.
277 The J 's nest.
" Say they that happiness lives
with the great?
Where'er she lays, she finds it
a J— -y's nest."
1843. 426 Nonpareil. His Majesty King
George the Fourth's Favorite
charger.
440 Adonis. His Majesty King
George the Third's favourite
charger.
1843. 9 Virgil's bulls. The bull and
heifer are the aborigines
breed of this country, called
the Chillingham breed, the
other bull the Alderney, or
Norman.
"The soft seducer, with entic-
ing looks,
A beauteous heifer in the wilds
is bred, etc"
^^Drydet^s Virgil.
43 Out of hearing.
110 Meeting the sun.
154 Beauty and Sprite, the property
of Miss Latham.
136 Enjoying the breeze. The
breeds of cattle intended are
the Chillingham, the Here-
ford, the Dutch, the Alder-
ney, and a cross between the
Alderney and the Zebu.
44S The contrast
482 The evening blush.
503 A gleam in the storm.
1845. 142 Sand asses.
148
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, James, R.A. — continued,
1845. '4^ Peace.
153 Duck weeds.
163 What is it?
172 What a beauty! — the back-
ground the residence of Mr.
Wistear, thecelebrated feeder
of Herefordshire oxen.
187 The barrow pig.
218 Coal works, the property of
Ralph Lambton, Esq., as
seen from a window in Bar-
ton House, Durham.
247 The torn lamb. "He sees a
lacerated lamb of another
flock, his heart bleeds with
it." — Sentimental Journey,
1846. 172 Union.
190 The Devil's Bridge.
216 Quietude disturbed.
232 " Nature's sweet restorer, balmy
sleep."
233 A friend in need.
354 Sheep-shearing — taking offtheir
clothes.
443 Waiting the weather.
511 Portrait of the artist.
1847. "° The discomfiture of King
Charles II at the Battle of
Worcester. " They fought in
the very gate. The King
came out and acted bravely;
but his principal officers ran
away from him, in so much
haste, as nearly to overturn
him and his horse. He called
to several of them by their
names; General Lesley was
one of them. The Duke of
Hamilton was killed by a
broken leg."
Oliver Cromwell is com-
manding upon the heights,
where he placed his cannon
and bombarded the town,
which was covered with the
slain. Cromwell's party kept
the line; the King's party
was all in confusion. This
battle was decisive; after
which, Charles was compelled
to get into an oak to avoid
his pursuers.
87 Thesnarlers. "Go! lay down!"
145 The vision of Myrza. Vide
Spectator.
158 Conway castle and town, before
the bridge was made.
283 A Mill in Wales.
443 The grandmother.
1847.
1848.
469
3S»
1849.
S6
134
170
♦»9
503
558
1850. 260
343
357
387
423
679
934
Going out.
The council of horses. Vide
Gay's Fables.
Sympathy.
Showery weather, near Mid-
summer.
The com stack.
Renton, in Scotland, looking
to Ben Lomond, the birth-
place of Smollett, with the
pillar erected to his memory.
A dewy morning— Sir Robert
Howard's duel of the Stags,
2nd battle, written in the year
1728. "The mighty enemies
now meet at length, etc"
Owen Glendower's Parliament
House, North Wales, as in
the year 1802.
Gethsemane. "And being in
an agony he prayed more
earnestly, etc." — St. Luke^
xxii, 44.
Bethany, the next day after
raiding Lazarus. " Much
people that were come to
the feast, when they heard
that Jesus was coming to
Jerusalem, took branches of
palm trees and went forth
to meet him." — St, John^
xii, 12, 13.
The baptism. "And Jesus,
when he was baptised, went
up straightway out of the
water, etc." — St, Matthew^
iii, 16.
Age and Infancy. " And Abra-
ham was an hundred years
old when his son Isaac was
born unto him." — Genesis^
xxi, 5.
The Star of Bethlehem. " And,
lo, the angel of the Lord
came upon them, etc." —
St, Luke, ii, 9, 13, 14.
The look to Peter. "And the
Lord turned and looked
upon Peter." — Luke, xii. It
is assumed that the eye of
the mind of Peter was im-
pressed with what he had
seen upon Mount Tabor.
The crown of thorns is now
become his crown of glory.
Purity cherishing love.
" If me you ne'er grieve
But most ardently cherish,
You I never will leave.
And without me you perish."
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
149
1 85 1. 22 Destroying the hornet's nest
"Poor insects! 'tis cruel to
bum them. Why? they are
no use, and they drive the
horses mad."
153 Separation.
536 Hope, in the troubled ocean
of life.
587 Trees : the purple beech, ilex,
spruce, fir, and the willow.
648 The house in which Smollett
was born, on the river Leven,
near Renton, Scotland.
677 The double triumph: Sin,
Death, and Hell under-
mining the Rock of Ages.
688 Measure for measure; the
biter bit.
702 Age and infancy; the Spanish
grandfather and English off-
spring.
Lambs of the first year. ''The
beginning and the ending."
Old Careful.
Daniel in the den of lions.
The hunted stag, caught by
the rapids above the Fall of
the Clyde.
Listening to advice. "I tell
you, if you do not do this,
that will be the conse-
quence."
The Fall of the Clyde after a
flood.
The old Dutch cow.
Carting seaweed.
Heart's-ease.
The bad day.
Teetotal beer and beef.
The shepherd and bird-keeper.
1092 Peebles Castle, Scotland.
1854. 449 Mr. Rudall.
1855. 238 The morning grey, with cattle
of different breeds.
1852. 67
269
303
364
1853.
493
1125
93
3»7
484
807
1019
1066
WARD, James Painter.
J, Wardy 7, Newman Street
105 Sir C. Macdonald Lockhart,
Bart.
63, Upper Charlotte Street,
18 Mrs. Gulliver in her 104th
year.
228 J. Gandy, Esq.
20, New Bond Street,
444 R* J* Hawley, Esq.
64 Portrait of a clergyman.
40 Mary Noble of Penrith, Cum-
berland, in her 107th year.
43, Gerrard Street,
215 The village ballad singer.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1822.
1823.
1826.
83, Dean Street.
1828. 460 Portrait of a clergyman.
1829. 195 Jane Shore at the door of
Alicia.
"It was not always thus; the
time has been,
. . . when this good house
Has poured forth all its
dwellers to receive me." —
Jane Shore^ act v, scene 2.
1 83 1. 182 Venetian state prisoner.
351 Trudging to school.
WARD, James Decorative Artist.
4, Essex Villas^ Barnes,
1886. 1 58 1 Design for a frieze in glass
mosaic.
1888. 1909 Design for ceiling of boudoir.
Tvy Lane, Macclesfield.
1889. 114$ Design for a portion of a
frieze.
1893. 1687 Wood notes; relief.
WARD, James Charles Painter.
28, Gloucester Street,
Commercial Road East.
1836. 233 Fruit.
WARD, John Painter.
8, Richmond Buildings,
Dean Street, Soho.
1808. 137 A calm.
302 Landscape and figures.
1809. 216 A twilight near Kingston.
272 A View on the Thames near
Datchet.
1 8 10. 346 Old cottages on the banks of
the Thames.
181 1. 438 View on the Thames from
Vauxhall wharf.
181 2. 43 Landscape and cattle.
1 8 13. 364 Interior of a blacksmith's shop
in Stanwell Moor.
409 A cottage scene from nature.
18 1 5. 61 Scene on the banks of the
Med way.
1 816. 365 Interior of a cottage by fire-
light.
181 7. 213 A blacksmith's shop.
680 A sea beach — morning.
1818. 395 The Thames from Lambeth.
1 81 9. 286 View on the Thames by moon-
light.
344 Scene on the Thames near
Vauxhall.
1820. 48 Landscape and figures; study
from nature.
316 Interior of an ale house.
ISO
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, John — contimud,
182 1. 337 Brighton beach, near West
Street.
356 View from WantclifF, York-
shire.
1822. 42 Brighton beach, looking to-
wards Rottingdean.
100 The Beach at Brighton, look-
ing west towards Worthing
point.
1823. 129 Scene on the coast of Sussex.
1023 Master Peacock.
1824. 502 Old buildings at Bristol.
1825. 56 Moon rising— scene at Bristol.
1826. 390 Vessels in a fresh breeze.
1827. 331 Moon rising.
64, Newman Street,
1828. 82 Hungerford Market, Strand.
8, Richmond Buildings^
Dean Street,
1829. 385 An effect of moon rising —
scene on the Thames.
1830. 579 Boats in a gale.
1 83 1. 302 Dutch coast.
416 Dover pier.
103, High Street, HulL
304 Seapiece.
8, Richmond Buildings,
1832. 472 Boats off the coast of Flanders.
1833. 68 Vessels in a fresh breeze.
1835. 899 Hotel de Ville, St. Omer.
1836. 28 Moon rising.
1837. 45 A coast scene.
23, North Street, Hull,
1840. 14$ Northern whale fishery; p)or-
traits of the Swan, one of
the vessels so long frozen
up in the Arctic regions, and
the Isabella, formerly com-
manded by Captain Ross
when on discovery, and
afterwards commanded by
Captain Humphreys at the
time he rescued that dis-
tinguished navigator.
1 84 1. 121 Shipping piece.
1842. 225 Stern View of H.M.S. Britan-
nia, 120 guns.
226 Bow view of H.M.S. Britannia,
120 guns.
967 A ninety-gun ship.
968 A first-rate of 1 10 guns.
1843. 295 A breeze.
5$2 H.M.S. Britannia and Pique.
664 H.M.S. Pique, Nautilus, and
Greyhound.
1275 A calm.
1847. 357 Vessels of War at Spithead.
4, Compton Terrace, Islington,
1855. 1013 Elizabeth Castle, Jersey.
1857. 961 View from Richmond HilL
1858. 639 From the quay at Antwerp.
930 Sion House.
1 86 1. 898 At Cromer, Norfolk.
WARD, Mrs. Katharine M.... Painter.
9, Dordrecht Mansions,
Haarlem Road,
1893. 9S4 Rhododendron azalea.
1894. 103$ Azaleas.
1179 Flags.
WARD, Leslie Painter.
Kent Villa,
Lansdawne Road,
Notting Hill,
1868. 1 147 Wriothesly Russell Ward,
second son of E. M. Ward,
R.A.
1870. 737 Hall at Knebworth, Herts, seat
of Lord Lytton.
187 1. 876 The mourner; study in Christ
Church, Hants.
1872. 1316 Wriothesley Russell Ward.
1873. 1077 Study from nature.
1874. 1x36 Beatrice Ward.
6, William Street,
Lowndes Square,
1875. 658 Miss Eva Mariana Ward.
800 Thomas Buchanan Carter, son
of J. Carter, Esq., Eton
College.
1879. 1444 Emily, daughter of Tom
Chappell, Esq.
1 88 1. 993 Mrs. Miller Mundy of Shipley
Hall, Derbyshire.
1883. 1052 Miss Eva Ward.
WARD, Martin Theodore ... Painter.
8, Winchester Row,
Paddington,
1820. 41 A terrier, the property of a
gentleman.
598 Vixen, a favourite terrier, the
property of the Rt. Hon.
Charlotte Denys.
24, Winchester Row,
1 82 1. 44 Portrait of Tippoo, a favourite
spaniel, the property of the
lady of the Rev. T. Lyster,
of Oldbury, Shropshire.
117 Portrait of a favourite terrier,
the property of E. Tunno,
Esq.
160 Portraits of Bob and flora, the
property of C Clark, Esq.,
of Bridgenorth.
1822. 157 Portrait of Frisk, a favourite
Spaniel, the property . of
Lady Charlotte Denys.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
»5i
1822. 377 Portraits or two Alpine M^tiffs,
the property of Sir T. J, T.
Jones, Bart,, of Stanley HaU,
Shropshire*
1823. 478 Portrait of Faddle, a favourite
Spaniel the property of the
Rev. Sir Charles Anderson,
Bart.
985 Returning from shooting.
1824. . 260 Portrait of Horace, a Corsican
greyhoundj the property of
E. Tunno, Esq,
394 A study of pointers.
414 Portrait of Mahomet, a Bedouin
Arabian, the property of a
gentleman.
485 The village well.
1825. 18 Portrait of a favourite mare,
the property of J» Barber,
Esq.
45 Portrait of Flora, the property
of F. R. West, Esq., of Cul-
ham Court,
370 Portrait of a favourite hunter,
the property of Captain
Bayard.
WARD, Melville S Architect.
66, Victoria Street.
1903. 1598 House at Hatch End.
WARD, T , Painter,
48, New Compton Street,
1819. 3S0 A cat's head.
1820. 375 Study for the head of a hermit
1822. 43 The Adage.
Dufour^s Fi(U€,
Golden Square,
1830. 293 Juvenile depredators.
67, Frith Street,
541 Water millj Christ's church,
Hants.
1 83 1. 411 Study of a laoghing girL
1832. 321 A child at a toilette.
1837. 575 Sea piece.
63, Frith Street^ Saho,
1840. 565 Landscape.
WARD, Thomas ... Architect.
St, FauVs C/cse, dapham.
1884. 1328 An artist's cottage.
WARD, William, A.R.A,
Engraver and PainteTif
10, Wiih Street,
Oxf&rd Sinet
1785. 523 Portrait of a lady.
19, Winchester R&it*,
Faddingian,
^795- 353 Portrait of a lady.
1796.
1798.
1799,
661
668
707
194
433 Portrait of a lady.
461 do. do.
Deiancey Flace^ Camden Taii^n.
Portrait of a lady,
do. do.
do. do.
do. a child.
8, Smtthampion Row^
Faddington.
1803. 197 Tuition.
(Mezzotinio Engraver to H.R.H. the
Duke of York.)
24, Buckingham Fiace^
Fit%roy Square.
1804. J 00 The favourite cat
5^7 Going to bed.
1809. 3^7 Miss No yes.
(Engraver to T.R.H. the Prince Regent
and the Duke of York.)
582 Mr. Evansp of the Chapel
Royal.
(Elected A.R.A.)
4c8 Eurydice hurried back to the
infernal regions; from a pic-
ture by H, Thomson, R.A.
{Laiin gtwiaiicn/ro^m VirgH.)
406 The Rl Hon. N. Vansittart,
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
After W. Owen, R.A.
418 H.R.H. the Prince Regent
After T, Phillips, R.A.
Sit The late Marquis of Bucking-
ham. After J. Jackson, R.A.
594 Patrick Brydone, Esq., F.R.S.,
author of a tour through
Sicily and Malta. After
A. Geddes.
18 1 9, 489 D' Wiikie, R.A. After A.
Geddes.
495 W. Smith, Esq., formerly of the
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
After J. Jackson, R.A.
I $30. 457 Mrs. Braddyl), from a picture
by her son.
59d W. Williams, Esq., M.P., Pro-
vincial Grand Master for the
County of Dorset. After
H. W. Pickersgill.
417 Portrait of a gentleman. After
T. Stewardson.
{This portrait is either
Gad/rey Sykes^ puMshed in
J 8a 3, or Thomas Chambers,
Mngraved /or the Dyers'
Company in 1 8 2 1 . )
41 S Gen, Sir Robt. Brownrigg,
Bart., G.C.B. AfterJ.Jack-
^•on, R.A.
4tl William Foster Pigott, D*D,,
F.A.S,, Fellow of Eton
1813-
1815.
t8i6.
1817,
1S18.
tSii.
l8l3.
1813.
152
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ward, William, A.R.A.— continued.
College. After Sir W.
Beechey, R.A.
1824. 818 The Rt Hon. Lawrence, Lord
Dundas. After J. Jackson,
R.A.
819 The Rev. William Rowes, A.M.
After J. Jackson, R.A.
12, Momington Crescent.
1825. 4*6 D. Sykes, Esq., M.P. After
J. Jackson, R.A.
429 The Hon. B. Bouverie, M.P.
After J. Jackson, R.A.
1826. 417 Daniel Jarvis, Esq. After
J. Jackson, R.A.
WARD, Mrs. William (formerly Miss
Maria Morland). See M, voL v, page
295-
WARD, William Architect.
I, Richmond Place^ Southwark.
1853. 1 181 Buildings at Belmont, Vaux-
hall.
1854. 1178 View of the Towers of West-
minster, taken from St.
George's Road, Southwark.
26, Brooksley Street^ Islington.
i860. 705 The Market House, Rochford,
Essex.
WARD, William Painter.
51, Elmore Street^ Islington.
1863. 761 Birches.
19, Trafalgar Square^
Twickenham.
1864. 638 A dead Kingfisher.
1865. 630 Fruit.
680 A pheasant.
1866. 742 A bit of colour.
1867. 7*^ A pretty pair.
1868. 733 A bit of colour.
1870. 556 do. do.
671 A wood-pigeon.
1872. 864 Willows on the Colne.
1874. 794 A bit of colour.
2, Church Terrace^ Richmond.
1875. 744 Sunset at Mont St. Michel.
760 Sunset at Burnham.
1876. 645 At Twickenham.
767 Bumham Common.
860 Spring at Bumham Beeches.
WARD, William H Painter.
Balsall Heathy Birmingham.
1855. 1390 Flowers and fruit.
i860. 376 Fruit, with pyefinch's nest.
WARD, William H Architect.
Blandford Mansions^
East Street, W.
1898. 1687 House and Cottage, Iver,
Bucks.
28, Theobald's Road, JV.C.
1900. 1770 The steep house, Keswick.
1903 New Rectory, Harston, Leices-
tershire.
1902. 1388 Boathouse on Derwentwater.
1398 Gardens of High Moss, near
Keswick.
1903. 1529 Harston Rectory, near Grant-
ham.
1534 House at Harrogate.
WARD (W. H.) and AYRTON (O. M.)
Architects.
28, Theobald's Road, W.C.
i903« 1527 Two houses at Claygate,
Surrey.
WARD and HUGHES.
Stained Glass Painters.
67, Frith Street, Soho.
1885. 1782 Design for a memorial window
at Llangedwyn church,
Wales.
1873 Design for a memorial window
in Temple Church.
1886. 1563 Windows on north side of
St. Botolph's church, Alders-
gate. I. Christ in the House
of Lazarus. 2. Christ, the
Good Shepherd. 3. Christ
and Mary in the garden.
1573 Windows on the south side of
St. Botolph's church, Alders-
gate. I. Christ and the
woman at the well. 2. The
Call of St. Andrew. 3. Christ
blessing little children. 4.
The Presentation in the
Temple.
1887. ^70$ MemorialwindowforSt. James's
church, Piccadilly.
175* Part of a series of windows in
the Rajah's new palace at
Kolapur. i. Sivajee's sur-
render to Jey Sing. 2 . Si vajee
and Sumbajee, his son, es-
caping from Delhi in baskets.
3. The goddess Bhowanee
in the temple of Purwuttum,
interposes to save Sivajee
from sacrificing himself.
1888. 1737 Window in the North Gallery,
St. James's church, Picca-
dilly. Christ healing the
blind. Westley memorial.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
153
1889.
1907
T890.
1874
1902
I89I.
"753
1892.
1709
1888. 1738 Window in the North Gallery,
St. James's church, Picca-
dilly. Christ raising Lazarus.
To commemorate the bi-centen-
ary of the consecration of the
church,
1904 Window in St. James's church,
Piccadilly. The offerings of
Cain and Abel.
1905 Window in St. James's church,
Piccadilly. The visit of
Isaiah to King Hezekiah
when sick.
Thorpe Malzor church: south
chancel window.
Three windows in St. Botolph's
church, Aldersgate Street
West window, north aisle, St.
Benedict's church, Ardwick,
Manchester.
Weston Underwood church,
Bucks, restoration of the old
glass in the east window.
One of a series of windows,
south side, British Church,
Moscow.
1795 Window, west end, north aisle,
Stanford-Le-Hope church,
Essex.
1833 South window of transept, St
Mary's Church, Plaistow,
Kent.
1840 Selby Abbey, Yorkshire, re-
storation of old glass of
great east window, according
to the original design.
1895. 1412 Lichfield Cathedral, north
transept window.
1897. 1777 Design for stained glass win-
dow, Hobart Hampden Me-
morial, St. Mary Magdalene's
church. Great Hampden,
Bucks.
1899. '797 St. Mary Magdalene church,
Great Hampden, east win-
dow — John Hampden me-
morial.
WARDELL, H. S Sculptor.
23, Newman Street,
1 85 1. 1354 Portrait bust of a lady.
1852. 1403 Posthumous bust of the late
Rev. T. J. O'Sullivan, of
Hampstead.
WARDELL and LITTLEWOOD.
Architects.
16, Bishopsgate Street Within.
1844. 1233 Richmond Mechanics' In-
stitute.
VIII.
WARDEN, Mrs. A. See Miss Eva B.
Pyne, voL vi, page 219.
WARDLE, Arthur Painter.
9, Crowndale Roady
OcUclty Square.
1880.
902 Study of cattle on the banks of
the Thames.
1884.
1204 Early spring.
1885.
649 Left in charge.
1887.
732 The trysting-place.
1313 Little Miss Muffet "When
down came a spider, etc."
1888.
777 " It might have been."
866 Interested.
1889.
838 Hush!
1014 Thro' the trees.
1234 Jezebel. "She is a king's
daughter." — 2 Kings^ ix, 34.
1891.
1260 Panthers resting.
1279 Midnight prowlers.
1892.
189 Deer stalkers.
767 Parted.
845 111 news.
1 172 Panthers snarling over their
prey.
34, Alma Square^
St. John's Wood.
1893.
91 A siren.
100 Stealth.
419 Harmony.
691 A bride; portrait.
105 1 Footsteps.
1894.
137 A fable.
1895.
126 Deerstalkers.
222 A fairy tale. "All seemed to
sleep, the timid hare on
ioroi:'— Scott.
321 Polar bears at play.
1896.
3 On the moors — resting.
769 In the depths of the forest.
955 Lions attacking a Cape buffalo.
1191 Leopards drinking.
1897.
181 Diana.
389 The tiger pool.
1065 Snow leopards.
1898.
647 A spring idyll.
777 On the hills.
1899.
3*5 Jaguar and macaw.
682 The flute of Pan.
1900.
26 A morning drink.
329 An idyll of Summer.
1163 Scavengers.
1901.
46 "The order of the bath.
362 Tigers disturbed.
459 The enchantress.
1080 "To-morrow will be Friday."
1902.
5$ A sea monster.
400 Puma and turkey.
545 Mrs. Wardle.
X
154
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wardle, Arthur— ^^/i«««/.
1903. no In a South American swamp.
352 Stalkers.
436 The storm siren.
1904. 829 "Got him!!!"
840 Fate. Purchased for the Chan-
trey Bequest for ^^315.
WARDLE, F Painter.
Ill, Vi liters Roady
WilUsden Green.
1 89 1. 417 November.
WARDLOW, Alexander Hamilton.
Miniature Painter.
Pembroke Villa, Acton.
1884. 1490 Portrait on ivory.
1493 do. do.
1885. 1550 A portrait
1886. 1353 Rev. C. M. Harvey, M.A.
1369 Madame Lambert.
1887. 141 3 Portrait of a lady.
1888. 1568 Miss M. Lamont.
1889. 1670 Mrs. A. H. Wardlow.
1890. 1529 Portrait of a gentleman.
62, Enmore Park,
South Norwood.
1892. 1335 Evelyn.
1399 Willie.
1893. 1266 Eugenie.
Branxholm, Woodside,
South Norwood.
1898. 1330 Mrs. Frederick Packman.
1899. 1294 Violet.
WARDLOW, Miss Annie.
Miniature Painter.
Pembroke ViUa,
York Road, Acton.
1887. 1353 "Take a pinch?"
1888. i$7i A candidate for the Society of
Lady Artists.
1890. 1509 Mignon.
62, Enmore Park,
South Norwood.
1891. 1475 Vera, daughter of W. B. Her-
vey, Esq.
1490 Lily and Madeline, children of
the Rev. G. S. de Sausmarez.
WARDLOW, Miss Mary Alexandra.
Miniature Painter.
Pembroke Villa, Acton.
1885. 1546 The late J. Andrewes, Esq.
1886. 1349 Portrait of a lady.
1887. 1391 Ivy; portrait.
1888. 1 49 1 "Roses are her cheeks, and a
rose her mouth."
1889. IS75 Miss Annie Wardlow.
6a, Enmore Park,
South Norwood.
1 89 1. 1460 Irene, daughter of W. Van-
derbyl, Esq.
1892. 1400 Twins.
WARE, Charles E. See Stokes and
Ware, vol. vii, page 272.
WARE (C. E.) and STOKES
(Leonara) Architects.
13, Holland Street, Kensington.
1 88 1. lois Church of the Sacred Heart,
Exeter.
1019 do. do. do.
1 108 do. do. do.
WARE, Samuel Architect.
S. Ware,Junr., Highgate.
1799. 959 Design for a temple.
St. John Street, Clerkenwell.
1802. 1044 West front of the Temple of
Fame. "There might you
see the lengthening spires
ascend, etc." — Pope.
1803. 993 A national edifice to com-
memorate British heroism.
39, Craven Street.
1806. 869 Design for a monument to be
erected in Ireland, to the
memory of the late Lord
Nelson.
1807. 1073 A mill and wool manufactory.
\\,John Street, Adelphs.
1809. 776 The aqueduct proposed to be
erected in the Stratford
Valley.
181 1. 799 Perspective view of a house
and offices near London.
839 Design for Bethlem Hospital.
1 8 14. 684 View of Lismore Castle, Ire-
land, the seat of the Duke of
Devonshire.
WARING, F Architect.
25, Haymarket.
1826. 948 Design for a mausoleum.
WARING, Henry Franks.
Architect.
10, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
1 90 1 . 1191 A Suffolk homestead.
9, Maddox Street.
1903. 1548 Small house in the country.
WARING, John Hurley ... Architect.
36, Ormond Chambers.
1846. 1212 Sketch of the mural monumen
to Doge Marcello, Venice.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
155
1846. 1229 Reminiscences of Pompeii, a
design for a painted panel.
19, Grovt Place, Brompton,
1854. 1 24 1 Design for a monument to
commemorate the great Ex-
hibition of 1 85 1.
1855. 1241 A design.
22, Edward Street.
1856. 1158 View of quadrangle of Palazzo
Praetoria Pistali, Tuscany.
1859. 1070 A Design for a National In-
stitute of Arts and Science,
adapted for the site of
Buiiington House, Picca-
dilly.
WARING (S. J.) and SONS.
Architects.
46, Bold Street, JJverpooL
1889. 1944 Design for dining saloon of a
steam yacht.
181, Oxford Street, W.
1897. 1926 Dining room, Dutch Renais-
sance.
WARMAN, W Painter.
I, Parade, Pentonville,
1826. 693 Mrs. W. Warman.
WARN, Miss E. Baldwin.
Miniature Painter.
14, Meadow Studios, Bushey,
1900. 1435 Portrait of a lady.
1520 do. the daughter of
Lady Victoria Dawnay.
1 90 1. 1407 Portrait of a lady.
141 1 do. gentleman.
Ery holme Cottage, Bushey,
1902. 1 194 Ranald Graham Durrant,
Esq.
1904. 1250 A study.
125 1 Miss Dorothy Harrold.
WARN, Miss Lizzie B.
Miniature Painter.
14, Meadow Studios, Bushey.
1899. 1265 Portrait of a lady.
1 3 16 Mrs. Mace.
WARNE, Miss Amy C Painter.
132, Kyverdale Road,
Stamford Hill.
1900. 321 A study of fruit
1902. 497 Fruit.
649 A study of fruit.
WARNE-BROWNE, Alfred J.
Painter.
33, Belsize Road.
1892. 897 Cornish wreckers.
{See also under Browne, vol. i,
pages 315, 316.)
WARNER Miniature Painter.
\, Pall Mali
1788. 279 Frame containing a fancy head;
portrait of Dr. Smith and
head of Hannibal.
WARNER, G. E Gem Engraver.
22, New North Street,
Red Lion Square.
1^43. 1373 Dog and pheasant; impression
from an intaglio.
1847. 1309 Portrait of the late Lord Byron,
an impression from corne-
lian.
1313 Portrait of the Duke of Wel-
lington; an impression from
cornelian.
WARNER, Thomas... Gem Engraver.
Highgate.
1790. 684 Jupiter and Leda.
1 791. 663 Paris and Helen directing
Cupid to inflame their hearts
with love.
1792. 247 A figure of Venus.
5, Church Street, Soho.
1807. 916 Cast from intaglio engraving;
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
1809. 674 Portraits of the late Captain
Bettesworth, Lord Nelson,
and Mr. Pitt.
9, Newman Street.
1 8 10. 600 Portraits of Dr. Anderson and
Mary Queen of Scots.
7, Charlotte Street,
Rathbone Place.
1812. 642 Casts from intaglios; Head of
Apollo, portrait; Head of
Ariadne, greyhounds.
1813. 547 Casts from intaglios.
194, Tottenham Court Road.
1814. 395 Impression from an intaglio,
in memory of a fatal accident
which happened near Chep-
stow - bridge, Monmouth-
shire.
1815. 840 Jupiter and Leda; an impres-
sion from an intaglio.
182, Terrace,
Tottenham Court Road.
181 7. 976 Greyhounds; Head of Cleo-
patra, head of Apollo, and
hunting subject.
156
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Warner, Thomas— con/inued.
1820. 978 Portrait of her late R.H. the
Princess Charlotte of Wales.
I0I4 The Graces.
103 1 Portrait of the deceased B.
West, Esq., late President
of the Royal Academy.
1043 Portrait of Her late R.H. the
Princess Charlotte.
949 Casts from intaglios.
943 Cast from an intaglio; p)ortrait
of the late Lord Byron.
979 Portrait of His Majesty; cast
from an intaglio.
491 Portrait of His late R.H. the
Duke of York; a cast from
an intaglio engraving.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1826.
1828.
WARNER,
1822. 956
962
1823. 1012
1032
1042
1825. 934
1826.
1827.
964
I04I
1828.
1094
1829.
1068
1069
I83I.
1073
1832.
1056
1833-
1043
1838.
571
579
581
W Gem Engraver.
10, Letgh Street^
Red Lion Square,
Portrait of His Majesty; im-
pression from an intaglio.
Pointer dog; impression from
an intaglio.
After a painting by Guido Reni ;
impression from an intaglio.
Mare and foal; impression from
an intaglio.
Portrait of Bacon, Lord Veru-
1am; impression from an
intaglio.
Portrait of Buonaparte; im-
pression from an intaglio.
22, New North Street^
Red Ldon Square.
Impressions from intaglios.
His late R.H. the Duke of
York; an impression from
an intaglio.
Frame containing casts from
intaglio gems.
A dock company's seal; an
impression from cornelian.
The Earl of Eldon; an impres-
sion from cornelian.
Liberty; an impression from
an intaglio.
Milton; an impression from
an intaglio.
Buonaparte and H.R.H. the
late Duke of York; impres-
sions from intaglios.
The late Sir Walter Scott; an
impression from cornelian.
A horse; an impression from
cornelian.
Shakspeare ; an impression
from cornelian.
1846. 1376 Ariadne; an impression from
cornelian.
138$ H.M. Louis Philippe; an im
pression from cornelian.
WARNER, W.R.Junr.
Gem Engraver.
W, Warner^ Junr,^
22, New North Street,
1 84 1. 1 133 Pointers; impression from a
comehan.
1 137 Head of Her Majesty; impres-
sion from a cornelian.
W. R. Warner,
47, Snargate Street,
Dover, etc,
1844. 1252 Impression from a cornelian,
the seal of the Art Union of
London.
55, Rupert Street,
1^45. 1307 A hussar; an impression from
red cornelian.
1308 A dragoon; an impression from
bloodstone.
WARRE, Miss M Sculptor,
Bindon, Wellington, Somerset,
1868. 1079 Henry Warre, Esq.
WARREN, Albert Henry ... Painter.
I, New Court, Temple,
1865. 663 Study of Holly.
WARREN, B. Edward Painter.
24, Upper Phillimore Place,
1863. 821 A pollard oak. Hay's Common,
Kent.
6, Brooklyn Road,
Shepherd's Bush,
187 1. 7H A Surrey woodland scene.
WARREN, Charles Painter.
18, Oxford Street, Chelsea.
1833. 520 Church gate, Cheshunt, Herts.
WARREN, Claude Painter.
28, St, Paul's Road, Islington.
1887. 943 A Suffolk landscape.
WARREN, C. Knighton Painter.
46, Queen's Road,
St, John's Wood.
1878. 37 Spring time.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
157
1879.
3+8
1249
1880.
«4
I88I.
•367
1405
1882.
»37
796
1883.
57«
1884.
85.
1885.
70s
1886.
ios
4S0
1887.
293
558
589
1889.
262
559
1890. 818
1892. 369
After the dance.
Lily.
Mrs. Baumann.
An Egyptian musician.
Mrs. J. Moore Graham.
A guard of the Royal Hareem.
The Marchioness of Tweeddale.
A hymn to Osiris.
The late Duke of Buccleuch,
K.G.
The Marquis of Tweeddale.
The Marquis Tseng, Chinese
Minister, awaiting officials
on New Year's Day, a cus-
tom in China,
James Williamson, Esq.
C. J. Lambert, Esq.
Executioner to the Moorish
Court.
G. A. Butler, Esq.
John Jones, Esq. Presentation
portrait,
Rameses the Great and his
queen playing a game of
draughts.
A Bedaween chief.
9, IVoronzow Road.
Felix Joseph, Esq. Presenta-
tion portrait.
WARREN, Mrs. C. Knighton ([Ger-
trude M.) Painter.
46, Queen^s Road^
St. John's Wood.
1885. 1660 A study.
1889. 1742 do. red chalk.
1762 do. black chalk.
1890. 1672 The age of innocence.
1675 "I think when I read that
sweet story of old."
1681 Study.
9, IVoronzow Road.
1892. 1528 A study.
1536 The sisters.
1570 The beauty of innocence.
31, Queen's Road,
St. John's Wood.
1894. 1439 "If fairy tales were true."
Daisy, daughter of Frederick
Sass, Esq.
1463 Saint Agnes.
"We know the Holy Inno-
cents
Laid down for Him their in-
fant life,
And martyrs brave and patient
saints
Have stood for Him in fire
and strife."
WARREN, Edmund George, R.I.
Painter.
I, Phiilimore Gardens.
1874. 16 In the New Forest.
" Genius of the Forest shades!
Lend thy power and lend thine
ear,
A stranger treads thy lonely
glades
Amidst thy dark and bounding
deer, QtQ''—Bloomfield.
WARREN, Edward Prioleau.
Architect.
S, Staple Inn^ Holbom.
1888. 1734 New barge for Magdalen Col-
lege, Oxford.
18, Cowley Street.
1893. 1542 Church of St. Columba, Wan-
stead Slip.
1894. 1620 Elmhurst,Christchurch, Hants.
1683 Church of St. Clement, Brad-
ford, Yorkshire.
1895. 1562 Interior of a church, etc.
1896. 1591 Church of St. Oswald, Fulham,
interior.
1606 Church for a London Suburb.
1899. 1658 Church of St. Martin, Bryans-
ton, Dorset.
1867 The East Gate Hotel, Oxford.
1872 Drinking fountain, St. Cle-
ment's, Oxford.
1 901. 1632 Bedales School, Petersfield.
20, Cowley Street.
1902. 1559 Shops, High Street, Oxford.
1903. 1461 St. Peter's Church, Lowestoft.
1904. 1589 House in Kensington Palace
Gardens.
WARREN, Frances Bramley (Mrs.
Burroughs) Painter.
46, Queen's Road, N. W.
1889. 978 Relics of the past.
WARREN, G Painter.
1 814. 286 Landscape and Cattle.
WARREN, Henry, K.L Painter.
5, Eliza Street, Pimlico.
1823. 99 Love among the roses. "The
Graces there were culling
posies And found young
Love among the roses."
4, Regent Street, Chelsea.
1824. 311 Scene on the Honddy river at
Llanthony, Monmouthshire;
a sketch painted on the spot.
1825. 875 The young morning star ac-
companied by his four
moons.
158
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Warren, Henry, K,L. — continued.
1826. 514 Tempe.
"They saw in Tempe's vale
her native tnaids,
Amid the festal -sounding
shades,
To some unwearied minstrel
dancing
While as his flying fingers
kiss'd the strings, etc." —
Collins,
76, Coleshill Street.
1828. 19 Cottage, from nature.
10, Robert Street.
1S33. 243 Mill at Northfleet, Kent.
2, Gloucester Grove West^
Old Brompton.
1839. 7*^ John Martin, Esq., painter of
Belshazzar's Feast, etc.
WARREN, H. Broadhurst... Painter.
Hillside^ Roxbury^
Boston, U.S.A,
1887. 936 A spur of Mount Adams, New
Hampshire, U.S.A.
WARREN, J Crayon Painter.
Bath,
1777. 3*« Four portraits in crayons.
WARREN, R. W Painter.
Brewer Street, Woolwich.
1827. 200 A study from nature.
36, Red Lion Square.
1829. 340 Rev. G. Morley.
509 Major von der Rogerrie zu
Pfefferkom.
1830. 185 Portrait of a gentleman.
WARREN, Miss Sarah M.... Painter.
Ellisfield, Basingstoke.
1889. 1303 A studio comer.
WARRfiN, Miss Sophy S. ... Painter.
51, Rathbone Place.
1869. 577 Evening.
1870. 622 Southcote Lane, Berks.
Milwood, Sutton, Surrey.
187 1. 618 Near Henley-on-Thames.
1875. 825 Near Earleieh.
1876. 799 A summer day on the Thames.
Ivy Bank, Sutton.
657 Early morning — Exeter.
1878.
WARREN, W Painter.
62, Edgeware Rocui.
1 796. 259 A flower piece.
WARRENER, William T.... Painter.
The Moorlands,
Bracebridge, Lincoln.
1887. 953 A Gatinais courtyard in winter.
1888. 30* '* When other helpers fail."
637 A confession.
1889. 235 The lavoir in a French Village.
1890. 809 A ballad; portrait study.
1892. 693 A comrade's visit.
1895. 381 The end of the stance.
1897. 92 The weaver.
WARRINGTON, Thomas ... Painter.
67, Castle Street,
Bemers Street.
1829. 451 Sketch from nature.
6, Newman Street.
1 83 1. 577 Miss S. Phillips, of the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane.
WARRINGTON, W.
Stained Glass Painter.
42, Berkeley Street.
1844. "o^ Design for the altar window of
Chichester Cathedral.
1 1 30 Eastern window. Trinity church,
Brdmpton.
WARRY, Daniel Robert.
Arcfaitecti etc.
I, New Boswell Court,
LincoMs Inn.
1855. 1248 Design for a church.
4, Albion Road, Lewisham.
1904. 1039 The puritan.
WART, Ames Van. See V, vol. viii,
page 73.
WARTON Architect.
Broad Street, Ratcliff.
1809. 794 Church at Saffirbn Walden.
WARVILLE, F. Brissot De. See D,
vol. ii, page 317.
WARWICK, Anne, Countess of.
Crayon Painter.
SiabU Yard, St.Jame^s.
1870. 825 Lady Eva Greville; crayon
drawing.
WARWICK, H Painter.
28) Rowland Street.
1854. 1325 The aisle by twilight.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
159
WARWICK, J Gem Engraver.
145, Strand,
1808. 818 Charles theTwelfth, of Sweden ;
an impression from an in-
taglio.
1813. 551 A frame containing impressions
from intaglios: portraits of
Mr, Pitt and Mr, Fox,
1819. 1 119 Two impressions from in-
taglios.
1823. looa An impression from an in-
taglio j portrait of a late
GenefaJ officer*
WARWICK, J Architect,
28, Htntiand SirecL
1852. 1 196 Design for a saloon.
1853. 1 196 do, library,
1857. X103 Composition for a ceiling.
1 107 Ceiling in colours-
1859. 107a Design for a ceiling.
WARWICK, Mra.
Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor,)
1823. 783 Portrait of her brother.
WARWICK, Septimus Architect.
gS, Lancaster ^aad^ IV.
1904. 1569 A group of almshouses.
WASLBY, Frank ,,. Painter.
4^ Ckapei IVuik^ Manckesttr.
iSqS- 133s Running for home.
Fakon Terraa^ IVAitfy.
1896. 1500 Solitude. **The heavens de-
clare his handiwork."
1897. 1700 Whitby Pier; incident during
the gale of October.
WASSB, Arthur , Painter.
97, Bridg€ Street^ Manchester.
55a Flowers,
Otd Exchange Arcade^
Manchester*
443 A portrait study.
Kensington Crescent StuS^s^ W.
$77 A court yard.
149a *' Bent, but not broken." >
1507 "Prosit"
479 Lancashire pit lasses at work.
698 A daily duty.
1^76 pa3sion lowers.
i7» Vkare^i G^i.
1891, i6ti A siren.
1892. 1123 A supplicant,
1590 Devotion.
1879.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1890.
is^sa^orl
1893. 14 1 7 Suspense.
1895. 333 Poppies and Peonies.
WASSERMAN, J. C Painter.
50, Beveriey Terrace^
Cuiiercoats^
Nemcastlt-on- T^ne.
1 880. 766 Autumn beauties,
iS8a. 1029 In a meadow.
WATE,
1815.
1816.
1817.
tSiS.
1819.
1S20.
1821.
182a.
1823.
ZS24.
1825.
1S26.
1827.
1828.
WtUiam Painter.
5, Gearge Street^
Btackfriars Road.
SQf Infant gleaner*
171 Study from nature; Banks of
the Thames, Battersea.
104 Study from nature, Battersea.
317 A study.
167 Scene in the Isle of Wight
4tfi Cottage scene at Thames Dit-
ton.
4, Penion Pktct^ WcUworih.
135 Study from nature.
13s A study.
147 Study from nature,
So Woody scene, Buckingham-
shire.
39, Elizabeth Place.
93 View on Loch Long,
$4 Composition.
2, Smiile Place.
113 A market scene.
505 View of Lambeth palace and
church — the neighbouring
poor receiving soup, etc.
|Q4 Scene on the banks of the
Thames, painted from na-
ture.
13^ Walnut TWc Watk,
Lambeth.
326 Still life ; a study.
3, Stamford Place, York Road.
19 Scene on the Thames at Gor-
ing, near Reading, Berks.
t|6 Scene on Wrotham Heath,
Kent.
f«3 Sketch— Fishermen, etc., Folke-
stone, Kent.
22, Old Walnut Tree Walk.
to I View of Windsor Castle, painted
in water colour, after the
manner of ancient fresco.
401 Scene near Loch Katrine.
*o* Litniiscape, study.
yf SccriD fTom nature near Ilfra-
combe.
. • ^f^.w^n* t>eFir tlfracombe, painted
I colours of a new
i6o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
>
WATBRHOUSE, Alfred, R.A.
1883.
X191
Architect.
Cross Street Chambers^
Manchester.
1884.
1048
1857.
1094 Cottage erecting in Cumber-
1258
land.
1283
8, New Cavendish Street.
1868.
865 Manchester New Town Hall.
1296
1869.
975 Gonville and Caius College,
1314
Cambridge, etc.
1885.
1348
986 Manchester Town Hall.
1803
999 do. do.
1870.
792 St. Matthew's, Blackmoor.
1871.
943 Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
948 Clock tower, Manchester Town
1886.
1168
Hall.
1588
20, New Cavendish Street.
1872.
1 173 Liverpool Seamen's Orphan
1639
Institution, etc.
1887.
"33
t2i3 Owens College, Manchester.
1874.
1095 Court Chambers, Lincoln's
1596
Inn.
1656
1172 Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
1680
1875.
945 do. do.
1876.
1004 Natural History Museum,
1888.
12x7
South Kensington.
1230
1068 Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
1877.
1093 Clock tower, Manchester Town
1889.
149*
Hall.
1902
(Elected A.R.A.)
1878.
1054 Iweme Minster, Dorset.
1917
1094 Yatterdon, near Newbury.
1934
U09 Central Hall, Natural History
Museum.
1890.
1204
1879.
1094 Interior, New Court, Carey
Street.
X828
iioi Prudential Insurance Com-
1891.
1256
pany, Holbom.
1 102 Pembroke College, Cambridge.
1832
1880.
1 1 19 Corner of Old Bond Street and
Piccadilly.
1849
1175 Interior of Heythrop Hall,
Oxon.
1892.
1191
1177 St. Paul's School at Kensing-
X240
ton.
«75>
1881.
1010 Clock Tower in memory of
the late C. Turner, Esq.,
1893.
1498
M.P., on the Liverpool pier-
head.
«499
1043 Library at Eaton Hall.
1084 Central Institution of the City
1894.
1714
and Guilds of London In-
stitute, Exhibition Road,
1895.
688
South Kensington.
1463
1882.
1 1 30 Interior of St. Elizabeth's,
Reddish, near Manchester.
1896.
1677
1 1 39 do. do. do.
1 198 St. Mary's, Twyford, Hants.
1687
1204 do. do. do.
1883.
1 1 56 Owens College, Manchester.
1695
Turner Memorial, Dingle Head,
Liverpool, Home of Rest for
Chronic Sufferers.
Warkworth.
Owens College, Manchester, etc.
Cambridge University Union
Society, etc.
Turner Memorial Home, etc.
Allerton, Cannes.
The Theatre, Taormina, Sicily.
National Liberal Club, White-
hall Place.
(Elected R.A.)
Chartres Cathedral porch,
north Transept
Prudential Assurance offices,
Dale St., Liverpool
National Liberal Club.
The Lahn, from Kloster Am-
stein.
Girton College, Cambridge.
Royal Infirmary, Liverpool.
Manchester Town HaU. Dip-
loma work.
Girgenti.
The Aventine from the Ponte
Rotto.
A Berkshire lane, Easter.
Liverpool University College,
etc.
Hotel Metropole, Brighton.
The Weigh House Chapel,
Mayfair.
Evening near Zermatt.
Prudential Assurance Com-
pany, Glasgow.
Granada from the Gardens of
the Generalife.
National Provincial Bank of
England, Manchester.
In the garden of the Hotel
Metropole, Brighton.
In Salvator Rosa's Country.
The Tiber in 1873.
Examination Hall, Yorkshire
College, Leeds.
National Provincial Bank of
England, Piccadilly.
Refuge Assurance Co., Man-
chester.
Prudential Assurance Build-
ings, Nottingham.
On the Erme.
Prudential Assurance Com-
pany, Edinburgh.
Christie Library, Owens Col-
lege, Manchester.
University College Hospital
Gower Street.
Bank, Park Row, Leeds.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
i6i
1897. 715 Bamborough Castle.
1793 The Surveyors' Institution.
1898. 77 Arisaig; N.B.
866 Ashhampstead Common.
1899. 5a On the Clunie, Braemar.
766 March in Granada.
1853 Prudential Insurance Com-
pany, Holborn Bars.
1900. 599 A Cotswold manor house.
1 90 1. 46* At my gate.
1874.
1875-
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
WATBRHOUSE, John William,/?:^.
Painter.
I, Scarsdaie Villas^ Kensington.
1402 Sleep and his half-brother
Death.
70, Holland Road.
76 Miranda.
260 Whispered words.
91 After the dance.
1324 A sick child brought into the
Temple of ^Esculapius.
393 The Tibia.
547 The remorse of Nero after the
murder of his mother.
986 La Favorita.
138 The household gods.
504 A Pompeian shop.
106 Rival roses.
221 A summer's day.
1882. 1515 Diogenes.
1883. 383 The bubbles.
462 The favourites of the Emperor
Honorius.
Primrose Hill Studios, M IV.
1884. 559 Consulting the oracle. **The
Oracle or Teraph was a
human head, cured with
spices, which was fixed
against the wall, and lamps
being lit before it and other
rites performed, the imagina-
tion of diviners was so excited
that they supposed that they
heard a low voice speaking
future events."
1885. 503 St. Eulalia. Prudentius says
that the body of St. Eulalia
was shrouded " by a miracu-
lous fall of snow when lying
exposed in the forum after
her martyrdom."
(Elected A.R.A.)
1886. 450 The magic circle. Purchased
for the Chant rey Bequest for
^^650.
1887. '34 Mariamne. Mariamne, wife of
King Herod the Great, going
forth to execution after her
Cdae chaiges
▼m. ^^"^ — — —
brought against her by the
jealousy of Salome, the
King's sister, his mother,
and others of his family.
After Mariamne's trial and
condemnation by the judges
appointed by her husband,
Herod, who had been pas-
sionately attached to his
wife, was about to commute
the sentence to imprison-
ment for life, but was urged
by Salome to have the sen-
tence carried out, which was
accordingly done. — See Jose-
phus,
1888. 500 The Lady of Shalott.
"And down the river's dim
expanse.
Like some bold seer in a
trance,
The broad stream bore her far
away."
—The Lady of Shalott.
1889. 171 Under the olives.
222 Ophelia.
1891. 373 Flora.
475 Ulysses and the Sirens. The
Sirens, who with their melo-
dious voices lured all navi-
gators to destruction on the
dangerous coast of Sicily
were, according to classical
tradition, creatures having
the body of a bird with the
head of a beautiful woman.
They received this form from
Ceres, as a punishment, be-
cause they had not assisted
her daughter Persephone
when carried away by Pluto.
They were informed by the
oracle that as soon as any
passed by without heeding
their songs they should
perish. Ulysses, warned by
Circe, stopped the ears of
his companions and ordered
himself to be bound to the
mast, and so successfully
passed the fatal coast. After
this the Sirens, in their dis-
appointment, threw them-
selves into the sea and
perished.
1892. 20 Circe invidiosa: Circe poison-
ing the sea. Circe, having
endeavoured without success
to make Glaucus desert
l62
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
s
Waterhouse, John William, R.A.— con-
tinued,
Scylla, poisoned the sea
where Scylla was wont to
bathe, and thus communi-
cated to her a hideous form.
—Ovid.
1892. 924 Danae.
1893. 98 A Hamadryad.
149 "La belle dame sans merci."
—Keats,
1894. 82 Field flowers.
245 The Lady of Shalott.
436 Mrs. Charles Newton-Robin-
son.
1S95* 97 St. Cecilia. "In a clear walled
city on the sea. Near
gilded organ pipes — slept St.
Cecily."
174 Phyllis, younger daughter of
E. A. Waterlow, Esq., A.R. A.
(Elected R.A.)
1896. 271 Pandora.
1897. 307 Hylas and the Nymphs.
1898. 64 Flora and the Zephyrs.
211 Ariadne.
1899. 22 Miss Molly Rickman.
1900. 155 The awakening of Adonis.
10, Hail Road^
St, John's Wood,
1 90 1. 48 Mrs. Schreiber.
138 A mermaid. Diploma work.
231 Nymphs finding the head of
Orpheus.
1902. 181 The crystal ball.
19s The missal.
1903. 16 Echo and Narcissus.
202 Psyche opening the golden
box.
204 Windflowers.
1904. 30 Psyche opening the door into
Cupid's garden.
618 Boreas.
WATERHOUSE, Mrs. John William
(Esther) Painter.
3, Primrose Hill Studios.
1885. 1393 Azaleas.
1442 do.
1887. 1 141 Pink roses.
1888. 1241 Violets.
1889. 1334 Carnations.
154X Violets.
WATERHOUSE, M Architect.
Cross Street Chambers^
Manchester,
1 86 1. 696 Manchester Assize Courts.
{This is probably a misprint for A,
Waterhouse,)
WATERHOUSE, Paul ... Architect.
20, New Cavendish Street,
1 89 1. 1928 Memorial fountain, Lowestoft.
1894. 1722 Pulpit, St Paul's Church, Great
Portland Street.
1723 Lynbrook, Stanmore.
1896. 174^ Almshouses, Darlington.
1 90 1. 1687 Shops in Upper Street, Isling-
ton.
1902. 1508 Maurice Hostel, Hoxton.
1564 The cypress walk.
1904. 147S Prudential Assurance Build-
ings, Liverpool.
WATERHOUSE, W Painter.
14, Charles Street^
Middlesex Hospital.
1846. 350 A girl of Alvito at the carnival
of Rome.
Rome,
1847. 83 The mountain girl.
1850. 614 Receiving the benediction,
after the procession of the
Madonna outside the Chiesa
decopoCroce. This church
owes its origin to Cardinal
York, Bishop of Astia and
Veletri, who died at Fras-
cati, near Rome.
1853. 403 A peasant of Frascati.
13, Alfred Place^ Brompton,
1854. 355 Italian peasants.
388 Devotion.
WATERLOW, Sir Ernest Albert,
R,A,, P.R. W,S, Painter.
Fairlawn^ RedMU,
1872. 598 Evening in Dovedale, Derby-
shire.
1873. 3" Passing showers; forest of Glen
Tanar, Aberdeenshire.
10, Duke Street ^
Portland Place,
1874. 180 The old foot bridge.
940 A land storm.
1374 Autumn day.
Hayter House,
Marylebone Road.
1875. 225 A rock-bound coast
3, St, Petersburgh Place,
1877. 145 The brow of the hill.
214 Evening — the last of the
shower.
1878. 450 The head of the lake.
734 A roadside inn.
1879. 267 The close of a midsummer's
day.
729 Pig's pasture.
764 The cottage well.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
163
1879, 810 Toilers of the wood,
910 Knowl Hill, Berkshire.
i8Sa 607 Spring. " When smiling spring
its eariiest visit paid.*' —
Goldsmith.
1489 The field gate,
1881. 3S6 Outward bound,
399 Blue bells.
1882. 671 Home again*
738 Sheep-washing, East Sussex,
1883. 145* Beltein; midsummer eve in
Cornwall,
1884* 5^* Sand digging, North Cornwall.
15&S Breezy TintageL
18S5, +6s Scant fuel
524 Watching the sea-birds.
1886. 730 October,
1100 Sunny hours,
1887. 161 Galway gossips. Purchased for
Ike Ckaniriy Bequest for
607 The white sands of Conn emam.
i88a «*i "Wolf I wolf ! "— J^o^/tf,
IOS9 The orphan,
1889. 157 Storm-blown,
13111 St* Mac Dara*s Day, The feast
of Mac Dara, patron saint of
the Con naught fishermen, is
held on a barren island off
the coast of Galway, con-
taining a chapel and crosses
dating from the sixth cen-
tury,
(Elected A-R,A,)
1890, 31 Homewards,
9J7 Friends or Foes?
189J, «i May.
357 A resting place,
9S9 The misty moon,
1IJ7 The evening hour
1, Maresfield Gardens,
1892* 231 The nursery.
7 1 2 "Far from the madding crowd."
6, Primrose Hill Studios,
1893* 43 The old bridge,
i4« Launching the salmon-boat*
173 Counting her chickens,
I, Maresfield Gardens^
Jntzjohn Avenue.
1894. 14 Qoudy June,
305 Twilight,
51S The hour when daylight dies,
640 The meadows by Haddon HalL
1895. 47 A Sussex homestead.
t^7 Golden autumn.
j88 Green pastures,
%%l The watermill,
x896, 13 Clouds o*er the *^ti.
345 In the TOdjD'?«;j«,ai^
. 4«^ The ' "-^'' ^
1896, 655 " Where early falls the dew."
1897* 83 A tranquil stream.
117 Autumn floods.
369 Flowery fields.
680 Summer flowers.
1898* (58 Summer afternoon.
238 The lonely church.
427 A moorland road.
576 Through the wood.
1899. 88 La Cote d'Azur.
990 Forest oaks.
1900. 12 The land of olives.
193 Forest pastures.
672 PastoraJe Proven9ale.
1 901. 49 Sheltered pastures.
147 Hoghton mill.
666 Willows.
919 The old sand-pit.
1902. 43 In Suffolk marshes.
161 A backwater on the Ouse.
465 Hemingford mill.
550 The river Blyth, Suffolk.
(Elected R.A. and Knighted.)
1903* 116 The banks of the Loing. Dip-
loma work.
144 Warkworth Castle, Northum-
berland.
77^ Crossing the heath, Suffolk.
1904. ti8 A showery summer day.
Z41 Bolton Castle, Yorkshire.
WATERMAN, J Architect.
3, Winslty Street^
Oxford Street.
1827, 1009 Design for a villa.
1829* 1012 View of a temple.
1065 do. the east cloister of
Westminster.
WATERS, Edward Painter.
Peter Street^ Newport Market.
1775* 3*9 St. Paul's, Covent Garden; a
drawing.
May 5 Buildings,
17 78. 3*3 A view of the inside of St.
Martin-in-the-Fields.
1780* 393 Old Palace Yard from Abbing-
don Street
1781, 508 View of Richmond bridge from
the bottom of the Castle-
gardens.
1783. 448 View of the bridge now build-
ing at Chertsey in Surrey,
as it appeared in August,
1782.
Hungerford Street^
or Lewisham^ Kent.
$89 View of the bank of England.
1 64
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Waters, Edward — continued.
George Street^ AdelphL
1 791. 595 View of St. George's Church,
Hanover Square.
Cockspur Street,
1796. ^^% Interior view of the chapel at
Greenwich Hospital.
i797« 757 Temple Bar from Fleet Street.
WATERS, Miss P Painter.
7, Cockspur Street.
Jasmine.
1799. 1055
1800. 599
604
622
1801. 983
1802. 337
403
1804. 45
(An
1816. ^^%
Tulips.
Mayblossom.
A coxcomb.
Tulips.
Evergreens.
Lilac.
2. Strand,
Fruit.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
Balsam.
WATERS, R., Senr Painter.
Newcastk-upon- Tyne,
' 7^5' 54* A view of the remains of Tyne-
mouth Monastery taken in
the year 1742.
WATERS, R. , Junr Painter.
R, Waters,
Newcastle-upon- lyne,
1 784. 470 The new bridge from the south,
with a view of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
47» The bridge at Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, with the temporary
bridge as it appeared in
August, 1779, from the
north.
529 A rock.
536 View of Tynemouth Castle
from the North.
R, Waters, Junr,,
Newcastle-upon- Tyne,
1785. 479 View of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
from the S.W.
5*7 View of Marsdon Rocks.
551 View of the inside of St. Nicho-
las Church, Newcastle, taken
in 1783, before the late al-
terations.
562 A gothic elevation.
WATERS, Miss Sadie Painter.
cjo A, Parsons, Esq,, A,R,A,,
54, Bedford Gardens,
1897. 1371 La Vierge aux Lys.
WATERS, W Miniature Painter.
19, George Street, Adelphi.
1792. 7$6 Piety.
1 793* 37' Portrait of a gentleman.
462 do. lady.
9, Cockspur Street,
1795* 55^ Portrait of a lady.
1797. 665 Interior View of St. Martin's
Church.
939 Portrait of a lady.
958 do. gentleman.
964 do. lady.
969 do. do.
1032 do. do.
1798. 996 Uxbridge House, Burlington
Gardens.
1800. 333 View of Buckingham Gate
from Pimlico.
768 Portrait of a lady.
851 do. gentleman.
WATERS, W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 1. 754 Flowers.
WATERS, W. R Painter.
75, Margate Street, Dover.
1 84 1. 544 Portraits of the sons of George
Stratten, Esq., with a New-
foundland dog.
47, Snargate Street, Dover.
1844. 54 Childhood.
1845. 479 Thomas Poynder, Esq.
1846. 1317 Portraits of three children.
1847. 561 Playing at Cat's-cradle.
23, Castk Street, Dover.
1850. 128 The sisters.
156 The breakfast visitor.
1853. 231 The Jack o' Lantern.
WATHEN, G. H Architect.
1 2, Regent Street,
1845. 1100 Design for a lighthouse and
telegraph tower for the new
Birkenhead docks, near
Liverpool.
WATKEYS, W Painter.
42, Essex Street, Strand.
1822. 23 Landscape Composition.
1823. 580 View of the Black and Beacon
Mountains from Clifford,
Herefordshire.
WATKIN, Miss Isabel Painter.
255, Brixton Road.
1903. 483 The organ*grinder.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
165
WATKINS, B. CoUes, R,H,A.
Painter.
2, Leinster Strtety Dublin,
1868. 419 Killarney Mountains and
Middle Lake from "The
Queen's drive."
1870. Ill Approach of winter, McGilli-
cuddy Reeks, Killarney.
1874. 356 Inthe gap of Dunloe, Killarney.
WATKINS, E. Stanley.
Stained Glass Painter.
64, Ranelagh Road^ Ealing,
1898. 1605 Design for a window.
1654 do. staircase window.
1902. 1452 Porch windows, Walsham
Church, near Bury.
1464 Window, Morley Town Hall,
Yorkshire.
WATKINS, Frank Painter.
Feltham^ Middlesex,
1875. 655 " Know nor care nor married
strife."
1876. 787 ** Has wives as many as he will,
I would the Sultan's gay lot
fill."
WATKINS, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1806. 337 Revenge; a sketch.
"Revenge, impatient, rose.
He threw his blood-stained
sword in thunder down.
And, with a withering look.
The war-denouncing trumpet
took, etc." — Collins.
WATKINS, John Etcher.
61, Robert Street,
1876. II 25 Majolica staircase, South Ken-
sington Museum; etching.
1877. 1221 Terra-cotta balcony. South Ken-
sington Museum; etching.
1878. 1192 Keramic Gallery, South Kens-
ington Museum; etching.
1207 Keble College Chapel, Oxford;
etching.
1879. 1261 Grill room. South Kensington
Museum; etching.
1 8, MontpelierPlace^ Brompton,
1 88 1. 1221 North staircase. South Kens-
ington Museum; etching.
WATKINS, John Painter.
cjo G. Brown,
16, Wood Street, Chelsea.
1884. 1187 A puritan.
1886. 1 1 20 Maternal Counsel.
48, Westboume Street,
Shane Square.
1890. 1326 The spinning lesson.
1385 At the old well.
1893. 1 1 12 An Italian girl.
1894. 1184 Home from market.
WATKINS, Joseph, R,H.A,
Sculptor.
2, Leinster Street, Dublin.
1867. 1166 The Earl of Enniskillen.
1868. 1000 The Archbishop of Dublin.
{Dr. Trench.)
1870. 1 141 Lady Brooke; marble.
WATKINS, Miss Susan Painter.
127, Rue Boucicaut,
Fountenay-auX'Roses, France.
1 90 1. 618 The interrupted lesson.
WATKINS, Mrs. W. (Kate).
Painter.
1850. 1083 An Interior.
Kate IV. Watkins,
The Precincts, Durham.
1886. 915 On the Wear, Durham.
1888. 967 Interior.
WATKINS, W. H.
Miniature Painter.
38, Sackville Street.
1843.
700 E. VV. Scadding, Esq.
34, Albany Street.
1844.
650 Mrs. Thompson.
687 — Amedroz, Esq.
759 B. Good, Esq.
820 H. Amedroz, Esq.
872 — Yearsley, Esq.
1845.
737 Mrs. Bowden.
869 Deputy Assistant Commissary
General Alfred Bishop.
884 James Bowden, Esq.
901 Mrs. William Fladgate and
daughter.
911 William J. Thompson, Junr.,
Esq.
1846.
764 George Peabody, Esq.
1847.
790 Portrait of a lady.
882 do. do.
1848.
747 {No title in catalogue,)
831 A young lady.
937 Portrait of a lady.
1849.
822 Rev. Alfred Burmester,MickIe-
ham, Surrey.
WATKINS. William Wynne.
Painter.
15, MeHna Place.
1857.
113 A study.
1 66
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WATSON, Miss Ada Painter.
1 7, Canonbury Park South,
1903. 634 Roses.
1829.
1830.
1831.
WATSON, Miss Caroline ... Painter.
I, Lower Grosvenor Place,
664 Family portraits.
667 Ahasuenis and Esther.
4, Palace Street^ Pimlico,
963 A study.
644 The brothers.
768 Zillah, a scene in the valley
of Elah. "The Sagan ap-
proached the streamlet, and
allowmg his mule to drink
of the clear water, said to
Zillah, Here let us pause
awhile, my child, under the
friendly shade of this noble
sycamore. This is the valley
of Elah, and this is the brook
whence David the shepherd-
boy drew forth the five
smooth stones, with one of
which he slew Goliah."
859 A portrait.
1835-
XX A tS
vrx-i.
1872.
90J
1876.
626
"74
1877.
236
1878.
881
1178
1879.
271
1202
1286
1292
1880.
896
1019
1232
1238
188I.
398
1256
1263
1265
1882.
425
1266
1883.
47
51
«43
1366
1884.
218
Charles J.
Painter and Etcher.
All Saints Green^ Norwood,
A sea breeze.
The marshman's home.
do. do. etching,
dry-point.
The new moon.
November.
The new moon; etching.
Dawning day.
Spearing eels; dry-point.
Great Yarmouth from Breydon.
London Bridge, 1878; etching.
"Sometimes we see a cloud
that 's dragonish."
Dniry Court, Strand.
Chelsea; etching.
Dawning day; Etching.
A Yarmouth row.
do. do. etching.
Greenwich; etching.
Norfolk Broads; etching.
Greenwich.
A row; on the east coast.
A "Row" do.
Storm and flood.
A marine store on the East
Coast.
King Street, Norwich; etching.
On the Yare.
1884. 223 Fishermen's homes on the east
coast.
329 Ludgate Hill, 1883.
1423 Storm and flood; etching.
143 1 A marine store on the East
Coast; etching.
1885. 69 From Charing Cross to the
Temple.
975 St Peter's Row, Great Yar-
mouth.
1620 Ludgale Hill, 1883.
1886. 882 St. Lawrence Steps, Norwich.
141 1 Mercury Lane, Canterbury.
1887. 902 November. " No park, no ring,
no afternoon gentility, No
company, no nobility." —
Hood.
1429 Up and down in St Lawrence,
Norwich.
1494 West gate, Canterbury.
Hogarth Club^ Dover Street,
1889. 282 St Martin's.
1707 Mill Bridge, Bosham.
1730 Campden, Gloucestershire.
1740 Langston, Hampshire.
5, Wentworth Studios^ Chelsea,
1890. 594 By the rolling Zuyder Zee.
928 Taankade, Dordrecht.
1430 Cheese market, Alkmaar.
1613 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, 1889.
1634 Noord Dight, Dordrecht
1 89 1. 761 Fruit market, Dinan.
1566 Vollendam, North Holland.
1569 St Etienne du Mont, Paris.
1585 St. Jacques, Lisieux.
1892. 1313 Flowers, Pont au Change, Paris.
1470 Rue St. Martin, Bayeux.
1893. 1403 Cefalii, Sicilia.
5, Wentworth Studios^
Manresa Road,
1894. 1076 Potato market, Leiden.
1895. 689 Rue du Chapeau Rouge, Avig-
non.
1282 Ferrara.
1896. 1269 " In the midst of life."
1446 Rimini.
1897. 1589 Marchd aux fleurs.
1898. 1570 Lincoln.
1900. 1295 Walcheren shrimp-boats.
1535 Swaledale.
19, Girdle f^s Road^
Brook Green.
1904. 9S5 La Chapelle, St. Ricquier.
1422 St. Ricquier.
WATSON, Edward Fa^on... Painter.
1839. 1057 The Indian - rubber tree in
blossom, the cotton-tree and
the Vanilla; painted from
nature.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
167
201, Piccadilly,
1845. 1319 Bust of a gentleman; in ivory.
1865. 640 A Juvenile party about to break
up.
1870. 557 The Matis, or walking leaf, a
native of South Africa.
WATSON, Miss Emma Painter.
183, West George Street,
Glasgow,
1895. 879 In a market garden.
WATSON, F Painter.
I, Upper Berkeley Place,
Bristol.
1857. 57 Left in charge.
1892.
WATSON,
1808. 283
400
1811. 2
3
1812. S5
1815.
41
208
i8i6.
349
226
3*9
1817.
350
7
34
246
1818.
358
387
4*
40a
I8I9. 302
623
1823. 345
George, PP.S.A,
Painter.
Edinburgh,
A young lady at her toilette.
Portrait of an old Scotch
gentleman.
Portrait of himself.
Heads of children.
Captain Hope.
Edinburgh, and
65, Charlotte Street.
Portraits of two children.
The Rev. Dr. Willis.
Portrait of an artist,
do. a lady,
do. do.
B. West, Esq., P.R.A.
Portrait of an artist.
The Young Chevalier.
J. Clarke, Esq., one of the
King's Counsel.
J. Bell, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
Portraits of children.
The Hon. Mr. Justice Park.
10, Forth Street, Edinburgh,
and 65, Charlotte Street.
Columbus encouraging his de-
sponding followers with as-
surances of a speedy and
happy termination of their
voyage.
Portrait of a clergyman.
Sir Evan Murray Macgregor,
Bart., chief of the Macgre-
gors.
WATSON, George Spencer.
Painter.
7, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
1891. 1088 Rosalind, daughter of Philip
Hughes, Esq.
1893.
1894.
1895.
334 Eleanor and Geoffry, children
of J. J. Read, Esq.
494 Muriel, daughter of Cap-
tain Alexander P. Hastings,
C.B.
704 Herbert Alan, son of A. Ernest
Sansom, Esq., M.D.
57, Bedford Gardens.
73 May; a portrait.
255 Mrs. William Yool.
1 1, Holland Park Road.
215 Miss Alice Watson.
257 Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's
dream.
912 Charles Fowler, Esq.
7, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
10 The rose of Sharon. " Behold,
thou art fair, my love: be-
hold, thou art fair." — Song
of Solomon, iv, i.
805 W. Spencer Watson, Esq.,
M.B., F.R.C.S.
1896. 568 La Belle Dame sans Merci.
" I met a lady in the meads,
Full beautiful, a fairy's child;
Her hair was long, her foot
was light.
And her eyes were wild.
I set her on my pacing steed.
And nothing else saw all day
long."
95 A study.
116 A fantasy. " Foster fair Purity
and eke alwaye, etc."
130 Kitty, daughter of Capt H.
Gerard Leigh.
2, Pembroke Studios,
Kensington.
619 Lady Douglas-Powell.
628 A Westminster priest
630 Miss Spencer Watson.
648 Miss YooL
572 Mrs. Phillip Hughes.
1046 Prometheus consoled by the
Spirits of the Earth. " Pro-
metheus. How fair these air-
borne shapes! etc." — Shel-
ley.
32 W. F. H. Lyon, Esq.
261 T. Gibson Bowles, Esq., M.P.
376 The birth of Aphrodite.
240 Miss Ida Main
351 The Earl of Leitrim.
777 Sir R. Douglas-Powell, Bart,
M*D., Physician Extra ordi-
H .M. the King.
%H H^^^MIir Gwyon.
7H.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
I90I.
1902.
1903.
1 68
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WATSON, Miss Grace I Painter.
7, Rothschild Gardens^
Norwood,
1893. 795 "Is it, O man, with such ac-
cursed instruments as these,
Thou drownest Nature's
sweet and kindly voices?"
WATSON,
1896. 310
756
1897. 34
810
1899. ^^9
968
1900. 571
801
825
1066
1901. 158
447
45a
454
1902. 386
1904. 360
443
Harry Painter.
37, Guildford Street,
South Lambeth Road.
In sweet September.
Wanderers.
By the side of an old dyke.
The Sawdon Road, Brompton,
Yorkshire.
Willows by the side of the
Derwent, Yorkshire.
18, Kensington Court Place.
A silvery morning.
Miss Ethel Meen.
A hot summer's day.
The Smuggler's daughter.
A dreamer.
Across the straits from Mona's
Isle.
Ducks and drakes.
The apple orchard in spring-
time.
Blossoms.
Prospero and Miranda.
" The dead and the living, and
a life to redeem."
Wending homeward.
Twilight and the dawn.
WATSON, Homer Painter.
Charles Street,
Pittenweem, Fife,
1889. 286 The village by the sea.
WATSON, J Painter.
29, High Glencaime Street,
Kilmarnock,
1890. — (/« the index, but no exhibit in
the catalogue,)
WATSON, Miss J Painter.
The Green, Tottenham,
1863. 98 An old pensioner.
WATSON, James Painter.
5, Nesham Street,
Newcastk-upon-iyne,
1900. 965 A cottage Garden.
WATSON, John (afterwards Sir John
Watson Gordon, R,A,, P.RSA.).
Pamter.
21, Broughton Street,
Edinburgh,
24s DonQuixote haranguing Rogue
Guinarfs banditti, on the
profligacy of their lives, be-
fore his entry into Barce-
lona.
176 Portrait of an officer in his in-
stallation dress of Esquire
to a Knight Grand Cross of
the Bath.
29, India Street, Edinburgh,
281 The Hon. John Stewart, M.P.
also under Sir John Watson
Gordon, R.A,, P.R.S.A,, vol. iii, pages
276, 277.)
1817.
1820.
1825.
{See
WATSON, John. ..Miniature Painter.
5, Church Rout, Islington,
1848. 1089 Portrait of a lady.
22, Newman Street,
1 85 1. 891 Master Kelso, eldest son of
Captain Kelso, Horkesley
Park.
1852. 901 Claudius Erskine Goodman,
Esq.
WATSON, John Architect.
9, Wells Street, W,C,
1897. 1862 House at Walton-on-Thames.
WATSON, John Burges ... Architect.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
/. B, Watson,
18 1 9. 875 View of the River Wandell,
Wandsworth, Surrey.
J.B, Watson,
Surbiton Hill House,
Kingston,
1824. 923 Design for an entrance to a
nobleman's park.
1825. 877 Design for a cast-iron bridge
for Kingston, Surrey.
981 Design for nobleman's man-
sion.
1826. 865 Design for a church.
866 Design for a cenotaph to the
memory of Lord Byron.
1827. 960 Part of a town residence for a
Commander-in-Chief, or with
slight alterations for any
other military or naval Hero.
1028 A Terrace on die banks of the
Thames, Surrey side.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
169
5, Lower Seymour Street
1829. 1041 Design for fitting up the in-
terior of Magdalen College
Chapel, Oxford.
1831. 1001 North Vicarage, Herts.
39, Manchester Street.
1836. 1042 Marine residence at Steephill,
Isle of Wight.
1838. 1075 Hook church, near Kingston,
Surrey.
John Dawson, R, W,S,
Painter.
4, Norfolk Street, Manchester.
An artist's studio.
12, Murray Street,
Camden Street.
Christ blessing little children.
12, St. Augustin^s Road,
Camden Square.
Robinson Crusoe. "It would
have made a stoic smile to
see me and my little family."
A glimpse of happiness.
The return from Culloden.
Among the wild flowers.
The dinner hour.
Jean's toilet.
8, Oval Road, RegenCs Park.
Baby's awake.
Resting.
Robinson Crusoe teaching his
parrot to talk.
1S6 Thinking it out
37, Gloucester Road,
Regents Park.
1865. 609 "No lady but at some time
loves \ysx glass." — Ben Jon-
son.
Milfori, Godalming.
1866. 500 The poisoned cup.
1867. 5«7 The parting.
1868. 412 The student " For where is
any author in the world,
Teaches such beauty as a
woman's eye."
501 The stolen meeting.
1869. 665 Mrs, J. D. Watson.
1870. 35 Fishermen shooting wild ducks
— Coast of Northumber-
land.
174 Northumbrian Life Brigade
man throwing the hand-
rocket to a wreck.
1871. sSi Saved.
1074 Black to move.
i873> lots Women's work.
1873. ^ '1^ plague of her life.
1874. 15 ''Onty been with a few friends.**
zt The old dock.
VIII.
X^ A
k^XI,
»853-
I2l6
1854.
4*8
1855-
■«5
1856.
1857-
1858.
1859.
>354
451
6.7
69
101
1861.
3'»
1863.
4<4
9»
1874.
1875.
1876.
1878.
1879.
1880.
I88I.
1882.
1883.
1889.
1890.
613 The pet of the common.
19 The gleaner's harvest
8, Berners Strut.
37 Across the common.
22, St. Edmund's Terrace,
Regent's Park.
655 Mrs. Charles Campbell.
712 Mrs. Flo Scott.
1039 Taking home the bride.
160 A reverie.
375 Corporal Trim. " But what is
this, to that future and
dreaded page, where I shall
see thee, faithful servant!
laying his sword and scab-
bard, with a trembling hand,
across his cofl^ and then
returning pale as ashes to the
door, to take his mourning
horse by the bridle, to follow
his hearse, as he directed
thee."— TW/Zrajt Shandy.
59S A moonlight walk.
Longsden,
19, Marlborough Road.
13S3 An unpromising pupiL
525 Portrait in the costume of the
seventeenth century.
463 Gerald Haldene Grace.
466 Portrait of a lady.
3, The Villas^ Eaton Terrace,
SL Joke's Wood.
446 On the Conway, Bectws-y-coed.
353 In the Valley of the Cooway.
WATSON, Mosgrave Lewthwaitc.
Sculptor.
57, Mmsemm Street,
Sigismunda; a stamr la braoae.
Simplicity: a ssadj in marble.
Mnsidora.
39. RaiMom PSace.
Hagar and Ishmari: a skeock.
The dream of lo; a skccc&L
Duite and Beatnce. '^la cme
tardiest sphere tiuES p a r i rt^
Here, mid diese ocherbieaBBd
ahobfest.'
Bust in invr of Miss Gresves.
Design in brooae Ssr as £^?p-
tian priest;
bribe Ekcaocype.
&ooae fiiese £ar a 1
Eiectrotyped sbLubcc, I\jeu|
andP^UB^
IS Uffer GSomsesOer Sonet..
ofr
on
1829. IIS4
I1S6
1207
1830. 1250
1835. 1059
1837. 119*
1840. ii$o
1841. 114^
1842. IH9
1843- "l*"
1844. 1149
I70
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Watson, Musgrave Lewthwaite — con-
tinued,
1844. 1409 Sleep and death bearing ofT the
body of Sarpedon. "Give
the bold chief a glorious fate
in fight, etc." — Pop^s Homer,
1845. 1470 Literature — a basso-relievo in
marble forming part of a
monument in memory of the
late Allan Cunningham.
30, Bidborough Street,
1847. X078 Proclamation of the Royal Ex-
change, by command and in
the presence of Queen Eliza-
beth. Competition drawing
for the pediment of the Royal
Exchange.
1287 England proclaiming universal
commerce with all nations.
Competition drawing for the
pediment of the Royal Ex-
change.
1339 Model for a mural monument
by Charles Hay Cameron,
Esq., representing his great-
grandfather, Dr. Archibald
Cameron, attending the
wounded at the battle of
Culloden, etc., etc.
1444 "Little children, come unto
me"; alto-relievo, executed
for the late Hon. Miss Fox,
and erected at Little Hol-
land House.
1448 Hebe; for Bowood.
1449 Iris; for fiowood.
WATSON, P. Fletcher Painter.
44, Lansdowne Road,
Didsbury, Manchester,
1894. 1 196 Hospital at Santa Cruz.
WATSON, Paxton H Architect.
4, Adam Street, Adelphi,
1897. 1754 First Lodge, Lea Park.
1899. 1734 The Heights, Witley.
1809 Lea Park, Godalming.
1900. 17*0 Lea Park, Surrey.
1838 Binton Farm, near Famham.
1903. 1649 Bam House, Merstham.
WATSON, R. See Dunn and Watson,
voL ii, page 389, and Maclaren,Dunn
and Watson, voL v, page 150.
WATSON, Robert Painter.
IS, lUtchfield Street,
Cavendish Square,
1778. 324 Portraits of two children.
325 Portrait of a young gentleman.
WATSON,
1845.
26
583
65a
1846.
SJ5
1847.
3«J
1778. 326 Ignorance and folly.
327 Rustick happiness from the 6th
stanza of Gray's Elegy.
328 The death of Arviragus, from
Mason's Caractacus.
329 Two children.
Robert F Painter.
R, Watson, 44, Newman Street,
Night
Early morning.
Fishing boats in a breeze.
17, Brecknock Street,
Koff ship entering Shields Har-
bour.
A distant view of Flamborough
Head, with vessels standing
off and on.
1848. S46 A breeze from Robin Hood's
Bay, Yorkshire — coast
traders and colliers home-
ward bound.
1265 A Dutch hocker stranded —
flood tide.
53, Newman Street,
1849. 185 The Erebus and Terror, under
the command of Sir John
Franklin, leaving the coast
of Britain, on the Arctic Ex-
pedition in 1845. (The ships
painted from sketches taken
while they lay in the
Thames.)
1850. 563 Leaving port
1853. 335 Vale of Coquet, Northumber-
land, from the hill above
Lothbury.
1855. 5 The roadstead. Shields — ^an
evening tide.
1857. 430 Squally weather, off Lowestoflt.
1862. 517 Shields Bar — traders and
colliers running for the har-
bour.
1864. 77 The sea coast near Marsden,'
Durham.
WATSON, Mi88 Rosalie M.
Painter.
43, Poland Street,
73$ Anxiously waiting.
7*8 " He cannot come."
1 153 A study.
953 "She took the gift with a
mocking smile, In the flush
of her maiden pride."
1098 "So many apples less."
44a, Maddox Street.
1x97 "The lass that loves a sailor."
I220 Waiting.
1887. 1206 Past and present.
1878.
1879.
1881.
1882.
1884.
1886.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
171
WATSON, S Painter.
3, Grefs Wcdk,
South Lambeth,
1 792. 574 A View at Shepperton, Middle-
sex.
1793. 769 A view at Lower Shuckburgh,
Warwickshire.
13, Abingdon Street ^
Westminster.
'795* 34^ View from nature.
WATSON, Stewart Painter.
89, Russell Street
1843. 4^' Buttari driving Roman oxen.
91, Dean Street,
1844. 1150 The festa of St. Peter in the
church of St Peter's, Rome.
On St. Peter's day it is the
custom to dress the bronze
statue of the saint in the
pontifical robes, the tradition
being, that St Peter was the
first Bishop of Rome.
1845- 34a Portrait of Giuseppe Conta-
dino, and old soldier of the
Italian Legion under Napo-
leon, in the dress of a pil-
grim, in which he visited
Rome in the year 1842.
435 Young mother and child, cos-
tume of Albano, near Rome.
WATSON, T Architect.
Portland Street,
Cavendish Square,
181 1. 878 Design for a triumphal arch.
WATSON, Thomas Engraver.
In Little Windmill Street,
1769. 119 A drawing, after a picture of
Rembrant
WATSON, Thomas Henry.
Architect.
9, Nottingham Place.
1862. 845 Design for an Exchange.
1865. 807 Design for an asylum, to which
the Soane medallion was
awarded by the Royal Insti-
tute of British Architects.
1^66. 75" St. Antonio, detto ** II Santo,"
Padua.
753 Campanile, Venice.
1867. 882 Campanile, Sta Maria del Fiore,
Florence.
917 Design for the Manchester
Royal Exchange.
1868. 872 London Orphan Asylum.
877 Amboni, Sta Maria in Cosme-
din, Rome.
1868. 894 Sketch of a design for a grand
opera House.
1869. 964 Tabernacle in the Cathedral of
Grenoble, France, 15th cen-
tury.
1009 Staircase in the Courtyard of
the Chdteau Blois, France,
temp. Fran9ois I; sketch.
John Street, Cullercoats.
1870. 13a Drying nets — CuUercoats,
Northumberland.
9, Nottingham Plan.
187 1. 946 Church of St Luke.
Evelyn Street, Deptford.
1872. X 2 1 5 St Mary's Church, Loughton.
1873. 1 135 St Ann's Heath Asylum.
1877. "43 Clifford Chambers, Bond Street
1884. »3o6 Somerhill, Kent
1 89 1. 177" Entrance gates — the Villa Au-
relia, Rome.
1901. 1557 St Peter's Church, Crickle-
wood.
1601 Whitney Court, Hertfordshire.
1904. 1439 Public offices, Hendon.
WATSON, Thomas J., A.R.W.S,
Painter.
John Street, CuUercoats,
1871. 383 Waiting for boats.
434 Fisherman's courtship.
1 143 Cottage exterior: Surrey.
4, lynemouth Terrace,
lynemouth.
1872. 21 A Tiff.
609 A fisher lass.
1873. X98 A fishing village.
923 The pilot's home.
New Whitley, NtwcastU.
1875. 567 The stream.
1876. 122 In a Scotch Fishing Village.
Milford, Godalming.
1877. 37> A pastoral.
79$ A village bridge.
1878. 818 Evening.
The Red House, Witley.
1879. 71 Cornfield — autumn.
684 Rustic bridge.
1880. 584 Landscape — Surrey.
1881. 239 The brook.
565 A breezy day.
1421 Evening.
1883. 230 Woodland.
251 Companions.
1884. 293 " As it fell upon a day. In the
merry, merry month of May."
— Shakespeare,
7, St. Paul's Road,
Cambridge.
1903. 833 Sunday morning— Odde, Nor-
way.
172
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WATSON, Thomas L Architect.
io8, West Regent Street,
Glasgow,
1890. 1855 Offices of the "Glasgow Even-
ing Citizen."
1891. 1852 Woodcroft, Larbert, N.B.
1892. 1742 ChurchofSt. Peter, Drogheda.
1893. 1643 House at Kelvinside, Glasgow.
166, Bath Street, Glasgow,
1900. 1898 59, Bath Street, Glasgow.
WATSON, W Painter.
10, Pembroke Place, UverpooL
1872. 623 Scotch cattle — Rowardennan
Ferry, Loch Lomond.
William.
Miniature Painter.
80, Cannon Street,
Portrait of a young lady.
4, Poland Street,
Portrait of a lady.
Camden Town,
New church, Kidderminster.
46, Brewer Street,
Admiral Lord A. Beauclerck.
Portraits of two children.
3, Queen St., Golden Square,
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. lady.
Lord Charles Beauclerck.
Admiral Lord Amelius Beau-
clerck, G.C.B., G.C.H.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
Captain P. Campbell.
40, London Street,
The Hon. Miss Agnes Petre.
Master Wilkinson.
Hon. Arthur Petre, son of
Lord and Lady Petre.
68, Warren Street,
The Hon. Frederick Petre.
The Hon. Arthur Petre.
T, Mackay, Esq.
Mrs. Standish.
The Hon. Frederick Petre.
The Hon. Mrs. Frederick
Petre.
Miss Walburga Maria Lescher.
James A. Douglas, Esq.
Richard Buckner, Esq.
Mrs. G. Grayham.
Portrait of a gentleman,
do. do.
38, Howland Street,
Capt. Henry Hemsley.
Portrait of an M.D.
Henry Howard Barber, Esq.,
of H.M. 15th Hussars.
WATSON,
1828.
822
1830.
950
1832.
X065
1835.
1837.
666
770
1839.
1840.
1841.
1013
713
747
769
1843.
1844.
678
829
816
1845.
1847.
849
757
781
1848.
1849.
738
79«
869
9«5
688
791
1850.
1851.
813
844
856
831
898
1057
1852.
780
837
9*3
1853.
1854.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
739 The Hon. Edmund Petre.
681 Children of Lord and Lady
Petre.
694 do. do.
766 Master Joseph Lescher, son of
Joseph Lescher, Esq., of
Boyles, Essex.
768 Eva, the infant daughter of
Hubert de Burgh, Esq.
781 Miss Terese Lescher.
807 Captain Charles Pierrepoint
Lane Fox, H.U.G.G.
889 Lord Petre.
750 Charles Gregory, Esq.
705 Mrs. Satch.
708 Mrs. Graham.
650 Captain Charles Lane Fox at
the heights of the Alma.
8, Hampstead Street,
802 Joseph Murphy, Esq.
WATSON, W. B Architect.
31, Col tart Pood, Liverpool,
1903. 1599 Design for a Golf Club House.
WATSON,
1883. 1336
1425
1884. 1372
1885. 199
1886. 995
1887. 141
1889. 821
1890. 1055
1892. 801
1895. 235
1897. 414
1353
1898. 765
1899. 427
767
1901. 200
William Peter ... Painter.
58, St, Mary's Terrace,
Paddington,
Topsy.
Sweet pale Margaret.
A Study.
Homewards.
Village lasses.
When the heart is young.
Day dreams.
43, Blenheim Crescent,
Not ting Hill,
A passing shot.
Orchardleigh, Pinner,
The fragrant weed.
A study.
A Village belle.
Pinner from the Meadows.
The old port.
Mrs. Godfrey.
High tide on a Norfolk river.
When the year's young.
WATSON, Mrs. William Peter (for-
merly Miss Lizzie May Godfrey).
Painter.
58, St, Mary's Terrace,
Paddington,
1884. 897 " A thing of beauty is a joy for
ever."
1886. 965 At the back of the village.
Orchardleigh, Pinner,
1892. 659 Neighbours.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
^7S
1902. 1207 Cathie, daughter of Lionel K.
Pagden, Esq.
12*6 Day-dreams.
{See Miss L. M. Godfrey, vol iii,
page 256.)
WATSON, William Smellie, R.S.A.
Painter.
S, Great Ormond Street.
18 16. 909 Portrait of a gentleman.
1817. 320 Capt G. U. Barlow.
1818. 60 Mrs. G. Baker.
396 Portrait of a gentleman.
70, Charlotte Street.
18 1 9. 554 Portrait of a boy.
WATSON, Miss Painter.
12, Barossa Place^ Brampton.
1844. 7^ The pride of the harem, or
happy captive.
"Though far removed from
country, home, and friends,
The lovely captive pines not to
be free;
Beloved by him her heart de-
sired."
WATT, H Sculptor.
51, Walton Street^ Brampton.
i860. 1068 Boyhood; marble.
II, Lincoln Street^ Chelsea.
1863. io>5 Undine.
WATT, James C Architect, etc.
9, Barton St.,, Westminster.
1893. 1605 Town Hall, Brescia, Italy.
71, Dee Struts Aberdeen.
1896. 1750 Mural monument; marble and
bronze.
1897. 1780 Design for a mausoleum.
1898. 1869 Portrait of a lady; enamel.
WATT, James Henry Engraver.
Gibson Hill^ Norwood.
1856. 854 Study for a portrait
1858. 879 A sketch from nature.
1859. 1225 Christ blessing little children.
After Sir C. Eastlake.
WATT, Miss Linnie Painter.
Home Lodge^ Norwood Road.
1877. 766 Across the Downs.
1879. ^« Summer time.
779 "What's o'clock?"
97 « \\Tiittling.
1880. 675 September, near Charmoutlu
907 Farm-house, Kent
1882. 1076 Breez>- day.
1885. 989 Winter in the greenhouse.
1889. 1006 Rue de THorloge, Dinan.
117, Palace R^ulj
Streatham Bill.
1897. 46 At Polperro.
1898. 573 Market Place, San Remo.
La Sagesse^ Dinan^ France.
1901. 704 Rue de Jersual, Dinan.
WATT, W. H PainUr.
I, Pilgrinfs Lane^ Hampstead.
1854. 429 Harvest time — Sunset.
451 Lost and found.
WATT^, A Painter.
A. WattCy 139, Holbom.
^797* 4^2 Head of a bard.
A. Watts,
At Iresof^s Hotels
Westminster.
1798. 66 Head of Infant Jesus.
27, Middle Row, Moorfields.
1799. 389 Woodland'retreat, from Thomp-
son. " Deep roused I feel a
sacred terror, a severe de-
light, etc."
485 Cupid, from Ovid's Amours.
" Thus I complain'd : his
bow the stripling bent. And
chose an arrow fit for his
intent"
1800. 264 Portrait of a child.
591 The despairing lover. From
Walsh.
1801. 12 The wearied Cottage girl.
FumivaPs Inn Coffee House.
1802. 63 Girl going with provisions.
67 Boy cutting wood.
260 Boy bathing his feet.
685 The hay-mdcer.
15, Bridges Strut, Strand.
1803. 277 Cottage; child asleep.
279 The little village favourite.
1804. 639 A peasants' girl returning with
water.
FurmvaTs Inn Cqffa Houu.
1805. 580 Portrait of a do^
1806. 314 Fisherman awaiting the return
of his boat
414 The contented peasant
528 Skaiting.
1807. 180 The indolent maiden.
288 The bosom in danger.
324 A young woman hanging out
clothes.
366 A young woman reckoning her
money.
553 Giri fetdiii^ milk.
%%o The stolen opportunity.
174
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Watt6, A. — continued.
1808. toi A cottage child.
1810. 203 A girl feeding a rabbit.
213 A cottage girl.
364 Reckoning the milk-tally.
At Mr. Marshaifs,
Middle Row^ Holborn.
1811. 105 The contented cottagers.
304 A girl going for milk.
357 Girl with flowers.
746 A young woman waiting the
return of her husband.
748 Young woman fetching water.
778 Hark! the sweet warbler.
779 The cottage maiden.
Neiv Charlton^ Kent,
1816. 556 A young woman at a cottage
door.
684 The fortune teller.
WATTS, Dugard Painter.
Boxtedy Colchester.
1 90 1. 1059 Rustling through the reeds.
WATTS, Frederick W Painter.
High Street^ Hampstead.
41 View near Capel Carig.
1821.
1822.
1823.
336
3*9
167
*73
»75
1824.
1825.
1826.
1827.
do. Monmouth,
do. Kilburn, Middlesex.
View near Hendon, Middle-
sex.
View on the estate of Sir
J. Hawkins, Bart., at Ket-
ston, near Bath.
do. do. do.
308 Child's Hill, Hampstead; Har-
row in the distance.
322 View from Hendon, looking
towards Finchley, Middle-
sex.
357 Scene between Colney Hatch
and Southgate, Middlesex.
169 View near Monmouth.
252 Walford Church, Hereford-
shire.
345 Landscape.
346 Cottage near Monmouth.
349 View near Gloucester.
382 Landscape and figures.
37 iEnone and Faunus. From
Ovid's Epistles.
122 Landscape.
SI 5 View near Tunbridge.
343 Pont AberglasUyn — a mill near
Beddgellert
451 A mill near Beddgellert, North
Wales. From a drawing by
C. Deloherey, Esq.
29 Scene near Hendon, Middle-
sex.
1827. 198 Farm House near Hendon.
405 Cottage scene from nature.
1828. 54 An old bridge at Hendon.
83 The Decoy Farm at Hendon.
482 View on the Wye— Trout-fish-
ing.
1829. 433 View on the Wye, Welch
Bicknor Church in the dis-
tance.
463 Scene from Wood Mill near
Southampton.
1830. 240 Scene on the river Itchin.
6, Union Terrace^
Camden Town.
1 83 1. 20 Landscape, going to market
1832. 4*4 Scene on the river Itchen,
Hants.
447 View at Matlock, Derbyshire.
465 An old mill — evening effect.
1833. 126 Mill near Staverton, Devon.
464 Heavitree, near Exeter.
1S34. 399 A lock near Manchester.
418 Road scene, near Axminster,
Devon.
1835. 670 Aylesford Bridge, Kent.
1035 The village of Aylesford, Kent.
1836. 367 Scene on the Wye.
1^37. 255 Distant view of Shanklin, Isle
of Wight.
I, Haver stock Terrace.
1838. 394 Water-mill, near Ashburton,
Devon.
683 Farm at Totness, Devonshire.
1339. 379 Heath scene.
1009 Scene on the Thames.
1840. 454 River scene.
1842. 227 Winchester tower — Windsor
from the Thames.
367 The locks at Windsor.
620 Landscape.
1843. 49 Water-mill.
374 Landscape.
395 River scene.
1844. 307 Landscape.
1845. 477 River scene near Maidstone.
525 Watermill.
853 Landscape with waterfall.
1846. 357 Lock scene.
1104 Landscape with cattle.
1 116 Heath scene with windmill.
1847. *^9 Tintem Abbey on the Wye.
1848. 498 On the river Lynn, North
Devon.
5S2 Cottage scene.
641 Scene on the Wye.
1849. ^^5 ^ water mill.
293 Matlock, Derbyshire.
1128 Bridge near Ashburton, Devon.
1 85 1. 553 Hampstead Heath. Painted
on the spot.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
175
1854.
1855-
1856.
»«S7.
1859,
i860.
•s A watennill in Devonshire.
iiS A lock scene.
1S4 Wood scene, near Fairlight,
Sussex.
670 Landscape with watermill.
I River scene.
99< do.
6ti Fishing house, near Marlow.
1 177 Scene on the Thames near
Marlow.
60 Landscape.
WATTS, Q Architect.
Buckingham Street.
1798. 93> Design for the front of a
museum.
1837. 258
510
1838. 76S
113S
WATTS, George Frederick, R.A.,
D.C.L. Painter.
33, Up^r Norton Street.
Portrait of a young lady.
A wounded heron.
Portrait of a young lady.
I, capstone Street.
Portrait of a gentleman,
do. kdy.
14, capstone Street,
1840. 7 J. Whichelo, Esq.
40S Isabella e Lorenzo. "Ella
trovo il corpo del suo misero
amante in mana cosa ancora
guaste ne* corrotto." — Vide
Bocaccio.
41, Robert Street.
1841. 221 Miss Brunton.
1842. 407 Madame Jonieles.
1229 Guiderius, Arviragus, Imogen,
and Belarius.. " Why he but
sleeps; If he be gone, we'll
make his grave a bed : etc/'
— Vide Cymbeline.
48, Cambridge Street.
Lady Holland.
M. Guizot.
30, Charles Street^
Berkeley Square.
Life's illusions. "Sic transit
gloria mundi."
Subject from Isaiah; design
for a fresco.
Miss Virginia Pattle.
The good Samaritan. Painted
as an expression of the artists
admiration and respect of the
m^le philanthropy of Thomas
Wright^ of Manchester.
Vide Chambers^s Edinburgh
Journal.
940 Mrs. Jackson.
941 Adeline.
1848.
107
582
1849.
107
900
1850.
»57
40S
1851.
1852.
1859.
i860.
I86I.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870,
I87I.
1098 Mrs. J. Ruskin.
1 125 Colonel Rawlinson, C.B.
1144 Henry Taylor.
1167 Thomas Wright, of Manchester.
480 Henry Taylor,
looi Lord John Russell.
1003 Francis Albert Rollo Russell.
Little Holland House.
438 Isabella.
86 Mrs. C. Bentinck and her
children.
347 The Duke of Argyll.
343 Miss Alice Prinsep.
348 The window seat.
124 Lady Margaret Beaumont and
daughter.
141 Sir Gakhad.
364 Bianca.
270 Virginia.
523 Ariadne.
39$ Choosing.
437 A design for sculpture, "Time
and Oblivion," to be executed
in divers materials after the
manner of Phidias.
II Esau.
251 W. Bowman, Esq., F.R.S.
300 Design for a larger picture.
23 Thetis.
(Elected A.R.A.)
82 The Hon. Mrs. Seymour Eger-
ton.
207 The Dean of Westminster.
{Dr. Stanley.)
419 May.
619 A lamplight study: Hen-
Joachim.
(Elected R.A.)
30 Landscape— evening.
290 The meeting of Jacob and
Esau.
323 The wife of Pygmalion, a trans-
lation from the Greek.
685 A. Panizzi, Esq. Presented to
Mr. Panizzi by the officers of
the British Museum^ on the
occasion of his retirement from
the post of Principal Lib-
rarian injufyy 1866.
io$3 Clytie; marble bust, unfinished.
45 The return of the dove.
125 The Red Cross Knight and
Una.
327 A portrait.
700 Orpheus and Euridice,
107 E» Burne-Jones, ~
193 Fata Morgana, ^^^^B^o.
176
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Watts, George Frederick, R.A., D.C.L.
— continued.
187 1. 177 F. Leighton, Esq., R.A.
1872. 57 V. C. Prinsep, Esq.
, 145 A portrait; study.
153 P. H. Calderon, Esq., R.A.
215 Miss Virginia Dalrymple.
266 R. H. W. Dunlop, Esq., C.B.
658 " My punishment is greater
than I can bear." Diploma
work.
1873. 13 G. Norman, Esq.
36 W. Spottiswoode, Esq., F.R.S.
214 The Duke of Cleveland.
281 The prodigal.
915 Miss Mary Prinsep.
1874. 44 Mrs. Le Strange.
51 Rev. James Martineau.
246 The late John Stuart Mill,
Esq.
318 Lady Arthur Russell.
13S3 The Rev. Harry Jones.
1875. 188 Sir Edward Sabine, K.C.B.,
F.R.S., etc. Painted for the
officers of the Roy ai Artillery .
193 F. W. Walker, M.A., High
Master of the Manchester
Grammar School.
266 Blanche.
420 The late Marquis of Lothian.
584 Dedicated to all the churches.
1876. 164 By the sea; a study.
x8 1 The RightRev. Edward Harold
Browne, Lord Bishop of
Ely, 1864-1873. Presented
by clergy and laity of the
Diocese of Ely upon his trans-
lation to the See of Winches-
ter.
1275 C. Macnamara, Esq., Surgeon
to the Westminster Hospital.
To be placed in the Native
Hospital, Calcutta.
1877. 125 The Eiarl Cowper, K.G., etc.
267 Miss Dorothy Tennant, second
daughter of the late Charles
Tennant, Esq., of Cadoxton
Lodge, Neath, Glamorgan-
shire.
566 The dove. "Returned not
again any more."
1878. 128 W. E. H. Lecky, Esq.
189 Lady Constance Lawley.
195 Florence.
343 Jacques Blumenthal, Esq.
379 Britomart and her nurse (Spen-
ser).
i393t H. H. Gibbs, Esq.
1879* 45 Mrs. Andrew Hichens.
282 Sir William Armstrong.
1879.
288 Lieut-Col. the Hon. C. H.
Lindsay. Presented by the
officers of the St. Georges
RifUs.
414 The late F. P. Cockerell, Esq.
486 The Earl Cadogan.
i44» The Rev. J, Percival, President
of Trinity College, Oxford,
late Head Master of Clifton
College.
1880.
4 The Dean's daughter.
188 Lucy.'
211 Portrait of the painter. Painted
by invitation for the collec-
tion of Portraits of Artists,
painted by themselves, in the
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
270 The Bishop of Exeter. ( Temple.)
S97 Mrs. F. Myers.
I88I.
156 Matthew Arnold, Esq.
229 Miss Baldock.
278 C. A. lonides, Esq.
484 Sir Frederick Leighton, P. R. A.
S»i Miss M. Williams.
i39« S. Pepys Cockerell, Esq.
1882.
193 A portrait.
226 Alfred de Stern, Esq.
A picture of Psyche, not
exhibited, was purchased for
the Chantrey Bequest in this
year for jQi, 200.
1883.
286 Katie.
1885.
201 Miss Laura Gurney.
1886.
158 The death of Cain.
1493 The late Mrs. Nassau Senior.
1888.
173 Dawn.
1378 Pastel drawing.
1889.
318 "The habit doesn't make the
monk."
1890.
196 Hester Fraser Tytler.
437 A patient life of unrewarded
toil
I89I.
304 Lady Katherine Thynne.
1892.
164 "She shall be called woman."
1569 The youngest brother. See
Fairy Story.
1893.
148 Promises.
218 Endymion.
1894.
121 J. Passmore Edwards, Esq.
251 The late Sir Andrew Clark,
Bart.
259 "For he had great posses-
sions."
1895.
147 Jonah.
258 The outcast: Good-will.
343 Professor Max Miiller.
1334 Lady Mount-Temple.
1896.
90 Alfred Gilbert, Esq., R.A.
220 The infancy of Jupiter.
305 The Marquess of Ripon, K.G.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
177
1897. 116 Dorothy Eleanor, daughter of
James D. K. MacCullum,
Esq.
1 898. 310 Love triumphant.
1899. 175 The Rt. Hon. Gerald Balfour,
M.P.
1900. 207 The return of Godiva.
1 901. 156 In the Highlands.
1902. 177 Major-General Baden PowelL
1903. 153 A parasite.
1904. 179 Lilian.
1842 Physical energy; equestrian
statue, bronze.
(Ste also F. W. George, vol. iii, page 225.)
WATTS, Henry Architect.
13, Bentinck Strut ^ Soho,
1 83 1. 1 109 Design for a gothic church.
WATTS, H. H Painter.
Holywell, Oxford,
1 818. 724 Portrait of a young lady.
755 do. lady.
H, W, Watts,
Holywell, Oxford,
1823. 992 The loiterer.
H, H, Watts,
St. Clemenfs, Oxford,
1829. 351 A boy in a cellar.
1836. 890 Shooting-pony, etc.
WATTS, J Enamel Painter.
31, George Street,
Blackfriars Road,
1794' 5®7 Portrait of a gentleman; in
enamel. (Mr, Gibbon,)
1796. 594 Portrait of the late Rev. W.
Romaine.
WATTS, James T Painter.
/as. Watts,
Bedford Buildings, Liverpool,
1878. 894 Beech trees in winter.
84, Myrtle Street, Liverpool.
1880. 874 Welsh beeches in March sun-
light.
1 88 1. 710 Wind -bowed birches at Ar-
thog.
793 The sere and yellow leaf.
868 A bright day on Barmouth
Sands.
James T. Watts,
84, Myrtle Street, Liverpool,
1882. 958 A Westmoreland beck swollen
with autumn rains.
987 "A silvery morning on a quiet
shore."
1004 A grove of young birches.
VIII.
1883. 1000 A fir wood in winter.
1063 The squirrel.
1884. 940 Moonlight on the coast.
1078 A Manx glen in autumn.
1 1 64 A Lancashire stream.
22, Lord Street, Liverpool,
1885. 1220 Moonlight; on the Mersey.
1268 A gleam in the depths of the
forest.
1886. 1150 A beech glen.
1887. 1214 A mountain stream in April.
1888. 1280 "Bare ruin'd quires where late
the sweet birds sang."
1408 Birch trees in Autumn.
1 44 1 Primrose time.
1889. 1369 Nature's cathedral aisle.
1890. 37 A winter eve.
1 89 1. 1167 The home of the Squirrel.
1x92 In a Welsh pine wood.
1419 Autumn.
1894. 1019 The path through the wood.
1 1 22 Autumn leaves.
34, Udderdale Road,
Sefton Park, Liverpool,
1899. 1015 A haunt of gipsies.
1078 Afternoon glow.
1900. 1233 In the forest of Arden.
1 90 1. 152 A sky pageant over Cynicht
and the Glaslyn valley.
1902. 37S The Gipsies' haunt.
915 Across the Dee from HeswalL
1014 On the Lancashire coast.
1903. 586 An April morning.
1 904. 970 A Carnarvonshire moorland.
1005 A Welsh wood in winter.
WATTS, Mrs. James T. (formerly
Miss Louisa M. Hughes)... Painter.
84, Myrtle Street, Liverpool,
962 A sandy shore.
22, Lord Street, Liverpool,
1884.
1887.
760 After Sundown.
1889.
1488 In Bettws-y-Coed churchyard.
I89I.
1 312 Winter sunshine.
1892.
XI 86 Snow.
34, Lidderdale Road,
1899.
1223 Market Cross at Helmsley.
1900.
1258 Chalfont St. Giles.
^ATT
S, Leonard T Painter.
55, Broadhurst Gardens,
1893.
94 A young witch.
166 "Pale, cold face, star-sweet.
On a gloom profound." —
Tennyson,
1894.
138 " Funiculi, Funiculi."
115, Gower Street,
1895.
425 " A maiden sat at her door.*' —
Gilbert.
AA
178
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1902.
Watts, Leonard T. — continued.
1895. 584 Thomas Brock, Esq., R.A.
807 Sir John Hutton.
9x9 Mrs. Duff Mortimer.
371 Rica.
290 Constance May, daughter of
Sir John Hutton.
155 The children of Lawrence
G. Sloan, Esq.
StroudSy Horsteiiy
Keynes^ Sussex.
to Babyhood.
85 The Persian girl. "Serene, with
urgent lidded eyes, amorous,
and lashes like to rays of
darkness ." — Tennyson.
20, Campden Hill Gardens.
1903. 346 The Keepsake.
WATTS, Mrs. See Miss Jane Waldie,
vol. viii, page zoz.
WATTS, S Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1780. 327 A View on Richmond Hill.
1 781. 177 A landscape.
1782. 364 Landscape.
391 do.
1783. 236 do.
WATTS, T. B Painter.
3, Whitcomb Street.
1816. 525 Landscape — spring.
686 Landscape from nature.
18 1 8. 470 Landscape.
WATTS, W Painter.
Manchester.
1802. 48 View of Lovers'-leap, in the
County of Wicklow, from
Grattan Lodge.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 7. 709 View of Dunluce Castle, co.
Antrim.
763 do. do. do.
WATTS, Walter Henry.
Miniature Painter.
8, Tavistock Row^
Covent Garden.
1803. 812 Col. Witherston.
8x5 The Bishop of Sodor and Man.
{Claudius Crigan.)
818 Portrait of a lady.
37, Broad St, ^ Golden Square.
1804. 681 A frame containing nine minia-
tures, the central a gentle-
man in the Gray's-inn Rifle
Corps.
775 Miss M*Lean.
21, Cecil Street, Strand.
1806. 697 Grandmamma.
1807. 845 Portrait of a lady.
12, Winchester Street.
1808. 816 Portrait of a young midship-
man.
1809. 595 Frugal fare.
681 Miss Jones.
687 Major Budden.
724 A study.
1 810. 624 A frame containing the por-
traits of Mr. Young as Mac-
beth, Miss Ray as Cicely
Homespun, S. Steel, Esq.,
Mrs. Watts, the Rev. G.
Bonner, and Miss Lloyd.
669 A. Fraser, Esq.
181 1. 403 Capt. Foreman, Duke of Cum-
berland's Sharp-shooters.
542 A frame containing the por-
traits of Mrs. Oliver, the
Rev. J. P. Prust, Miss Poore,
W. Dunsford, Esq., Miss
Johnson, Capt. Stanfell,
R.N., and Mrs. Stanfell.
587 Portraits of two sisters.
644 A frame containing the por-
traits of G. C. Poore, Esq.,
Miss E. Poore, and J. Mal-
bon, Esq.
181 2. 655 T. Maynard, Esq.
676 Portrait of a young lady.
7, Southampton Street.
18 16. 603 Frame containing the portraits
of three young ladies,
sisters.
704 His LH. John Archduke of
Austria.
720 Portrait of a gentleman.
721 T. Barnes, Esq.
747 Miss Parkin.
18 1 7. 762 R. Owen, Esq., of New Lanark.
S, Lower Newland Terrace^
Kensington.
1819. 633 Portrait of a young gentleman.
814 P. Drake, Esq., and Mrs.
Drake.
918 H.S.H. the Hereditary Prince
of Hesse Hombourg.
7, Pratt Street^ Lambeth.
1821. 673 W. J. E. Bennett, Esq., St.
Peter's College, Westmin-
ster.
682 Miss Lacy.
795 Mrs. A Fraser.
801 Miss Frances.
802 Portrait of a lady.
83 1 do. student of Christ's
College, Cambridge.
850 E. Roche, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
179
17, Adam Street^ AdelphL
1822. 659 W. Gifford, Esq.
7, Pratt Street, Lambeth,
1823. 876 H. W. Budden, Esq.
1825. 614 Emma.
7s'^ Portrait of a young gentleman
of great musical genius.
"Untwisting all the chains
that tie The hidden soul of
harmony."
15, Frederick Place.
1830. 591 Miss Jerdan and Miss Mary
Jerdan.
WATTS, William Painter.
High Street, Hampstead,
182 1. 40 A sleeping nymph.
1823. 50 Mrs. Ward.
432 F. Cramer, Esq.
WAUD, Reginald L.
Miniature Painter.
2, Stanley Sttidios,
Park Walk, Chelsea.
1902. 449 George Uttley Esq.
1 1 29 Violet, daughter of F. M. Tin-
dall, Esq.
WAUDBY, A. J Painter.
3, Francis Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
1844. 607 A student.
22, Aldenham Terrace,
1847. 46 Devotion.
44S An interior of a cottage.
WAUGH, Miss Elizabeth J.
Painter.
Fulflood, Winchester,
1885. 1707 The late Earl of Stamford and
Warrington.
WAUGH, Frederick J Painter.
Sark, Channel Islands,
1894. 258 La Grande Gr^ve, Sark.
16, Great New Street, E, C,
1899. 96 « Nature's quiet joys,
Fernleigh, Hendon,
1 90 1. 805 Spring time and song.
42, Haverstock Hill, N, W,
1903. 463 Early toilers.
738 Seaward.
955 The dancers.
1904. iix Life beneath Waterloo Bridge.
395 In the heart of Great London.
WAUGH, S. B. Painter.
1841. X 13 Portrait of a gentleman.
Philadelphia,
1846. 410 The mountain maid.
WAUTERS, Emilc Painter.
187, Rue Potagere, Brussels.
1884. 606 Cairo from the Bridge of
Kasr-en-NiL
III, Rue Froissart, Brussels.
1888. 33$ Mr. C. Somzee.
1889. 1 1 28 The seamew's nest — an idyll
of Morocco.
23, Avenue Victor Hugo,
Paris.
1890. 917 T6te d'ange.
X19S M. H. Spielmann, Esq.
57, Rue Empire, Paris.
1892. 912 Grande Mosqude de Tanger.
1166 Carmen.
57, Rue Ampire, Paris,
1900. 458 L. Bischoffsheim, Esq.
X070 Hon. Mrs. Stuart Bouverie.
WAUTHIER, John M Painter.
— Wauthier,
15, Noel Street, Soho.
1803. 307 View of the town of Lyon.
/. Wauthier.
1804. 617 A study.
19, Cleaveland Street.
1808. 648 Ruins near Rossano, supposed
to have been those of an-
cient Sybans, in the King-
dom of Naples.
1809. 355 View of the ruins of the aque-
duct of Pola, in Istria.
18 10. 549 View near Windsor.
/. M. Wauthier,
30, Molyneux Street.
1 8 14. 203 A water-mill in Berkshire.
181 5. 143 A landscape.
1 816. 49 Cornfields near Hayes, Mid-
dlesex.
18 1 7. X87 An aqueduct in ruins.
WAY, C.Jones Painter.
71, Torrington Street.
1865. 664 A study from nature.
21, UoycPs Square.
1868. 835 Sketch from nature.
SSi Fagle Street,
Red Lion Square.
1884. 944 The abbey of St. Sulpice.
1887. 1076 A winter's morning at the foot
of Wetterhom.
1888. 1)19 The winter's snow on the Dent
du Midi.
WAY, Miss Fanny.
Miniature Painter.
1893. 1224 Portrait of a lady.
X225 Mrs. Langtry.
X241 Portrait of a lady.
i8o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
N
Way, Miss Fanny— continued,
(Now Mrs. A. Thacker.)
1895. 1130 Theodora.
1154 Miss Ellaline Terriss.
1 1 63 Evelyn.
22, Montague Street^
Russell Square,
1896. 1359 Avis, daughter of T. M. Wil-
kinson, Esq.
1369 Mrs. Friedberger.
1897. 1466 Portrait of a lady.
1 55 1 Mrs. W. Dwyer Way.
1552 Mrs. Arthur H. Thacker.
4, Gwendwr Roadj
West Kensington*
1898. 1402 Mrs. Thacker.
1403 S. J. Thacker, Esq.
143* Mrs. E. Pow)'s Cobb.
1899. 1292 Ethel.
1900. 1374 Pearls.
1403 Mrs. Brown Potter.
77ie Cottage,
Arnison Road,
East Molesey.
1903. 1274 A study.
WAY, J Painter.
10, Palace Street, PimUco,
1855. 950 On the Teign, Devon.
John L. (Emily C.)
Painter.
46, Bedford Gardens.
Major-General the Hon. J. C.
Dormer, C.B.
Violet, daughter of Armar
Corry, Esq.
The Countess of Sandwich.
The Countess of Abingdon.
Berta, daughter of Armar
Corry, Esq.
Lady Smyth.
The Hon. Gilbert Irby.
The late Archbishop of Ar-
magh, Lord Primate of Ire-
land. Presentation portrait.
1896. 320 Lieut.-General C. Mansfield
Clarke, C.B.
WAY, Thomas R Painter.
17, Tavistock Street,
1886. 516 Evening on the Seine, Paris.
852 Shops in an old quarter of
Paris.
1887. 861 The mouth of the harbour,
Walberswick.
1039 D^jeiiner; Faubourg St. Mar-
tin, Paris.
40, Doughty Street,
1889. 1482 Strand lane.
WAY,
Mrs.
1886.
6J
1887.
»J3
1888.
1891.
1076
75
130
1892.
1893.
1894.
tog
507
884
43, Upper Berkeley Street,
1892. 1601 The painter's mother; after
J. McN. Whistler.
1 10, Regents Park Road.
1 901. 1214 Thames Embankment — even-
ing.
1x44 Twilight.
WAY, W. Cosens Painter.
83, Park Road, Newcastle.
1867. 26a Rocks near Douglas, Isle of
Man.
1882. 380 The morning before the storm
— Burnmouth.
381 The village of Craster, North-
umberland.
1885. 1315 The two bridges, Sunderland.
9, Kensington Terrace,
Newcastle-upon- T^ne,
1886. 1 171 Debatable ground.
1894. X163 Stairs, Old Whitby.
Bruce Buildings, Newcastle.
1900. 1 14 The challenge.
1 90 1. 905 Mated.
WAYLBN, James Painter.
28, Alfred Street,
Bedford Square.
1834. 221 A lady.
Devizes, and 28, Alfred Street,
Bedford Square.
1837. 234 Marmion borne down by the
Scottish spearmen at Flod-
den.
15, Buckingham Street,
Adelphi.
1838. 222 Portraits of two sisters.
WEAR, Miss Maud M Painter.
I a, Lennard Place,
Circus Road, N. W.
1900. 1495 Mrs. F. E. Wear.
9, Exeter Mansions,
Brondesbury,
1903. 389 Miss Frances Wilkins.
811 " Much study is a weariness of
the flesh."
WEATHERBY, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1823. 551 Partridges.
1824. 871 Dead Pheasants.
WEATHERHEAD, G.
Gem Engraver.
43, Old Compton Street,
1839. 1262 Mare and foal; impression
from an intaglio.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
i8i
WEATHBRHBAD. William Harris.
^^* Painter.
1 1, Maheme Cottages^
Kentish Town.
i86a. 180 The market-girl.
1867. 4a« Outskirts of the common.
1868. 423 The reaper.
1870. 325 La Penserosa.
379 A rustic study.
1871. 3S1 The lace maker.
187a. 564 Churning.
745 " Ye are no* spinning, Jenny."
9»« Viola.
1874. S09 A Puritan.
1875- 7^5 The young wife.
1876. 144 "Come along!"
1877. 26 Ulmmortelle.
113 La priire d'une vierge.
607 Crumbs from a poor man's
table.
699 Neighbours.
1878. 388 Kept in.
683 A call to arms.
1 361 Knitting.
1879. 783 A bachelor.
12, Torbay Street^
Kentish Town,
1884. 399 Weary life.
1895. 944 A Puritan.
WEATHERLEY, William Samuel.
Architect.
31, Spring Gardens,
1877. »o^* Parts of the Cathedral of
Sens and Canterbury, being
illustrative of the lectures
of Sir Gilbert Scott, R.A.,
delivered at the Royal Aca-
demy.
X077 The vestibule of the chapter
house of St. Mary's Abbey,
York, being illustrative of
the lectures of Sir Gilbert
Scott, R.A., delivered at the
Royal Academy.
1 171 Part of the choir of Ripon
Minster, etc., being illus-
trative of the lectures of Sir
Gilbert Scott, R. A., delivered
at the Royal Academy.
20, Cock spur Street,
1886. 1564 House near Guildford.
1890. 1712 Brandesburton Church interior,
etc.
1928 Norman ton-on-Soar Church,
view from the river.
1894. X707 Reredos, Boston Church, Lin-
colnshire.
1395. '57* Stanford-on-Soar Church,
WEATHERLEY (H. S.) and lONBS
(T. E.) Architects.
20, Cockspur Street.
1880. X160 The Preston Hotel
1200 Church, Maesllwch Park, Rad-
norshire.
1885. 1816 Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly.
1886. 1672 Saundby Church, near Gains-
borough.
WEATHERSTONE, Alfred C.
Stained Glass Painter.
337» ffig^ Street,
Camden Town,
1888. 1903 Design, Music.
115, Gower Street,
1890. 1082 Flora.
14a, ChcUcot Gardens,
1893. 999 Adoration of the Magi.
116, Brecknock Road,
1903. 1618 Design for East Window, the
"TeDeum."
1668 Stained glass window.
WEAVER, Miss Emily Painter.
1 7, Nottingham Place,
1900. XI 60 Maggie.
WEAVER, Herbert P Painter.
46, Belsize Road,
South Hampstead,
1900. 1314 A bit of old Lisieux, Nor-
mandy.
1 90 1. 1234 A village near Andermatt,
Switzerland.
School of Art, Shrewsbury,
1902. 1024 On the Yorkshire coast.
WEAVER, J Painter.
Draptf^s Hall.
1 80 1. 64 Landscape and cattle.
163, High Holborn,
1808. 49X Portrait of a long-horned bull,
the property of Lord Anson.
514 Portrait of a favourite mare
belonging to Viscountess
Anson.
1809. X99 Bob-tail, a celebrated cart-
horse, the property of J.
Powell, Esq., Broomes-
thorpe, Norfolk.
WEAVER, Miss L Painter,
i860, 328 Landscape and \
1 83
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
N
WEBB Painter.
Melton Mowbray.
1844. 119 Shah-war-Ali (noble, princely,
fit for a King), a thorough-
bred Cape horse, the favour-
ite charger of General Shu-
brick, in India.
WEBB, Archibald Painter.
Trafalgar Lodge^ Chelsea,
1 84 1. 259 The stranded coaster.
WEBB, Archibald Painter.
1 2, Manor Mansions^
Belsize Park,
1888. 1037 St. Paul's from Waterloo.
X057 Off Limehouse.
1282 South wark.
4, Studios^
Sherrijf Road,
Hampstead.
1890. 301 A breezy day off Dort
1 89 1. 133 The hour before sunset.
1892. 1 144 Rye, from the hills.
WEBB, Aston, R,A Architect.
3, Duke Street, Adelphu
1873. "H The Church of S. M. del Frari,
Venice.
1 201 The house of Ariadne, Pom-
peii.
1207 First bay, off south side of
Giotto's Chapel, Pavia.
1208 The shrine of St. Augustine, in
the Cathedral at Pavia.
1874. X115 Stained Glass in the Church of
S. Maria Novella, Florence.
1875. 9+3 Design for Grocers' Company's
Schools.
1876. 1017 New almshouses at Worcester.
1020 do. do.
1877. *°7* 20, Queen Street, Mayfair.
1 169 Rhos parsonage. North Wales.
1 1 80 North side of Chartres Cathe-
dral.
1 187 Church for Penycal, North
Wales.
1880. 1 1 37 60, Bartholomew Close.
1 1 38 Granary, Deptford Creek.
19, Queen Ann^s Gate,
1881. 1025 Malines, Belgium.
1026 Palais de Justice, Li^ge.
1058 House at Ewhurst, Surrey.
1098 Warehouse near Great Eastern
Street, B.C.
1882. 1x29 Cookham Dene, Manor Park,
Chislehurst.
1883. 1 148 New Holme, Bromley, Kent.
1x64 Bracken wood. Higher Bebtng-
ton, Cheshire.
1884 129$ Bedford County Club.
1885. X828 Alfrick Church, Worcestershire.
1829 do. do. in-
terior.
1886. 1580 The Briary, Cowes.
1603 St. Bartholomew the Great,
West Smithfield.
1887. 1740 Claines Church, Worcester.
1750 Cathedral of Tours.
1888. X762 Vicarage at Wick, Pershore.
1889. 1839 Schools, St Bartholomew the
Great
2012 Burford Church, Tenbury.
1890. x8i6 Peverey, Shropshire.
1891. 1843 French Protestant Church,Soho
Square.
1892. 17x6 South Kensington Museum,
etc.
18 12 St. Bartholomew the Great
1893. 1607 French Protestant Church,Soho
Square.
1894. X554 Church of St. George, Wor-
cester.
1^95* 1529 A summer cottage. Isle of
Wight
1555 Staffordshire Infirmary.
1896. X636 " Windermere," Blackheath.
1753 "The Gables," do.
1897. 1759 Schools of French Protestant
Church.
1836 Paddockhurst, Sussex.
1898. 1762 Yacht Club, Yarmouth, Isle of
Wight
1767 Hildon House, Hampshire.
1774 A grain silo, Greenwich.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1899. 167 1 The Britannia Royal Naval
Collie, Dartmouth.
1900. 1866 Royal Collie of Science, South
Kensington.
1 90 1. 16 1 6 Victoria and Albert Museum,
etc.
1620 Sick quarters, Britannia Royal
Naval College, Dartmouth.
1902. 1550 University of Birmingham.
With E. Ingress Bell,
1903. X463 Royal College of Science, South
Kensington, etc.
X489 Completion of the Victoria and
Albert Museum.
(Elected R.A.)
1904. 1498 Proposed architectural treat-
ment of the surroundings
to the National Memorial
to Queen Victoria in front
of Buckingham Palace.
Diploma work.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
183
WEBB (Aston) and BELL (E. In-
gress) Architects.
19, Qu^en Anne's Gate,
1885. 1923 New Admiralty and War Office.
Entrance Hall.
1 93 1 do. do. from
St James's Park.
1888. 1728 Competition design for the
Imperial Institute.
1890. 1793 Metropolitan Life Assurance
Society.
1891. 1786 The Victoria Courts, Birming-
ham.
1893. 1602 Royal United Service Institu-
tion, Whitehall.
1603 New Police Offices, Birming-
ham, etc.
1895. IS 1 1 Christ's Hospital, Horsham.
WEBB, Bernard H Architect.
14, South Square^ Grafs Inn,
1904. 1438 Design for a town hall, etc.
WEBB, Byron Painter.
Trafalgar Lodge^ Chelsea
1846. 406 Red deer, from nature.
1848. 475 Heath scene.
1849. 294 Mare and foal.
1853. 95S The surprise.
1302 do.
1854. X029 Abdallah. The property of Her
Majesty,
1320 "He wandered lonely as a
cloud."
1362 The Highland Group.
1855. ii6 Sketch from life.
424 Fair Nell by Freney.
Messrs, TattersaiPs.
1858. 742 The pick of the fair — coming
storm.
WEBB, Charles M Painter.
1828. 171 A. Massingbeed, Esq.
WEBB, E Architect.
Park Hill, Clapham,
1835. 1030 Interior of Gatton Church,
Surrey, etc.
WEBB, Miss Eliz Painter.
1820. 318 A portrait.
WEBB, Mrs. Eliza Painter.
East Coombe, Old Charlton.
1890. 943 Anemones.
1893. 362 Chrysanthemums.
WEBB, E. Doran Architect.
Salishiry.
1895. 1568 Altar cross, Salisbury Cathe-
dral.
43i ^^i^ Street, Salisbury,
1897. 1749 The County Hotel, Salisbury.
WEBB, E. W Painter.
Thistle Grove.
1850. 3 The captive.
WEBB, George W Architect.
14, Friar Street, Reading.
1890. 17*7 Church of the Holy Trinity,
Reading, Chancel.
Market Place Chambers,
Reading.
1898. 1788 Design for Oxford Municipial
Building.
WEBB, Harry George Painter.
17, St, Ann's Villas,
Hotting Hill.
1887. 1424 Near Mortlake, Surrey.
1888. 157s A Sussex river.
1889. 633 In the Weald of Sussex.
31, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
1893. 1394 Rye, Sussex.
WEBB, Henry Painter.
Langheme Villa, Worcester.
1863. 78 On Leigh Brook, Worcester-
shire.
779 Summer-time.
WEBB, J Painter.
36, Bridge Row, Deptford,
1 8 16. 545 Landscape — evening; a com-
position.
WEBB, J Architect.
48, Piccadilly.
1820. 976 Design for a banquetting room.
WEBB, James Painter.
Trafalgar Lodge, Chelsea,
1^53' 933 Thunder clouds.
1854. $87 Shortening sail
Sussex Lodge, Chelsea, and
Tattersairs,
Hyde Park Corner.
1855. ^ Mount's Bay, ComwalL
222 A day on the Downs, Shank-
lin, Iile of Wight
1856. 266 A showery afternoon off Dover.
1 86
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Webb, William J.^-continued,
1866. 348 In the desert.
532 The narrow way.
1867. 545 The shepherd's daughter.
563 A street in Jerusalem.
I, IHtchfield Villas,
Regents Park.
1869. 766 The Eastern sheepfold. "But
he that entereth in by the
door, eX,c,^^—/ohn, x, 2, 3.
1%,/ohn Street,
Devonshire Hill,
1870. 94* The rain cloud — Palestine.
1871. no Wisdom and garrulity.
1872. 605 A Welsh farm.
808 The spice-seller.
116, Adelaide Road,
1878. 3»o The wild hawk. "The wild
hawk stood with the down
on his beak, And stared with
his foot on the prey," —
Tennyson.
WEBBB, W Architect.
74, Lamli^s Conduit Street.
1843. 1279 Almshouses at Ringwood,
Hants.
3, Victoria Street, Pimlico,
1857. 1031 Metropolitan Omnibus Ser-
vants' Alms Houses, Hom-
sey.
1049 Church at Hornsey.
1858. 1056 Schools near Birmingham.
1078 Schools, Cams, North Wales.
1859. 1092 Normal College, Bangor.
10, Buckingham Street, Strand.
t86o. 627 Dramatic College, Mayberry,
near Dorking.
1 86 1. 908 Almshouses at Rochester.
WEBBER, A. Huish.
Miniature Painter.
Grove House, Tunbridge Wells.
1898. 1264 Miss Ella M. Webber.
WEBBER, B Painter.
Bath.
1822. 524 Groupe of flowers from nature.
WEBBER, Henry Sculptor.
4, Down Street, Piccadilly,
^115' 330 Soldiers in conversation; mo-
del in wax.
331 An old head; model in wax.
1776. 315 A senatorial figure; a model.
28, Great Portland Street,
Cavendish Square.
1779. 340 Bacchus and Ariadne; a basso-
relievo.
WEBBER, John, R,A Painter.
4, Down Street, Piccadilly,
1776. 313 Portrait of an artist.
314 Two views of the environs of
Paris.
312, Oxford Street,
1784. 140 A party from his Majesty's
Ship Resolution, on Capt.
Cooke's last voyage, shoot-
ing sea-horses, latitude 71
north in the year 1778.
443 View at Pulo Condore, an
Island in the China seas.
448 do. do.
1785. 26 View in Macoa.
no Picturesque scene, in Nootka
(or King George's Sound),
west coast of America.
211 View at Cracatoa, an island in
the China seas.
231 View at Macoa, near the en-
trance of the river Canton,
China.
392 Poedua, daughter of Oree,
chief of Ulaietea, one of the
Society isles.
491 View in Nootka; drawing.
509 do. Kamtchatka; drawing.
601 do. Otaheite; drawing.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1786. 17 Natives of Kamchatka.
36 An inland view of Pulo Con-
dore, an island in the China
seas.
93 View in Nootka (or King
George's Sound), America.
140 View in Makao.
143 do. Pulo Condore.
149 do. Ohaite Pecka Bay, in
Otahaite.
486 Scene in Oonalaska, America
(drawing).
516 View. Aimeo, one of the
Society Isles; drawing.
1787. 32 A chiefofthe Sandwich Islands
leading his party to battle.
72 A scene in the Friendly Islands,
with a woman playing on
the nose flute.
143 View in the island of Ulieta,
one of the Society Islands.
1788. 137 View at St. Maurice, Switzer-
land.
562 View of the Pisevache, a cas-
cade between St. Maurice
and Martinach, Switzerland.
569 View in Maccao, China.
1789. 80 View of Mont Blanc, with the
Glacier des Bassons, Cha-
mouni.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
187
1789. 105 View of Nootker harbour, in
King George's Sound, west
coast of America.
121 View on the river Soane, near
rile Barbe, Lyons.
127 View near Cerdon, between
Lyons and Geneva.
140 Portrait of a gentleman.
197 Winter scene in Kamtcbatka.
212 View of Queen Charlotte's
Sound, New Zealand.
43" View of the harbour of Eimeo,
one of the Society isles.
452 Waheiadooa, chief of Oheite-
peha, lying in state at Ota-
hite.
1790. 40 View of the Torrent on the
Simplon Mountain, on the
borders of Switzerland.
159 View on the river Monow, near
Monmouth.
163 View on the river Wye, near
Monmouth.
(Elected R.A.)
1 79 1. 73 View of the entrance of the
peak, at Castleton, in Derby-
shire.
96 View of the harbour of Taloo
in Eimeo, one of the Society
Islands.
165 Pliniana, a villa on the lake
Como, a site remarkable for
being the retreat of Pliny
the Younger.
572 A view of the entrance of the
Peak at Castleton, in Derby-
shire.
1792. 87 View of the abbey mill at
Shrewsbury.
108 A view on the lake of Como.
112 View of Bangor, taken from
Bangor Hill, Carnarvon-
shire.
152 A rural scene in the vale of
Festiniog, Carnarvonshire.
512 A View of Ponte Pair, on the
river Oawen, near Llan-
roost, Denbighshire.
518 A rural scene in Langollen.
WEBBER, William John Seward.
Sculptor.
205, Tottenham Court Road.
1870. 1197 Dr. Phillpotts, late Bishop of
Exeter.
39, Goodge Street.
1874. 1577 Sir John Bowring (posthum-
ous).
1875. '404 John C. Dollman.
1876. 1401 Thomas Holroyd, Esq.; mar-
ble bust
1407 Warrior and wounded youth.
1465 A Nereid.
1^77. 1531 Maidenhood; statuette.
'* Standing with reluctant
feet, etc." — Longfellow.
1878. 1441 J* C. Dollman, Esq.; bust,
marble.
147 1 Warrior and wounded youth;
marble.
1879. 1579 T. F. Dollman, Esq.
1585 Miss Emma Glase.
1882. 1662 W. R. Seward, Esq.; bust.
1884. 1834 Elsie, daughter of J. N. Fitch,
Esq.
1891. 1949 The late Alderman Dawson;
bust, marble.
WEBER, Ernest Painter.
I, Wytnond Street^ Putney,
1894. 1507 Moonrise.
WEBER, Otto Painter.
Brignall House^ Greville Rd.^
St. John's Wood.
1374. 373 H.H. Prince Christian Victor,
eldest son of T.R.H. the
Prince and Princess Chris-
tian of Schleswig-Holstein,
etc.
685 Baron von S.
714 Le chemin barr^.
1 1 8 1 " No, no, you have had enough :
you're greedy."
121 1 A sketch from a French cob.
" How do you do?" portraits.
A girl spinning, and her cow;
north of Italy.
1 345 Skye terriers : pet dogs of H.M.
the Queen.
307 The Roman Campagna; view
from Acqua Cetosa.
957 " He 's cast a shoe."
70 " Come on — come along."
96S A drove of Highland cattle.
612 A hot day — Rivermere, Cook-
ham.
429 A midday meal in the open.
233 A farm-yard.
1288 A hot day; etching.
1519 Hunters in the paddock.
819 Out in a storm.
898 Landscape in the Tyrol.
370 The Mullion Cove and Gull
Rock, Cornwall.
562 Spring time.
624 The Polurrian Cove, Cornwall.
710 Mullion Island; children look-
ing for the pilchard boats.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1886.
416
1297
i88
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
\
Wcbcr, Otto — continued.
32, Great Ormofid Street,
1887. 548 Sea-weed gatherers — Cornish
coast.
868 Sennen Sands, Cornwall.
1888. 123 His first dip.
1074 A ride for help.
WEBER, Theodor Painter.
120, Pali Mail.
1I871. 176 Dover Sands.
248 East Cliff, Dover.
1872. 624 Winter on the Kentish coast.
1050 Cadgwith, Cornwall.
1873. 595 On the Kentish coast.
WEBLEY, Sam Painter.
68, Kelmscott Road^
Clapiiam Ju fiction.
1900. 1603 Death and the soldier.
1657 Bellerophon slaying the
Chimaera.
WEBLING, Miss Ethel.
Miniature Painter.
6, Weitington Terrace,
Bayswater,
1 880. 1328 Josephine Webling.
1 88 1. 1x64 Hilda, daughter of F.A.White,
Esq.
1882. 1068 Peggy; a portrait.
1236 My right side, my left side, my
full face; crayons.
1883. X338 Head of a girl.
1385 Ethel Webling and her sisters.
4, Boyne Terrace,
Holland Park.
1887. 1551 Madame Schumann.
1888. 1546 John Ruskin, Esq.
1667 Herr Joachim, Esq.
1668 Signor Piatti.
1889. "639 Mrs. Wellesley.
1661 Gerald.
1671 Miss Josephine Webling.
1890. 1437 Miss Agnes Garrett.
1492 Sylvia Blunden.
1494 E. D.
1495 Esther.
1541 Lucy Webling.
1 561 Mrs. Webling.
1891. 1474 Miss Ethel Large.
1487 Mrs. Susan Glover.
1488 Miss Atkinson.
1892. 1327 Mr. H. Beerbohm Tree as
"Hamlet."
1328 A portrait.
1329 Walt Whitman.
1330 Dan Cupid.
1 33 1 Girl's head.
1892. 1332 The late R. H. Soden Smith,
Esq.
1333 Alice Evatt Evans.
2, Camden Gardens,
Shepherd's Bush.
1893. 1334 Alfred Lord Tennyson.
1894. 1270 The late Hon. James G.
Blaine.
WEBSTER, Alfred George.
Painter.
Eastgate, Lincoln.
1873. 278 Girl knitting.
Louth Park, Lincoln.
1880. 158 Onward, Christian Soldiers!
Lindum Road, Lincoln.
1882. 364 The Cloisters, Lincoln.
1883. 174 In the Cloisters, Lincoln.
1884. 326 The Cloisters, Lincoln — even-
ing.
1885. 843 Bishop Russell's Chapel, Lin-
coln Cathedral.
1889. 884 The Castle Nemours, Seine-et-
Mame.
1890. 947 Couci-la-Ville (Aisne).
1 89 1. 505 To bed by daylight.
1309 Gruyire.
1892. 472 A study.
824 St. Martin's altar, Xanten.
1893. 742 The landward gate — after rain.
1894. 754 Summer night.
WEBSTER, Miss E. A Painter.
1857. 968 Part of the old bridge, War-
wick Castle.
Little Brick Hill, Bucks.
1863. 747 Study from nature.
WEBSTER, George Painter.
3, Thanet Place, Temple Bar.
1797. 682 Shipping.
1078 do.
1798. 578 Drawing of shipping.
583 do. do.
1800. 617 Cape Coast Castle, on the
coast of Guinea.
71, Leather Lane.
1 80 1. 594 A view of Annamaboe, on the
gold coast, Africa, taken
from the spot, 1 799.
21, White Lion Street.
1806. 446 A sea piece, with view of
Tantum, Africa.
447 A sea piece, with view of
Goree, Africa.
1807. 460 Shipping — a fresh breeze.
1808. 139 A storm.
1825 949 Battle of Trafalgar. TheTeme-
raire, 98 guns. Captain
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
189
Eliab Harvey, capturing Le
Redoutable and Le Fou-
geuex, 74 guns each, 3
o'clock p.m., October 21st,
1 805. Painted for the Eppifig
Place Society,
1826. 998 Renderley Hall, the seat of
Alexander Nowell, Esq., in
Westmoreland.
Kendal,
96 A ship in distress.
247 A stiff breeze; making signal
for a pilot.
{The above are inserted as in the cata-
logue, but No. 998 is evidently the work of
an architect living at Kendal — although the
cuidress given is at White Lion Street — the
culdresses were evidently transposed in error ^
WEBSTER, George Sculptor.
109, Groi^e Lane,
Champion Hill,
1879. 1574 The late Sir James Coxe, K.B.,
Commissioner for Lunacy
in Scotland.
WEBSTER, G. R Painter.
6, Russell Terrace, Slough.
1878. 1 1 13 Queen Eleanor's Cross, at
Northampton.
1879. 1 171 The great bam at Harmonds-
worth.
WEBSTER, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1799. 245 Lord Northumberland and
Lady Percy. " Lady Percy,
O yet for Heaven's sake." —
Hen, IV, 2nd part, scene 5.
WEBSTER, John Dodslcy.
Architect.
21, Church Street, Sheffield,
1877. 1163 The Jessop Hospital for Wo-
men, Sheffield, etc.
1884. 1300 The Henry Wilson Memorial
Church, Carbrook, Shef-
field.
1886. 1656 Design for the Mappin Art
Gallery, Sheffield.
WEBSTER, R Painter.
2, Queen^s Row, Pimlico.
1 816. 456 Portrait of a young artist.
1 81 8. 530 do. gentleman.
WEBSTER, R. Wellesley ... Painter.
Lime House, Lime Grove,
Manchester,
1889. 1 141 Notre Dame, Bruges — evening.
1892. 600 A sunny afternoon— east coast.
909 A creeping tide on the east
coast.
1895. 4^3 ^ breaking wave.
1896. 674 Ebb tide — East coast.
695 A shore sketch.
1897. 516 Preparing for rough weather.
5, Belmont Street, Southport,
1899. 234 Towards evening —New Forest.
828 Cornish sketch.
WEBSTER, T Painter.
1844. 88 The Violet Seller.
{As no address is given, this exhibit may
belong to T Webster, P,A,, and have been
placed in the wrong place in the index,)
WEBSTER, Thomas, ^..^.... Painter.
StabU Yard,
St, Jameses Palace,
1823. 334 Portraits of Mr. Robinson and
family.
19, Howland Street.
1827. 216 The children of T. Drane,
Esq.
5, Lower Belgrave Place.
1829. 212 Gunpowder plot.
1832. 262 Smugglers.
The Mall,
Kensington Gravel Pits,
1833. 85 The lantern.
454 A village school.
i8^S' 9* Bird-catchers.
295 The intercepted letter.
1836. 316 Going into school.
334 Coming out of school.
1837. 276 Returning from the fair.
1838. 404 Breakfast.
1839. 363 Foot-ball.
1840. 328 Punch.
1 84 1. 65 The boy and many friends.
268 The frown. " Well had the
boding tremblers learned
to trace The day's disasters
in his morning face." — Gold-
smith,
271 The joke. "Full well they
laughed with counterfeited
glee At all his jokes, for
many a joke had he." —
Deserted Village.
1842. 142 The grandmother.
147 The impenitent
251 Going to school.
190
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Webster, Thomas, R.A,^continued.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1843. 128 Sickness and health. "The
cheerfulness of innocence
serves to mitigate distress."
— Wordsworth.
1844. 37 Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Web-
ster. Painted to commemo-
rate the fiftieth anniversary
of their wedding,
259 The pedlar.
1845. 360 A dame's school.
" In every village marked with
little spire,
Embowered in trees and
hardly known to fame.
There dwells, in lowly shed
and mean attire,
A matron old, whom we school
mistress name, etc."
— Shenstone,
(Elected. R.A.)
1846. 112 "Please remember the grotto!
only once a year."
417 Good-night! "The little
strong embrace of prattling
children twined around his
neck, etc."
1847. 104 A village choir. "If you are
disposed to go to church,"
said Frank Bracebridge, " I
can promise you a speci-
men of my cousin Simon's
musical achievements. As
the church is destitute
of an organ he has formed
a band from the vil-
lage amateurs, and esta-
blished a musical club for
their improvement; he has
also sorted a choir, as he
sorted my father's pack of
hounds, according to the
direction of Jervaise Mark-
ham, in his Country Con-
tentment; for the bass he
has sought out all the deep
solemn mouths, and for the
tenor the loud ringing
mouths, among the country
bumpkins." — The Sketch
Book,
142 Miss Ellen Young.
666 Instruction.
1848. 135 The internal economy of
1849.
176
17»
Dotheboys
Dickens.
A rubber.
A see-saw.
A slide.
Hall Vide
1850.
54 A study from nature.
98 A cherry seller.
146 A peasant's home.
360 A farm-house kitchen.
I85I.
106 A chimney comer.
108 Attraction.
173 Mrs. Thompson.
1852.
60 A school playground.
95 A B C.
153 A letter from the Colonies.
597 The daughters of F. Young,
Esq.
1853.
1 16 A dame's school. "In every
village mark'd with little
spire, etc." — Shenstone.
1854.
85 A villager's offering.
104 A breakfast party.
159 Peasant children.
1855-
103 Spring — the first of a series of
the Seasons.
182 A race.
1856.
114 Hide and Seek.
Cranbrook^ Kent,
1858
60 Summer.
119 Sunday evening.
" Thrice happy is that humble
cot
Where love abides, though
wealth is not;
Where the old patriarch and
the child.
The father strong, the mother
mild.
Ere each the humble pallet
press,
Dwell on the holy words that
bless."— ^. 5. ilf.
334 Grace before meat.
i860.
121 Autumn.
133 Winter.
1862.
142 Roast pig. " Of all the deli-
cacies in the whole mundus
edibilis I will maintain it to be
the most delicate— /rrW^^j
ohsonium,'^ — Charles Lamb,
397 Old eyes and young eyes.
1863.
159 A tea-party.
165 Alone.
1864.
86 A game at draughts.
249 The Battle of Waterloo.
1865.
17 Village gossips. "At every
word a reputation dies."
87 My back-kitchen.
1867.
60 The Tempter.
117 Contentment.
153 Watching a delicate operation.
167 Domestic medicine.
371 Practising for a village con-
cert.
1869.
137 Politicians.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
191
I87I.
138 Volunteers at artillery practice.
257 Robbers dividing the plunder.
1872.
189 Odd or even.
1873.
148 An interested adviser.
269 The truant.
1874.
315 The prompter.
374 The wreck ashore.
1876.
193 Waiting for the bone.
341 Youth and age.
494 A birthday tea-party.
1877.
187 The letter.
" Still doubtful of their hearts'
desire,
The anxious mother and the
sire
The letter scan, and inly pray
For happy news of those
away."
1878. 259 Portrait of himself. "As the
sweet afterglow lights up the
western skies, So is my
evening bright with fond
memories."
1879. ^n Released from school.
WEBSTER, Walter E Painter.
Pomona Hause^
in, New Kin^s Road.
1904. 871 Memories.
WEBSTER, William Painter.
Hyberton House^ Lee^ Kent
1885. 898 Beech trees, Arundel Park.
Art Club, Blackheath.
1899. 31 Backwater, Frinton.
WEDDERBURN, Miss Jemima
(afterwards Mrs. Hugh Blackburn).
Painter.
1848. 1043 Phaeton.
1849. 387 Plough horses startled by a
railway engine.
(See Mrs. Blackburn, vol. i,
page 205.)
WEEDON, Augustus Walford, RJ.
Painter.
I, Sutherland Street,
Maida Vale,
769 An autumn evening.
739 The coast of North Devon.
825 Falls of the Orchy, N.B.
2, Elgin Road, Maida Vale,
7*6 Peat bog near Dalmally, Ar-
gyllshire.
838 The River Orchy, near Dal-
mally, Argyllshire.
865 The river Grudie, Ross-shire.
773 Ben Are-Charr, Loch Fuon,
Ross-shire.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1883.
1884.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1902.
1903.
1904.
65, Warwick Road,
Maida Hill.
667 Moorland stream. North Wales.
935 Gravel pits, Fettleworth Com-
mon, Sussex.
860 Highland spate.
696 Leith Hill, Surrey.
665 Sussex Meadows.
982 Loch Maree.
557 A spate, Ross-shire.
1 141 On the Arun, Sussex.
1199 On the Moors.
1536 The Marsh Mill.
1 1 39 Dubh Loch, Ross-shire.
1055 On the Maas, Dordrecht.
1235 Loch Maree.
750 Mist and flood.
518 Gathering peat, Ross-shire.
193, Portsdown Road,
1383 The road to Winchelsea.
148 Gathering peat, Ross-shire.
1088 The Firth of Tay.
1 113 Richmond Park.
6, Carlton Mansions,
West End Lane, N.W,
834 Showery weather near Lyming-
ton.
846 In the marshes near Yarmouth.
185 Stormy weather near Sandwich.
1082 Hayfield, Sussex.
WEEDON, Edwin Painter.
15, Essex Street, Strand.
1850. 267 A Dutch schuyt beating up the
Scheldt
WEEKES, Frederick Painter.
Ealeston Street South.
1 86 1. 115 Captured.
18, Princes Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1863. 211 The ambulance.
75, Arlington Street,
Camden Town.
1864. 129 Moss troopers fording a morass.
12, Clarence Roeui,
Camden Town.
1865. 41 Home from the war.
292 Hunted down.
1866. 22 Free companions.
85 Hiding from pursuit "A
stark moss-trooping Scott
was he, etc."
14, Green St,, Leicester Square.
1867. 459 Prisoners of war.
691 The standard bearer.
698 Two of a trade can never
agree.
Langham Chambers,
I 1868. 3 Troopers crossing a morass.
192
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Weekes, Frederick — continued,
1868. 2*4 Chased — dead beat.
746 Glory.
76, Newman Street.
1870. 57 Impending hostilities.
187 1. 259 Mustering for a raid over the
border.
WEEKES.
1828. 1 142
1192
1829. 1153
1221
1830. 1183
1224
1831. 1160
1166
1832. 1215
1833. 1203
1834. 1095
1098
1835. 1080
1126
1836. 1064
1837.
1236
1275
1277
1838.
1252
1840.
1147
I84I.
1275
I3I2
Henry, R.A Sculptor.
1 1, Ebury Street y Pimlico,
Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late John Plumptree,
Esq., of Fredville, Kent.
Marble bust of an infant.
Bust of the Earl of Darnley.
A marble column to receive
a sundial, to be erected by
public subscription, in the
Dant John Field, Canter-
bury. " See with what giddy
chase the seasons run, etc."
8, Rantlagh Grave^ Chelsea,
Bust of a gentleman.
do. Dr. Bagot, late Bishop
of St. Asaph.
A sleeping infant.
Marble bust of a lady.
do. a young lady,
do. William Mas-
ters, Esq.
Marble bust of the Rt. Hon.
S. R. Lushington — executed
for the Canterbury Philo-
sophical Society.
Marble bust of the late Rev.
Dr. Welfitt, Prebendary of
Canterbury.
Marble bust of a widow lady,
do. the Earl of
Winchelsea.
Statue of James Stephen Lush-
ington, Esq., for St. George's
Church, Madras.
26, Lower Belgrave Place,
Marble bust of Dr. Phillips
Jones.
Bust of John Martin, Esq.,
painter of Belshazzar's Feast.
Posthumous bust of the late
Henry Maudsley, Esq.
Marble bust of the Queen,
executed by Her Majesty's
command.
Marble bust of Viscountess
Middleton.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
the son of Captain Hoare,
of Wavendon, Bedfordshire.
Marble bust of a young lady.
1 84 1. 1330 Marble bust of the Speaker.
{Lefevre,)
1842. 1269 Marble group for St. George's
Church, Madras, to the
memory of the late Rt. Rev.
Daniel Corrie, LL.D., first
Bishop of that Diocese, re-
presenting him imparting
religious instruction to a
native youth.
1396 Marble bust of Allan Cunning-
ham, Esq., author of " The
Lives of British Artists."
1843. 1467 Marble bust of Baboo Dwarka-
nauth Tagore, for Calcutta.
1 513 Marble bust of the Earl of
Shaftesbury.
1844. 1289 Monumental figure, in memory
of Emily Isabella Smyth
Pigott, daughter of John
Hugh Smyth Pigott, of
Brockley Hall, Somerset-
shire, for the church at
Weston-super-Mare.
1387 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late Sir Astley Cooper,
Bart., F.R.S. For the Royal
College of Surgeons,
13S8 Marble bust of the Earl of
Auckland, for India.
1397 Marble bust of H. T. Prinsep,
Esq., for Calcutta.
I, Eccleston Street,
1845. 1325 Marble statue of the Marquis
Wellesley, representing His
Lordship at the period of
life when Governor-General
of India. For the Board
Room of the Hon. East
India Company, Leaden-
hall Street.
1338 Marble statue of the late Rev.
Dr. Goodall, Provost of
Eton. For Eton College
ante-chapel.
1445 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late John Travers, Esq.
1460 Marble bust of the Duke of
Richmond, K.G.
1469 Marble bust of the late Charles
Beckett Greenlaw, Esq.,
Secretary to the Marine
Board in Calcutta. To be
placed in the Town Hall,
29, Lower Belgrave Place,
1846. 1456 Marble bust of General Sir
Edward Paget, G.C.B.
1499 Marble bust of the late John
Forbes, Esq., East India
Director.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
193
1846. 1501 Marble bust of the late Duchess
of Marlborough.
1517 Marble bust of the Rev. Adam
Sedgwick, F.R.S., Wood-
wardian Professor of Geo-
logy* Cambridge.
1847. 1329 Design for a monumental
statue of the late Sir T.
Fowell Buxton, Bart., M.P.
1 395 Model of a bronze statue of the
Earl of Auckland. For the j
Esplanade, Calcutta.
1419 Marble bust of General Caul-
field, C.B.
1446 Marble bust of James S. Forbes,
Esq.
1848. 1467 Marble bust of the Dowager
Countess of Dunmore.
1849. 1226 Monumental figures of the late
Samuel VVhitbread, Esq.,
M.P., and Lady Elizabeth
Whitbread. For Cardington
Church, Bedfordshire.
1257 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late Lord Abinger.
1273 Monumental bust of Lieut-
Col. Sir George Gipps, late
Governor of New South
Wales. To be placed in
Canterbury Cathedral.
1325 Marble bust of Mrs. George
Forbes.
1332 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the Rt. Hon. C. BuUer, M.P.
for Liskeard, and late Pre-
sident of the Poor Law
Board.
1850. 1 304 The suppliant. "That it may
please thee to defend and
provide for the fatherless
children, etc."
1315 Resting after a run. Marble
statue of the daughter of
Frederick J. Reed, Esq.
1434 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late William Amory, Esq.
1436 Marble bust (posthumous) of
the late Thomas Wilkinson,
Esq.
1851. 1330 Marble bust of Samuel Amery,
Esq.
1376 Marble bust of the artist's
father.
1 3 S 2 Marble bust of the late Duchess
of Marlborough.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1852. 1319 A shepherd.
1350 Design for a statue of Sir
Robert Peel.
14S1 Marble bust (posthumous) of
VIII.
1852. 1483
1485
1853. 1346
1400
H37
1448
1854. 1370
t377
1855. 1411
»54i
«54*
1856.
1324
»357
1361
1857.
1215
I2I8
1272
Henry B. H. Beaufoy, Esq.,
F.R.S.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
Mrs. Charles Mears.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
Georgina, daughter of Dun-
can C. Peel, Esq., of New
York.
Monumental group of Percy
Bysshe Shelley and Mary
Woolstonecroft Shelley. For
Priory Church,Christchurch,
Hampshire.
Marble bust of James Mon-
crieff Amott, Esq., F.R.S.,
late President of the Royal
College of Surgeons.
Marble bust of the late Mrs.
Vaughan, of Cumberland
Terrace, Regent's Park.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
Louisa Nicholson, eldest
child of John Ralph Shaw,
Esq., of Arrewe, Cheshire.
The young naturalist. " Alone,
upon the wild sea-shore she
stands, etc."
Design for an equestrian statue of
the late Duke of Wellington.
Eccieston Street, South.
Marble statue (posthumous) of
the infant son of George
Beaufoy, Esq. " Thus early
down the stream of life I
swam, etc."
Mrs. Harrison Blair, of Outwood
Lodge, near Manchester;
marble.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
Lieut. Greathed, R.N., killed
in the trenches before Sebas-
topol, Oct. 26, 1854.
Marble bust (posthumous) of
Mrs. Charles Conrad Grey.
Marble bust of the late Sir C.
Bell. For the Royal College
of Surgeons.
Marble bust of the late Lord
Truro.
The young naturalist. " Alone
upon the wild sea-shore she
stands, etc."
The mother's kiss. "Twas
said of old, that from the
mother's kiss First grew the
infant germ of love, etc."
Anna Maria, eldest daughter
of Sir Henry John Lambert,
Bart., posthumous marble
bust.
cc
194
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Weekes, Henry, R.A.^continued.
1858. 1185 The mother's kiss; marble.
1306 The late Dr. Buckland, Dean
of Westminster. For the New
Museum^ Oxford. Marble.
1859. 1287 John Perry, Esq.
1321 An African head.
1347 The late Duke of Marlborough.
1348 Mrs. James P. Currie.
i860. 1018 Joseph Henry Green, Esq.,
D.C.L., F.R.S., formerly
Professor of Anatomy to the
Royal Academy.
1080 Mary Wollstonecraft, authoress
of " The Rights of Women."
i86t. 997 Sardanapalus; marble statue.
For the Egyptian Hally
Mansion House,
1056 Joseph Maudslay, Esq.
1862. 1010 The late Captain Robb, R.N.;
posthumous marble bust.
1031 Design for the Guards' Memo-
rial.
(Elected R.A.)
1863. 1020 Joseph Henry Green, Esq.,
F.R.S., late Professor of
Anatomy to the Royal Aca-
demy. Diploma work,
1040 Play; marble group of Miss
Hartree and dog.
1044 Ariel.
1058 The late Sir Benjamin C.
Brodie,Bart.,F.R.S.; marble
bust. For the Royal College
of Surgeons.
1864. 862 John Hunter; marble statue.
For the Royal College of
Surgeons.
900 W.H.Whitbread,Esq.; marble
bust. Presentation bust.
9 1 1 The Rt Hon . Sir George Corne-
wall Lewis, Bart.; marble
posthumous bust. For West-
minster Abbey.
917 William Harvey; model of a
statue in the New Museum
at Oxford.
1865. 938 The late Sir Tatton Sykes,
Bart. ; marble (posthumous).
952 The late Peter Martin, Esq., of
Reigate; marble (post-
humous).
1866. 847 Luna. "She rises bright o'er
the Norman tower, etc." —
H. W.
870 Thomas Martin, Esq.; marble.
For the Public Hall, Rei-
gate.
872 Richard Gibbs, Esq.; post-
humous, marble.
1866. 880 The late Joshua Field, Esq.
896 The late W. Mulready, R.A.;
marble.
1867. 1053 The late Charles Pearson, Esq.;
Solicitor to the City of Lon-
don; marble bust, post-
humous.
1054 Sir William Lawrence, Bart.,
F.R.S.; marble bust.
1868. 970 T. Stothard, Esq., R.A.; mar-
ble bust For the National
Gallery.
96, Buckingham Palace Road.
1869. 1 192 Monumental figure of the late
Rt. Hon. Dr. John Bird
Sumner, Archbishop of Can-
terbury, placed in Canter-
bury Cathedral; marble.
1218 Her Majesty the Queen pre-
senting the Order of the
Star of India; model. For
Calcutta.
1242 Charles II; model. For West-
minster Hall,
1283 Cleopatra. " Come, thou mor-
tal wretch, etc." — Antony
and Cleopatra.
1870. 1193 The late H. Fenwick, Esq.;
marble bust.
1217 The late John Smith, Esq., of
Bombay; marble bust.
1221 The late George Jones, Esq.,
R.A. Presented by Airs.
Jones to the Royal Academy \
marble bust.
187 1. 1284 Mrs. Fleming; marble bust.
1286 John Fleming, Esq., C.S.I. ;
marble bust
1872. 1550 Sir Roderick ImpeyMurchison,
Bart, K.C.B., F.R.S., Presi-
dent of the Royal Geogra-
phical Society. To be placed
in their rooms in Savile
Rout.
1567 John Flint South, Esq.
1873. »5»6 R. Ansdell, Esq., R.A.
1561 The Rt Hon. Edmund Ham-
mond, P.C, Under-Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
1874. 1455 Field-Marshal Sir C^orge Pol-
lock, G.C.B.; marble bust
(posthumous). For the Mer-
chant Taylor:^ Company.
1512 M. T. Smith, Esq.
1877. 1421 The Archbishop of Canter-
bury. (Dr. Tail.) For St.
Peter^s Orphanage. Presented
by Sir Moses Montefiore.
1425 Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart.,
F.R.S.; marble.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
195
WBBKBS, Henry, Junr Painter.
1873-
410 The last resource.
29, Lower Belgrave Place.
435 "Nay, I remember the trick
1851.
235 *• March."
you served me, when I took
1852.
529 Southdowns.
my leave of Madame Silva."
1853.
990 The wounded thief.
— Two Gentlemen of Verona,
1854.
126 The orange stall.
act iv, scene 4.
I, Ecclesion Street South.
638 The prop of the house.
1856.
5 A group in the marshes.
922 Unpleasant for both parties.
1857.
553 do. in Belgium.
1023 Ladies! Ladies!
1858.
95 < Flemish pack asses.
27, Belgrave Road.
29, Throgmorton Street.
1874.
726 Gleaning evidence.
i860.
500 The common.
993 Venial sins.
518 Refreshment.
1875.
474 The ant and the grasshopper.
30, High Street^ Camden Town.
477 " A foolish son is a grief to his
1861.
282 A fireside party.
father, and bitterness to her
1864.
369 Caleb and Bertha.— FiV/ifZ>/Vi4-
that bare him." — Proverbs^
enfs ''Cricket on the Hearth:*
xvii, 25.
I, Ecclesion Street.
1876.
55 Love's confession.
1866.
424 A dairy stable.
1877.
989 A warm before tub.
1867.
77 Nothing venture, nothing have.
2 liOppidans Rd.^ Primrose Hill.
1868.
211 Sand asses.
1879.
76 "Oh! wretched day, beyond
137, Camden Street.
expressing,
1870.
82 The gipsy's halt.
To me a day the most depress-
413 Hampstead Heath.
ing,
1871.
426 Sand pit on Hampstead Heath.
Though 'tis our women's great-
^i Rochester Rd.^ CamdenRoad.
est blessing —
1872.
616 Coursing.
This slopping."
617 Scotch game.
937 Her lord and master.
1873.
610 The earth stopper.
1882.
774 The village spring.
617 Going to be fed.
1883.
192 A family group.
689 Duck-shooting.
632 Before the beak.
Ill, GaisfordSt., CamdenTown.
1513 The egg-stealer.
1874.
953 Fancy Rabbits.
1520 Strays.
1007 Waiting for hire, Hampstead
1884.
319 Les savants.
Heath.
538 A Michaelmas sermon.
1875.
428 Gipsies' encampment.
690 An appeal to the benevolent.
Elms CottagCy Harrow Weald.
822 Great expectations.
1884.
649 Winter.
1885.
401 Adding insult to injury.
454 " You are sitting on my nest."
WHEKES, William Painter.
931 A wee bit frightened.
8, Cirencester Place.
1020 A daring highway robbery.
1865.
403 The halfpenny short.
1886.
306 " Eat, drink, and be merry, for
Ecclesion Street South.
to-morrow we die."
1867.
103 " This comes hopping you are
869 " The world, the flesh, and the
well."
devil."
253 What's the old woman cook-
1887.
749 "Go shares!"
ing?
754 The writing on the wall.
566 Hazardous repast.
1888.
455 Our dear departed sister.
9, London Street.
773 Prattlers and cacklers.
1868.
628 The old lady objects to mud.
821 An ill omen.
129, Prince of Wales's Road^
1889.
1009 A remote relation. "A little
N.W.
more than kin, and less than
1870.
920 A debate on the land question.
kind,"
1871.
413 "This Western Isle hath long
103B Schedule D. *'A letter timely
been famed for scenes Where
written is a rivet in the chain
bliss domestic finds a dwell-
of affection,"
ing place."
\u
\o A disputed path.
1872.
375 "It 's curious, but my eyes are
1890.
jQ The patient and the quacks.
not what they were."
1891.
I
15 A word on the drink.
1872.
672 His most frequent customers.
8
33 A sweet thing in bonnets.
196
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Weekes, William — continued,
1892. 744 "There we meet to part no
more."
1894. 642 Crumbs from the rich man's
table.
1895. 700 "Quis? ego!"
730 Bobby and the thief.
1898. 965 Duty.
1899. 477 One against many.
768 Othello's occupation gone.
850 A charity organisation.
13, Great Turnstile^ ffolbom,
1903* 595 A snap for the lot.
630 A borough council.
1904. 4* The meeting of the savants.
WEEKS, Miss Charlotte J.... Painter.
Charlotte J. Weeks,
54, Baker Street,
1878. 34 " Does he really mean it?"
1879. 104 In 1575; a study of an his-
torical costume worn at the
Grand Artists' Festival held
in Munich, 1876.
12, Bedford Gardens,
1880. 404 Amy Robsart. "She has of
late been casting many a
backward look to her father's
halls." — Kenilworth,
539 An old-fashioned pair.
1 88 1. 880 Olive leaves.
Charlotte/. Weekes,
1882. 1510 Evening.
Weeks,
1883. a I The studio mirror.
Weekes,
1884. 513 Feeding pets.
" I think my grandmother this
might be
As she would look in those
days of yore,
Feeding her pets in her girlish
glee
There on the steps by the old
bam door."
—E,L Tupper.
C,J, Weeks,
10, Waver ley Place,
St. John's Wood,
1888. 690 A studio brigand.
1890. 739 A studious moment.
WEEKS, E. L Painter.
Tangiers,
1878. 300 A Moorish pastoral.
7, Rue Scribe^ Paris,
1880. 314 The Bashaw of Rabat and his
escort at the gate of the
Kasbah-Rabat-el-Fath, Mo-
rocco.
WEGMAN, B Painter.
The Academy, Copenhagen,
1 89 1. 1158 Portrait of a lady.
{R, Wegman in the index, B. Wegman
in the catalogue,)
WEGUELIN, John Reinhard.
Painter.
1 68, Brompton Road,
1878. 1405 The labour of the Danai'ds.
1880. 1009 A portrait.
1881. 180 The fishers.
1882. 766 The feast of Flora.
1883. 1518 The maiden's race. "During
the games celebrated in
honour of Here, it was the
custom of the young girls of
Elis to run in the Olympic
- stadium, which was short-
ened for them by one-sixth."
— Macpherson.
1884. 339 Herodias and her daughter. —
St, Mark, vi, 22, 24.
3, Stratford Aventte,
Kensington,
1885. 355 The swing feast. "In expia-
tion of the death of Erigone,
who hung herself, and in
imitation of her, the maids
of Athens on this day swung
themselves from trees, while
they sang hymns in her
honour."
1886. 124 The obsequies of an Egyptian
cat.
1887. 248 The toilet of Faunus.
1888. 4*5 "Aronya's cheeks, warm as a
spring day sun,
And lips that, like the seal of
Solomon,
Have magic in their pressure."
—Lalla Rookh,
1892. 244 A whispered question.
1893. 1032 The swing.
1896. 203 Cupid bound by the nymphs.
1897. 600 The piper and the nymphs.
WEHNERT, Edward Henry.
Painter.
16, Charlotte Street,
Bloomsbury.
1839. 796 The lovers.
19, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital,
1852. 304 The elopement— Eve of St.
Agnes.
"They glide, like phantoms,
into the wide hall !
Like phantoms to the iron
porch they glide,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
197
Where lay the porter, in un-
easy sprawl,
With a huge empty flagon by
his side:
The wakeful bloodhound rose,
and shook his hide,
But his sagacious eye an in-
mate owns :
By one, and one, the bolts full
easy slide." — Keats,
I2fl, Park Village West,
1863. 611 The death of Jean Goujon.
"Jean Goujon, the cele-
brated French sculptor, a
Protestant, was shot during
the massacre of St. Bar-
th^lmy, while at work at
some bas-reliefs in one of
the Courts of the Louvre,
Aug. 25, 1572."
WEHNERT, F Architect.
1822. 946 Design for a Corinthian Tem-
ple.
48, Leicester Square,
1825. 930 Interior of a Gothic Cathedral.
1826. 983 Design for a Grecian villa.
995 Interior of a design for a Gothic
Cathedral.
1827. 1008 Design for a capital.
1017 do. gateway.
1829. 1059 West door of Lichfield Cathe-
dral.
1 83 1. 497 The Doge's Palace, Bridge of
Sighs, etc., Venice.
624 Interior of Notre Dame, Calais.
1834, 905 Arch of Vespasian.
47, Brampton Square,
1838. 1216 Litchfield Cathedral.
1839. 1126 Design for a Gothic Gateway.
1842. 1058 Upper Court, Plas Mawr, Con-
way.
67, Great Russell Square.
1849. 1032 Interior view of St Peter's
Church, Cheltenham, etc.
1163 Chapel of the Royal Agricul-
tural College, Cirencester,
etc.
18, Bernard Street,
185 1. 248 Church of St. Thomas, New-
port, Isle of Wight.
Milford^ Pemhr&kt,
187 1. 963 In St. Laurence, Numberg.
WEHNERT and ASHDOWN.
Architects*
42, Charing Crms.
1853. 1170 Dunford, the birthplace of
Richard Cobden, Esq., MP.,
as being enlarged.
1853. 1 177 Crystal Palace Hotel at Anner-
ley, etc.
1206 Church, etc., at Tulse Hill.
1854. 1209 I^mbeth burial ground at
Tooting, etc.
1855. 1237 Improvements at Llandudno,
North Wales, etc.
1856. 1102 Schools at Pwllheli, North
Wales.
1857. 1026 Milford, Pembrokeshire, the
property of the Hon. Fulke
Greville — docks, etc.
WEHRSCHMIDT, Daniel Albert.
Engraver and Painter.
Rose Cottage^ Bushey Heath,
1886. 1537 Sir A. Ashbumham, Bart.;
mezzotin t. After Frank HoU,
R.A.
Cecilia Cottage^ Bushey.
1887. 1565 The Eari of Dufferin. After
Frank Holl, R.A.
203 Captain F. Harvey, R.N. (Oil
painting.)
1779 The Attorney-General. After
Frank Holl, R.A.
1784 TheEarlofYarborough. After
Frank Holl, R.A.
508 Eari Granville, K.G. (Oil
painting.)
Cleveland^ Bushey.
355 Earl Manners. (Oil painting.)
920 Thomas Dixon Galpin, Esq.
(Oil painting.)
1598 The love letter. After Luke
Fildes, R.A.
1464 Daughter of Lord Clive. After
Romney.
801 Portrait of a haymaker. (Oil
painting,^
1508 C. Bechstem, Esq. After H.
Herkomer, R.A.
1396 Dr. Waters. After Frank Holl,
R.A.
1408 General Sir Herbert Stewart.
After Frank Holl, R.A.
499 Samuel Hyslop, Esq., Ex-
Mayor of Newcastle-under-
Lyme. (Oil painting^
1897. 1713 "Music, when sweet voices die,
vibrates tn the niemory,"
After W. Q, Orchardson,
R.A.
II Down among the dead meti^
*^ Here's a health
King^ etCt"
599 Robert TayJor
8s» "This U the
malt. That
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
198
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wehrschmidt, Daniel Albert — con-
tinued.
6a, Holbein Place, S.JV.
1900. 1079 An officer of Hussars.
1 90 1. 598 William Bain, Esq.
{T7^ last five are oil paint-
ings.)
1902. 1341 Olive. After Herbert Schmalz.
1904. 501 Phosphorescence and moon-
rise. "All the sea looks as
if one saw embers." — Frith-
jof'Saga. {Oil painting,)
1311 Mrs. Maguire and Arthur Fitz-
james. After Sir Thomas
Lawrence, P.R.A.
WEHRSCHMIDT, E Engraver.
Park Road, Bushey,
1895. 1402 Three mezzotints. After Sir
Peter Lely.
26, Asluhurch Street,
Shepherd^ s Bush.
1899. 1564 Lady Beauclerc. After an un-
known artist.
WEIGALL, Alfred.
Miniature Painter.
38, Wimpole Street.
1855. 783 Mrs. Starling.
878 Miss Emmeline Thompson.
1856. ^^^ Miss C. G. Wilkinson.
102, Piccadilly.
1858. 703 Miss Maude Gilbert.
8, Clarendon Road.
1859. 726 Lady North.
787 Countess Dowager of Spencer.
826 Mother and child.
i860. 837 Countess Spencer.
888 Earl Spencer, Lady Victoria
Spencer, the late W. Nichol-
son, Esq., Miss Amy Trou-
bridge, William McCraight,
Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.
The Hon. Mrs. Best.
William Gilbert, Esq.
Lord Charles Bruce, ist Life
Guards.
Thomas, son of Admiral Sir
Thomas Cochrane.
Cecil, son of Lady North.
Major Dickson.
Miss Murray, of Philiphaugh.
Gilbert and Alice.
Charles, eldest son of Lady
Adeliza and Lord George
Manners.
730 Sir Lampton Loraine, Bart,
R.N.
891
i86i.
831
878
1863.
708
75«
776
777
1863.
839
849
1864.
7*4
1856.
694
1858.
»97
860
1859.
9«
1863.
128
1866.
5»7
589
1873-
IJ33
1874.
6.5
1875-
299
1880.
1014
1881.
884
1882.
54«
1883.
689
1865. 670 William Gilbert, Esq.
730 Mrs. Algernon de Horsey.
746 The Rev. Cuthbert Orlebar,
late Vicar of Paddington,
Beds.
1866, 634 Sydney, daughter of Cecil F.
Holmes, Esq.
WEIGALL, Arthur Howes.
Painter.
13, MichaeVs Place, Brompton,
Miss Norton; a study.
T. Palgrave Simpson, Esq.
Miss Agnes Edwards.
Miss Inderwick.
The nut-gatherer.
233, Brompton Road.
A belle of the last century.
The reverie.
In the tapestried chamber.
The pedlar's visit.
I, Eldon Road, Kensington.
The birthday.
The love-letter.
The haunted room.
Poachers.
The return: unforgiven.
''A son is a son till he gets
him a wife;
A daughter is a daughter all
the days of her life."
1884. 590 The betrothal ring.
51, Haverstock Hill.
1891. 661 "The falling out of faithful
friends. Renewing is of
love."
WEIGALL, Charles Harvey.
Painter.
E. H Weigall,
at Mr. Pidgcons,
3, Grafton Street.
1 810. 647 Impression of a die of the
young Hercules.
Master C. H. IVeigall,
44, Conduit Street.
181 1. 697 Mr. Griffiths.
4, Knightsbridge Terrace.
181 7. 947 Mrs. Weigall.
955 Mr. Weigall.
24, Conduit Street.
1826. 933 Frames containing impressions
from intaglio gems. Portraits
of His Majesty, Sir Walter
Scott, J. Flaxman, £sq.,R. A.,
the late H. Fuseli,Esq., R. A.,
Lord Byron, Garrick, Dr.
Johnson, Buonaparte.
941 Model in wax: H.R.H. the
Duke of York.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
199
i8j6, 94 s Frame containing Impressions
fromlntagliogems- Portraits
of dogs, after Reinagle, and
birds.
1837* 991 Portrait of His Majesty; an
impression from an intaglio
gem.
laoi H.R.H. the late Duke of York ;
an impression from an intag-
lio gem,
42j Conduit Sir^L
iSaS, 109a Sir Walter Scott, Bart.^ im-
pression from an intaglio
gem,
1099 The late Rt, Hon. George
Canning J impression from
an intaglio gem,
18, Bernard Street^
Russtii Square,
1851, 910 Drawing of ducks,
13, MickaePs Pime,
1S54, 90+ An oak in the Silver Wood,
Albury,
WEIGALL
1853, 661
1854, 678
7i'
Miss E*
Miniature Painter,
27, Somerset Street.
Mrs, T. Staveley.
The Authoress of *' A trap to
catch a Sunbeam," (A/aii/da
Anne Planckcy afterwards
Mrs. M€tckam€ss.)
The Hon, Lena Eden,
13, MkkaePs Place^ Brampton,
Hon. Eleanor Eden,
Mrs, C lend on.
I^dy Amabel Cowpen
Mrs. George H, Virtue.
Hon, Emily Eden.
Lady Florence Cowper.
Lady Amabel Cowper.
Isabel, daughter of Henry
Warren, Esq,
Mrs, Wellesley,
Infant son of J. E. E. Wirgall,
Esq,
John, son of John McV^gh,
Esq.
WEIGALL, Henry... .Sculptor.
3, Si* Jamts^s Street
1S37. 1156 Bust of Sir Harris Nicolas^
K.CM.G.
17« Sim§tr$iS Stftii^
1848* 1406 Bust of Richard Ctoike, Eiq*,
of Kensington,
1437 Bust of Thomas Carlyle, Eiq.
1447 do. a gentlemao
1464 do. the Rev. J,"'
looorar)- Scci
'855-
777
778
866
1856.
667
670
»8S7-
745
8}o
830
1858.
1859,
7J3
766
i860.
886
1849. 1 171
IJ06
>I37
1S50, 138;
1404
M44
iSsi. 1317
1852, 1409
1853. n9«
IS54. 1173
Kensington Grammar
School.
Bust of Samuel Warren, F. R.S.,
author of " Ten thousand a
year," etc.
Marble bust of the Duke of
Wellington,
J3ust of Peter Laurie, Esq.
A bust of Sir David Davies,
K*C.H., Physician in ordin-
ary to Her Majesty the
Queen Dowager,
Viscount MandeviHe, M.P*
Edward N. Dennys, Esq.
Bust of Apley Pellatt, Esq.
Samuel Phillips, Esq*
Bust of Dr. Kelaart, of Ceylon,
do, William Yarrell, Esq.,
FX.S.
Bust of the Duke of Wellington,
modelled from sittings given
in the autumn of i8y.
Bronze bust (from sittmgs) of
the late Duke of Wellington.
38, Wimpoie Street.
Proofs of the Flaxroan medal
executed for the Art Union
of London; and from the
dies for the Prize Gold
Medal given by the Lord
Bishop of London to King
Edward VI's Grammar
School at Bury St. Ed-
mund*s.
Painter.
1846,
1850.
1851,
WEIGALL, Henry, Junr. ...
H. Weigall^ Junr,^
3, St. Jame^s Street^
Pall Mall.
1571 A cameo in pietr^ dura,
27, Somerset Street.
714 The Rev. Theyre Smith, vicar
of Wymondham, Norfolk.
867 Miss Lenox Conyngham.
9S0 Mrs, Jones of Pantglis.
890 Lord Foley,
%n The Hon- Mrs* Fitzgerald
Foley.
894 Samuel Warren, Esq,, RR.S.,
author of ** Ten thousand a
yean"
$t4 Mrs. Weigall.
^1 Portrait on ivory of a lady.
:eW>ouly Eflfendi, Turkish
Charge d' Affaires.
ime containing portraits of
Duke and Duchess of
fl-ady Foley, and
ika Howard.
200
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Weigall, Henry, }\xnr.^ continued,
185 1. H09 Captain Harry Eyres, R.N.,
C.B.
1852. 695 The Baroness Le Despencer.
700 £. Boscawen, Esq.
704 Miss Augusta Bankes.
751 A portrait.
894 Mrs. Bankes.
898 Mrs. R. S. Oldham.
911 A. E. Mansel, Esq., 3rd Light
Dragoons.
919 The Duke of Wellington.
Painted from sittings given
to the artist in the autumn
1853. 75 « Sir Percival Hart Dyke, Bart.
751 Viscount Holmsdale.
784 Viscountess Holmsdale.
820 Henry Verschoyle, Esq., Grena-
dier Guards.
866 Francis Hastings Ridgway, of
Fairlawn.
872 Alfred, only son of D. Jones,
Esq., of Pantglas, M.P.
912 The late Duke of Wellington,
from sittings given in 185 1.
38, Wimpole Street.
1854. 185 The author of " Alpha."
}8i The late Duke of Wellington.
793 The Hon. Mrs. George War-
burton.
795 L. Knight, Esq., 17th Lancers.
1855. 81 Miss Calcraft, daughter of
Mr. and Lady Caroline Cal-
craft.
230 Sir John Jervis, Kt., Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas.
242 Lord Louvaine, M.P.
441 The late Marquis of Ormonde.
674 The Ladies Caroline and Au-
gusta Nevill, and Lady
Isabel Bligh, daughters of
the Earl and Countess of
Abergavenny.
1856. i68 Portrait of a lady.
571 do. do.
740 Lady Jane Levett.
771 John Bankes, Esq.
820 Colonel H. G. Wilkinson,
Scots Fusilier Guards.
H, Weigall^ 102, Piccadilly,
1857. 192 Sir John De la Pole, Bart.
210 Lady North.
382 Morning.
915 Miss Pope.
1858. 62 Viscount Bury, M.P.
77 Viscountess Bury.
161 Mrs. Henry Verschoyle.
174 The Earl of Albemarle,
1858. 270 Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry
Keppel, K.C.B.
280 Sir Allan Napier Macnab,
Bart.
1065 Helen. "I had great beauty,
ask me not my name." —
Vide Tennyson's Dream of
Fair Women,
1859. 65 Mrs. Peel.
107 Matthew Marshall, Esq., Bank
of England. Painted for the
Gresham Assurance Society,
195 Miss Victoria Stuart Wortley.
302 La Mariscale Serrano.
314 Sir John West, K.C.B., Ad-
miral of the Fleet.
436 William Thomas Brande, Esq.,
D.C.L., F.R.S. Painted for
the Society of Apothecaries of
the City of London,
453 The late William Smee, Esq.,
Bank of England. Painted
for the Gresham Assurance
Society,
i860. 112 Comet Henry N. Cockerell,
Madras Cavalry.
21 8 The Countess of Airlie.
300 Mrs. William Vernon Har-
court.
1 86 1. 192 Mrs. Stuart Hogg.
273 The Earl of Airlie.
324 T. Villiers Lister, Esq.
524 William Vernon Harcourt, Esq.
633 Miss Florence Pearse.
1862. 322 The croquet player.
477 Master Ailwyn Fellowes.
1863. 34 W. H. P. Weston, Esq.
135 The Rt. Hon. Sir George
Cornewall Lewis, Bart.
241 Lady Robert Montagu.
683 Portrait.
694 Mrs. E. Raleigh King.
1864. 50 Alexandra, Princess of Wales.
340 Dowager Lady Littleton.
348 Miss Lucy Mildmay.
380 Sebaste.
1865. 106 Albert Edward, Prince of
Wales. Painted by com-
mand,
116 Eleanor, Duchess of North-
umberland.
164 Lady Katherine Parker, daugh-
ter of the Countess of Mor-
ley.
261 Alice and Edith, daughters of
Viscountess Downe.
321 Earl Grosvenor.
1866. 161 The Hon. Admiral Rous.
Painted for tlu Jockey Club,
296 Viscountess Clifden.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
20 1
1866. 489 The Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund
Head, Bart., K.C.B. Painted
for Merton College^ Oxford.
35, Bryanston Square.
1867. 159 The Duke of Cleveland, K.G.
499 Lady Rose Weigall.
605 Mrs. Thomson, Bishopsthorpe,
York.
1868. 109 The Countess of Westmore-
land and her daughter.
578 The rival babies (a family
group).
1869. 356 Portrait.
839 Earl Fitzwilliam, K.G., and
son. Presentation portrait,
857 Mrs. Widdrington.
883 The Archbishop of York.
(Z>/-. Thomson,)
1870. 239 Albert Edward, Prince of
Wales. Exhibited by com-
mand of the Queen.
240 Alexandra, Princess of Wales.
Exhibited by command of the
Queen,
385 J. H. Boehm, Esq.
954 Breakfast at Marbury Hall
(portraits).
1871. 1138 Captain E. M. Shaw, Metro-
politan Fire Brigade.
1 1 39 Fitzroy (page of honour to Her
Majesty) and Grenville
Somerset, sons of Lord
Raglan.
1872. 3 Viscountess Powerscourt.
36 A little coachman.
319 The Marchioness of Ripon.
563 Thomas Hughes, Esq., M.P.
1873. 206 Countess of Westmoreland.
377 H.R.H. Princess Mary Ade-
laide, Duchess of Teck.
384 H.S.H. Francis, Duke of Teck.
513 General the Hon. Arthur Up-
ton.
658 Fitz-Roy Weigall.
684 Hon. Lilah Ellis, daughter of
Viscountess Clifden.
1874. 9 Miss Minnie Milbank.
93 Portrait of a lady.
498 Lady Muncaster.
6i8 The Archbishop of York.
{Dr, Thomson,)
623 Mrs. Thomson.
1375 Childhood's dreams.
1875. 171 Miss Frances Mary Cockerell.
437 Dr. Perry, first Bishop of Mel-
bourne. Painted for the
Colony of Victoria,
1876. 145 John, son of the Earl of Mex-
borough.
623 Rev. W. Elwin.
VIIl.
1877. '546 H.R.H. Princess Frederica of
Hanover.
1878. 2 Mrs. Langtry; a sketch.
102 A trumpeter.
563 Clare Vyner, Esq.
605 Going for mine walk.
1879. 380 The Marquis of Exeter.
425 Mrs. Singleton.
1414 "If proud thou be of ancestry
for worth and valour famed.
So live that they, if yet they
lived, should ne*er of thee be
shamed."
1880. 3 H.R.H. Princess Frederica of
Hanover.
436 William Wellesley Weigall,
aged 10.
1430 The Marquis of Salisbury, K.G.
1881. 933 Ethel Fane.
1373 Mrs. Cecil Forester and child-
ren.
1882. 587 Miss E. Munro Ferguson.
761 The evening hymn.
789 Spring.
6, William Street,
Lowndes Square,
1885. 374 Portrait of a lady.
450 Rachel
463 His Eminence Cardinal Man-
ning.
600 Miss Learmouth.
1886. 89 The black kitten.
1887. 120 One of the Wellington
"Eleven."
1890. 47 Rather shy.
1893. 860 The Lady Rose WeigalL
1894. 550 A blue belle.
1895. 758 Portrait of a gentleman.
Southwood^ Ramsgatt,
1898. 347 "The truth, the whole truth;"
quarter sessions at Sandwich
before His Honour Judge
Lumley Smith.
1902. 588 The Countess of Westmorland.
1904. 5^ H.M. The King. For WeUing-
ton College,
WEIGALL, Miss Julia (afterwards
Mrs. Capes) Miniature Painter.
Miss Weigall,
13, MichaeVs Place,
729 View near Dorking.
653 German bean gatherers.
912 Miss Penn.
749 Miss Howse.
822 Miss Dwelly.
985 Mrs. Thomas Henry Dixon.
774 Earl de Grey.
775 Miss Wadham.
910 Lady Adine Cowper.
DD
1848.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855-
202
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Weigall, Miss JulisL—confinued.
1856. 715 Miss Staveley.
839 Lady Adine Cowper.
840 I^rd Auckland, Bishop of
Bath and Wells.
841 Thomas Staveley, Esq.
835 Mrs. Fludgate.
732 The artist's brother.
767 Edward, second son of the Rev.
Richard S. Oldham.
799 Mrs. Charles H. Weigall.
825 Portrait.
233, Brompton Road,
705 A portrait.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1863.
1864.
WEIGHTMAN. J Architect.
J. Weightman^ Junr,^
73, Upper Berkeley Street,
1 8 1 7. 996 View of Lknaber Church, near
Barmouth, North Wales,
/. W, Weightman,
Earl Street,
1822. 866 Design for a nobleman's man-
sion.
J, G, Weightman,
1830. 1057 Westminster Abbey, a design
for a new west front to accord
with the general character of
the building.
WEIGHTON,J. &^Wighton.
WEIPPERT, E Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1800. 539 A sea-piece.
1 80 1. $11 do with fishermen
mending their nets.
WEIR, Mrs. Archibald (Anna).
Fainter.
Windmill Hill, Enfield.
1884. 149 " Heads or tails? "
WEIR, Miss Edith D.
Miniature Painter.
58, Trumbull Street,
New Haven, U,S,A,
1900. 1424 Portrait of a Girl.
WEIR, Harrison William ... Painter.
H Weir,
Blenheim Cottage, Peckham,
1848. 4»o Cottage with figures, Pembury,
Kent.
824 i^No title in the catalogue^
9, Lyndhurst Road, Peckham,
1870. 574 Partridges.
187 1. 762 So happy.
1872. 852 Out with intent.
1873. ixl Hard times.
WEIR, W Painter.
Edinburgh, and
98, Mount Street,
1809. 408 Halloween.
426 The cottar's Saturday night.
WEIR, William Painter.
17, Caroline Street,
Mornington Crescent,
1855. 6ii The lesson.
13, Copenhagen Street,
1857. 379 The mechanist.
43, Pratt Street, Lambeth,
i^S^* 542 The supplicant.
543 Fisher children on the French
coast.
135, Grave Street,
Camden Town,
1859. 192 Satisfaction.
i860. 91 My great-grandmother's cap.
557 Home practice.
607 Father's pet.
1 86 1. 113 Shrimpers.
217 Home precepts.
361 Something merry?
612 The star.
1862. 49 Taking it easy.
98 The rivals.
157 Repose.
160 Some one expected.
461 The mirror.
1863. 313 A reading member.
1865. 125 Coast companions.
256 Teasing the bairn.
WEIRTER, Louis Painter.
Yorick Club,
Bedford Street, W,C.
i903« »357 Canterbury Cathedral.
"'Twas out of thought's in-
terior sphere
These wonders rose to upper
air."
WEISS, Jos6 \ Painter.
Joseph Weiss,
Rue de P Industrie,
Roubaix, France,
33 Twilight: F6ret de Montmor-
ency.
Jost Weiss, Amberley, Sussex,
689 A quiet evening.
703 A Sussex Farmyard.
667 August in Sussex.
38 Showery weather.
402 In the South Downs.
Houghton House, Houghton,
Arundel, Sussex,
1898. 31 Southdown sheep.
1887.
1894.
1895.
1897.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
203
1898. 701 On the common,
1899. 156 Harvesting on the South
Downs,
105 Wild Surrey.
4i8 A bright day on the Arun.
52 1 February.
1900. 37^ September on the Arun,
633 Wild Sussex.
loto Banks of the Arun, Susseic.
1903. 333 North-westerly breeze.
1904. 328 The wane of winter
WBISZ, Adolphe Painter,
1872. 1093 "Will she, or won't she?"
7, Avenue Tn$daim^ Paris,
1875. ^* ^^^l de musique.
94 " Je suis mon grand-pere/'
WEIZENBERG, G. „. , Sculptor.
Rome,
1880. 1581 Ophelia; statue, marble-
7, Via d€gH Ifuurabili^ Romt.
1882. 1558 The lost love — statucj marble.
WELBORNE, J. W , Painter.
2 2^ Old Bond Street
1837. 3i8 Study from nature*
1838. 1051 The last home,
13, Clifford Street
1839. 39 fi The young entomologist,
566 Portrait,
WELBY, C. See Pugin and Welby,
vol. vi, page 216,
WELBYi Miss Rose Ellen ... Painter.
Miss Rose Weiby,
62, Gower Street
1888. 674 Christmas roses.
25, Mortimer Street
1891. 1130 Red, while, and blue*
Miss Ellen iVelby,
4j JBemers Street
1892. 116K Good friends.
Miss Rose IVe/fy,
23, Greycoat Gardens^ S* IV.
1896. 7+<> Waste ground.
1897. i;6 Honeysuckle,
731 Feeding pigeons.
BoS Larkspurs*
1900. 966 Where untroubled peace and
concord dwelL
Miss Rose £. Welty,
i4rt, Finchky Jl&mt>
1904. 134 Red roses.
WELCH, Harry J Painter.
J/. Welch,
S, Percy Street, W.C.
1884, 776 Dirty weather,
1885. 607 Tintagel.
Marty/. Welch,
8, Peny Street, W.C.
1888, 413 On the cliffs.
760 Blowing up for rain*
1S89. 398 Rocks,
1890. 99 Near the Lizard
251 Cliffs and sea*
iSga- 507 Theisland.
WELCH, J, Painter.
Master/. Welch,
15, Cleaveland Street
1807. 605 A sketch*
/, Welch.
181 2. 142 Portrait of a rustic at Ipswich.
1S13. 666 Margate, from Westbrook
beach — morning.
797 An interior at Margate*
WELCH, Miss Painter.
8, Bavid Street, Baker Street
rSai. 140 Moon-light.
19* View in Jersey,
WELCH, The Misses Kemp-. See K,
voK iv, page 310,
WELCHMAN, J, W. Painter.
Corner of Wells Street,
Oxford Street.
1822, 498 Forest scene; a study.
514 View in Westmoreland*
363 The lower fall at Rydal, West-
moreland.
650 View of Phygalia in Greece,
with the ruins of the Temple
of Apollo.
WELD, Miss Alice K, H, .., Painter.
Addison Studios^
Blyth Road, Kensington,
1888. 1166 Palace of Caligula, Palatine
HUl.
WELLER, Miss Augusta*
Miniature Painter.
53, Great Mariborough Street
1836, 711 Allan Duke, Esq.
733 Monsieur La Croix;
3, Cirencester Place.
rdjg^ loftS An oil miniature portrait of
Mrs. Hosking.
204
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WELLES, E. F Painter.
1826. 230 Portrait of Crecy by Walton,
late the property of Mr.
Samuel Palfrey.
EarVs Croam^
near Upton on Severn^
Worcestershire.
1827. 376 Manfred, a race horse, the pro-
perty of Lechmere Charlton,
Esq.
1828. 314 Castrcl, twenty-five years old,
the property of Lechmere
Charlton, Esq.
443 A Normandy Cart-horse, im-
ported by Richard Winnall,
Esq.
1830. 550 Mountain scene, with Scotch
cattle.
2, North Street^
Ed^eware Road.
1831. 601 Study of a horse's head.
Cheltenham,
i834« 5*4 The race-horse Thomgrove.
Hereford,
1839. 114 Hereford cattle in landscape.
Bromyard^ Herefordshire.
1847. 84 Landscape with cattle.
WELLES, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1784. 414 A town of the Mohawk-Indians
surprized by a detachment
of British soldiers sent to re-
strain the scalping scouts.
WELLINGS, W Painter.
26, Henrietta Street^
Covent Garden.
1 793* 399 Portrait of a lady of quality.
514 Mr. Kemble and Mrs. Siddons
as Cromwell and Queen
Catherine. — Henry VIH,
act 4, scene 4.
WELLS, Miss Augusta Painter.
9, Upper Phillimore Gardens.
1864. 353 One of Ida's pupils.
1865. 6 Victory in the bklance.
x866. 63 Lisette.
1867. 7 Nora.
1869. 501 At needlework in the garden.
755 Diana.
1872. 615 Oranges and lemons.
1873. 239 A garden gate.
1875. 575 Courtyard of a dairy-farm.
WELLS, Edward P Painter.
140, High Street^
St. John's Wood
1897. 657 The farm on the hill.
WELLS, George Painter.
Stroud Green, Homsey.
1842. 163 ''And soft as dew her tones of
music fall."
1843. 1188 Conrad and Medora. "Oh,
Medora! nerve thy gentler
heart, etc." — Lord Byron's
Corsair.
1844. 3^<^ Scene from the Tempest
^^ Ferdinand Sitting on a
bank. Weeping again the
King my father's wreck, etc."
1845. 76 "Or like a nymph, with long
disheveird hair. Dance on
the sands, and yet no footing
seen." — Shakespeare.
1846. 1196 Beatrice listening. — Much Ado
About Nothing.
1847. 459 Duncan Gray. "Duncan Gray
came here to woo, etc." —
Burns.
15, Newman Street.
1848. 1 133 Mysie Harper in attendance
upon Sir Piercie Shafton at
the hostelry. — Scotfs Mon-
astery.
1849. 267 A scene from Kenil worth.
" P oster, without speaking a
word, rushed on his daugh-
ter, and wrested the flask
from her hand; then, as if
embarrassed by what he had
done, and totally unable to
resolve what he should do
next, he stood with it in his
hand, one foot advanced,
and the other drawn back."
1850. 251 A Naiad.
473 Repose.
603 "When a youthful, loving,
modest pair, etc." — Bums.
10, Percy Street.
185 1. 228 The reconciliation.
366 Sleep; a sketch from nature.
1852. 145 The vintager.
333 The spell.
"Slow crawled the snail, if I
can rightly spell.
In the soft ashes mark'd a
curious L,
Oh, may this wondrous omen
lucky prove
For L is found in Lubberkin
and Love." — Gay.
1853. 1255 Miss Norah Napier.
19, Newman Street.
1854. 107 The belle of the village.
1087 A nymph dancing.
23, Newman Street.
1855. 274 The miniature.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
205
1857-
270
"45
1858.
105
1859.
SJ«
955
1862.
1863.
»35
7»5
^355. 1368 "I know a maiden fair to see,
Take care ! etc." — Long-
fellow,
1856. 253 Viola with the ring. — Shake-
speares Tivel/th Night,
Miss Forester.
An old shed.
The farmer's daughter.
Grove Road^ Upper Holloway,
A gleaner.
The Retreat, Polygon, Clifton,
Miss Leche, of Garden Park,
Cheshire.
" When a youthful, loving, and
modest pair." — Burns,
A Greek girl.
Scene from Shakespeare's
"Twelfth Night." " Viola,
Good madam, let me see
your face, etc."
Berkeley Square, Bristol,
Shepherd's daughter.
55, Berners Street,
Blackberry girl.
Breakfast companions.
Foss Noddyn or " Fairy Glen,"
North Wales.
The way through the wood."
An autumn afternoon on the
Llugwy, North Wales.
A river scene in North Wales.
Over the valley.
19, Fitzrqy Square,
The winding river.
I, Rhiwilas Villas, Trefrew,
Down the river.
WELLS, Henry Tanworth, R,A,
Painter and Miniature Painter.
114, New Bond Street,
986 Master Arthur Princep.
721 Mrs. Gibeme.
757 Miss Adeline Bayley.
794 Mrs. Packenham Mahon.
879 Mrs. John Warrender Dal-
rymple.
667 Miss Hughes.
750 Miss Pattle.
783 Miss Julia Hay Cameron.
855 Mrs. Henry Bayley.
15, Stratford Place,
705 Miss Emma AUinson.
769 Master Crab.
793 John Edward Hall, Esq.
988 Portraits of the Hon. Mrs.
Brand and children.
1140 A portrait.
793 Portrait.
851 Mrs. Hunter Rodwell and
child.
1870.
45*
I87I.
1872.
1876.
37*
943
131
1877.
1880.
563
1409
I88I.
1426
501
1886.
S^7
1888.
9»7
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
I85I.
1852.
1852. 852 Miss Isabel Brand.
1037 The Hon. Captain Maude.
1853. 269 Portraits of the Misses Lewis.
{Oil painting,)
683 Portraits.
722 Mrs. Boggis, Baddow Court,
Essex.
746 Sir Watkyn W. Wynn, Bart.
759 Mr. Thomas Grounds.
782 I^dy Williams Wynn.
821 Mrs. J. E. Richard.
855 The Dowager Lady Howden.
1854. 718 Viscountess Newark.
754 Miss Susan Dashwood.
756 Miss Dashwood.
763 Lady Sarah Cholmondeley.
786 The Hon. Hugh Cholmon-
deley.
792 Miss (iertrude Brand.
794 H.R.H. the Princess Mary of
Cambridge. Painted for Her
Majesty,
835 Mrs. Arthur Cumming.
1855. 788 Captain Arthur Cumming,
R.N.
802 Frederick, son of Sir Charles
and Lady Mary Wood.
835 Mrs. Dunkinfield Astley.
838 Miss Dashwood.
945 Master Harman Gresewood.
17, Stratford Place,
1856. 714 Mrs. Oliver.
724 Lady Selina Vernon.
747 Mrs. John Watson.
789 Mr. William Hibbert.
792 Mrs. Vansittart.
813 The children of F. D. P. Ast-
ley, Esq.
853 Miss Hammond.
998 Miss Courbould.
1857. 736 The Hon. Mrs. Gisbourne.
744 Mrs. Augustus Mordan.
747 Miss Julia Hay Cameron.
752 The Airsaig country, on the
north-west coast of Scot-
land, the islands of Eig,
Rum, and Muck in the dis-
tance.
768 The Hon. Mary Dawson,
daughter of Lord Cremome.
788 Miss Sarah Wells.
806 Miss Rosalie Gush.
938 Mary, daughter of the Hon.
Henry P. Cholmondeley.
1858. 683 Mrs. Matthias Boyce.
687 The Princess Rodolph Obo-
lensky.
709 Madame Dalloz.
714 Mrs. James Macleay.
718 La Marchese Calabrini.
2o6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wells,
tinned.
1858.
1859.
i860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
Henry Tanworth, Ii,A. — con-
7»4 Granville E. Harcourt Vernon,
Esq.
730 Lady Margaret Beaumont and
child.
740 Major Naysmith.
699 Charles Armstrong, Esq., Ben-
gal Army.
710 Mrs. Van der Byl.
753 Portrait.
775 Miss Mordan.
789 A little Red Riding-Hood.
817 Lady Gwendoline Petre.
836 Portrait.
845 Lotty, daughter of J. R. Clay-
ton, Esq.
814 Miss Ridley.
827 Lady Cecil Kerr.
871 Mrs. Leyborne Popham.
872 Seale Hayne, Esq.
875 Portraits.
883 The Marchioness of Stafford.
884 The Hon. Edward Coke.
892 Frances, Countess of Walde-
grave.
22 Portrait.
147 An Italian.
306 Viscount Ranelagh, Lieut.
Colonel Com. South Middle-
sex Volunteers. For the
Head Quarters of the Corps ^
Beaufort House^ Walham
Green,
744 Colonel James Armstrong,
C.B.
838 Portrait.
845 Miss Wetton.
859 J. F. Bassett, Esq., and the
Hon. Mrs. Bassett.
900 Lady Alice Kerr.
4 Portraits — including a portrait
of the late Mrs. Henry T.
Wells.
304 Joseph, son of James Stans-
feld, Esq., M.P.
402 Constance, second daughter of
F. Dunkinfield R. Astley,
Esq.
742 Portrait
791 Frederick M. Armstrong, Esq.,
Bengal Army.
84 Mrs. Tippinge.
499 General Sir Hew Dalrymple
Ross, G.C.B.
799 Mrs. T. Jex-Blake.
869 Alice.
1002 On board the " Victoria."
38 James Hodgson, Esq., alder-
man and twice Mayor of
1864. 290
49"
691
1865. 173
250
301
654
747
1866. 86
298
374
611
1867. 10
17
«77
288
345
629
1868. 274
303
440
478
Newcastle - upon - Tyne.
Painted for the Council
Chamber.
Mrs. Stewart Hodgson.
A Roman labourer.
Edith, youngest daughter of
Thomas Miller, Esq.
(Preparing a tableau vivant.)
Portraits of Florence, Mary,
and Ada, daughters of J.
Lowthian Bell, Esq.
James Stansfeld, Esq., M.P.
Outskirt of a farmyard at twi-
light
Miss Jeffray.
do.
The Warden of Merton Col-
lege, Oxford. Painted for
the College Hall.
Major H. Stewart Cochrane,
V.C.
Volunteers at a firing point.
The picture contains portraits
of Lieut. 'Colonel the Hon.
W. Colville, Lieut. -Colonel
Lord ElchOy Lieut.- Colonel
Halfordy Captain Drake^
R.E.^ Captain Horatio
RosSy Captain Heaton,
Stewart Pixley^ Martin R.
Smithy and Edward C.
Ross.
Miss Jeffray.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq.
Presented to Mrs. Lloyd
Edwards y etc.
Lord Belhaven and Hamilton,
K.T. Presentation portrait.
F. Dunkinfield P. Astley, Esq.
Helen, daughter of Charles
Magniac, Esq.
The rifle ranges at Wimble-
don.
Earl Spencer, K.G.
Earl and Countess Spencer at
Wimbledon; at the firing
point are the Lords Ducie,
Grosvenor, and Elcho, the
late Colonel Clark Kennedy,
Captains Mildmay and
Flood Page, and Mr. Ed-
ward Ross.
James Stansfeld, Esq., of Hali-
fax. Presentation portrait.
Letters and news at the Loch
side
The Earl of Strathmore and
Kinghome. Presentation
portrait.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
207
1869.
6S
122
413
701
1870. 199
I87I.
86
«54
»7»
436
563
1083
1872.
106
220
253
438
467
1873. 109
113
191
303
328
448
1874. 25
316
321
John Beasley, Esq., of Chapel
Brampton. Presentation
portrait.
Charles Magniac, Esq., M.P.
The Duchess of Cleveland.
Sidney, Alice and Margaret.
Mrs. Adam Kennard.
Mary and Clara, daughters of
John Dugdale, Esq.
Lord Hatherley, Lord High
Chancellor of England
Painted for the Fishmongers^
Company, etc.
(Elected R.A.)
Adam Kennard, Esq.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Austen
Bruce. Presentation por-
trait.
Charles Buxton, M.P.
A reaper.
Col. David Brown, Com-
missioner in British Burmah.
Lewis Williams, Esq. Testi-
menial portrait.
Alice.
S. Adams Beck, Esq., Go-
vernor of the Chartered Gas
Company. Painted for the
Company.
Mrs. Coleridge Kennard.
Edward Brooke, Esq.
The Duke of Devonshire, K.G.
Painted for the Iron and
Steel Institute^ etc,
Robert Cheere, Esq., Trea-
surer of King's College Hos-
pital. Presented to the Hos-
pital by his friends.
Sir Sills J. Gibbons, Bart., the
late Lord Mayor on the oc-
casion of the reception of
Her Majesty at St. Paul's
Cathedral, on the Thanks-
giving Day — 27th February,
1872. Painted for the Sailers'
Company.
Fox to ground, on Dartmoor.
Portrait of the Earl of Ports-
mouth, as Master of Hounds.
Presentation picture.
Portrait of an antiquarian.
The Hon. Francis G. Baring.
The Hon. J. P. Locke King,
M.P. Presentation picture.
Philip Worsley, Esq.
J. Remington Mills, Esq.
Painted for the Congrega-
tional Memorial Hall.
Lord Selborne. Painted as
Lord High Chancellor of
1874. 571
664
1403
1875. 112
183
1876. 27
83
1 57
*3S
*79
281
1877.
13*7
18
103
276
333
502
1878. 116
226
35*
588
93a
943
fai4
1879.
1880.
1386
55
110
33«
595
1044
1357
161
117
England^ for the Mercers^
Company^ etc.
John P. Kennard, Esq.
Samuel Morley, Esq., M.P.
Painted for the Congregation
Memorial Hall.
A. G. Potter, Esq.
A November morning at Bird-
sail House, Yorkshire. Tes-
timonial Hunt picture con-
taining portraits of Lord and
Lady Middleton^ the Hon,
Digby and Hon. Mrs. Wil-
loughbyy and the Hon. Ernest
Willoughby^ etc., etc., etc.
The Rt. Hon. W. E. Forster,
M.P.
Thorpe Lodge,
Campden Hill Road,
Lady Rosamond Wallop, daugh-
ter of the Earl and Countess
of Portsmouth.
Isaac Crawhall, Esq.
Mrs. Coleridge Kennard.
Robert Jardine, Esq. Pre-
sented by the Liberal elec-
tors of Dumfries.
Lady Wenlock.
Harvest weather — afternoon on
Holmbury Hill.
Dr. Lionel S. Beale, F.R.S.
The Countess of Portsmouth.
Aliee.
Portrait.
The Hon. Constance Lawley.
Lady Balfour of Burleigh.
Mrs. Percy Chapman.
A portrait.
Henry H. Armstead, Esq.,
A.R.A.
Mrs. Arthur S. Valpy.
Mrs. John L. Margerison.
John L. Margerison, Esq.
The Rt. Hon. Russell Gumey,
M.P.
William Shaen, Esq.
The old stone-breaker.
Captain Philip Green.
The Laurel Walk.
A rustic Orlando.
Borrodale, a favourite horse.
G. C. Schwabe, Esq.
A picnic.
" Victoria Regina." " On Tues-
day at 2\ a.m. the scene
closed (death of William IV
at Windsor Castle), and in
a very short time the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury and
Lord Conyngham, the Cham-
208
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wells, Henry Tanworth, R,A, — con-
iintud.
berlain, set out to announce
the event to their young
sovereign. They reached
Kensington Palace about
five; theyknocked, they rang,
they thumped for a consider-
able time before they could
rouse the porter at the gates;
they were again kept waiting
in the courtyard, then turned
into one of the lower rooms,
where they seemed forgotten
by everybody. They rang
the beU, desired that the
attendant of the Princess
Victoria might be sent to
inform H.R.H. that they
requested an audience on
business of importance.
After another delay and
another ringing to inquire
the cause, the attendant was
summoned, who stated that
the Princess was in such a
sweet sleep, she could not
venture to disturb her. Then
they said, * We are come to
the Queen on business of
State, and even her sleep
must give way to that.* It
did, and to prove that she
did not keep them waiting,
in a few minutes she came
into the room in a loose
white nightgown, and shawl,
her nightcap thrown off, her
hair falling upon her shoul-
ders, her feet in slippers,
tears in her eyes, but per-
fectly collected and digni-
fied." — From the Diaries
of Miss Frances Williams
Wynn,
1880. 1447 C. W. Cope, Esq., R.A.
1 88 1. 193 Portrait.
329 do.
490 Thomas Browning, Esq.
550 Miss Armstead.
1408 John R. Clayton, Esq.
1882. 83 Ethel.
144 George Fenwick, Esq.
213 Jonathan Angus, Esq., Mayor
of Newcastle - upon - Tyne.
Presented to the Town,
261 Friends at Yewden.
1883. 287 Frederick Leighton, Esq.
353 Mrs. Wilberforce and her
daughter Dorothy.
*55
1888.
624
299
553
1883. 375 Mrs. Arthur Street.
461 A quarry on the hill.
803 Leaving the common.
832 A donkey boy.
The Aldermore^ Dorkings
and Thorpe Lodge^
Campden Hill Road.
1884. "o Friends.
137 Loading at a quarry.
314 An old crone.
380 Mrs. Ernest Charrington.
1885. 1 20 Quarrymen of Purbeck.
170 Mrs. Cecil Burney.
David F. Carmichael, Esq.,
late Member of Council,
Madras. Painted for the
Presidency Town, etc,
590 Lucy, elder daughter of Wil-
liam Wickham, Esq.
719 Arthur E. Street, Esq.
1887. 190 The Queen and her Judges (at
the opening of the Royal
Courts of Justice, Dec. 4,
1882).
At Kensington Palace in the
early morning of June 20,
1837.
Mrs. Arthur Street.
Holmbury Hill (looking to-
wards Blackdown).
1636 J. E. Boehm, Esq., R.A.
Drawing for the Grillion
Club SeHes.
1648 Lord Herschell. Drawing for
the Grillion Club Series.
1889. 163 Ernest Charrington, Esq.
214 Miss Amy Wetton.
325 Miss Lawford.
504 Arthur W. Nicholson, Esq.
1748 T. S. Kennedy, Esq. Drawing
for the Grillion Club Series,
1763 Major - General Sir Redvers
H. BuUer, V.C, etc.
1890. 211 Mrs. Thewlis Johnson.
284 Lilla.
389 Mrs. Curzon Wyllie.
1 67 1 Lord Arthur Russell. Drawing
for the Grillion Club Series,
1891. 32 Lady Lucy Drury-Lowe.
19S Clouds.
218 The Rev. Sidney Smith, Canon
of Hereford.
396 James, son of Joseph J. Stans-
feld, Esq.
474 The Hon. Mrs. Lyulph Stanley.
1537 Lady Coleridge.
1892. 26 Ruth Charrington.
59 Lieut.-General Sir Drury C.
Drury-Lowe, K.C.B.
192 VVm. Drury-Lowe, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
209
1892.
635
1537
1893.
38
^77
a*?
*74
450
931
1894.
M33
21
54
9«
139
158
2o6
1424
1895.
40
96
»»7
256
692
874
1896.
S6
76
192
612
i;i8
1897.
226
286
438
545
694
1898.
3
«37
193
»33
1899.
45
»5*
The late Rt. Hon. W. H.
Smith.
The Archbishop of Canterbury.
{Edward White Benson,)
Drawing for the Grillion
Club Series.
Portrait of a lady.
The Hon. E. W. B. Portman.
Presentation portrait.
Lady Blomfield.
Miss Boyce.
James Sant, Esq., R.A.
The Rt. Hon. George Denman,
Judge of Common Pleas and
High Court, 1872-92.
Edmund W. Oliver, Esq.
J. Orwell Phillips, Esq. Pre-
sentation portrait.
Miss Stirling.
J. Gwynne James, Esq. Pre-
sentation portrait.
J. Frederic Cheetham, Esq.
Mrs. W. E. Laurie.
Tom Nickalls, Esq., late Master
of the Surrey Staghounds.
Presentation portrait.
The Earl of Carlisle. Draiv-
ing for the Grillion Club
Series.
Sir Lowthian Bell, Bart., F.R.S.
Presentation portrait.
Colonel Charles G. Edwards.
Presentation portrait.
Frank Dicksee, Esq., R.A.
Mrs. F. T. Gardner.
Rachel Charrington.
John Corbett, Esq. Presenta-
tion portrait.
Mrs. T. A. Mason.
Miss Ethel H. Davis.
The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the Rt. Hon. Sir
M. E. Hicks Beach, Bart,
M.P.
Mrs. Dawson Rowley.
Mrs. Astley Cheetham.
H. T. W.
Miss Dorothea P. Bowman.
The Bishop of Ripon. ( Wil-
liam Boyd Carpenter.)
Pippa.
Mrs. Ernest Chambers.
Miss Phoebe Johnson.
Miss Ethel M. Hale.
Audrey.
The Earl of Pembroke.
Guy, son of Charles A. Prioleau,
Esq.
On the lawn — summer after-
noon.
VIII.
1899. 160 Sir Charles Scotter. Presenta-
tion portrait.
1578 Sir Robert Finlay, Q.C, M.P.,
Solicitor-General. Draunng
for the Grillion Club Series.
1900. 30 Martin J. Sutton, Esq.
225 Miss Evelyn Ouless.
278 Mrs. Montgomerie.
384 Miss Catherine V. Charring-
ton.
1598 Colonel Sir Edward R. C
Bradford, G.CB. Drawing
for the Grillion Club Series.
1 901. 168 Mrs. John S. Dugdale.
273 Sir William Macpherson.
Painted for the Calcutta Turf
Club.
282 Major-General Sir John F. D.
Donnelly, K.C.B.
347 A dahlia hedge — autumn after-
noon.
1429 Admiral Sir Anthony H. Hos-
kins, G.CB. Drawing for
the Grillion Club Series.
1902. 23 Mrs. E. C. P. Hull.
42 Colonel Francis Charrington,
C.M.G.
155 Edwin Grove, Esq., Chairman
of the Monmouthshire
County Council. Presenta-
tion portrait.
710 Rachel.
1 301 The Earl of Selborne. Draw-
ing for the Grillion Club
Series.
1334 The Rt. Hon. Walter H. Long,
M.P. Drawing for the Gril-
lion Club Series.
(The late.)
1903. 2x0 The Hon. Mrs. Sidney Smith.
{Mr. Wells painted miniatures almost
exclusroefy up to i860.)
WELLS, Mrs. Henry Tanworth (for-
merly Miss Joanna Mary Boyce).
Painter.
17, Stratford Place.
1S59. 352 A homestead on the Surrey
hills.
i860. 466 The departure — an episode of
the Child's Crusade, 12th
century.
1861. 94 The Veneziana.
463 Peep-bo.
489 Heather gatherer. Hind Head.
(The late.)
1862. 661 A bird of God.
{See Miss Joanna Boyce, vol. i,
page 261.)
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WELLS, Mrs. H. W. (Mary).
Painter.
Whitecross, Wallingford,
1886. 305 " On trust"
WELLS, J Painter.
Soho Square.
1783. 416 Landing on the Isle of Sable,
in the Atlantic Ocean.
{See also Welles.)
WELLS, Joseph Robert Painter.
I, Fitzroy Street.
1877. 657 A steam Carrier collecting fish
from the Doggerbank trawl-
fleet.
IS, Steele* s Road,
1880. 646 Harwich, from Shotley Point.
1881. 564 Kynance Cove, Cornwall, Janu-
ary, 1881.
1882. 9?6 A salt-marsh.
Hogarth Club.
1893. 1005 The fisherman's haven.
WELLS, J. S Architect.
21, Everitt Street,
Russell Square.
1823. 1026 A study.
Liverpool Street.
1828. 11Z5 A Vestibule to a public build-
ing.
WELLS, J. Sanderson Painter.
Banbury.
1895. 131 Gone away.
1896. 290 Miss Winifrid Sykes.
1897. 426 Gathering sticks.
132, Sloane Street.
1899. 684 Hoeing.
20, Queen Anne's Grove,
Bedford Park.
1 90 1. 856 Violets.
1902. 512 Reflections.
629 Under the red lamp.
1903. 524 Gone to ground.
IVie Artists^ Society,
I, Langham Chambers.
1904. 679 Disgraced.
WELLS, Miss Lilian G Painter.
9, Grantham Road, Clapham.
1902. 956 A study.
WELLS, Miss Painter.
II, York Buildings,
Baker Street.
1805. 607 Fruit and flowers.
1810. 431 do. do.
181 1. 77^ Drawing of flowers.
181 2. 693 Flowers
18 1 3. 749 Dahlias.
781 Medlars.
WELLS, Mrs Miniature Painter.
1, City Terrace, City Road.
1806. 631 Portrait of a lady.
719 do. herself.
WELLS, P Painter.
56, Harrow Road.
1839. 431 Brecon Castle.
WELLS, Reginald F Sculptor.
I a, Cathcart Road.
1899. 2024 Tribute to Victory.
WELLS, T Sculptor.
1854. 141S Satan's despair.
"To thee I call,
But with no friendly voice, and
add thy name,
O, Sun, to tell thee how I hate
thy beams, etc."
— Paradise Lost.
WELLS, Thomas Wax Modeller.
2, Fenwick Court, Holbom.
1786. 253 Portrait of a young lady; wax.
1787. 632 A lady; model in wax.
636 do. do.
1788. 616 Portrait of an artist.
1 791. 657 do. a lady; model in
wax.
WELLS, William Frederick K.
Painter.
34« Mount Street,
Grosvenor Square.
1795. 360 Entrance of Loch Lomond.
376 Remains of Banquo's castle at
Inverlochy.
1796. 392 Penmanmawr, North Wales.
667 Goldrill Bridge, Patterdale.
67% Ben Lomond.
i797« 573 Vale of Dolgelly, North Wales.
604 A portrait
639 Llandrillo, North Wales.
795 View in the Vale of Llandy-
filis. North Wales.
799 Llyn Dinas, near Beddkellert,
North Wales.
809 Conway, North Wales.
813 A portrait
1798. 332 Part of Snowdon, from Llan-
beris Lake, Starlect Castle.
S84 Aston, near Oswestry, seat of
Rev. Mr. Lloyd.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
2X1
1798. 638 Pont Valanrhyd, Merioneth-
shire, part of Snowdon*
658 View in Merionethshire.
698 Bothweil Castle, Scotland.
950 Aqueduct, erecting at Pont
Cysyltree, near Llangollen.
1799. 337 Bridge over the Mouner, Mon*
mouth.
357 Ludlow,
367 Pandy Bridge, Caernarvon-
shire.
379 Morning.
394 Evening.
400 Llyn Myngwl, Merionethshire,
432 Borthwanog forge, Merioneth*
shire; Tintern Abbey on
the Wye.
441 Chepstow, Monmouthshire;
Cum Glasarch, Montgomery-
Bhire*
A mill in Montgomeryshire.
Sindrig Mill, Merionethshire-
A lane near Guildford; and
view in Merionethshire.
The old bridge at Neath; and
Windsor.
View at Hastings, Sussex.
Pont Dina, Glamorganshire.
The Vale in l^antisilio,
Uyn Gwinam, near Bedkellert,
and Eweny Priory, Glam-
organshire,
Harlech Castle, Merioneth-
shire.
Llangollen,
3S, VorA Buiidings^
Baker Sir€tL
Windsor Castle,
A Cottage at Aldbury, Surrey.
WELLS, W, J Sculptor.
1854. 1474 Bust in plaster of Miss E. Tur-
pin.
WELSCH, F, C , Painter.
Borne.
1 87 1. 357 Pitz de la Margna, near St.
Moritz, Engadine,
1873. 261 Venice on the Lagune.
WEL6FORD, Mrs. Mildred H,
Painter,
Harr&w^an-tke-ffiiL
1S9S. 558 ^'Give us this day our daily
bread."
1897. 141 The clairvo)rant, "Visions
that soon will come to passi
Seen in the dim and mystic
glass."
1800.
320
447
496
497
I80I.
703
726
37?
484
501
597
I8I3.
630
649
WELTI, Albert Painter.
I o I , Nymphtnburger Sirasse,
Munich,
1896* I4S4 On the way to Hades.
J4&3 The rape of Europa.
146a Madonna.
WENDT, William Painter.
Si, Ives^ CamwcUL
1899. 4S A cool and shady woodland.
WENSEL, T- L. .., Painter.
13, SoHih Battky Regenfs Park.
1857. KJ19 Felice Orsini in prison.
WENTWORTH, Lady. See Miss
Mary Stuart-Wortley under W.
WERGE, Thomas Painter.
S, Upper Charlotte Street.
1 82 1. %% Storm ofiT Tynemouth, North-
umberland*
15, Gtorge Street^
Portman Square,
1834, 324 Alnwick Castle, the scat of the
Duke of Northumberland.
WERNER, Carl Painter.
Leipzig.
1877. 75" Interior of the Cathedral of
Ravello, near Amalfi.
WERNINCK, Miss Blanche.
Painter.
Bose Cottage^ Mursley^
WiftslaWy Buck^
tS^S* 77^ A bit of Mursley, Bucks.
WESLAKE, Miss Charlotte.
Painter.
41, Castle Street^
Sauthwark Bridge.
1836, 467 At Northfleet
S4S Sketch.
21, Bridge Street^ Southwark.
1849* 60S Fruit and flowers.
1851. 317 Interior of the east end and
screen of St. Saviour's, South-
wark.
32, King Street^ Borough.
i860* 644 Tomb of the late George
GwiU, Esq., F.S.A., F.A.S.,
^^^^ eCc*, architect, in the church-
^^^^' yard of St. Saviour's, South-
wark.
i#TO. f4t Found among the blackberries.
212
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WESLAKE, Miss Mary Painter.
32, King Sireety Sauthwark,
1866. 243 A Waterloo veteran. "He
fights his battles o'er again.''
WESSELL, G. G Sculptor.
10, Utile Titchfield Street,
Portland Chapel.
1781. 474 A figure of Argos; in terra-
cotta.
1782. 356 Portrait model in wax.
1783. 283 do. of a foreign noble-
man; in wax.
351 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
352 do. do.
354 Portrait of a French nobleman;
in wax.
1784. 238 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
242 do. do.
246 Portrait of a lady; in wax.
1785. 365 do. gentleman; a
model in wax.
8, Upper Marylebone Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1787. 657 Portrait of Mr. Lunardie;
bust.
WESSON, Arthur N Architect.
7, Priestwood Mansions,
Highgate,
1902. 1432 Design for a Dining-room.
WEST. See Williams, West and
Slade.
WEST, Alexander Painter.
8, Old Exchange Buildings,
Manchester,
1884. 807 Ponte Tragara, Italy; winter
in the sunny south.
WEST, Alice Painter.
213, High Street, Poplar.
1853. 222 Fruit and flowers.
WEST, Miss Alice L Painter.
23, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
1891. 1186 "Who dares?"
1892. 1070 "Catch it!"
1 177 A delicate morsel.
10, Southfield Road,
Tunbridge Wells.
1904. 1072 Orphans.
WEST, Benjamin, P.R.A. ... Painter.
Panton Square.
1 769. 120 The departure of Regulus from
Rome.
121 Venus lamenting the death of
Adonis.
1770. 197 Leonidas and Cleombratus.
{Solemn and good, tho^ hard
and heavy. — Walpole.)
198 A portrait of a mother and
child. {His own wife and
child, the woman fine, the
child poor, and its hand
wretched. The Earl of Buck-
ingham has one of these. —
Walpole.)
177 1. 209 Hannibal brought, when nine
years old, by his father,
Hamilchar, to the altar of
Jupiter, where he swears
eternal enmity to the Ro-
mans. {Very bricky colouring
and the Amilcar very ill
drawn. — Walpole. )
210 The death of General Wolfe.
{Fine picture, thd there is too
little concern in many of the
principal figures, and the
granadier on the right too
/fl/^— Walpole.)
{Lord Grosvenor gave
jQ^oofor this. — Walpole.)
211 The compassion of Pharaoh's
daughter for the infant
Moses.
212 Hector taking leave of Androm-
ache.
213 The continence of Scipio; its
companion.
214 The death of Procris.
215 The prodigal son received by
his father. (^<7^.— Walpole.)
216 Tobias curing his father's
blindness; its companion.
( TTie father's head ridiculous.
— ^Walpole.)
217 A mother and child.
1772. 270 William Penn's treaty with the
Indians, when he founded
the province of Pensylvania
in North America. {This
picture, which contains many
figures, was painted in three
weeks, has good drawing and
great merit. The contrast of
simplicity between the
Quakers and Indians has
great effect. The
like all his pici
second manner^
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
213
^
brickish^ and void of clear-
ness, — Walpole.)
( The best of his works in
the Exhibition.— Vf^l^oX^,)
1772. 271 Simeon, with the child Jesus
in his arms.
272 Juno receiving the cestus from
Venus. {The head of Juno
has dignityy and that of
Venus gracey but too many
straight lines like the fore-
going. His first manner was
in changeable colours like
Baroccio, — Walpole. )
273 Its Companion. The death of
Hyacinthus.
274 Una. From Spencer's Fairy
Queen, Book I, Canto 3,
Verses 4 and 5.
1773. 303 Agrippina, surrounded by her
children, weeping over the
ashes of Germannicus. —
{Her head fine, — Walpole.)
304 The death of Epaminondas.
305 do. the Chevalier
Bayard. {Too slight.— Wal-
pole.)
306 The first interview of Tele-
machus with Calypso. — {All
good but the trees. — Wal-
pole.)
307 The prodigal son received by
his father.
308 Chryses, priest of Apollo, in-
voking his god to revenge
the injuries done him by
Agamemnon. — {Hard and
heavy. — Walpole.)
309 The cave of Despair. From
Spencer's Fairy Queen. —
((9i//r^._Walpole.)
310 A whole length of a gentleman
with a New Zealand mantle
round him. — {Mr, Banks^
good, — Walpole.)
311 A Holy Family, in imitation of
Corregio's manner. — {Well.
— Walpole.)
312 Portrait of a gentleman in the
character of a Roman tri-
bune. {Alderman Saw-
bridge.) — {Mr. Sawbridge,
hard and heavy, — Walpole.)
1774. 310 The angels appearing to the
shepherds; for the altar of
a cathedral. — {The angel fine
colourings better than his
usual, — Walpole. )
311 Devout men taking the body
of St Stephen; a design
for a picture to be painted
for the altar of the church
of St. Stephen Wallbrook.
1774. 312 Moses receiving the tables; a
design for a picture, intended
to have been painted for St.
Paul's Cathedral.
14, Newman Street.
i77S« 33* Mark Anthony shewing the
robe and the will of Julius
Csesar to the people of
Rome.
333 Erasitratus, the physician, dis-
covers the love of Anti-
ochus for Stratonice.
334 The Prophet Elijah restoring
to life the widow's son.
335 Cupid, stung by a bee, is
cherished by his Mother.
336 Nathan and David. "Thou art
the man."
337 Portrait of a nobleman and his
brother; whole lengths.
338 Portraits of two young gentle-
men.
1776. 316 Devout men taking the body
of St. Stephen; an altar-
piece. {For St. Stephen^
WW/^m?>t.— Walpole.)
317 Daniel interpreting to Bel-
shazzar the writing on the
wall.
3x8 Hagar and Ishmael.
319 Isaac's servant tying the brace-
let on Rebecca's arm.
320 Rinaldo and Armida.
321 A domestic scene.
1777. 362 Her Majesty with the Princess
Royal. {Bad and too old for
the Queen. — Walpole.)
363 Portraits of six of the Royal
Children. — {Bad and with-
out grace. — Walpole.)
364 Fidelia and Spiranza; from
Spencer's Fairy Queen.
365 St. Michael the Archangel; an
altar-pieceforTrinityChapel,
Cambridge.
366 Lazarus. Jesus saith unto
them^ Loose him^ and let him
go; a study for a large pic-
ture to be painted for the
cathedral church of Win-
chester.
367 A small picture of a family.
{Himself wife^ and Quakers^
her relatives. — Walpole.)
1778. 330 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses the Prince of Wales
and Prince Frederick,
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West, Benjamin, P.R,A, — continued.
1778. J31 William de Albanac presents
his three daughters (naked)
to Alfred the third King of
Mercia, with the following
words, "Here be my three
daughters, chuse to wife
which you list; but, rather
than you should have one of
them to your concubine, I
would slay her with my own
hand."— />/a«£/'x Itin,, Vol.
VIII, p. 58.
33» Portrait of a lady; half length.
1779- 34* Alfred the Great divides his
loaf with a pilgrim.
342 St. Peter, accused by the dam-
sel, denies our Saviour.
343 Prince William and Princess
Sophia, children of their
Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Dutchess of Gloucester.
S44 A gentleman and lady, painted
in commemoration of their
marriage.
1780. 7 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince William Henry
and Prince Edward.
17 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince Adolphus,
Princess Mary, and Princess
Sophia.
58 The battle of the Boyne.
59 j^gistus, raising the veil, dis-
covers the body of Clytem-
nestra. — Franklin's Sopho-
cles.
73 The destruction of the French
fleet at La Hogue, 1692.
116 Portrait of His Majesty, two
general officers on horse-
back and the royal navy in
the background.
123 The raising of Lazarus; an
altarpiece for the Cathedral
of Winchester.
130 Portrait of Her Majesty, and
the royal family in the back-
ground.
322 The mother of the Gracchi dis-
plays her children as her
only jewels; a design for a
fan.
1 78 1 . 80 An historical picture, represent-
ing the sick, possessed, etc.,
brought to our Saviour to be
healed; painted for his
Majesty's chapel in Windsor
Castle.
266 Paetus and Arria.
1782. 93 His Royal Highness Prince
Octavius.
97 His Royal Highness Prince
Augustus Frederick.
144 The ascension of Our Saviour;
painted for his Majesty's
chapel at Windsor.
1783. 16 Design for the east window of
St George's chapel, Wind-
sor: in the centre, the resur-
rection; on the right hand,
St. Peter and St John; on
the left, the three Marys.
62 Oliver Cromwell ordering the
mace to be taken away when
he expelled the long parlia-
ment.
73 Portrait of His Majesty.
91 General Monk receiving King
Charles II on the beach at
Dover.
441 Drawing of the window in St
George's chapel, Windsor.
The figures by Mr. West, the
architecture by Mr. Carter.
1784. 81 The apotheosis of Prince Alfred
and Prince Octavius.
121 The call of the prophet Isaiah;
for his Majesty's chapel in
Windsor.
126 Moses receiving the law on
Mount Sinai; painted for
His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
135 The call of the prophet Jere-
miah. For his Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
402 Alexander III of Scotland saved
from the fury of a stag by
Colin Fitzgerald.
435 Moses striking the rock; a de-
sign for His Majesty's chapel
in Windsor Castle.
437 The last supper; a design for a
picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
44a The triumph of Death, from
the Revelation; a design
for a picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
1 7 85. 31 Landscape representing the
country near Windsor.
153 St Peter's first sermon after
being filled with the Holy
Ghost; painted for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
219 The Lord's Supper; painted
for His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
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215
1786. 20 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
148 Alexander the third, King of
Scotland, rescued from the
fury of a stag by the intre-
pidity of Colin Fitzgerald,
the ancestor of the present
Mackenzie family.
1787. 19 The original institution of the
most noble order of the
garter by Edward II Id; a
finished sketch.
88 St. Paul shaking the viper from
his hand after the shipwreck ;
a finished sketch to paint a
picture from, for the New
chapel in Greenwich Hos-
pital.
1788. 89 Queen Philippa soliciting her
husband, Edward the third,
to save the lives of the brave
burghers of Calais.
1789. 88 King Lear. {Finished sketch for
Gallery of Shakespear,)
1790. 36 Moses showing the brazen ser-
pent to the Israelites; painted
for His Majesty's chapel,
Windsor Castle.
no A sketch: Genius calling forth
Arts and Sciences; part of a
design in the Queen's Lodge,
Windsor, intended to show
the utility they are of to this,
as a commercial nation.
Ill The Angel announcing our
Saviou?s birth; a design for
a window in the collegiate
church, Windsor.
117 A sketch, Agriculture; part of
a design in the Queen's
Lodge, Windsor.
1 79 1. 13s The resurrection of Lazarus;
a finished sketch.
147 The Expulsion of Adam and
Eve from Paradise; for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
167 British manufactory; a sketch.
169 The abating of the waters after
the Deluge; for His Ma-
jesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
189 British commerce; a sketch.
426 The conversion of St. Paul; a
finished sketch, a design for
the painted window in St.
Paul's church, Birmingham.
504 Thedestructionof theAssyrians
by the destroying Angel.
P.R.A.)
1792. 8 The first ceremony, when Ed-
ward the Third, with the
original Knights, instituted
the most noble order of the
Garter; painted for the
Audience Chamber in Wind-
sor Castle.
66 Edward Hid passing the river
Soame; painted for the Audi-
ence Chamber in Windsor
Castle.
124 The triumph of Moses over
Pharaoh and his host. —
Exod.y chap. 14, ver. 27.
Painted for His Majest/s
chapel in Windsor Castle.
319 Aaron stopping the plague; a
sketch.
401 The three women at the
sepulchre.
421 Christ shewing a little child.
" Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven." A finished sketch.
1793. 16 King Edward III embracing
his son, Edward the Black
Prince, after the battle of
Cressy. Painted for His
Majesty's Audience Cham-
ber in Windsor Castle.
47 The nativity of our Saviour; the
design for a window in the
collegiate church, Windsor.
74 Philippa, Queen Consort to
Edward III, at the battle of
Nevill's Cross, near Durham
where David, King of Scot-
land, was made prisoner.
138 A woman selling rosemary.
140 St Paul and Barnabas rejecting
the Jews and receiving the
Gentiles; for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
546 Macbeth and the witches; a
sketch.
1794. 8 Edward the Black Prince re-
ceiving John, King of
France, prisoner, after the
battle of Poictiers. Painted
for His Majesty's Audience
Chamber in Windsor Castle.
17 Cordelia making herself known
to her father. King Lear.
20 Queen Elizabeth going in pro-
cession to St. Paul's Cathe-
dral after the destruction of
the Spanish Armada.
S3 The Grecian daughter defend-
ing her father.
80 Diomed and his horses stopped
by the lightening of Jupiter.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
West, Benjamin, P,R.A.— continued.
1794. 132 The Holy Spirit descending
upon Christ after his Bap-
tism at the River Jordan,
for his Majesty's Chapel in
Windsor Castle.
265 A landscape.
270 do.
1795. 28 Lord Clive receiving from the
Mogul the grant of the
Duanney.
69 Gentlemen fishing.
74 Portrait of a young gentleman.
^^ The naming of John the Baptist.
80 Harvest home.
140 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
144 Moses consecrateth Aaron and
his sons, their sin offering.
160 Eponina giving bread to her
husband in concealment.
1 796. 1 53 Portrait of a gentleman.
157 A harvest scene.
171 Simeon with the infant Saviour.
«75tNymphs bathing.
175 Moses and Aaron before Pha-
raoh, for His Majesty's
Chapel, Windsor.
189 Landscape with wood cutters.
197 Washing of sheep.
243 The birth of Jacob and Esau;
a sketch, for His Majesty's
Chapel.
247 The opening of the four seals
{^de Revelation); a sketch,
for His Majesty's Chapel,
Windsor.
420 Birth of Our Saviour.
1797. 21 The crucifixion.
98 A drayman drinking.
189 Portraits of two brothers. {Sons
of the painter.)
205 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev,
Mr. Preston.)
242 Michael casteth out the Dragon
and his angels. For a window
at the new abbey, Fonthill.
247 Cicero, with the magistrates of
Syracuse, discovers the Tomb
of Anchimedes; an historical
picture.
251 The Wise Men's offering; exe-
cuted on glass in the Col-
legiate Church, Windsor.
1798. 76 A mighty Angel standeth upon
the land and upon the sea.
— Rev.^ chap. 10. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
87 The prophecy of Zacharias at
the naming of John the
Baptist For His Majesty's
Chapel at Windsor.
1798. 95 The beast riseth out of the sea.
— Rev.^ chap. 13. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
144 Portrait of Sir Thomas Strange.
145 Cupid.
180 Portrait of Sir John Sinclair,
Bart.
181 A Bacchante.
219 The Son of Man, in the midst
of the Seven Golden Candle-
sticks, appearing to John
the Evangelist, and com-
manding him to write. For
the new abbey at Fonthill —
Rev. i, V. 13.
232 The woman cloathed with the
sun fleeth from the persecu-
tion of the dragon. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
267 St. Thomas k Becket. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
551 A landscape with women and
children.
618 Portrait of General Kosciusko.
622 A landscape with women and
children.
632 A landscape, with a hunt on
the second ground.
1799. 136 St. Margaret, Queen of Scot-
land; a cartoon designed for
a painted window in the new
abbey at Fonthill.
156 The bath of Venus; a poetic
landscape.
168 The nativity of Our Saviour; a
cartoon designed for apain ted
window in the Collegiate
Church, Windsor.
170 St. Thomas k Becket; a car-
toon designed for a painted
window in the new abbey at
Fonthill.
191 A frame containing the heads
of Sir Philip Sidney; Epami-
nondas, and the Chevalier
Bayard.
298 Jacob's covenant with Laban
for Rachel.
391 A View of Windsor from Snow
Hill, Windsor Park.
546 The vision of St. Anthony of
Padua. (A sketch for a pic-
ture to be painted for the
abbey at Fonthill.)
571 A head, representing Daniel in
the lion's den.
657 A view of Snow Hill, Windsor
Great Park,
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217
1799. 837 Abraham and his son Isaac
going to sacrifice. " Behold
the fire and the wood, but
where is the lamb for a burnt
offering? etc."
1800. 63 The Apostles imprisoned. "But
the Angel of the Lord opened
the prison doors, etc." — ActSy
V, 19, 20.
74 The Women at the sepulchre
of Jesus Christ. " And they
entered in, etc." — St, Luke^
xxiv, 3-6.
130 Venus at her birth attired by
the Graces.
134 " And Jesus called a little child
unto him and set him in the
midst of them, etc." — Mat-
thew^ xviii, 2, 3.
136 Adonis with hisdogs conducted
to the chase by Love.
144 Isaac, when he first saw his
twin sons, Esau and Jacob.
Painted for His Majesty's
chapel, Windsor Castle.
251 The portrait of Lady Strange.
335 A drawing in oil colours : King
David prostrate at the altar
he built at the threshing-
place of Arunah. " And
when the angel stretched out
his hand upon Jerusalem to
destroy it, etc." — 2ndSamuel^
xxiv, 16.
671 The ruins of Tintern Abbey,
on the banks of the river
Wye.
1 80 1. 80 A sketch for a painted window
in St. Paul's church, Birm-
ingham, representing Saul's
miraculous conversion. "And
Saul, yet breathing out
threatenings, etc." — Acts^
chap. ix.
134 Abraham and Isaac going to
sacrifice. " And Isaac spake
unto Abraham his father,
etc." — Genesis^ xxii.
136 Children eating cherries.
167 A sketch for a large picture
for His Majesty's chapel at
Windsor, representing the
Ascension of our Saviour.
"And while the Apostles
looked stedfastly towards
heaven, etc." — Acts^ i.
198 Mentor and Telemachus; their
first interview with Calypso.
243 Moses, from the top of Mount
Pisgah, is shown the pro-
viu.
mised land. "And Moses
went up, etc." — Deuteron-
omy^ xxxiv, I.
1 80 1. 295 Joshua passing the river Jordan
with the ark of the Covenant.
" Behold the ark of the cov-
enant of the Lord, etc." —
Joshua^ iii, 11.
307 Christ healing the sick ; a draw-
ing in oil colour for a large
picture to be painted after,
for the Pennsylvania hos-
pital, in the city of Phil-
adelphia. "And the blind
and the lame came to him,
etc." — St Matthew^ xxi.
688 Hannah presenting Samuel to
Eli. " And she said, O my
Lord, as thy soul liveth, etc."
ist Samueiy i.
1802. 133 Orion, cast into the sea, carried
safe to land on the back df
a dolphin. "He on his
crouching back sits all at
ease, With harp in hand, by
which he calms the seas,
etc."— (S^/^.
134 Arethusa. Vide Ovid's Meta-
morphoses, i, 5.
>3S Cupid wounded by a bee in
the finger. " Venus thus re-
plied and smiled, *Dry —
Dry thy tears — for shame,
my child!' etc."
139 Bellisarius and the boy: Date
Obolum Bellisario.
140 Cupid stung by a bee, com-
plains to his mother. "Once,
as Cupid, tir'd with play. On
a bed of roses lay, etc." —
Fawkes,
191 The Paddington passage —
boats returning from Ux-
bridge in the evening.
615 Portraits of a mother and her
daughter.
1803. 135 Cupid sleeping on a bed of
roses. From Anacreon.
1804. 28 The Last Supper; the original
sketch for the great picture
over the communion table
in the Collegiate Church,
Windsor.
30 The destruction of the beast
and false prophet From
Revelation^ chap, xix, ver.
II and 20. "I saw the
heaven opened, and behold
a white horse, etc."
37 Portrait of himself.
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West, Benjamin, P,R.A. — continued,
1804. 71 Cicero and the Magistrates of
Syracuse ordering the tomb
of Archimedes to be freed
from the bushes that had
obscured it.
91 Tobias received by his blind
father, whose sight was re-
stored by the gall of a fish.
130 Moonlight. "What beckoning
ghost along the moonlight
shade Invites my steps, etc."
—Popes Elegy.
131 Venus lamenting the death of
Adonis. " The death of fair
Adonis I deplore, etc." —
Vide Idylliums of B ion,
192 Phaeton solicits, and obtains
leave of his father Phoebus
to conduct the chariot of
the sun. " Here the spring,
crowned with chaplets of
flowers . . . Haste, snatch
the reins; take my counsel,
not my chariot, while it is
yet in your power and you
stand securely on the earth,
etc^'—Ovid, Metam,
211 Hagarandlshmael. "And God
heard the voice of the lad,
etc." — Genesis, xxxi, 17, 18.
554 The death of Aaron.
1805. 77 The deluge. "So after forty
days, Noah opened the win-
dow of the ark, etc." — Gene-
siSy viii.
83 Mary Magdalen and the other
Mary at the sepulchre.
"Now on the end of the
Sabbath, etc."— 5/. Mat-
thew , xxviii.
86 The expulsion of Adam and
Eve from Paradise. " Unto
Adam also and to his wife
did the Lord God make
coats of skins, etc." — Gene-
sis, iii.
139 Thetis bringing armour to her
son. "... Behold what
arms by Vulcan are be-
stowed, Arms worthy thee
or fit to grace a god, etc." —
Hornet^ s Iliad,
145 Bellisarius and the boy. Vide
MarmonteL
151 Thetis brings to her son the
armour made by Vulcan.
" Goddess, (he cry*ed) these
glorious arms that shine,
qXc,''— Homer's Iliad,
1805. 153 The Eagle bringing the cup of
water to Psyche.
194 Cranford Bridge.
1807. 175 Paul and Barnabas rejecting
the Jews and receiving the
Gentiles. The finished study,
from which the large picture
was painted for His Majesty's
chapel at Windsor. " Then
Paul and Barnabas waxed
bold, and said, it was neces-
sary that the word of God
should first have been spoken
to you, etc." — Acts, xiii, 46.
194 The sketch of a monument for
perpetuating the memory of
the late Lord Nelson. " His
Majesty, on the loth of De-
cember, 1805, having signi-
fied his commands to the
Royal Academy, by his Sec-
retary of State, the Rt. Hon.
Lord Hawkesbury, for the
members of that body to
consider the best mode of
perpetuating the memory of
Lord Nelson; in obedience
to that command this design
was made, composed of three
branches of art which con-
stitute the Academy: Paint-
ing, being best calculated,
by its powers of combining
imagery, to give allegorical
figures their full effect, and
to form a composition ex-
pressive of Lord Nelson's
nautical achievements, and
the immortality of his great-
ness. The leading point in
the picture represents Vic-
tory presenting the dead
body of the hero to Britannia,
after the battle of Trafalgar,
from the arms of Neptune,
with the trident of his do-
minions. Britannia sits in
shaded gloom, as expressive
of that deep regret which
overwhelmed the United
Kingdom at the loss of so
distinguished a character.
In the other parts of the
picture are seen the con-
comitant events of his life,
and the sons and daughters
of the union preparing the
mournful sable to his me-
mory. The winged boys
around his body are figura-
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219
tive that the influence of
his genius still exists. The
sculptured part of this de-
sign is best calculated to
give the sepulchre its appro-
priate character; it is a plain
stone of considerable magni-
tude, and of a double cube
in form, without ornaments
or inscription, except the
honoured name of Nelson
encircled with the Emblem
of eternity. The supporters
of this honoured stone, on
the right, are a group of
British seamen, as seen when
opposed to the enemy in
battle, inspired by the genius
of Nelson, and ready to de-
fend their country's cause;
on the left, another group,
composed of marines from
the three nations which now
form the United Kingdom,
reflecting, and participating
with their country, in the
loss of so great a com-
mander. Architecture, ever
denoting civilization, has
inscribed on its frieze the
honours which Parliament
decreed to the family of
Nelson; over which is the
tablet containing the number
of battles he had been in,
and terminated by his crest,
surrounding which are the
insignia of Victory and Vir-
tue, and the spoils of the
vanquished enemy, with the
hulks of the San Josef and
San Nicholas, which Nelson
boarded and captured. The
columns rising from the base,
on which are prows of British
men-of-war, are figurative of
that glorious immortality
which the general design of
this sketch of a monument
exhibits. The model for the
monument, which is to be
executed for perpetuating
the memory of Lord Nelson,
having been decided on by
the Committee of Taste,
Mr. West, after making this
design, painted this picture,
to accompany his other
works on the subject of
Lord Nelson's victories."
1807. 217 The Immortality of Nelson.
Vide No. 194.
1808. 63 Iris communicating to King
Priam Jove's commands, that
he should go in person to
solicit from Achilles the
dead body of his son Hector.
"Then down her bow the
vringed Iris drives, etc." —
Pope's Homer's Iliad,
73 Thetis presenting the armour
made by Vulcan to her son
Achilles.
117 The resurrection of our Saviour;
a sketch.
119 The death of Lord Nelson in
the cockpit of the ship Vic-
tory.
174 The harmony of Aflection.
389 A View of the Rocks at Bristol
Wells, with the ceremony of
conducting down the river
Avon the Man of War pre-
sented by the City of Bristol
to Government.
416 A View of the City of Bath, as
seen from the high grounds
eastward of Prior Park House.
431 Prince Bladud, eldest son of
Lud Hudibras, King of
Britain ; he first discovered
the medicinal virtues of the
Bath springs by observing
the salutary efi*ect those
waters produced on swine.
44" A View within Prior Park, near
the city of Bath.
459 A View on the river Avon
above the city of Bath.
591 The Citizens of London pre-
senting the crown to Wil-
liam ; a sketch.
593 The intercession of the Queen
Mother with Richard the
First to pardon his brother
John; a sketch.
1 809. 68 Milton's Messiah, from the sixth
book of Paradise Lost. "Full
soon among them he arrived,
etc."
119 The Bard, from Gray's Pindaric
ode. "On a rock whose
haughty brow, etc."
502 Narcissus in love with his own
image, which he sees in the
fountain.
1 810. 92 Christ teacheth to be humble.
"And Jesus called a little
child unto him, etc," — Mat-
theWy xviii. 2-5.
220
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West, Benjamin, P.R.A.-^continued.
1811. 63 Omnia Vincit Amor, or the
Power of Love in the Three
Elements.
116 The Death of Lord Nelson, or
the Naval Victory off Trafal-
gar; being one of the most
distinguished that ever oc-
curred in the annals of
Great Britain for heroism
and national importance.
Mr. West, conceiving that
such an event demanded a
composition every way ap-
propriate to its dignity and
high importance, formed it
into an Epic Composition.
This enabled him to give it
that character and interest
which the subject demanded.
Availing himself of that char-
acter in composition, he
laid the heroic Nelson
wounded on the quarter-
deck of his ship, The Vic-
tory, with his captain (now
Sir Thomas Hardy), holding
the dying Hero by the hand,
and from a paper in the
other, announcing to him
the number of ships taken
from the enemy's Combined
Fleet The surrounding
groups of gallant officers and
men are sympathizing with
each other in the sufferings
of their wounded Friend
and expiring Commander;
and the dead and wounded
in the several groups are in-
troduced as episodes, to
commemorate those with
honour, who fell on board
the Hero's ship in that dis-
tinguished action. The ships
in the distance display the
flags and signals of the other
triumphant British Admirals,
as well as those of the van-
quished enemy, which are
marked with all the wrack
of battle, and that defeat
which took place on the
2ist of October, 1805.
188 Lot and his daughters con-
ducted by two angels. " And
when the morning arose, then
the angels hastened Lot,
etc. — Genesis J xix, 15-26.
1812. 58 Portrait of J. E. Wilmot, Esq.,
one of the Commissioners
who adjusted the claims of
the American loyalists.
1812. 162 Historical landscape; Saul be-
fore Samuel and the Pro-
phets. "And Saul went
thither to Naioth in Ramah:
and the Spirit of God was
upon him also, and he went
on, and prophesied, etc." —
1st Samuel^ xix, 23, 24.
18 1 3. 76 Moses and Aaron before Pha-
raoh, King of Egypt. " And
Moses stretched forth his
hand toward heaven, etc." —
Exodus^ X, 22.
1814. 16 Cupid stung byabee,complains
to his mother. — Anacreon.
103 The late Duke of Portland as
Chancellor of the University
of Oxford.
1815. no The original sketch for the
great picture of Christ re-
jected. " He is brought as
a lamb to the slaughter, etc."
— Isaiah^ liii, 7.
(This is the first time
B. West, RR.A,, is printed
in the catalogue, it was R,A.
before,)
18 16. 64 Europa.
181 7. 129 The birth of Esau and Jacob.
Genesis, xxv.
142 The naming of John. "And it
came to pass, that on the
eighth day . . . they called
him Zacharias, afterthe name
of his father, but his mother
answered and said not so,
but he shall be called John."
— St, Luke, i, 59, 60.
143 Abraham and his son Isaac
going to sacrifice. " And
Abraham rose up early in
the morning and saddled his
ass, etc." — Genesis, xxii, 3-8.
1818. 36 The nativity of our Saviour.
" And the angel of the Lord
said unto the shepherds,
Fear not, etc."— 5/. Luke, ii.
106 The Great Mogul presenting
to the late Lord Clive the
Grant of the Dewannee for
the India Company.
in Sleeping Cupid.
1 14 The Women at the Sepulchre.
"And as it began to dawn
towards the first day of the
week, etc."— 5/. Mattheu\
xxviii.
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221
1819. Ill The Resurrection of our
Saviour; a sketch.
157 The stolen Kiss. VideGuarinPs
Pastor FidOy act ii, scene i.
337 Caesar reading the History of
Alexander's exploits.
345 Alexander's confidence in his
physician Philip.
WEST, Benjamin, Junr Painter.
Newman Street.
I79I' 555 A drawing.
WEST, Miss Blanche C Painter.
37, The LawHy South Lambeth.
1882. 623 A daughter of Granada.
WEST, C Painter.
Portsea^ Hants.
182 1. 762 Portrait of a gentleman.
WEST, Charles Painter.
45, St. John Street.
1787. 423 Landscape, with the Egyptians
finding the cup in Benjamin's
sack.
WEST, Charles W Painter.
18, Fitzroy Street.
1882. 452 Alice.
WEST, Colonel Painter.
Captain West.
1 773* 381 A sea port.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Lieut.'Colonel West.
1775- 385 A View of Ham Walks and
Petersham woods from the
opposite banks of the
Thames.
1776. 358 A view of the Citadel of Palais
in the island of Belleisle,
after its reduction by his
Majesty's troops in the year
1761.
1777. 408 An evening view.
WEST, David Painter.
40, Osborne Place^ Aberdeen.
1890. 1247 On the banks of the Lossie,
Morayshire.
42, Harlington Road^
Aberdeen.
1 89 1. 1207 The Muckle water, Morayshire.
1 3 19 A marsh, Morayshire.
Duthrie Terrace^ Aberdeen.
1892. 1091 Tail of the Bents, near Lossie-
mouth.
1293 Evening quietude.
1S93. 550 Near the sea, Morayshire.
1094 Morayshire coast.
1894. 917 Under the cliff.
Lossiemouth^ Morayshire.
1902. 1019 Fisherwomen bringing home
firewood.
WEST, Miss Edith de Lancy.
Sculptor.
1877. 1521 Mrs. Edward Gruning; terra-
cotta.
WEST, E. E Painter.
Sydney House^ Bedford Park.
1 88 1. 639 Norway — in the Wettie Giel.
WEST, Francis Robert Painter.
— West, 55, Charles Street,
Westminster.
1790. 142 Portrait of an artist. (JC. Jen-
nings.)
153 Portrait of a young gentleman.
{Master Chalmers.)
WEST, H. T Painter.
33, Percy Street,
Bedford Square.
1831. 612 Cottage, Bray churchyard,
Berkshire.
6 1 7 St Saviour's church, South wark,
as seen in 1829.
618 Montague Close, St. Saviour's.
1832. 484 Near Putney.
515 Barnes Common.
1833. 603 Part of Farleigh Castle, Somer-
setshire.
890 Baptist Mill, near Bristol.
9, Holland Street.
i^SS' 53^ Bridge on the Surrey Canal.
1836. 595 Old Kingston Bridge.
WEST, J Miniature Painter.
23, Beaumont Street,
I Portland Place.
I 1856. 975 The Hon. Mrs. Norton.
j
WEST, James.
Stained Glass Painter.
5, Fcnchurch Street.
1883. 1 174 Study for a church window.
WEST, Joseph Walter Painter.
Easton, Greenhill, Harrow.
1885. 1024 Repulse of the enemy.
5, West Hampstead Studios.
1889. 798 Workers and players.
1890. 43 » Little Gipsies.
741 Convalescence.
1309 A cab stand.
212
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WESLAKB, Miss Mary Painter.
32, King Street^ Southwark,
1866. 243 A Waterloo veteran. "He
fights his battles o'er again."
WBSSBLL, G. G Sculptor.
10, Little Titchfield Street,
Portland ChapeL
1 78 1. 474 A figure of Argos; in terra-
cotta.
1782. 356 Portrait model in wax.
1783. 283 do. of a foreign noble-
man; in wax.
351 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
352 do. do.
354 Portrait of a French nobleman;
in wax.
1784. 238 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
242 do. do.
246 Portrait of a lady; in wax.
1785. 365 do. gentleman; a
model in wax.
8, Upper Marylebone Street,
Middlesex HospitaL
1787. 657 Portrait of Mr. Lunardie;
bust.
WESSON, Arthur N Architect.
7, Priestwood Mansions,
Highgaie.
1902. 1432 Design for a Dining-room.
WEST. See Williams, West and
Slade.
WEST, Alexander Painter.
8, Old Exchange Buildings,
Manchester.
1884. 807 Ponte Tragara, Italy; winter
in the sunny south.
WEST, Alice Painter.
213, High Street, Poplar.
1853. 222 Fruit and flowers.
WEST, Miss Alice L Painter.
23, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
1891. 1186 "Who dares?"
1892. 1070 "Catch it!"
1177 A delicate morsel.
10, Sautf^ld Road,
Tunbridge Wells.
1904. 1072 Orphans.
WEST, Benjamin, P.R.A. ... Painter.
Panton Square.
1 769. 120 The departure of Regulus from
Rome.
121 Venus lamenting the death of
Adonis.
1770. 197 Leonidas and Cleombratus.
{Solemn and good, tho* hard
and heavy. — Walpole.)
198 A portrait of a mother and
child. {His own wife and
child, the woman fine, the
child poor, and its hand
wretched. The Earl of Buck-
ingham has one of these. —
Walpole.)
1 77 1. 209 Hannibal brought, when nine
years old, by his father,
Hamilchar, to the altar of
Jupiter, where he swears
etemal enmity to the Ro-
mans. {Very bricl^ colouring
and the Amilcar very ill
drawn. — Walpole.)
210 The death of General Wolfe.
{Fine picture, thd there is too
little concern in many of the
principal figures, and the
granadier on the right too
/o/il— Walpole.)
{Lord Grosvenor gave
£y^oo for this. — Walpole.)
211 The compassion of Pharaoh's
daughter for the infant
Moses.
112 Hector takingleave of Androm-
ache.
213 The continence of Scipio; its
companion.
214 The death of Procris.
215 The prodigal son received by
his father, (^a^.— Walpole.)
216 Tobias curing his father's
blindness; its companion.
( Thefathef^s head ridiculous,
—Walpole.)
217 A mother and child.
1772. 270 William Penn's treaty with the
Indians, when he founded
the province of Pensylvania
in North America. {This
picture, which contains many
figures, was painted in three
weeks, has good drawing and
great merit. The contrast of
simplicity between the
Quakers and Indians has
great effect. The colouring,
like all his pictures in his
second manner, is heavy.
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213
brickish^ and void of clear-
ness. — Walpole.)
(The best of his works in
the Exhibition.— Walpole.)
1772. 271 Simeon, with the child Jesus
in his arms.
272 Juno receiving the cestus from
Venus. (The head of Juno
has dignity^ and that of
Venus grace^ but too many
straight lines like the fore-
going. His first manner was
in changeable colours like
Baroccio, — Walpole. )
273 Its Companion. The death of
Hyacinthus.
274 Una. From Spencer's Fairy
Queen, Book I, Canto 3,
Verses 4 and 5.
1773. 303 Agrippina, surrounded by her
children, weeping over the
ashes of Germannicus. —
(Her head fine. — Walpole.)
304 The death of Epaminondas.
305 do. the Chevalier
Bayard. (Too slight.— WaX-
pole.)
306 The firet interview of Tele-
machus with Calypso. — (All
good but the trees. — Wal-
pole.)
307 The prodigal son received by
his father.
308 Chryses, priest of Apollo, in-
voking his god to revenge
the injuries done him by
Agamemnon. — (Hard and
heavy. — Walpole.)
309 The cave of Despair. From
Spencer's Fairy Queen. —
(Outri.—WdXpoXt.)
310 A whole length of a gentleman
with a New Zealand mantle
round him. — (Mr. Banks^
good. — Walpole. )
311 A Holy Family, in imitation of
Corregio's manner. — (Well.
— Walpole.)
312 Portrait of a gentleman in the
character of a Roman tri-
bune. (Alderman Saw^
bridge.) — (Mr. Sawbridge^
hard and heavy. — Walpole.)
1774. 3 10 The angels appearing to the
shepherds; for the altar of
a cathedral. — (The angel fine
colourings better than his
usual. — Walpole. )
311 Devout men taking the body
of St Stephen; a design
for a picture to be painted
for the altar of the church
of St. Stephen Wallbrook.
1774. 312 Moses receiving the tables; a
design for a picture, intended
to have been painted for St.
Paul's Cathedral
14, Newman Street.
1 775' 33* Mark Anthony shewing the
robe and the will of Julius
Caesar to the people of
Rome.
333 Erasitratus, the physician, dis-
covers the love of Anti-
ochus for Stratonice.
334 The Prophet Elijah restoring
to life the widow's son.
335 Cupid, stung by a bee, is
cherished by his Mother.
336 Nathan and David. "Thou art
the man."
337 Portrait of a nobleman and his
brother; whole lengths.
338 Portraits of two young gentle-
men.
1776. 316 Devout men taking the body
of St. Stephen; an altar-
piece. (For St. Stephen^
^a/^m?^— Walpole.)
317 Daniel interpreting to Bel-
shazzar the writing on the
wall.
318 Hagar and Ishmael.
319 Isaac's servant tying the brace-
let on Rebecca's arm.
320 Rinaldo and Armida.
321 A domestic scene.
1777. 362 Her Majesty with the Princess
Royal. (Bad and too old for
the (p*^^.— Walpole.)
363 Portraits of six of the Royal
Children. — (Bad and with-
out grace. — Walpole.)
364 Fidelia and Spiranza; from
Spencer's Fairy Queen.
365 St. Michael the Archangel; an
altar-piece for Trinity Chapel,
Cambridge.
366 Lazarus. Jesus saith unto
themy Loose him^ and let him
go; a study for a large pic-
ture to be painted for the
cathedral church of Win-
chester.
367 A small picture of a family.
(Himself wife, and Quakers,
her relatives. — Walpole.)
1778. 330 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses the Prince of Wales
and Prince Frederick.
214
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West, Benjamin, P,R,A, — continued,
1773. 331 William de Albanac presents
his three daughters (naked)
to Alfred the third King of
Mercia, with the following
words, "Here be my three
daughters, chuse to wife
which you list; but, rather
than you should have one of
them to your concubine, I
would slay her with my own
\idiX\d:'—Leland's liin., Vol.
VIII, p. 58.
33» Portrait of a lady; half length.
1 779* S4« Alfred the Great divides his
loaf with a pilgrim.
341 St Peter, accused by the dam-
sel, denies our Saviour.
343 Prince William and Princess
Sophia, children of their
Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Dutchess of Gloucester.
344 A gentleman and lady, painted
in commemoration of their
marriage.
1780. 7 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince William Henry
and Prince Edward.
17 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince Adolphus,
Princess Mary, and Princess
Sophia.
58 The battle of the Boyne.
59 .^gistus, raising the veil, dis-
covers the body of Clytem-
nestra. — Franklin's Sopho-
cles.
73 The destruction of the French
fleet at La Hogue, 1692.
116 Portrait of His Majesty, two
general officers on horse-
back and the royal navy in
the background.
123 The raising of Lazarus; an
altarpiece for the Cathedral
of Winchester.
130 Portrait of Her Majesty, and
the royal family in the back-
ground.
322 The mother of the Gracchi dis-
plays her children as her
only jewels; a design for a
fan.
1 78 1. 80 An historical picture, represent-
ing the sick, possessed, etc.,
brought to our Saviour to be
healed; painted for his
Majesty's chapel in Windsor
Castle.
166 Paetus and Arria.
1782. 93 His Royal Highness Prince
Octavius.
97 His Royal Highness Prince
Augustus Frederick.
144 The ascension of Our Saviour;
painted for his Majesty's
chapel at Windsor.
1783. 16 Design for the east window of
St George's chapel, Wind-
sor: in the centre, the resur-
rection; on the right hand,
St. Peter and St. John; on
the left, the three Marys.
62 Oliver Cromwell ordering the
mace to be taken away when
he expelled the long parlia-
ment.
73 Portrait of His Majesty.
91 General Monk receiving King
Charles II on the beach at
Dover.
441 Drawing of the window in St.
George's chapel, Windsor.
The figures by Mr. West, the
architecture by Mr. Carter.
1784. 81 The apotheosis of Prince Alfred
and Prince Octavius.
121 The call of the prophet Isaiah;
for his Majesty's chapel in
Windsor.
126 Moses receiving the law on
Mount Sinai; painted for
His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
135 The call of the prophet Jere-
miah. For his Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
402 Alexander III of Scotland saved
from the fury of a stag by
Colin Fitzgerald.
435 Moses striking the rock; a de-
sign for His Majesty's chapel
in Windsor Castle.
437 The last supper; a design for a
picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
442 The triumph of Death, from
the Revelation; a design
for a picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
1785. 31 Landscape representing the
country near Windsor.
153 St Peter^s first sermon after
being filled with the Holy
Ghost; painted for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
219 The Lord's Supper; painted
for His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
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215
1786. 20 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
14S Alexander the third, King of
Scotland, rescued from the
fury of a stag by the intre-
pidity of Colin Fitzgerald,
the ancestor of the present
Mackenzie family.
1787. 19 The original institution of the
most noble order of the
garter by Edward II Id; a
finished sketch.
88 St. Paul shaking the viper from
his hand after the shipwreck ;
a finished sketch to paint a
picture from, for the New
chapel in Greenwich Hos-
pital
1788. 89 Queen Philippa soliciting her
husband, Edward the third,
to save the lives of the brave
burghers of Calais.
1789. 88 King Lear. {Finished sketch for
Gallery of Shakespear, )
1790. 36 Moses showing the brazen ser-
pent to the Israelites; painted
for His Majesty's chapel,
Windsor Castle.
no A sketch: Genius calling forth
Arts and Sciences; part of a
design in the Queen's Lodge,
Windsor, intended to show
the utility they are of to this,
as a commercial nation.
Ill The Angel announcing our
Saviou?s birth; a design for
a window in the collegiate
church, Windsor.
117 A sketch, Agriculture; part of
a design in the Queen's
Lodge, Windsor.
1 79 1. 135 The resurrection of Lazarus;
a finished sketch.
147 The Expulsion of Adam and
Eve from Paradise; for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
167 British manufactory; a sketch.
169 The abating of the waters after
the Deluge; for His Ma-
jesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
189 British commerce; a sketch.
426 The conversion of St. Paul; a
finished sketch, a design for
the painted window in St.
Paul's church, Birmingham.
504 Thedestruction of the Assyrians
by the destroying Angel.
(Elected P.R.A.)
1792. 8 The first ceremony, when Ed-
ward the Third, with the
original Knights, instituted
the most noble order of the
Garter; painted for the
Audience Chamber in Wind-
sor Castle.
66 Edward I lid passing the river
Soame ; painted for the Audi-
ence Chamber in Windsor
Castle.
124 The triumph of Moses over
Pharaoh and his host. —
Exod,^ chap. 14, ver. 27.
Painted for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
319 Aaron stopping the plague; a
sketch.
401 The three women at the
sepulchre.
421 Christ shewing a little child.
" Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven." A finished sketch.
1793. 16 King Edward III embracing
his son, Edward the Black
Prince, after the battle of
Cressy. Painted for His
Majesty's Audience Cham-
ber in Windsor Castle.
47 The nativity of our Saviour; the
design for a window in the
collegiate church, Windsor.
74 Philippa, Queen Consort to
Edward III, at the battle of
Nevill's Cross, near Durham
where David, King of Scot-
land, was made prisoner.
138 A woman selling rosemary.
140 St Paul and Barnabas rejecting
the Jews and receiving the
Gentiles; for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
546 Macbeth and the witches; a
sketch.
1794. 8 Edward the Black Prince re-
ceiving John, King of
France, prisoner, after the
battle of Poictiers. Painted
for His Majesty's Audience
Chamber in Windsor Castle.
17 Cordelia making herself known
to her father, King Lear.
2o Queen Elizabeth going in pro-
cession to St. Paul's Cathe-
dral after the destruction of
the Spanish Armada.
23 The Grecian daughter defend-
ing her father.
80 Diomed and his horses stopped
by the lightening of Jupiter.
2l6
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West, Benjamin, P.R.A.-^continued.
1794. 132 The Holy Spirit descending
upon Christ after his Bap-
tism at the River Jordan,
for his Majesty's Chapel in
Windsor Castle.
265 A landscape.
270 do.
1795. 28 Lord Clive receiving from the
Mogul the grant of the
Duanney.
69 Gentlemen fishing.
74 Portrait of a young gentleman.
77 The namingofjohn the Baptist.
80 Harvest home.
140 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
144 Moses consecrateth Aaron and
his sons, their sin offering.
160 Eponina giving bread to her
husband in concealment.
1 796. 1 53 Portrait of a gentleman.
157 A harvest scene.
171 Simeon with the infant Saviour.
»75tNymphs bathing.
17s Moses and Aaron before Pha-
raoh, for His Majesty's
Chapel, Windsor.
189 Landscape with wood cutters.
197 Washing of sheep.
243 The birth of Jacob and Esau;
a sketch, for His Majesty's
Chapel.
247 The opening of the four seals
{vid€ Revelation); a sketch,
for His Majesty's Chapel,
Windsor.
420 Birth of Our Saviour.
1797. 21 The crucifixion.
98 A drayman drinking.
189 Portraits of two brothers. (Sons
of ihe painter.)
205 Portrait of a clergyman. {JRev,
Mr. Preston.)
242 Michael casteth out the Dragon
and his angels. For a window
at the new abbey, Fonthill.
247 Cicero, with the magistrates of
Syracuse, discovers the Tomb
of Anchimedes; an historical
picture.
251 The Wise Men's offering; exe-
cuted on glass in the Col-
legiate Church, Windsor.
1798. 76 A mighty Angel standeth upon
the land and upon the sea.
— Rev.y chap. 10. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
87 The prophecy of 2^harias at
the naming of John the
Baptist. For His Majesty's
Chapel at Windsor.
1798. 95 The beast riseth out of the sea.
— Rev.y chap. 13. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
144 Portrait of Sir Thomas Strange.
145 Cupid.
180 Portrait of Sir John Sinclair,
Bart.
181 A Bacchante.
219 The Son of Man, in the midst
of the Seven Golden Candle-
sticks, appearing to John
the Evangelist, and com-
manding him to write. For
the new abbey at Fonthill —
Rev. i, V. 13.
232 The woman cloathed with the
sun fleeth from the persecu-
tion of the dragon. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
267 St. Thomas k Becket. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
551 A landscape with women and
children.
618 Portrait of General Kosciusko.
622 A landscape with women and
children.
632 A landscape, with a hunt on
the second ground.
1799. 136 St. Margaret, Queen of Scot-
land; a cartoon designed for
a painted window in the new
abbey at Fonthill.
156 The bath of Venus; a poetic
landscape.
168 The nativity of Our Saviour; a
cartoon designed for apainted
window in the Collegiate
Church, Windsor.
170 St Thomas k Becket; a car-
toon designed for a painted
window in the new abbey at
Fonthill.
191 A frame containing the heads
of Sir Philip Sidney; Epami-
nondas, and the Chevalier
Bayard.
298 Jacob's covenant with Laban
for Rachel.
391 A View of Windsor from Snow
Hill, Windsor Park.
546 The vision of St. Anthony of
Padua. (A sketch for a pic-
ture to be painted for the
abbey at Fonthill.)
571 A head, representing Daniel in
the lion's den.
657 A view of Snow Hill, Windsor
Great Park.
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217
1799. 837 Abraham and bis son Isaac
going to sacrifice. " Behold
the fire and the wood, but
where is the lamb for a burnt
offering? etc."
1800. 63 The Apostles imprisoned. "But
the Angel of the Lord opened
the prison doors, etc." — Acts^
V, 19, 20.
74 The Women at the sepulchre
of Jesus Christ. " And they
entered in, etc." — St, Luke^
xxiv, 3-6.
130 Venus at her birth attired by
the Graces.
134 " And Jesus called a little child
unto him and set him in the
midst of them, etc." — Mat-
theWy xviii, 2, 3.
136 Adonis with his dogs conducted
to the chase by Love.
144 Isaac, when he first saw his
twin sons, Esau and Jacob.
Painted for His Majesty's
chapel, Windsor Castle.
251 The portrait of Lady Strange.
335 A drawing in oil colours: IGng
David prostrate at the altar
he built at the threshing-
place of Arunah. " And
when the angel stretched out
his hand upon Jerusalem to
destroy it, etc." — 2nd Samuel^
xxiv, 16.
672 The ruins of Tintem Abbey,
on the banks of the river
Wye.
1 80 1. 80 A sketch for a painted window
in St. Paul's church, Birm-
ingham, representing Saul's
miraculousconversion. "And
Saul, yet breathing out
threatenings, etc." — Acis^
chap. ix.
134 Abraham and Isaac going to
sacrifice. " And Isaac spake
unto Abraham his father,
etc." — Genesis^ xxii.
136 Children eating cherries.
167 A sketch for a large picture
for His Majesty's chapel at
Windsor, representing the
Ascension of our Saviour.
"And while the Apostles
looked stedfastly towards
heaven, etc." — Acis^ i.
198 Mentor and Telemachus; their
first interview with Calypso.
243 Moses, from the top of Mount
Pisgah, is shown the pro-
viii.
mised land. "And Moses
went up, etc." — Deuteron-
omy ^ xxxiv, I.
1801. 295 Joshua passing the river Jordan
with the ark of the Covenant.
" Behold the ark of the cov-
enant of the Lord, etc." —
Joshua^ iii, 11.
307 Christ healing the sick ; a draw-
ing in oil colour for a large
picture to be painted after,
for the Pennsylvania hos-
pital, in the city of Phil-
adelphia. "And the blind
and the lame came to him,
etc."— 5/. Matthew, xxi.
688 Hannah presenting Samuel to
Eli. " And she said, O my
Lord, as thy soul liveth, etc."
1st Samuel^ i.
1 802. 1 33 Orion, cast into the sea, carried
safe to land on the back dT
a dolphin. "He on his
crouching back sits all at
ease, With harp in hand, by
which he calms the seas,
etc:'— Ovid.
134 Arethusa. Vide Ovid's Meta-
morphoses, i, 5.
135 Cupid wounded by a bee in
the finger. " Venus thus re-
plied and smiled, *Dry —
Dry thy tears — for shame,
my child!' etc."
139 Bellisarius and the boy: Date
Obolum Bellisario.
140 Cupid stung by a bee, com-
plains to his mother. "Once,
as Cupid, tir'd with play. On
a bed of roses lay, etc." —
Fawkes,
191 The Paddington passage —
boats returning from Ux-
bridge in the evening.
615 Portraits of a mother and her
daughter.
1803. 135 Cupid sleeping on a bed of
roses. From Anacreon.
1804. 28 The Last Supper; the original
sketch for the great picture
over the communion table
in the Collegiate Church,
Windsor.
30 The destruction of the beast
and false prophet From
Revelation^ chap, xix, ver.
II and 20. "I saw the
heaven opened, and behold
a white horse, etc."
37 Portrait of himself.
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West, Benjamin, P,R.A, — continued,
1804. 72 Cicero and the Magistrates of
Syracuse ordering the tomb
of Archimedes to be freed
from the bushes that had
obscured it.
91 Tobias received by his blind
father, whose sight was re-
stored by the gall of a fish.
130 Moonlight. "What beckoning
ghost along the moonlight
shade Invites my steps, etc."
—Popes Ekgy,
131 Venus lamenting the death of
Adonis. " The death of fair
Adonis I deplore, etc." —
Vide Idylliums of Bion,
192 Phaeton solicits, and obtains
leave of his father Phoebus
to conduct the chariot of
the sun. " Here the spring,
crowned with chaplets of
flowers . . . Haste, snatch
the reins; take my counsel,
not my chariot, while it is
yet in your power and you
stand securely on the earth,
etc." — Ovid^ Metam,
21 1 Hagar and Ishmael. "And God
heard the voice of the lad,
etc." — Genesis^ xxxi, 17, 18.
554 The death of Aaron.
1805. 77 The deluge. "So after forty
days, Noah opened the win-
dow of the ark, etc" — Gene-
sis^ viii.
83 Mary Magdalen and the other
Mary at the sepulchre.
"Now on the end of the
Sabbath, etc."— ^/. Mat-
thew^ xxviii.
86 The expulsion of Adam and
Eve from Paradise. " Unto
Adam also and to his wife
did the Lord God make
coats of skins, etc." — Gene-
sis, iii.
139 Thetis bringing armour to her
son. "... Behold what
arms by Vulcan are be-
stowed. Arms worthy thee
or fit to grace a god, etc." —
Hornet^ s Iliad,
145 Bellisarius and the boy. Vide
Marmontel,
151 Thetis brings to her son the
armour made by Vulcan.
" Goddess, (he cry'ed) these
glorious arms that shine,
eXc:'—Homef^s Iliad,
1805. 153 The Eagle bringing the cup of
water to Psyche.
194 Cranford Bridge.
1807. 175 Paul and Barnabas rejecting
the Jews and receiving the
Gentiles. The finished study,
from which the large picture
was painted for His Majesty's
chapel at Windsor. " Then
Paul and Barnabas waxed
bold, and said, it was neces-
sary that the word of God
should first have been spoken
to you, etc" — Acts^ xiii, 46.
194 The sketch of a monument for
perpetuating the memory of
the late Lord Nelson. " His
Majesty, on the loth of De-
cember, 1805, having signi-
fied his commands to the
Royal Academy, by his Sec-
retary of State, the Rt. Hon.
Lord Hawkesbury, for the
members of that body to
consider the best mode of
perpetuating the memory of
Lord Nelson; in obedience
to that command this design
was made, composed of three
branches of art which con-
stitute the Academy: Paint-
ing, being best calculated,
by its powers of combining
imagery, to give allegorical
figures their full effect, and
to form a composition ex-
pressive of Lord Nelson's
nautical achievements, and
the immortality of his great-
ness. The leading point in
the picture represents Vic-
tory presenting the dead
body of the hero to Britannia,
after the battle of Trafalgar,
from the arms of Neptune,
with the trident of his do-
minions. Britannia sits in
shaded gloom, as expressive
of that deep regret which
overwhelmed the United
Kingdom at the loss of so
distinguished a character.
In the other parts of the
picture are seen the con-
comitant events of his life,
and the sons and daughters
of the union preparing the
mournful sable to his me-
mory. The winged boys
around his body are figiinir
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
219
tive that the influence of
his genius still exists. The
sculptured part of this de-
sign is best calculated to
give the sepulchre its appro-
priate character; it is a plain
stone of considerable magni-
tude, and of a double cube
in form, without ornaments
or inscription, except the
honoured name of Nelson
encircled with the Emblem
of eternity. The supporters
of this honoured stone, on
the right, are a group of
British seamen, as seen when
opposed to the enemy in
battle, inspired by the genius
of Nelson, and ready to de-
fend their country's cause;
on the left, another group,
composed of marines from
the three nations which now
form the United Kingdom,
reflecting, and participating
with their country, in the
loss of so great a com-
mander. Architecture, ever
denoting civilization, has
inscribed on its frieze the
honours which Parliament
decreed to the family of
Nelson; over which is the
tablet containing the number
of battles he had been in,
and terminated by his crest,
surrounding which are the
insignia of Victory and Vir-
tue, and the spoils of the
vanquished enemy, with the
hulks of the San Josef and
San Nicholas, which Nelson
boarded and captured. The
columns rising from the base,
on which are prows of British
men-of-war, are figurative of
that glorious immortality
which the general design of
this sketch of a monument
exhibits. The model for the
monument, which is to be
executed for perpetuating
the memory of Lord Nelson,
having been decided on by
the Committee of Taste,
Mr. West, after making this
design, painted this picture,
to accompany his other
works on the subject of
Lord Nelson's victories."
1807. 217 The Immortality of Nelson.
Vide No. 194.
1808. 63 Iris communicating to King
Priam Jove's commands, that
he should go in person to
solicit from Achilles the
dead body of his son Hector.
"Then down her bow the
winged Iris drives, etc." —
Pope's Hornet^ s Iliad.
73 Thetis presenting the armour
made by Vulcan to her son
Achilles.
1 17 The resurrection of our Saviour ;
a sketch.
119 The death of Lord Nelson in
the cockpit of the ship Vic-
tory.
174 The harmony of Affection.
389 A View of the Rocks at Bristol
Wells, with the ceremony of
conducting down the river
Avon the Man of War pre-
sented by the City of Bristol
to Government.
416 A View of the City of Bath, as
seen from the high grounds
eastward of Prior Park House.
431 Prince Bladud, eldest son of
Lud Hudibras, King of
Britain; he first discovered
the medicinal virtues of the
Bath springs by observing
the salutary effect those
waters produced on swine.
441 A View within Prior Park, near
the city of Bath.
459 A View on the river Avon
above the city of Bath.
59* The Citizens of London pre-
senting the crown to Wil-
liam ; a sketch.
593 The intercession of the Queen
Mother with Richard the
First to pardon his brother
John; a sketch.
1809. 68 Milton's Messiah, from the sixth
book of Paradise Lost. "Full
soon among them he arrived,
etc."
119 The Bard, from Gray's Pindaric
ode. "On a rock whose
haughty brow, etc."
502 Narcissus in love with his own
image, which he sees in the
fountain.
1 8 10. 92 Christ teacheth to be humble.
"And Jesus called a little
child unto him, etc," — Mat-
thew^ xviii, 2-5.
220
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West, Benjamin, F.R.A.— continued.
1811. 63 Omnia Vincit Amor, or the
Power of Love in the Three
Elements.
116 The Death of Lord Nelson, or
the Naval Victory off Trafal-
gar; being one of the most
distinguished that ever oc-
curred in the annals of
Great Britain for heroism
and national importance.
Mr. West, conceiving that
such an event demanded a
composition every way ap-
propriate to its dignity and
high importance, formed it
into an Epic Composition.
This enabled him to give it
that character and interest
which the subject demanded.
Availing himself of that char-
acter in composition, he
laid the heroic Nelson
wounded on the quarter-
deck of his ship. The Vic-
tory, with his captain (now
Sir Thomas Hardy), holding
the dying Hero by the hand,
and from a paper in the
other, announcing to him
the number of ships taken
from the enemy's Combined
Fleet. The surrounding
groups of gallant officers and
men are sympathizing with
each other in the sufferings
of their wounded Friend
and expiring Commander;
and the dead and wounded
in the several groups are in-
troduced as episodes, to
commemorate those with
honour, who fell on board
the Hero's ship in that dis-
tinguished action. The ships
in the distance display the
flags and signals of the other
triumphant British Admirals,
as well as those of the van-
quished enemy, which are
marked with all the wrack
of battle, and that defeat
which took place on the
2 1 St of October, 1805.
188 Lot and his daughters con-
ducted by two angels. " And
when the morning arose, then
the angels hastened Lot,
etc. — Genesis, xix, 15-26.
181 2. 58 Portrait of J. E. Wilmot, Esq.,
one of the Commissioners
who adjusted the claims of
the American loyalists.
1812. 162 Historical landscape; Saul be-
fore Samuel and the Pro-
phets. "And Saul went
thither to Naioth in Ramah:
and the Spirit of God was
upon him also, and he went
on, and prophesied, etc" —
1st Samuel, xix, 23, 24.
18 13. 76 Moses and Aaron before Pha-
raoh, King of Egypt. "And
Moses stretched forth his
hand toward heaven, etc." —
Exodus, X, 22.
1814. 16 Cupid stung by abee, complains
to his mother. — Anacreon.
103 The late Duke of Portland as
Chancellor of the University
of Oxford.
1815. no The original sketch for the
great picture of Christ re-
jected. " He is brought as
a lamb to the slaughter, etc."
— Isaiah, liii, 7.
(TTiis is the first time
B. West, P.R.A., is printed
in the catalogue, it was R.A.
before,)
18 1 6. 64 Europa.
181 7. 129 The birth of Esau and Jacob.
Genesis, xxv.
142 The naming of John. "And it
came to pass, that on the
eighth day . . . they called
him Zacharias, afterthe name
of his father, but his mother
answered and said not so,
but he shall be called John."
— St Luke, i, 59, 60.
143 Abraham and his son Isaac
going to sacrifice. " And
Abraham rose up early in
the morning and saddled his
ass, etc" — Genesis, xxii, 3-8.
1818. 36 The nativity of our Saviour.
" And the angel of the Lord
said unto the shepherds,
Fear not, etc."— 5/. Luke, ii.
106 The Great Mogul presendng
to the late Lord Clive the
Grant of the Uewannee for
the India Company.
HI Sleeping Cupid.
114 The Women at the Sepulchre,
"And as it began to dawn
towards the firstday of the
wedk, tXicy—?''^
X2cviii.
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221
1 8 19. Ill The Resurrection of our
Saviour; a sketch.
157 The stolen Kiss. VideGuarinPs
Pastor FidOy act ii, scene i.
337 Caesar reading the History of
Alexander's exploits.
345 Alexander's confidence in his
physician Philip.
WEST, Benjamin, Junr Painter.
Newman Street.
I79I' 555 A drawing.
WEST, Miss Blanche C Painter.
37, The Lawn^ South Lambeth.
1882. 623 A daughter of Granada.
WEST, C Painter.
Portsea, Hants,
1 82 1. 762 Portrait of a gentleman.
WEST, Charles Painter.
45, St. John Street.
1787. 423 Landscape, with the Egyptians
finding the cup in Benjamin's
sack.
WEST, Charles W Painter.
18, Fitzroy Street.
1882. 452 Alice.
WEST, Colonel Painter.
Captain West.
1773* 381 A sea port. |
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) |
Lieut. 'Colonel West. \
1 7 75- 385 A View of Ham Walks and t
Petersham woods from the j
opposite banks of the
Thames.
1893. 550 Near the sea, Morayshire.
1094 Morayshire coast.
1894. 917 Under the cliff.
Lossiemouth^ Morayshire.
1902. 10 1 9 Fisherwomen bringing home
firewood.
WEST, Miss Edith de Lancy.
Sculptor.
1877. 1521 Mrs. Edward Gruning; terra-
cotta.
WEST, E. E Painter.
Sydney House ^ Bedford Park.
1 88 1. 639 Norway— in the Wettie Giel.
WEST, Francis Robert Painter.
— West, t^t^, Charles Street,
Westminster.
1790. 142 Portrait of an artist. (JC Jen-
nings.)
153 Portrait of a young gentleman.
{Master Chalmers^
WEST, H. T Painter.
33, Percy Street,
Bedford Square.
183 1. 612 Cottage, Bray churchyard,
Berkshire.
617 St. Saviour's church, Southwark,
as seen in 1829.
618 Montague Close, St. Saviour's.
1832. 484 Near Putney.
515 Barnes Common.
1833. 603 Part of Farleigh Castle, Somer-
setshire.
890 Baptist Mill, near Bristol.
9, Holland Street.
i83S' 53^ Bridge on the Surrey Canal.
1836. 595 Old Kingston Bridge.
1776. 358 A view of the Citadel of Palais
in the island of Belleisle, WEST, J Miniature Painter.
after its reduction by his 23» Beaumont Street,
Majesty's troops in the year Portland Place.
1761. 1856. 975 The Hon. Mrs. Norton.
1777. 408 An evening view. !
WEST, James.
WEST, David Painter.
40, Osborne Place, Aberdeen.
1890. 1247 On the banks of the Lossie,
Morayshire.
42^ Harlington Road,
Aberdeen.
1 89 1 . 1 2 07 Th e M uckle water, Morayshire.
1319 A marsh, Morayshire.
Diithrie Terrace, Aberdeen.
1892. 109a Tail of the Bents, near Lossie-
mouth.
1193 Evening quietude.
Stained Glass Painter.
S, Fenchurch Street.
1883. 1 1 74 Study for a church window.
WEST, Joseph Walter Painter.
Easton, Greenhill, Harrow.
1885. 1024 Repulse of the enemy.
5, West Hampstead Studios.
1889. 798 Workers and players.
1890. 431 Little Gipsies.
741 Convalescence.
1309 A cab stand.
212
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
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WBSLAKE, Miss Mary Painter.
32, King Street^ Southwark,
1866. 243 A Waterloo veteran. "He
fights his battles o'er again."
WBSSELL, G. G Sculptor.
10, UttU Tiichfield Street,
Portland Chapel.
1 78 1. 474 A figure of Argos; in terra-
cotta.
1782. 356 Portrait model in wax.
1783. 283 do. of a foreign noble-
man; in wax.
351 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
352 do. do.
354 Portrait of a French nobleman;
in wax.
1784. 238 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.
242 do. do.
246 Portrait of a lady; in wax.
1785. 365 do. gentleman; a
model in wax.
8, Upper MaryUbone Street,
Middlesex Hospital,
1787. 657 Portrait of Mr. Lunardie;
bust.
WESSON, Arthur N Architect.
7, Priestwood Mansions,
Highgate.
1902. 1432 Design for a Dining-room.
WEST. See Williams, West and
Slade.
WEST, Alexander Painter.
8, Old Exchange Buildings,
Manchester.
1884. 807 Ponte Tragara, Italy; winter
in the sunny south.
WEST, Alice Painter.
213, High Street, Poplar.
1853. 222 Fruit and flowers.
WEST, Miss Alice L Painter.
23, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
1891. 1186 "Who dares?"
1892. 1070 "Catch it!"
1177 A delicate morsel.
10, Sautf^ld Road,
Tunbridge Wells.
1904. 1072 Orphans.
WEST, Benjamin, P.R.A. ... Painter.
Panton Square.
1 769. 120 The departure of Regulus from
Rome.
121 Venus lamenting the death of
Adonis.
1770. 197 Leonidas and Cleombratus.
{Solemn and good, tho* hard
and heavy. — Walpole.)
198 A portrait of a mother and
child. (His own wife and
child, the woman fine, the
child poor, and its hand
wretched. The Earl of Buck-
ingham has one of these. —
Walpole.)
1 77 1. 209 Hannibal brought, when nine
years old, by his father,
Hamilchar, to the altar of
Jupiter, where he swears
etemal enmity to the Ro-
mans. {Very bricfy colouring
and the Amilcar very ill
drawn. — Walpole.)
210 The death of General Wolfe,
{Fine picture, thd there is too
little concern in many of the
principal figures, and the
granadier on the right too
tall— Walpole.)
{Lord Grosvenor gave
jQ^oofor this. — Walpole.)
211 The compassion of Pharaoh's
daughter for the infant
Moses.
112 Hector takingleave of Androm-
ache.
213 The continence of Scipio; its
companion.
214 The death of Procris.
215 The prodigal son received by
his father. (^<j//.— Walpole.)
216 Tobias curing his father's
blindness; its companion.
( Thefathet^s head ridiculous.
—Walpole.)
217 A mother and child.
1772. 270 William Penn's treaty with the
Indians, when he founded
the province of Pensylvania
in North America. {This
picture, which contains many
figt4res, was painted in three
weeks, has good drawing and
great merit. The contrast of
simplicity between the
Quakers and Indians has
great effect. The colouring,
like cUl his pictures in his
second manner, is heavy,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
213
brickishy and void of clear-
ness. — Walpole.)
(The best of his works in
the Exhibition.— Walpole.)
1772. 271 Simeon, with the child Jesus
in his arms.
272 Juno receiving the cestus from
Venus. {The head of Juno
has dignity^ and that of
Venus grace^ but too many
straight lines like the fore-
going. If is first manner was
in changeable colours like
Baroccio. — Walpole.)
273 Its Companion. The death of
Hyacinthus.
274 Una. From Spencer's Fairy
Queen, Book I, Canto 3,
Verses 4 and 5.
1773- 303 Agrippina, surrounded by her
children, weeping over the
ashes of Germannicus. —
{Her head fine.— WzlpoXe,)
304 The death of Epaminondas.
305 do. the Chevalier
Bayard. {Too slight.— WaX-
pole.)
306 The first interview of Tele-
machus with Calypso. — {All
good but the trees. — Wal-
pole.)
307 The prodigal son received by
his father.
308 Chryses, priest of Apollo, in-
voking his god to revenge
the injuries done him by
Agamemnon. — {Hard and
heavy. — Walpole.)
309 The cave of Despair. From
Spencer's Fairy Queen. —
(C>«/r^.— Walpole.)
310 A whole length of a gentleman
with a New Zealand mantle
round him. — (Mr. Banks^
good. — Walpole.)
A Holy Family, in imitation of
Corregio's manner. — {Well.
— Walpole.)
Portrait of a gentleman in the
character of a Roman tri-
bune. {Alderman Saw-
bridge.) — {Mr. Sawbridge^
hard and heavy. — Walpole.)
1774. 310 The angels appearing to the
shepherds; for the altar of
a cathedral. — ( The angel fine
colourings better than his
usual. — Walpole.)
311 Devout men taking the body
of St Stephen; a design
3"
3>i
for a picture to be painted
for the altar of the church
of St. Stephen Wallbrook.
1774. 312 Moses receiving the tables; a
design for a picture, intended
to have been painted for St.
Paul's Cathedral
14, Newman Street,
1775* 332 Mark Anthony shewing the
robe and the will of Julius
Caesar to the people of
Rome.
333 Erasitratus, the physician, dis-
covers the love of Anti-
ochus for Stratonice.
334 The Prophet Elijah restoring
to life the widow's son.
335 Cupid, stung by a bee, is
cherished by bis Mother.
336 Nathan and David. "Thou art
the man."
337 Portrait of a nobleman and his
brother; whole lengths.
338 Portraits of two young gentle-
men.
1776. 316 Devout men taking the body
of St. Stephen; an altar-
piece. {For St. Stephen,
^a/^m?^— Walpole.)
317 Daniel interpreting to Bel-
shazzar the writing on the
wall.
318 Hagar and Ishmael.
319 Isaac's servant tying the brace-
let on Rebecca's arm.
320 Rinaldo and Armida.
321 A domestic scene.
1777. 362 Her Majesty with the Princess
Royal. {Bad and too old for
the C*^^^.— Walpole.)
363 Portraits of six of the Royal
Children. — {Bad and with-
out grace. — ^Walpole.)
364 Fidelia and Spiranza; from
Spencer's Fairy Queen.
365 St. Michael the Archangel; an
altar-piece for Trinity Chapel,
Cambridge.
366 Lazarus. Jesus saith unto
them. Loose him, and let him
go; a study for a large pic-
ture to be painted for the
cathedral church of Win-
chester.
367 A small picture of a family.
{Himself wife, and Quakers,
her relatives. — Walpole.)
1778. 330 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses the Prince of Wales
and Prince Frederick.
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West, Benjamin, P,R,A, — continued,
1778. J3« William de Albanac presents
his three daughters (naked)
to Alfred the third King of
Mercia, with the following
words, "Here be my three
daughters, chuse to wife
which you list; but, rather
than you should have one of
them to your concubine, I
would slay her with my own
h^x\dr—Leland's Itin,, Vol.
VIII, p. 58.
33» Portrait of a lady; half length.
1779* S4« Alfred the Great divides his
loaf with a pilgrim.
341 St Peter, accused by the dam-
sel, denies our Saviour.
343 Prince William and Princess
Sophia, children of their
Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Dutchess of Gloucester.
344 A gentleman and lady, painted
in commemoration of their
marriage.
1780. 7 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince William Henry
and Prince Edward.
17 Portraits of their Royal High-
nesses Prince Adolphus,
Princess Mary, and Princess
Sophia.
58 The battle of the Boyne.
59 ^gistus, raising the veil, dis-
covers the body of Clytem-
nestra. — Franklin's Sopho-
cles.
73 The destruction of the French
fleet at La Hogue, 1692.
116 Portrait of His Majesty, two
general officers on horse-
back and the royal navy in
the background.
123 The raising of Lazarus; an
altarpiece for the Cathedral
of Winchester.
130 Portrait of Her Majesty, and
the royal family in the back-
ground.
321 The mother of the Gracchi dis-
plays her children as her
only jewels; a design for a
fan.
1 78 1. 80 An historical picture, represent-
ing the sick, possessed, etc.,
brought to our Saviour to be
healed; painted for his
Majesty's chapel in Windsor
Castle.
166 Paetus and Arria.
62
73
91
44»
1782. 93 His Royal Highness Prince
Octavius.
97 His Royal Highness Prince
Augustus Frederick.
144 The ascension of Our Saviour;
painted for his Majesty's
chapel at Windsor.
1783. 16 Design for the east window of
St George's chapel, Wind-
sor: in the centre, the resur-
rection; on the right hand,
St. Peter and St. John; on
the left, the three Marys.
Oliver Cromwell ordering the
mace to be taken away when
he expelled the long parlia-
ment.
Portrait of His Majesty.
General Monk receiving King
Charles II on the beach at
Dover.
Drawing of the window in St.
George's chapel, Windsor.
The figures by Mr. West, the
architecture by Mr. Carter.
The apotheosis of Prince Alfred
and Prince Octavius.
The call of the prophet Isaiah;
for his Majesty's chapel in
Windsor.
Moses receiving the law on
Mount Sinai; painted for
His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
The call of the prophet Jere-
miah. For his Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
Alexander III of Scotland saved
from the fury of a stag by
Colin Fitzgerald.
435 Moses striking the rock; a de-
sign for His Majesty's chapel
in Windsor Castle.
437 The last supper; a design for a
picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
442 The triumph of Death, from
the Revelation; a design
for a picture for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
1785. 31 Landscape representing the
country near Windsor.
153 St Peter^s first sermon after
being filled with the Holy
Ghost; painted for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
219 The Lord's Supper; painted
for His Majesty's chapel in
Windsor Castle.
1784. 81
126
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
215
1786. 10 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
148 Alexander the third, King of
Scotland, rescued from the
fury of a stag by the intre-
pidity of Colin Fitzgerald,
the ancestor of the present
Mackenzie family.
1787. 19 The original institution of the
most noble order of the
garter by Edward 1 1 Id; a
finished sketch.
88 St. Paul shaking the viper from
his hand after the shipwreck;
a finished sketch to paint a
picture from, for the New
chapel in Greenwich Hos-
pital.
1788. 89 Queen Philippa soliciting her
husband, Edward the third,
to save the lives of the brave
burghers of Calais.
1789. 88 King Lear. {Finished sketch for
Gallery of Shahespear,)
1790. 36 Moses showing the brazen ser-
pent to the Israelites; painted
for His Majesty's chapel,
Windsor Castle.
no A sketch: Genius calling forth
Arts and Sciences; part of a
design in the Queen's Lodge,
Windsor, intended to show
the utility they are of to this,
as a commercial nation.
Ill The Angel announcing our
Saviour's birth; a design for
a window in the collegiate
church, Windsor.
117 A sketch. Agriculture; part of
a design in the Queen's
Lodge, Windsor.
1791. 135 The resurrection of Lazarus;
a finished sketch.
147 The Expulsion of Adam and
Eve from Paradise; for His
Majesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
167 British manufactory; a sketch.
169 The abating of the waters after
the Deluge; for His Ma-
jesty's chapel, Windsor
Castle.
189 British commerce; a sketch.
426 The conversion of St. Paul; a
finished sketch, a design for
the painted window in St.
Paul's church, Birmingham.
504 The destruction of the Assyrians
by the destroying AngeL
(Elected P.R.A.)
1792. 8 The first ceremony, when Ed-
ward the Third, with the
original Knights, instituted
the most noble order of the
Garter; painted for the
Audience Chamber in Wind-
sor Castle.
66 Edward Illd passing the river
Soame ; painted for the Audi-
ence Chamber in Windsor
Castle.
1*4 The triumph of Moses over
Pharaoh and his host. —
Exod.^ chap. 14, ver. 27.
Painted for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
319 Aaron stopping the plague; a
sketch.
401 The three women at the
sepulchre.
421 Christ shewing a little child.
*' Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven." A finished sketch.
1793. '^ ^i"g Edward III embracing
his son, Edward the Black
Prince, after the battle of
Cressy. Painted for His
Majesty's Audience Cham-
ber in Windsor Castle.
47 The nativity of our Saviour; the
design for a window in the
collegiate church, Windsor.
74 Philippa, Queen Consort to
Edward III, at the battle of
Nevill's Cross, near Durham
where David, King of Scot-
land, was made prisoner.
138 A woman selling rosemary.
140 St Paul and Barnabas rejecting
the Jews and receiving the
Gentiles; for His Majesty's
chapel in Windsor Castle.
$46 Macbeth and the witches; a
sketch.
1794. 8 Edward the Black Prince re-
ceiving John, King of
France, prisoner, after the
battle of Poictiers. Painted
for His Majesty's Audience
Chamber in Windsor Castle.
17 Cordelia making herself known
to her father. King Lear.
20 Queen Elizabeth going in pro-
cession to St Paul's Cathe-
dral after the destruction of
the Spanish Armada.
13 The Grecian daughter defend-
ing her father.
80 Diomed and his horses stopped
by the lightening of Jupiter.
2l6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
West, Benjamin, P.R.A. — continued.
1794. i3» The Holy Spirit descending
upon Christ after his Bap-
tism at the River Jordan,
for his Majesty's Chapel in
Windsor Castle.
265 A landscape.
270 do.
1795. ** l^rA Clive receiving from the
Mogul the grant of the
Duanney.
69 Gentlemen fishing.
74 Portrait of a young gentleman.
77 The nammgofjohn the Baptist.
80 Harvest home.
140 The Resurrection of Our
Saviour.
144 Moses consecrateth Aaron and
his sons, their sin offering.
160 Eponina giving bread to her
husband in concealment.
1 796. 1 53 Portrait of a gentleman.
1 57 A harvest scene.
171 Simeon with the infant Saviour.
"75tNymphs bathing.
175 Moses and Aaron before Pha-
raoh, for His Majesty's
Chapel, Windsor,
189 Landscape with wood cutters.
197 Washing of sheep.
243 The birth of Jacob and Esau;
a sketch, for His Majesty's
Chapel.
247 The opening of the four seals
{vide Revelation); a sketch,
for His Majesty's Chapel,
Windsor.
420 Birth of Our Saviour.
1797. 21 The crucifixion.
98 A drayman drinking.
189 Portraits of two broUiers. {Sons
of the painter.)
205 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev.
Mr. Preston.)
242 Michael casteth out the Dragon
and his angels. For a window
at the new abbey, Fonthill.
247 Cicero, with the magistrates of
Syracuse, discovers the Tomb
of Anchimedes; an historical
picture.
251 The Wise Men's offering; exe-
cuted on glass in the Col-
legiate Church, Windsor.
1798. 76 A mighty Angel standeth upon
the land and upon the sea.
— Rev.y chap. 10. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
87 The prophecy of Zacharias at
the naming of John the
1798. 9$
144
145
180
181
219
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55»
618
622
632
1799. 136
156
168
170
191
298
39»
546
571
657
Baptist For His Majesty's
Chapel at Windsor.
The beast riseth out of the sea.
— Rev.<t chap. 13. For the
new abbey at Fonthill
Portrait of Sir Thomas Strange.
Cupid.
Portrait of Sir John Sinclair,
Bart.
A Bacchante.
The Son of Man, in the midst
of the Seven Golden Candle-
sticks, appearing to John
the Evangelist, and com-
manding him to write. For
the new abbey at Fonthill —
Rev. i, V. 13.
The woman cloathed with the
sun fleeth from the persecu-
tion of the dragon. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
St. Thomas li Becket. For the
new abbey at Fonthill.
A landscape with women and
children.
Portrait of General Kosciusko.
A landscape with women and
children.
A landscape, with a hunt on
the second ground.
St. Margaret, Queen of Scot-
land; a cartoon designed for
a painted window in the new
abbey at Fonthill.
The bath of Venus; a poetic
landscape.
The nativity of Our Saviour; a
cartoon designed for apainted
window in the Collegiate
Church, Windsor.
St Thomas k Becket; a car-
toon designed for a painted
window in the new abbey at
Fonthill
A frame containing the heads
of Sir Philip Sidney, Epami-
nondas, and the Chevalier
Bayard.
Jacob's covenant with Laban
for Rachel.
A View of Windsor from Snow
Hill, Windsor Park.
The vision of St. Anthony of
Padua. (A sketch for a pic-
ture to be painted for the
abbey at Fonthill.)
A head, representing Daniel in
the lion's den.
A view of Snow Hill, Windsor
Great Park.
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217
1799. 337 Abraham and his son Isaac
going to sacrifice. " Behold
the fire and the wood, but
where is the lamb for a burnt
offering? etc."
1 800. 63 The Apostles imprisoned. " But
the Angel of the Lord opened
theprison doors, etc." — Acts^
V, 19, 20.
74 The Women at the sepulchre
of Jesus Christ. " And they
entered in, etc." — St, Luke^
xxiv, 3-6.
130 Venus at her birth attired by
the Graces.
134 " And Jesus called a little child
unto him and set him in the
midst of them, etc." — Mat-
thew^ xviii, 2, 3.
136 Adonis with hisdogs conducted
to the chase by Love.
144 Isaac, when he first saw his
twin sons, Esau and Jacob.
Painted for His Majesty's
chapel, Windsor Castle.
251 The portrait of Lady Strange.
335 A drawing in oil colours: King
David prostrate at the altar
he built at the threshing-
place of Arunah. " And
when the angel stretched out
his hand upon Jerusalem to
destroy it, etc." — tndSamud^
xxiv, 16.
672 The ruins of Tintern Abbey,
on the banks of the river
Wye.
1 80 1. 80 A sketch for a painted window
in St. Paul's church, Birm-
ingham, representing SauPs
miraculousconversion. "And
Saul, yet breathing out
threatenings, etc." — Acts^
chap. ix.
134 Abraham and Isaac going to
sacrifice. " And Isaac spake
unto Abraham his father,
etc." — Genesis^ xxii.
136 Children eating cherries.
167 A sketch for a large picture
for His Majesty's chapel at
Windsor, representing the
Ascension of our Saviour.
"And while the Apostles
looked stedfastly towards
heaven, etc." — Acts^ 1.
198 Mentor and Telemachus; their
first interview with Calypso.
243 Moses, from the top of Mount
Pisgah, is shown the pro-
viii.
mised land. "And Moses
went up, etc." — Deuteron-
omy^ xxxiv, I.
1801. 295 Joshua passing the river Jordan
with the ark of the Covenant.
" Behold the ark of the cov-
enant of the Lord, etc." —
Joshua^ iii, 11.
307 Christ healing the sick; a draw-
ing in oil colour for a large
picture to be painted after,
for the Pennsylvania hos-
pital, in the city of Phil-
adelphia. "And the blind
and the lame came to him,
etc." — St, Matthew^ xxi.
688 Hannah presenting Samuel to
Eli. " And she said, O my
Lord, as thy soul liveth, etc."
1st Samuel, i.
1802. 133 Orion, cast into the sea, carried
safe to land on the back (JF
a dolphin. "He on his
crouching back sits all at
ease. With harp in hand, by
which he calms the seas,
^ic.'*— Ovid.
134 Arethusa. Vide Ovid's Meta-
morphoses, i, 5.
135 Cupid wounded by a bee in
the finger. " Venus thus re-
plied and smiled, *Dry —
Dry thy tears — for shame,
my child!' etc."
139 Bellisarius and the boy: Date
Obolum BelHsario.
140 Cupid stung by a bee, com-
plains to his mother. "Once,
as Cupid, tir'd with play. On
a bed of roses lay, etc." —
Fawkes,
19 1 The Paddington passage —
boats returning from Ux-
bridge in the evening.
615 Portraits of a mother and her
daughter.
1803. 135 Cupid sleeping on a bed of
roses. From Anacreon.
1804. 28 The Last Supper; the original
sketch for the great picture
over the communion table
in the Collegiate Church,
Windsor.
30 The destruction of the beast
and false prophet. From
Revelation, chap, xix, ver.
II and 20. "I saw the
heaven opened, and behold
a white horse, etc."
37 Portrait of himself.
FF
238
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
'>
Westmacott, Sir Richard, R,A. — con-
tinued.
18 18. 1046 Model for a statue to be cast
in bronze of the late Rt, Hon.
William Pitt
1 110 Monument, alto-relievo, in
marble. " He shall give his
angels charge over thee." —
Psalm xci.
1 1 1 1 Cupids ; model of an alto-relievo
for the Temple of the Graces
at Woburn Abbey, the seat
of the Duke of Bedford.
14, South Audley Street.
1819. 1179 A peasant girl; part of a monu-
ment to be erected at Llan-
degai. North Wales, in me-
mory of the late Lord Pen-
rhyn.
1238 An Unfinished Relievo in mar-
ble; part of a monument to
the late Lord Penrhyn.
This Relievo is designed
to represent the condition
in which Lord Penrhyn
found his tenantry, on com-
ing to his estates in Wales,
and the improvement they
had experienced by the time
of his decease.
The first group illustrates
the wild pastoial state of
that part of the Principality,
exemplified in the child pip-
ing among his goats, con-
fined to his native mountains,
previous to the opening of
the road to Nant Francon.
By the formation of the
Quay of Port Penrhyn, and
employment furnished in the
neighbouring slate quarries,
habits of industry were pro-
moted; and this is purposed
to be expressed by the
second compartment of the
relief.
His Lordship's benevolent
care, in providing the means
for their religious instruc-
tion, by erecting a chapel, is
shewn in the third compart-
ment. The happy result of
his efforts is attempted to be
displayed in the last com-
partment, which represents
the plenteous fruits of agri-
culture superseding the
scanty means of pastoral
life; and the happiness of
his tenantry is implied by
the jocund harvest dance,
while thevine, "which makes
glad the heart of man/' is
distributed over the whole,
and crowns his patriotic
labours.
1820. X026 Hero and Leander; an alto-
relievo in marble.
1045 Maternal affection; from a bas-
relief in Hurst church.
182 1. 1084 Resignation; a statue in mar-
ble.
1085 A Hindoo girl; a statue in
marble, being part of a
monument to be erected in
Calcutta in memory of
A. Colvin, Esq.
1822. 987 Psyche; a statue in marble.
989 The houseless Traveller; a
groupe in marble, intended
to illustrate the benevolence
of a lady, whose house was
an asylum for necessitous
travellers. A distressed
mother with her infant, in
place of the accustomed
hospitality she had sought,
finds the tomb of her bene-
factress.
1823. 1082 Horace's dream ; an alto-relievo
in marble. (A Latin quota-
tion,)
1099 Cupid; a statue in marble.
1824. X009 A nymph; a statue in marble.
1825. 1043 Afflicted peasants; an alto-
relievo in marble.
X065 A Madonna and child ; a groupe
in marble.
1826. 1096 A statue in marble of the late
Lord Erskine.
1827. 1x22 Cupid made prisoner; a groupe
in marble.
1828. 1213 Statue in marble of the Rt
Hon. Warren Hastings, part
of a monument to be erected
in Calcutta.
1 214 Groupe, in marble, of a Nymph
and Zephyr, from the Gal-
lery of Earl Grosvenor.
1829. X196 A Brahmin ; a statue in marble,
being part of a monument
to the Rt. Hon. Warren
Hastings, proposed to be
erected in Calcutta.
X20I A Mussulman Moulah ; a statue
in marble, being part of a
monument to the Rt. Hon.
Warren Hastings for Cal-
cutta.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
239
1830. 1 170 A monumental statue, in mar-
ble, of H.R.H. the Duke of
Montpensier.
183 1. 1197 Statue, in marble, of the late
Mrs. T. Rawson, of Nidd,
Yorkshire.
1832. 1 178 The gipsey; a statue in
marble.
1834. 1076 Statue, in marble, of Locke.
1835. "045 Devotion; a statue in marble.
1837. 1 160 Euphrosyne; a statue in mar-
ble.
(Knighted.)
1839. 1288 Abolition of the Suttees f a
group, in bronze, for the
pedestal to a statue of Lord
William Bentinck.
1302 The Lady Susan Murray; a
statue in marble.
WESTMACOTT, Richard, R.A.
Sculptor.
J^. Westmacotty Junr,^
14, South Audiey Street.
1827. 1089 A girl with a bird; a statue in
marble.
1829. 1134 Bust of C. H. Moore, Esq.
1 1 39 A reaper; a statue in marble.
1 1 58 Bust of E. Foxhall, Esq.
1 163 Bust of J. Thomson, Esq., M.D.
1177 Bust of Admiral Sir Sidney
Smith, K.C.B., G.C.B., etc.
1200 Girl with a fawn; a group in
marble.
21, Wilton Place.
1830. 1209 A guardian angel; part of a
monument in memory of
the late Bishop of Win-
chester for Winchester Ca-
thedral.
183 1. 1 164 Venus carrying away Ascanius.
"Lull'd in her lap, the
beauteous queen of love,
etc."— r/r^7.
1225 Mischief.
1832. 1172 The cymbal player; a statue
in marble.
1 199 Marble bust.of a lady.
1833. 1 1 86 Marble bust of Davies Gilbert,
Esq., F.R.S.
12 1 2 Narcissus; a statue in marble.
{Latin quotation from Ovid.)
1834. io68 Bust, in marble, of W. E. Tom-
lyne, Esq., M.P.
1104 The Pilgrim; an alto-relievo
in marble: part of a monu-
ment to a father and child,
the child died first, and is
supposed to be inviting the
pilgrim to a place of rest.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1 1 1 3 Hope ; an alto-relievo in marble.
108 1 Statue, in marble, of George,
the eldest son of Mr. and
Lady Agnes Byng.
1085 Bust, in marble, of the Rev.
Sydney Smith.
1 141 Marble bust of a lady.
1 143 Blue bell.
1144 Marble bust of a gentleman.
1190 Mercury presenting Pandora
to Prometheus; an alto-
relievo in marble, executed
for the panel of a room.
1 1 92 Wiclifife preaching to the
people; an alto-relievo, in
marble, to be placed in Lut-
terworth Church. " Wicliffe
is represented as the fore-
runner of the Reformation.
He is addressing a mixed
multitude, different in age,
in sex, in rank, and in occu-
pation. The figures intro-
duced to represent this
multitude are an old man,
a student, a soldier, a boy, a
woman, and child. Wicliffe
points with his right hand
to his translation of the
Bible, which it was his ob-
ject to make accessible to
the people, in the vulgar
tongue. Behind are two of
the mendicant order of
monks, his implacable ad-
versaries, against whose
ignorance and vices Wiclifife
constantly inveighed with
unsparing severity." Wi-
cliffe died at his living of
Lutterworth a.d. 1384.
1165 Venus giving her instructions
to Cupid; an alto-relievo in
marble (one of a series).
iJLatinquotationfrom Virgil^
1276 Paolo and Francesca; an alto-
relievo in marble.
1288 The butterfly; a reUevo in
marble.
1294 Marble medallion of the Hon.
Adelaide Lister.
1359 Bust in marble of Villiers, son
of T. H. Lister, Esq.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1 37 1 Marble of Archdeacon Berners.
1376 Marble bust of Mrs. Henry
Milman.
1383 Marble bust (posthumous) of
Frederick Rosen.
iioa The Captive; a group in mar-
240
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
'>
Westmacott, Richard, R. A.— continued,
ble: portraits of the Hon.
Archer and Mary Amherst.
1840. 1182 Bust in marble of Viscount
Fordwich.
1 191 Bust in marble of a young lady.
1 197 Bust in marble of Lady Chat-
terton.
1841. 1225 Ariel. ^^ Prospero. It was mine
art when I arrived, etc."
— Tempest, act i, scene 2.
1286 Amorino; a bust in marble.
1317 Bust in marble of the late
T. Williams, Esq.
1 324 Bust in marble of George Byng,
Esq., M.P. for Middlesex.
1340 Bust in marble of Lady T.
Elliott Drake.
1 34a Bust in marble of the Rev. J. H.
Newman, of Oriel College.
1842. 1299 A monumental angel; a statue
in marble, part of a group
at the entrance to a family
vault.
1406 Bust of Lady Harriet Baring.
1407 Bust of Wilbraham Egerton,
Esq.,ofTatton.
1408 Bust of Miss Egerton of Tat-
ton.
1843. 1526 Bust of Lieut. - General Sir
Howard Douglas, Bart.,
G.C.B., etc.
1529 Bust of B. Greenough, Esq.,
F.R.S., F.G.S.
1530 Bust of the Rt. Hon. Lord
John Russell.
1845. 1370 Marble bust (posthumous) of
Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.
1380 Marble bust of Charles W.
Packe, Esq., M.P.
1391 Marble bust of T. Hildyard,
Esq., of Flintham Hall.
1440 Marble bust of Mary Anne,
daughter of G. Hussey Packe,
Esq.
1446 Marble bust of the Rev. Lord
Wriothesley Russell.
1462 Marble bust of J. E. Gray,
Esq., F.R.S.
1464 Marble bust of Major-General
LordWilliamRussell,G.C.B.
1846. 141 5 Prayer and Resignation ; part
of a monument to be placed
in a rich Gothic recess in a
church in Gloucestershire.
1497 Marble bust of a lady.
151 1 do. the Duke of
Bedford.
1847. 1424 Marble bust of Robert Williams,
Esq., of Bridehead.
1847. 1426 Marble bust (posthumous) of
a young lady.
1437 Marble bust of Earl Talbot,
K.G.
1451 A sketch; a relievo. "The
soul, enslaved by sin, unable
to join the spirits of the
blessed."
1848. 1445 Bust of a young lady.
145 1 do. Sir R. I. Murchison,
F.R.S., etc.
1461 Bust (posthumous) of A. Side-
bottom, Esq.
1463 Bust of G. Pur^foy Tervoise,
Esq., formerly M.P. for
Hampshire.
1465 Bust of a lady.
(Elected R.A.)
1849. 1324 Bust of Lord Charles Towns-
hend.
1333 Bust (posthumous) of the late
Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Pre-
sident of the Council.
1850. 1302 The Most Reverend William
Howley, late Archbishop of
Canterbury. For Canterbury
Cathedral.
" Go, and sin no more."
Brigadier - General Cureton,
C.B., i6th Lancers, fell in
action at Ramnuggar, 1848.
David.
Bust in marble of the Rev.
Crole Wyndham.
Bust in marble of Mrs. Crole
Wyndham.
A sketch for an enriched salver,
in gold and ivory; the groups
of children, with the foliage,
form letters.
Bust of a lady,
do. Richard Ellison, Esq.,
of Sudbrooke Holme, Lin-
coln.
1547 A study.
WESTMACOTT, Stewart ... Painter.
23, Charles Street,
Bemers Street,
1841. 232 Girl with a mandoline.
17, Nottingham Street.
1843. * Study of a head, after nature;
one of the old Imperial
Guard.
1844. 542 Tuko see-Mathla, a Seminole
chief; from a sketch after
nature.
1845. 193 Lady Louisa Pole.
1847. 394 Capt. Guise, 24th Bengal
Native Infantry.
1852.
1320
1330
1854.
1331
1504
1505
^^ss-
«433
1543
'544
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
241
22, Portsea Fiace^
Connaught Square,
185 1. 617 Mrs. Hume Middlemass.
WESTMACOTT, T Architect.
At Mr, Wyatfs,
Queen Anne Street,
1796. 75 s Design for a pavillion.
1797. 1162 do. lodge and entrance
to a Park.
1798. 938 Design for a Villa.
1020 do. Vestibule.
WESTMACOTT, W Architect.
25, Mount Street,
1 81 6. 848 Design for a mausoleum to
James Thomson, the Scot-
tish bard.
18 1 7. 883 A cottage in Devonshire.
1 8 18. 1026 An Idea for a Triumphal Entry
into London from Highgate.
1 8 19. 1063 A Tower to commemorate
Naval and Military Valour.
19, Duke Street^
Portland Place,
1822. 904 A residence for a Russian
nobleman.
1828. ti24 Basket Lodge in Hampshire.
30, Essex Street,
1841. 1050 A Villa in Hampshire.
105 1 A Cottage in Hampshire.
1846. 1279 Staircase to Music-Hall for
Mr. HuUah's Singing-Room.
1355 Music-Hall for Mr. Hullah*s
Singing-Room.
1848. 1 1 82 A sketch for a National Gallery.
WESTOBY, E Painter.
E, Westofyy
38, St, Martinis Lane,
1806. 201 The farm yard.
275 Morning.
204, Tottenham Court Road,
1809. 46' Cottage near Southampton.
1810. 559 The late H. K. White.
181 2. 601 Portrait of his brother.
1813. 298 View of Olney Bridge. "Hark!
'tis the twanging horn o*er
yonder bridge, etc." — Cow-
per,
425 B. Milne, Esq., Bridlington,
Yorkshire.
446 Portrait of a student.
163, Strand,
1815. 665 Portrait of his father.
18 1 6. 567 A portrait.
1 8 1 7. 711 Portrait of his mother.
Halifax,
1818. 778 The late Dr. Coulthurst, of
Halifax.
VIII.
York.
1819. 735 The Rev. P. Roe of Kilkenny.
43, South Molton Street,
182 1. 629 G. W. Tireman, Esq., Comet
of the Yorkshire Hussar
regiment.
7, Arundel Street,
1822. 714 Portrait of an artist.
723 Dr. Birkbeck.
1823. 656 Portrait of his father.
WESTON, L Painter.
Dover,
1844. 478 Dover Castle.
WESTON, T Painter.
2, Chapel Court,
South Audley Street,
1 81 6. 790 Elevated View of Plymouth
Hospital.
18 1 7. 1003 View of Beddington church,
etc.
1 8 19. 10 1 3 View of the bridge in the park
of Lord Melbourne, near
Hatfield.
1065 Interior of St. Paul's Cathedral
previous to the Fire of Lon-
don. For Pennant's London.
1 176 The cloisters of Chester Cathe-
dral, shewing the remains of
a Saxon doorway.
1821. 572 Ruins of Bingham Priory
church.
1822. 873 Swakeley House, the seat of
T T. Clark, Esq.; a sketch.
1823. 668 The ruins of the Reculvers,
Isle of Thanet.
14, South Street,
1828. 660 Titsey Park, the seat of William
Leveson Gower, Esq. Taken
from Botley Hill, Surrey.
WESTPHAL, Miss F Painter.
I, Crown Terrace^ Holloway.
1864. 219 A girl in a German dress.
1865. 358 The Countess de Grey.
WESTWOOD, Miss Eliza ... Painter.
Hammersmith,
1835. 5^5 Croupe of nasturtiums from
nature.
1837. 980 Flowers from nature.
WBTBNHALL, Edward B.
Architect.
27, Fitzroy Street,
1900. 1744 House at Pinner.
27, Sackville Street, Piccadilly.
1902. 1406 Three porches to country
houses.
II
242
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WETHERBEE, George
R,L
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884. 414
1885.
1886.
1887.
1889.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
515
Faulkner,
..Painter.
I, Park Road Studios,
368 Harvest idyl.
179 "Man goeth forth unto his
work, and to his labour until
the evening."
650 A harvest song.
411 "To everything there is a
season, and a time to every
purpose under the heavens."
12, Charlcott Gardens^
Haverstock HilL
"The harvest is past, the
Summer is ended."
The birth of the harvest moon.
298 Phyllis and Corydon.
894 Circe.
37, Steeds Road,
692 By the sea.
323 A good shepherd.
4S With Amaryllis in the shade.
261 A happy Valley.
552 The harrow.
19 Aphrodite's realm.
212 A pageant of spring.
232 A placid stream.
13, Cannon Place ^ HampsUad.
266 A golden Valley.
313 Storm Clouds.
J%e White Cottage,
Redington Road,
Hampstead,
118 The pool of Endymion.
423 Orpheus.
354 " Oh, what a plague is love! "
360 A wood nymph.
706 When the heart is young.
1 1 The music of pipe and brook.
49 Golden silence.
88 " The year 's at the spring and
day 's at the morn."
WETHERILL
1783.
Miniature Painter.
Cursitor Street,
338 Portrait of a lady.
>
WETTEN, R. G Architect.
At Mr. P, F, Robinson's,
29, Lower Brook Street,
1822. 889 Design for a palace.
R. Wetten, Bruton Street.
1826. 821 Design for a triumphal entry
to Hyde Park Corner, in
commemoration of the ever-
glorious victory at Waterloo.
31, Little Marylebone Street,
1827. 1021 Design for the garden front of
Kensington Palace.
3, George Street,
Portman Square.
1828. 1029 Design for a national monu-
ment to commemorate the
victories of Trafalgar and
Waterloo, etc.
6, College Street, Westminster.
1852. 1170 Parham Hall, Suffolk.
WETTON, Ernest Painter.
14, Bower Place, Maidstone.
1895. 761 Japanese Buddhist priests at
prayer before the High Altar
of the Temple of Chionin,
Kioto, Japan.
WEYDE, Henry Van der.
vol. viii, page 70.
See V.
WEYNS, Jules Sculptor.
270, Kin^s Road, Chelsea.
1887. 1870 The Vintage; bust, marble.
22, Rue du Regent, Antwerp,
1898. 1828 The whistler; bust, marble.
WHAITE, Henry Clarence, R, W.S.
Painter.
IT, O, Whaite,
Bridge Street, Westminster.
1 85 1. 30 A trading boat on the Lake of
Geneva.
H. C. Whaite,
16, Victoria Road South,
Kentish Town.
1852. 63 Festival on the Lake of Geneva.
Burlington Street,
Greenhays, Manchester,
1854. 1296 Ancient Britons surprised by
the Romans.
1856. 90 Lucretia.
Montague House,
Old Trafford, Manchester.
1359. 390 Barley harvest.
xooi Snowdon.
i860. 517 A farmstead. North Wales.
1 86 1. 226 A leaf from the book of nature.
" Our life, exempt from pub-
lic haunt, etc."
1862. 596 The rainbow.
1864. 669 Castle Rock, Lynmouth, North
Devon.
16, Douro Place, W.
1867. I ''He watereth the hills from
his chambers."
208 '' A meadow gemlike chased
In the brown wild, and mowers
mowing in it."
470 The old Convent Garden.
1868. 416 Harvest on the mountains.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
243
64, Bridge Street^ Manchester,
1870. 24 The after-glow.
16, Dauro Place.
iS73- 5S3 Wind, rain, and sunshine.
1874- 937 Spring.
1878. 604 Thirlmere, Cumberland, the
proposed source of water
supply for Manchester.
1884. 833 The awakening of Christian.
See Pilgrim^s Progress.
1654 The shepherd's dream.
1888. 303 A windy day.
loio Snowdon.
1893. 270 Cambrian shepherds.
1894. 816 Down to the river.
1895. 816 £arly«snow.
1896. 218 The Fairy Glen, Bettws-y-coed;
autumn.
1897. 330 To new camping ground.
1017 The strength of the hills.
1 90 1. 112 The guard of the camp.
500 An autumn shower. "How
beautiful is the rain ! "
600 Aber Waterfall.
1902. 474 Harlech Castle.
515 The birthplace of Llewelyn the
Great.
1903. 91 Harvest in North Wales.
57» The Conway Valley.
943 Fishing-boats, Loch Ranza.
1904. 239 The track of an old Cambrian
glacier.
WHAITE, James Painter.
Carlton Bank^
Prestwich^ Manchester.
1870. 577 Mullin's Bay, Cornwall.
21, lAigh Street^ Liverpool .
1875. 790 High and dry.
1876. 651 Lancaster Castle.
71, Liitledale Road^
SeacombCy Cheshire,
1896. 1044 The Ledr Valley, North Wales.
WHAITE, Miss Lily F. Painter.
Tyddyn Cynal, Conway.
1898. X072 Poppies.
WHALL, Christopher W.
Stained Glass Painter.
4, Hyde Side, Edmonton,
50 The artist's mother.
566 R. Booth Smith, Esq.
Stone Bridge, Dorking,
703 " Hortus animae."
Eyot Cottage, Chiswick Mall,
1896. 1601 East window for St. Bartholo-
mew's, Ipswich.
1838 East end of private chapel,
Douglas Castle, Lanark.
1875.
1876.
1888.
1897.
1898. 175$ Design for stained glass, St.
Bartholomew's church,
Brighton.
19, Shaftesbury Road,
Ravenscourt Park.
1899. 1702 West window, chapel, Douglas
Castle, Lanark.
1 78 1 Side windows, chapel, Douglas
Castle, Lanark.
1900. 1844 Window, Gloucester Cathedral.
WHALLEY, Adolphus Jacob.
Painter.
37, Great Ormond Street.
1876. 39 The squire's pew.
I a, Steele s Studios.
1886. 1078 Salome with the head of John
the Baptist.
WHARAM, M Painter.
11^ Blenheim Street,
New Bond Street.
1795. 217 Portrait of a horse.
1797. 209 do. dog.
WHARTON, S Architect.
1810. 793 Designs for architectural orna-
ments.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 1. 826 Elevation for a Royal Palace
in Hyde Park.
181 2. 861 Design for chapel and ceno-
taph.
1 813. 827 Design for water entrance to a
palace.
1814. 734 Design for a National Edifice,
extending from Carlton
House to the site of St.
James's Palace.
WHATELY, Mrs. M. Alice H.
Painter.
14, Camden House Road,
1892. 1083 Skylark; a portrait.
WHEATLEY, Francis, R.A.
Painter.
Jermyn Street,
1778. 333 Portraits of a family; small
whole length.
334 do. do.
335 A wood scene, with gypsies
telling a fortune.
336 View near Ivy Bridge, Devon-
shire.
337 View near Boxhill, Surry; a
drawing.
1780. 407 View of Conway Castle; a
drawing.
244
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
^
Whcatlcy, Francis, R.A, — continued,
1780. 408 View of Conway Castle; a
drawing.
36, Gerrard Street
1784. 55 Portrait of a gentleman. i^Mr,
Swiney,)
91 Part of Donnybrook fair, in
Ireland.
100 View of the Salmon leap at
Leixlip, in Ireland.
178 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Swiney.)
114 Portrait of a gentleman.
23, Weibeck Street.
1785. 147 View in Lancashire.
163 An amorous sportsman.
1786. 66 Portrait of a gentleman; small
whole length.
107 do. do.
194 Brickmakers.
237 Girl making cabbage-nets at a
cottage door.
458 Portrait of a lady; drawing.
1787. 13s A girl feeding a young bird.
212 The recruiting officer.
1788. 8 Girl with water-cresses.
12 The rescue.
31 Mr. Howard offering relief to
prisoners.
37 Girl returning from market, and
counting her money.
95 Peasants relieving an old sol-
dier.
396 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Wheatley.)
49, Upper Charlotte Street.
1789. 17 Portrait of a nobleman return-
ing from shooting. {Duke
of Newcastle and Colonel
Litchfield.) {View of Clum-
ber. — Walpole.)
60 Children with a bird-catcher.
145 Study; from nature.
217 Wheelwright's shop; study
from nature.
1790. 34 The charitable milkmaid.
161 Preparing for market.
196 Jaques and the wounded stag.
— From As you like it.
24 1 Evening. — From Cunningham^ s
poems.
247 A cottage in Cumberland.
290 A pilgrim.
436 Portrait of a gentleman.
(Elected R.A.)
{Wheatley was probably
elected A.R.A. after the ex-
hibition of it ^o.)
1 791. 30 Cottage children call'd to
supper.
1 791. 85 Portrait of a gentleman with a
horse and spaniel. {Mr.
Bond Hopkins.)
223 A Pedlar at a cottage door.
1792. 56 One of the cries of London.
72 do. do.
107 The maternal blessing.
116 One of the cries of London.
119 The offer of marriage.
137 The wedding morning.
147 An harvest dinner.
155 The happy fireside.
169 One of the cries of London.
383* do. do.
384* do. da
437 Morning — a farmyard.
453 Evening — a farmyard.
1 793. 8 One of the cries of London.
10 do. do.
14 do. do.
27 do. do.
81 Portraits of a gentleman, his
lady, and children.
114 Ploughing.
125 Communion.
131 One of the cries of London.
135 do. do.
202 Baptism.
303 Morning, Cottagers going out
haymaking.
314 The fairing.
3«6 Scene from the camp at Bag-
shot Heath.
547 A farmyard.
66, Queen Anne Street East.
1794. 122 Spring.
187 Winter.
215 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. Don-
aldson.)
312 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. Wood-
cock.)
407 The redbreast. Fide Thomson* s
Seasons^ Winter.
1795- 53 One of the cries of London.
63 The good-nattired boy.
92 The hospitable farmer.
97 One of the cries of London.
{Fourteen were exhibited.
As, however, the engraved
set only consists of thirteen,
one of them has probably not
been engraved.)
412 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Monro)
610 Portrait of a lady. {Mts.
Wheatley.)
Bath, or at Mr. Farington^s.
1797. 126 A gypsie's theft detected.
51, Warren St., Fitzroy Square.
1795. 5^8 A landscape.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
245
20, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1800. 311 Scene from the Deserted Vil-
lage, for Du Roveray's edi-
tion of Goldsmith's poems.
"The good old sire the first
prepared to go
To new found worlds, and wept
for others' woe, etc."
313 Scene from the Deserted Vil-
lage, for Du Roveray's edi-
tion of Goldsmith's poems.
" Ah, turn thine eyes
Where yon poor houseless
shiv*ring female lies, etc."
1 80 1. 68 Morning.
70 Noon.
87 Evening.
90 Night.
WHEATLEY, Mrs. Francis (formerly
Miss Clara Maria Leigh, and after-
wards Mrs. Alexander Pope).
Fainter.
66, Queen Anne Street
1796. 712 Portrait of a lady.
20, Charles Street^
Middlesex HospitaL
1800. 818 Captain Lloyd; miniature.
819 MissCath. Jackson; miniature.
820 Portrait of a lady; do.
827 do. do. do.
835 Miss Berry; do.
915 Miss Trist; do.
1 80 1. 748 Portraits of F. Consitt, Esq.,
Mrs. J. Tayler, W. Lloyd,
Esq., Mrs. Davidson, and a
gentleman; miniature.
83, Great Titchfield Street,
1802. 443 A girl with sticks.
444 do. eggs.
583 Wood pigeons, from nature.
708 Portrait of a gentleman; minia-
ture.
740 Portrait from memory of the
late F. Wheatley, Esq., R.A.;
miniature.
852 Portrait of a little girl and her
dog.
29, Mortimer Street.
1803. 377 Little Red Riding-Hood.
402 Goody two shoes.
1804. 202 A ride in the wheel-barrow.
360 Portrait of a little boy and his
dog.
1805. 814 Portrait of Signora Storace.
1806. 151 A reaper.
167 A girl returning from milking.
583 Dismal ditty, or the Death of
Nelson.
8, Duke Street,
Portland Place.
1807. 372 Portrait of a lady.
417 do. H.R.H. Princess
Sophia Matilda of Glou-
cester.
{See Mrs. Alexander Pope, vol. vi,
pages 181, 182.)
WHEATLEY, Oliver Sculptor.
34, Dawes Pood.
1892. 1933 "When toil should cease";
statuette.
15, Cado^n Street.
1893. 1760 The rescue; statuette.
Hotel de la Haute Loire^
Bvd, Raspail, Paris.
1895. 1633 Nine medallions.
22, Cadogan Street.
1897. 1942 Prometheus; relief.
2a, Flood Street, Chelsea.
1898. 1922 Spring — panel.
1938 Autumn — panel.
1 90 1. 1 817 Awakening.
2 1, Broomhouse Road,
Parson^ s Green.
1902. 17 17 Askos and Ky likes; group.
1903. 1696 Sons of Poseidon; do.
1904. 1823 Vulture.
1831 Vulture; statuette.
WHEATON, Richard G. ... Sculptor.
452^, Fulham Road.
1903. 1747 A flower picker; statuette,
bronze.
WHEELER. 6;?tfHooker and Wheeler,
vol. iii, page 149.
WHEELER, Miss Amy E.
Miniature Painter.
1 10, Buckingham Palace Road.
1890. 1500 Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen,
K.C.B.
1892. 1392 Lady Cunlifle-Owen.
5, Caroline Street,
Eaton Square.
1893. 1229 Marjorie, daughter of C. Wood-
byne Parish, Esq.
1250 The Hon. Mrs. Sandilands.
1894. 1237 Master Archie Blanchard.
83, Chelsea Gardens.
1896. 1349 Maggie, daughter of Alexander
Henderson, Esq.
WHEELER, C. W Painter.
St. Bartholomeiv^s HospitcU.
1835. 892 A marine sketch.
246
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WHEELER, Frederick Architect.
6, Staple Inn.
1902. 1579 Mount Vemon Hospital for
Consumption, Northwood.
1903. 1587 Interior of chapel, do.
WHEELER, Miss Painter.
64, Talgarth Road,
West Kensington,
1889. 106 The Beach, Hastings.
WHEELER, Miss M. A. (afterwards
Mrs. David Johnston) Painter.
55, Regent Quadrant,
1834. 7«4 ''My mother."
1836. 749 Portrait of a lady.
\See Mrs. David Johnston, vol. v,
page 259-)
WHEELER, N Painter.
50, Leadenhall Street.
1 8 1 2. 700 Portrait of a gentleman.
WHEELER, Miss S. A Painter.
33, Georgiana Street,
Camden Town.
1863. 355 Fruit.
WHEELER, T
>
1817.
1818.
1820.
1821.
1822.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1826.
1827.
1828.
1829.
30-
Miniature Painter.
184, Fleet Street.
692 Mr. W. Pierce.
743 Portrait of himself.
686 do. a lady.
689 Mrs. Roberts.
726 Mr. Roberts.
817 Portrait of an officer.
859 do. a lady.
725 Mrs. Welch.
803 J. Welch, Esq.
812 The Rev. Thomas Schreiber.
577 E. Pruen, Esq.
696 Portrait of a gentleman.
765 The Rev. W. J. Utten.
769 Portrait of a gentleman.
603 do. a lady.
674 do. himself.
696 Master Henry Roberts.
723 Miss Clara Wheeler.
740 Portrait of a lady.
652 do. do.
871 Miss Scarlett.
852 Portrait of an officer.
896 do. a lady.
781 J. Myles, Esq.
788 Portrait of a gentleman.
807 do. lady.
810 Miss Ellis.
703 Captain Miller, of the second
dragoons.
1830.
1831.
1833
1834.
1836.
824 Miss Mary Ann Wheeler,
863 Children of S. Sawry, Esq.
932 Portrait of a lady.
687 do. gentleman.
910 J. Lawrence, Esq.
55, Regent Quadrant.
688 Portrait of an amateur.
800 do. a lady.
862 do. a gentleman.
785 do. a lady of title.
628 do. an officer of the 1 3 th
Light Dragoons.
737 Mr. Grant of Newbery.
764 A boy reading,
769 Miss Grant
1839. 988 Alexander Hamilton Robson,
Esq., 3rd Regiment of
Buffs.
659 Mrs. A. Hamilton.
681 Portrait of an Italian lady.
793 do. a lady.
745 Mrs. Helen Campbell.
738 Capt. Pennington, nth Bengal
Native Infantry.
741 Miss Lydia Howard.
852 Portrait of a lady and children.
700 J. Hozier, Esq.
727 Mrs. J. Hozier.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
WHEELER, W. H Painter.
Roseneathy Reigate.
1886. 1289 A street corner, Clovelly.
WHEELER-SMITH, Miss Olive. See
S, voL vii, page 189.
WHEELHOUSE, Miss Mary V.
Painter.
29^-, St. Nicholas Street,
Scarborough.
1896. 1 144 A little red head.
WHEELWRIGHT, Miss Hen6 P.
Painter.
Ewhurst, Hawkhurst.
1885. 1578 In half-mourning.
WHEELWRIGHT, J. Hadwen.
Painter.
1842. 28 Cumberland peasant girl.
175 Preparing for market.
315 Samuel relating his dream to
Eli. — I Samuel, iii.
46, Russell Street.
1846. 347 The disobedient prophet.
"And he went and found
his carcase cast in the way,
and the ass and the lion
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
247
standing by the carcase, the
lion had not eaten the
carcase, nor torn the ass." —
I KingSy xiii, 18.
1846. 1x15 Italian peasant children in the
neighbourhood of Rome, at
a spring; sketched on the
spot.
40, Fitzroy Street,
1847. 27^ Portrait of a lady.
299 do.
452 Peter denying Christ. "And
the Lord turned and looked
upon Peter, etc." — Luke^ xxii,
61.
1848. 328 The assassination of Edward
the Martyr.
Great Stanmore,
1849. 138 Esau asking Isaac's blessings.
"And Esau lifted up his
voice and wept." — Gen,^
xxvii, 38.
591 Lady reading.
595 David sparing Saul's life in the
tent. " And David said to
Abishai, Destroy him not,
etc." — I Sam.^ xxvi, 9.
WHEELWRIGHT, Mrs. W. See Miss
Maud Stroud, voL vii, p. aga.
WHEELWRIGHT, Rowland.
Painter.
18, Grosvenor Road^ Watford,
1895. 1346 Portrait of the artist.
1896. 1007 "Trust her not, she is fooling
thee."
1897. 237 A lord of creation.
1900. 95 Mazeppa.
257 Exchange is no robbery.
683 On the towing-path.
1 90 1 . 343 " Let the day be never so long,
at length it ringeth to even-
song."
1902. 4»7 Turning the plough.
541 A Yorkshire farm.
693 "The ploughman homeward
plods his weary way."
783 A merry jest.
1904. 58 Don Quixotte and Maritornes
at the inn.
WHEELWRIGHT, Mrs. Talbot.
Miniature Painter.
5, Little Ealing Lane^
South Ealing,
1904. 1272 W. H. Wheelwright, Esq.
WHELAN and HEYES... Architects.
9, Adam Street^ Adelphi,
187 1. 918 Tower and spire at St. Mary's,
Rugby.
1872. 1256 Benedictine Abbey for Nuns,
near Ramsgate.
WHELLOCK, Robert P.... Architect.
45, Finsbury Pavement,
1900. 1699 A scheme for the supply of
water for London.
1903. 1580 Polapit Tamar, Launceston,
Cornwall.
WHESSELL, J Painter.
12, Paddington Green,
1802. 666 My grandmother; a sketch.
1803. 58 The Apothecary in Romeo and
Juliet.
121 The primrose girl.
444 The contented cottagers.
1805. 121 Eagle beating Eleanor; a match
run across the Flat, New-
market October Meeting,
1804.
271 Portrait of Penelope, the pro-
perty of the Duke of Graf-
ton.
289 View of a blast furnace (for
melting iron ore) near VVol-
verhampton, Staffordshire,
belonging to J. Feriday,
Esq.
9, Winchester Row^
Paddington,
1806. 164 The sluggard. " The slothful
hideth his hand in his bosom ;
it grieveth him to bring it
again to his mouth."
1807. 703 Bobtail, the property of Earl
Egremont
712 Parasol, the property of the
Duke of Grafton.
1808. 300 View on the Severn near Wor-
cester.
387 Dick Andrews, the property of
Viscount Sackville.
462 Violante, the property of Earl
Grosvenor.
Oxford,
1823. 290 A general view of Oxford, taken
from the high grounds above
Ferry Hinksey.
WHESSEL, W Painter.
Wolverhampton,
1803. 196 The old man and Death, from
iEsop.
( W, Whessel in the index and F, Whessel
in the catalogue,)
248
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
\
WHESTON (W. W.) and CASTLE
(S. E.) Architects.
22, Louvaine Roady S, JV,
1902. 1382 House at Ardingly, Sussex.
WHETHBRILL Painter.
Ipswich,
i779« 345 A landscape, with the story of
Arminia, from Tasso.
346 A landscape with gypsies.
WHETTEN, Thomas Architect.
At Sir William Chamber f,
Berners Street.
1774* 3x3 A Design for a park gate.
Clarges Street^ Piccadilly.
1777. 368 A Design for a public edifice.
1778. 338 A design for publick offices.
339 do. an hospital.
1779. 347 do. a palace.
1780. 473 Elevation and section through
the court of a palace.
1781. 529 Design for a garden temple.
1782. 447 do. public library.
1783. 446 do. villa.
1784. 390 do. do.
1786. 603 do. college.
WHIBLEY, Alfred T. Painter.
4, The Goffs^ Eastbourne.
1897. 1415 A bunch of Violets.
16, Buckingham Palace Road.
1899. 1335 Portrait of a gentleman.
WHICHCORD, John, RS.A.
Architect,
y. Whichcordy Junr,^
Maidstone.
1845. 1223 Design for a monumental struc-
ture.
1227 Section showing interior ar-
rangements.
1849. 1077 Interior, St. Paul's Church,
Maidstone.
8, Carlton Chambers.
1852. 1209 Birling Manor House, the seat
of the Earl of Abergavenny.
16, Walbrook.
1873. 1 165 The National Safe Deposit
Company, London, etc.
12, Queen Victoria Street.
1874. 1184 St. Stephen's Club, Westmin-
ster.
WHICHCORD and SON.
Architects.
Maidstone.
1846. 1354 The Village of Aylesford, etc.,
etc.
1847. 1107 West Wickham Church.
WHICHELL, J Painter.
18, Mount Street^ Lambeth.
1805. 644 South-east view of part of the
chapel and great window at
Netley Abbey, Hants.
WHICHELO, C.John M. ... Painter.
C.J. M. Whichelo, 33, Strand.
1810. 238 View on Brighton Beach.
(Marine and Landscape Painter to
H.R.H. the Prince Regent.)
I, Albion Street y Blcuk/riars.
18 12. 277 The ferry, Portsmouth Beach,
morning. Loading a South-
ampton Hoy, and a Ply-
mouth packet arriving.
1 8 13. 167 A cottage at Bracknell, Wind-
sor Forest.
322 Scene in Swinley Wood, Wind-
sor Forest; a study from
nature.
181 5. 367 Windsor Castle and town, from
the forest. "Thy forests,
Windsor, and thy green re-
treats, At once the mon-
arch's and the muses' seats."
492 S.S.W. view of Portsmouth
Harbour, from Blockhouse
Point.
1816. 246 Landscape, Composition.
362 The packet and an American
ship coming into Margate
in a storm, with pilot boats
going out to the relief of a
ship in distress.
29, Stamford Street.
1818. 597 Sunset. "Low walks the sun,
and broadens by degrees.
Just o'er the verge of day."
— Thomson.
904 Remains of a Temple, Amphi-
theatre, and Aqueduct, near
Rome.
/. Whichelo,
Chalk Cottage,
Brixton.
18 1 9. 171 A scene from Roderick, the
last of the Goths.
" Massive and black,
Pelaya's Castle there was seen.
He spurred his courser for-
ward. " — Southey.
C.J.M. Whichelo,
Chalk Cottage, Brixton.
1822. 492 Shipwreck of a man of war;
Storm breaking off. "It
comes! the dire catastrophe
draws near, etc." — Falconer.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
249
/ WMchelo, 238, Regent St.
1836. 403 Penge Wood side, looking to-
wards Seven Oaks, Kent.
681 Morning — Brighton fishing
boats coming in.
26, Charles Street^ St./anies^s,
1844. 309 A pilot boat going to the
assistance of a ship on the
Goodwin Sands.
WHICHELO, H. M Painter.
29, Stamford Street.
790 A study of beech trees in
Windsor Forest.
840 South-east view of the transept
and great east window of
Nettley Abbey, Hampshire.
21, Elizabeth Place,
Landscape, Composition.
Bedford Road^ Clapham Rise,
View in the New Forest, Hants.
Clapham New Park,
626 View of the Clyde near Stone-
byres.
Z72 Study from nature.
356 Scene near Ewell, Surrey.
1817.
1818.
1823,
1832.
1838.
1839.
1842.
217
16
WHICHELO, H.M.,Junr.... Painter.
Park Cottage, Clapham Park,
1844. 1164 The house of the celebrated
John Knox, in the Canon-
gate, Edinburgh.
WHIFFEN, Charles E Sculptor.
9, Rodney Terrace, Cheltenham,
1889. 2128 Sappho; statuette. "She was
one whose lyre the spirit of
sweet song had hung, with
myrtle and with laurel."
1890. 1993 The favourite opportunity;
statuette.
WHINNEY, Thomas B Painter.
90, Regenfs Park Road,
1886. 1258 La Torre del Communale,
Verona.
1887. 1171 In the Ambulatory, Westmin-
ster Abbey.
19, Surrey Street, Strand,
1888. 1353 "Where the end of earthly
things, etc." — Marmion,
1889. 1404 Waterloo Bridge.
WHIPPLE, John Painter.
The Azfenue, Fulham Road,
i87S« 55* Near Streatley-on-Thames.
VIII.
1878.
90 The gardener's daughter.
4, Chichester Street.
1880.
640 On the Cornish Coast.
I88I.
338 Clouding over; a Valley in
North Wales.
1882.
621 Seaweed gatherers.
640 Pebble pickers.
1883.
363 A street in Cairo.
769 Looking down from the cliff.
1884.
82 Summer — Streatley-on -
Tharties.
283 Frimley Lock, Surrey.
1886.
648 Street in Cairo.
92, Rochester Row,
Westminster,
1887.
586 A lock on the Kennet.
47, Broadhurst Gardens.
1888.
551 "The bridge that spans the
meadow and the stream."
1889.
228 A Suffolk marsh.
707 Fisher-folks and their homes.
989 The old harbour.
Duke of York's Schools,
Chelsea.
I89I.
723 In the Lowlands of Scotland.
1157 Streatley-on-Thames.
1220 Snow and fog on the Thames
below London Bridge.
1892.
467 "With branches bare. defiant
of the blast."
1896.
7 The track of the torrent.
WHIPPLE, Mrs. John (Agnes).
Painter.
4, Chichester Street.
1 88 1. 624 Azaleas.
1884. 1 122 Study of Chrysanthemums.
1 168 Azaleas.
1885. 1447 Blackberry blossom.
47, Broadhurst Gardens,
1888. 142 1 White carnations.
WHISTLER, James Abbott McNeill.
Painter and Etcher.
/. A. Whistler,
62, Sloane Street.
1859. 1 197 Two etchings from nature.
i860. 598 At the piano.
901 Dry-point — Monsieur Astruc,
R^dacteur du Journal TAr-
tiste.
902 Thames — Black Lion Wharf;
etching.
903 Dry-point — portrait.
943 Etching — W. Jones, lime-
burner, Thames Street.
944 The Thames, from the Tunnel
Pier; etching.
KK
250
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill— ^^-
Hnued.
/. Whistler,
47, Hans Place, Chelsea.
1 86 1. 272 La Mere Gerard.
930 Thames, from New Crane
Wharf; etching.
974 Dry-point — Mons. Oxenfeld,
Litterateur, Paris.
975 The Thames, near Limehouse;
etching.
12, Sloane Street.
1862. 114 The Twenty-fifth of December,
i860, on the Thames.
670 Alone with the Tide.
923 Rotherhithe; etching.
y. A, Whistler, no address.
1863. 352 The last of Old Westminster.
941 Dry-point — Weary.
952 Old Westminster Bridge; etch-
ing.
969 Hungerford Bridge; etching.
972 Dry-point —The Forge.
990 Etching — Monsieur Becquet.
1003 Dry-point — The Pool.
7, Lindsey Row,
Old Battersea Bridge,
Chelsea.
1864. 585 Wapping.
593 Die Lange Leizen — of the six
marks.
1865. 90 The golden screen (since called
the gold screen).
343 Old Battersea Bridge.
530 The little white giri. (No. 2.)
"Come snow, come wind or
thunder
High up in air,
I watch my face and wonder at
my bright hair;
Nought else exalts nor grieves
The rose at heart, that heaves
With love of her own leaves,
and lips that pair
I cannot tell what pleasures
Or what pains were,
What pale new loves and
treasures
New years will bear;
What beam will fall, what
shower,
What grief or joy for dower.
But one thing knows the
flower, the flower is fair."
— A. C. Swinburne.
569 The Scarf.
5, Lindsey Row.
1867. 233 Symphony in White, No. 3.
243 Battersea.
1867. 670 Sea and Rain.
2, Lindsey Road, Chelsea.
1870. 4^8 The Balcony.
/. A. M. Whistler,
2, Lindsay Houses, Chelsea.
1872. 941 Arrangement in Grey and
Black: Portrait of the
Painter's mother.
/. A. McN. Whistler,
The White House,
Chelsea Embankment.
1879. 1233 Old Putney Bridge; etching.
WHITAKER, C. H Sculptor.
Rotherham.
1854. 1 5 17 Portrait of an artist
WHITAKER, G. G Painter.
14, Charles Street, W.
1873. 814 A wintry evening, near Sal-
combe, North Devon.
WHITAKBR, H Painter.
13, GrecU Russell Street.
1825. 895 A nursery frolic.
WHITAKER, H Architect.
17, Westmoreland Place.
1838. 12 1 3 View of Blundel chapel, Sefflin
church, near Liverpool.
WHITAKER, W Painter.
13, Great Russell Street.
1828. 912 Portrait of the converted Jew,
Abraham Elias Caisson, in-
terpreter of the Holy Scrip-
tures, author of Theological
opinions addressed to the
sons of Israel, etc.
WHITBY, William Painter.
At Mr. Grafs, Leicester Fields.
1775. 339 Two portraits; three quarters.
15, King Street, Soho.
1780. 47 Portrait of a gentleman.
335 do. do.
1 78 1. 4 do. an officer.
1789. 398 do. a celebrated boxer.
{Humphries.)
WHITCOMBE, J Painter.
49, Clarendon Square.
1 82 1. 275 A storm.
WHITCOMBE, Thomas Painter.
43, St. Mary Axe.
1783. 173 Destruction of the Spanish
floating batteriesat Gibraltar,
Sep. 13, 1782, at night.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
251
1796.
1797.
1798.
of Southampton
17^5- 417 Jersey pier, with a distant view
of Elizabeth Castle.
1787. 172 View of Bristol dock and Key.
409 View of Sheemess.
1788. 140 Fresh breeze off Dunnose, Isle
of Wight.
180 Entrance to Portsmouth Har-
bour.
248 A storm.
376 Entrance
River.
1789. 387 The Belvedere East Indiaman,
lying too off Dover for a
pilot.
393 Distant view of the Cape of
Good Hope.
24, Bridges St^ Covent Garden,
1790. 266 Squall off the Cape of Good
Hope.
43 a Portrait of an East Indiaman
off Dover.
437 Storm in Table Bay, Cape of
Good Hope.
1 791. 407 A West Indiaman coming up
the Channel.
412 The Warren Hastings, East
Indiaman, off Dover.
1792. 213 Relief of Gibraltar; a frieze for
a chimney-piece.
2 1 7 Fleet of ships coming to anchor
at Spithead.
367 Ships in a gale of wind.
^793- 34 The Wreck of the Britannia.
Vide Falconer's Shipwreck.
123 The departure of the Britannia
from the port of Candia.
Vide Falconer's Shipwreck.
1794. 219 The entrance of Dome Castle,
with a view of the town and
harbour.
237 Dover Castle, with a packet
making the harbour.
1795. 303 The Trinity Yacht with a view
of the light-houses on the
Caskets.
4, New Millman Street^
Foundling Hospital,
234 A storm. Castle Comet, Guern-
sey.
349 Theentrance of Conway, North
Wales.
10 View on the Coast of Kent.
6, Constitution Ro^v^
Gray's Inn,
278 The Victorious Battle gained
over the Dutch by the Eng-
lish, under the command of
Viscount Duncan, Admiral
of the Blue, the nth of
October, 1797.
72, Warren St.^Fitzroy Square,
1 80 1. 524 Sea-piece.
536 Sea-shore, calm.
1802. 219 East Indiaman off the Cape of
Good Hope.
228 A fresh breeze at sea.
1803. 22^ Ships at anchor; squall coming
on.
1804. 18 East India ships reefing top-
sails; squall and rain off
Table Land.
1805. 80 His Majesty's fri^tes the Me-
dusa, Indefatigable, Am-
phion and Lively, chasing a
squadron of Spanish frigates :
the Medusa, Sir John Gore
coming up with the Spanish
commodore.
92 His Majesty's frigates the Me-
dusa, Indefatigable, Am-
phion, and Lively, engaging
four Spanish frigates: the
la Mercedes a-stem ; the
Spanish admiral blowing up.
1807. 302 The shipwreck.
5, Clarendon Square^
Somers Town.
1808. 524 Plymouth Sound, a boat trawl-
ing; the Victory and other
line-of-battleships coming to
anchor.
SS6 The Victory sailing out of
Portsmouth harbour.
47, Clarendon Square,
249 The Surat Castle, East India-
man, of 1,200 tons, in a
hurricane off the coast of
South America in 1807.
484 Dutch boats off Margate.
236 Captain J. Brenton, of His
Majesty's frigate Spartan, of
44 guns, engaging a French
Squadron, consistmg of the
Ceres, frigate of 42 guns,
Fame, corvette, 28 guns,
I'Espervier, brig, 8 guns,
Achilles, cutter, 10 guns,
and eight gun boats, one
twenty-four pounder in each,
in the Bay of Naples, May
3> 1810.
1813. II A storm.
674 Plymouth Sound, from the
shore of Mount Edgecumbe.
49, Clarendon Road,
1 8 14. 214 Broadstairs pier.
231 Dover pier, high water.
1815. 162 Holyhead lighthouse.
459 Elizabeth Castle, Island of
Jersey.
1810.
1811.
1812.
252
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Whitcombe, Thomas — continued,
1816. 54 A calm, Dutch boat.
1 81 7. 224 His Majesty's ships Caroline
and Piedmontese coining to
anchor in the morning, after
the capture of the island of
Bonda by the boats com-
manded by Sir C. Cole.
4, Clarendon Square,
1818. 35' View of Cape Town, Table
Bay, Cape of Good Hope,
with a seventy-four gun ship
lying-to for convoy.
1819. 443 A calm.
1820. 820 Wreck of the Cabalva^ India
ship, and the situation of
the unfortunate crew, upon
a sand bank, preparing the
boat for sea, to find assist-
ance to take them off.
47, Clarendon Square,
182 1. 284 Broad-stairs pier; a fishing-
boat going to sea.
1822. 192 Loo Rocks and Castle, Fun-
chall Roads, Isle of Madeira.
1823. 112 His Majesty's ship Venerable,
of 74 guns, getting under
weigh; a distant view of
Southsea Castle and Ports-
mouth.
1824. 418 Mr. A. Nurse, of His Majesty's
ship Tyne, engaging Two
Piratical Vessels oflf Cuba,
Sept. 30, 1822; after a de-
sperate conflict of 20 min-
utes, the Felucca was carried
by boarding, and the schooner
beat off. Sloop Eliza's force,
one 18 lb. carronade and 24
men: enemy's total force, 10
guns and 77 men.
WHITE. See Christopher and White,
vol. ii, page 62.
WHITE, A Painter.
3, Foundling Terrace^
Gray's Inn Road,
181 7. 627 Portrait of a lady.
WH ITE, Miss Alice Painter.
9, Campden Hill Gardens,
1880. 920 The castle by the sea.
WHITE, Arthur C Sculptor.
8, Percy Street.
1898. 1901 Elsie Venner; head.
44, Navarino Road^ Hackney,
1899. 1898 Miss Ross; bust.
1899. 1989 Portrait-bust.
2002 Fantasy; relief.
93, Clifton Hill, N. W.
1900. 1932 My father; bust.
1 941 " At a solemn music; " relief.
1902. 1642 Isabella; bust.
1660 The witch of Atlas.
1903. 1847 Alpha and Omega; group.
1904. 1693 Three generations; group.
WHITE, C Painter.
Lincoln
and Lamias Conduit Street.
1851. 278 Lincoln Cathedral from the
south east
1855. 1171 West gable of nave, St. Gudule,
Brussels.
WHITE, Mrs. C Painter.
Mrs. White,
Gloucester Street North,
1809. 156 A landscape — sunset.
47, Warren Street.
181 1. 4*3 A view in Westmoreland.
7, Bolton Street, Chelsea.
1824. 54 Clearing off after a storm.
WHITE, Clement Painter.
102, Adrian Terrace,
West Brampton.
1889. 969 Wimbledon Common.
WHITE, C. G Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1831. 611 White rock, Hastings.
WHITE, D. ... Painter and Sculptor.
1864. 881 The Deluge.
27, Upper Cumming Street,
Pentonville.
1868. 39 My portrait (picture).
1869. 278 The head of a black (picture).
WHITE, Daniel Thomas Painter.
15, Upper Gloucester Place.
1864. 354 Town.
355 Country.
1865. 368 Advice gratis.
20, Boundary Road,
1866. 521 "None but the brave deserve
the fair.'*
74, Henman Street,
Oxford Street,
1869. 754 Early troubles.
1870. 478 "When Beau Fielding, a
mighty fine gentleman, was
courting a lady, whom he
afterwards married, he treated
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
253
her and her companion, at
his lodgings, to a supper
from the tavern, and after
supper they sent out for a
fiddler. Fancy the three in
a great room in Covent
Garden orSoho, some grapes
and a bottle of Florence
wine on the table, and the
honest fiddler playing old
tunes in quaint old minor
keys, as the Beau takes out
one lady after the other, and
solemnly dances with her."
— Thackeray,
15, Langham Street,
187 1. 1079 I^r* Johnson at rehearsal.
"When the Doctor fre-
quented Garrick's theatre,
and had the liberty of the
scenes, he says, All the
actresses knew me, and
dropped me a courtesy as
they went to the stage. It
is a pretty picture in my
mind of youth, folly, and
gaiety, tenderly surveyed by
wisdom*s merciful pure
eyes." — Thackeray.
23, Ruede la Chausske ^ Antin^
Paris^
and 74, Neuttnan Strut,
1872. 993 "Le Malade Imaginaire,"
Acte ii, sc 6. " Thomas
Dtafoirus SouiTrez done,
mademoiselle, que j'appende
aujourd'hui k I'autel de
vos charmes Toffrande de ce
coeur, qui ne respire et
n'ambitionne autre gloire
que d*etre toute sa vie votre
treshumble et trfes-fidMe
serviteur et mari."
47, Leicester Square,
1873. 5^^ Beau Fielding and the sham
widow. Vide Wits and Beaux
of Society by Wharton.
41, Cathcart Road,
1874. 148 Too late!
1340 Lord Eliot.
1 2, St, Mary's Terrace^
Paddington,
1876. 949 Mrs. J. H. Matthews.
1878. 272 Colonel Newcombe at the
Charterhouse. " He wore the
black gown of the pensioners
of the hospital of Grey Friars,
his order of the Bath was on
his breast, he stood there
amongst the poor brethren
uttering the responses to the
psalm."
1878. 494 A portrait.
1882. 166 Mrs. Master.
WHITE, Mrs. E. A Painter.
6, Park Roculy West Brompton,
1867. 214 Phoebe. " * You are an invalid,
I fear?' 'No, sir, I have
very good health.' * But are
you not always lying down? *
*0 yes, I am always lying
down, because I cannot sit
up; but I am not an in-
valid.' " — Mugby Junction,
WHITE, Edward Richard ... Painter.
Colehill Lane^ Fulkam,
1864. 138 A grave digger.
1868. 203 "What's it worth?"
2, Queen^s Road IVest^ Chelsea,
1871. 465 A Waterloo relic.
835 Study of a marine store dealer;
pen and ink.
58, Barclay Rd., Walham Green,
1872. 207 Victimized.
^873. 338 A rarity to London, 1872;
Arabs in pursuit.
1874. 632 A School Board subject.
1877, 990 A boat race incident.
1878. 877 The story book.
1880. 1443 Firewood choppers, Fulham
Union. " Let not ambition
mock their useful toil."
1 88 1. 654 News from the Transvaal.
1882. 791 God save the Queen! one of
the old band.
1886. 1 2 14 A sick gypsy child.
1887. 1097 Miss Marjorie Creswick.
1 89 1. 1248 Loyalists.
1893. 1219 The descent of Venus.
1898. 681 The Silent Sisters (a French
penitential order).
732 Sweets.
1900. 1264 A Cottage at Witley.
1 90 1. 632 Primrose morning.
767 Feeding pigeons in the Guild-
hall Yard.
WHITE, Elcy Emlyn Architect.
II, Bedford Row,
1877. 1 195 Stabling at Highlands, Suffolk.
WHITE, Miss Emilie.
Miniature Painter.
Annavillay
Earlswood Road^ Belfast.
1902. 1 143 Study of a head.
1 175 Portrait of a lady.
254
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WHITE, Ernest A Painter.
Lindum House^ Anerley,
1 90 1. 1245 Margery.
WHITE, Miss Flora Painter.
42, Linden Gardens,
1887. too2 Study of flowers.
WHITE, Miss Florence.
Miniature Painter, etc.
14, Beaumont Street^
Portland Place.
1884. 758 The little messenger.
70, Brompion Road,
1885. 430 Mrs. Charles White.
Bolton Studios,
1887. 843 Chrysanthemums.
1889. 713 Tulips.
31, Rossetti Gardens,
1 89 1. 377 La Promenade.
8, Bolton Studios,
1894. 657 Azaleas.
1897. 1416 P^gie.
1898. 1371 C. B. Fry, Esq.
137a Mrs. Bertram Blount.
1373 Miss Fanny Maddock.
1455 Priscilla.
1900. 1367 Mrs. Walter Richardson.
1368 Baby, son of Coster Edwards,
Esq.
1369 Portrait of a child.
1389 Phyllista.
1 90 1. 553 Bertram Blount, Esq.
1254 Miss Lena Ashwell.
1902. 241 Peggy, daughter of Percy White,
Esq.
1 1 5 1 Portrait of a lady.
1247 Mrs. Douglas Fox.
1903. 1 120 Miss Lyall Wilson.
1904. 631 Treasures.
WHITE, F. G Painter.
Victoria Place^ Taunton,
1843. 5 An oak tree stricken by light-
ning, September 7, 1842, on
the manor of Orchard Port-
man, near Taunton, Somer-
setshire.
3, Belle Vue Terrace^
Taunton,
1848. 677 The connoisseur and weary
boy.
1857. 896 A lane scene — autumn.
WHITE, George Painter.
Hesswall^ Neston^ Cheshire,
1885. 875 ''When summer and autumn
blend."
1886. 313 "Go not, happy day, from the
shining fields."
1887. 946 Autumn's palace paved with
gold.
1888. 495 The end of the year.
1889. 45 "Autumn's sky is chill and
drear: autumn's leaf is red
and sear."
Heswall^ Twyford^
near Winchester,
1890. 704 Abinger Pond, Surrey.
WHITE, George Harlow Painter.
Cloisters^ Charterhouse,
1842. 1230 Lovers* Quarrels.
1843. ^2^7 Miss Emily Hickson.
69 Dean Street,
1845. lis Mrs. Nutter Gray.
1846. 610 Perdita. "These are flowers
of middle summer."
1847. 428 Miss Rose Norman.
19, Howland Street,
1849. 52 Exeter at Powderham, from
Middle Down.
276 The Erme at Ivy Bridge,
Devon.
31, Newman Street,
1850. 1278 The Tavy at Tavistock.
185 1. 122 Beech trees, Windsor Park.
6, East Parade^ Hastings.
1853. 197 The Lake of Killarney.
1854. 172 CommendaiT, or the Black
Valley, Killarney.
203 Tork river, Killarney.
40, Cambridge Street,
^855. 1338 A glade in Windsor Forest.
1856. 390 Old Joe's Cabin.
13, Bridge Row^ Pimlico,
1857. 195 Bantry Bay.
1858. 294 Luss, Loch Lomond.
1859. 361 Thornton, Yorkshire.
1862. 655 Bimam Wood.
1864. 580 "Spring comes dancing forth,
and nature laughs again." —
Horace,
Famham Royal ^ Slough,
1 868. 105 " When daisies pied, and violets
blue, etc."
560 Bumham Beeches.
2, Catherine Villa^ Windsor,
1870. 540 The Lledr Valley.
187 1. 74 Spoils from the orchard.
61, Bridge Road^
Hammersmith,
1873. 839 Windsor Castle from the
meadows.
WHITE, H Painter.
Cloisters^ Charterhouse,
1839. 113 A page.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1843. 698 Mrs. Alexander Manson.
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255
WHITE, H
(An
1805. 483
• Hopley Painter.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
H. White, Junr.
Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdon-
shire.
H. H. White,
Castle Acre priory, Norfolk.
A sketch upon the Usk.
Croyland Abbey, Lincolnshire.
A cript.
59, Chancery Lane,
Ifley church, near Oxford.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
Study from a very ancient oak
in Luton Park.
Portrait of a lady.
P. North, Esq.
Portrait of a lady,
do. do.
do. gentleman.
H, H. White, Clapham.
Ragland Castle, North Wales.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
Ragland Castle, Monmouth-
shire.
105, Great Titehfield Street.
Daphne and Phillis.
Ruth and Boaz. "Why have I
found grace in thine eyes,
etc:'— Ruth, ii, 10.
The dawn of the Fine Arts:
Tubal showing his lyre to
Tubal Cain. — Gen.,iy, 2022.
St. Paul praying with the Elders,
before his departure from
Miletus. " And they all wept
sore, and fell on Paul's neck
and kissed him."
WHITE, Miss H. Mabel ... Sculptor.
57, Linden Gardens,
Bayswater,
1898. 1955 Portrait of a girl; medallion.
Stonehouse,
Churchfield Road, Ealing,
1899. 1944 Britomart panel; copper.
1952 Mary; medallion.
1 90 1. 1747 The thoughts of childhood;
bust, marble.
1 902 . 1 641 The sleep of Briinnhilde ; panel,
copper.
1903. 1859 St. John the Baptist; medallion,
pewter.
WHITE, Miss Isabel G Painter.
2, Kensington Studios,
Kelso Park,
1894. 479 The first standard.
1898. 955 Waiting.
1806.
1807.
I8I0.
359
387
572
890
I8II.
I8I5.
801
(An
611
I8I6.
I8I7.
I8I8.
590
693
633
I8I9.
m
498
1844.
1847.
IC02
(An
697
1848.
1852.
454
357
1854.
1128
1856.
3*5
1899. 455 A wayside flower.
1900. 245 We two.
1902. \% Two of us.
WHITE, J Painter.
39, Dorset Square.
18 1 9. 1 104 Buxton church, Derbyshire.
1828. 170 Portrait of a student.
901 Fenn Mill, Isle of Ely.
rniT
E, John, R.L Painter.
Shere, near Guildford.
1877.
418 Labour o'er.
564 The brook.
1878.
7S Old and young.
1 364 "Where heaves the turf on many
a mouldering heap."
1879.
546 Good-bye at the door.
1880.
1042 After the christening.
1881.
309 At a rustic wedding— waiting
for the happy pair.
1882.
337 The mower.
428 Silver and gold.
857 By cooling stream.
78, Park Road,
Haverstock Hill.
1883.
379 The apple of his eye.
717 Sunshine.
812 Winter.
1884.
499 The herring harvest.
1885.
1004 " Surrey colts."
1014 The eye of the master.
Marine Cottage, Branscombe,
Sidmouth.
1886.
49 Beer Head, Devon.
330 Under the cliffs.
686 Critics.
1887.
57 Dame Nature's school.
331 A big one.
485 Fish for the farm.
1888.
96 Making a clean sweep of him.
693 Strayed.
1889.
582 The evening glow.
588 The village beauty.
1890.
581 Ups and downs.
1891.
747 A marine store.
1892.
705 Daddie's boots.
1893.
825 The Judgement of Paris.
Branscombe, near Axminster,
E, Devon,
1895.
365 Haymaking in Devon.
797 Branscombe fair.
1896.
312 "Be it ever so humble, etc."
456 Autumn afternoon.
493 Summer mom.
1897.
206 Morning on the hill.
976 The evening hour.
1898.
767 A wayside well.
256
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
White, John, RJ. — continued.
1899. 462 The brook and the sea.
1900. 520 Weed for the plots.
663 Golden hours.
1 90 1. 606 Branscombe Vale.
WHITE, Mrs. John Painter.
Mrs, White,
Gloucester Street North,
1809. 156 Landscape — sunset.
47, Warren Street,
181 1. 423 A View in Westmoreland.
7, Bolton Street, Chelsea,
1824. 54 Clearing off after a storm.
WHITE, Miss Josephine M.
Miniature Painter.
Garden Studio, Manresa Road,
1893. ^^3 Soldiers and civilians.
1894. 1226 Miss Helen Green.
1254 Miss Rowena Ashton.
1895. 1 173 Miss Sylvia Arden.
1896. 1295 Miss Lyons.
1307 Miss Holland.
1 321 Miss Constance Williams.
1324 Winter; portrait of a lady.
135 1 Portrait of a lady.
1353 Iris.
1897. 1474 Miss Eleanor Goldingham.
1898. 395 Thethurifer. '* Pes meus stetit
in directo, etc."
WHITE, J. S Painter.
14, Brownlow Street,
1829. 393 Devotion.
{T, S, White in the catalogue,)
1830. 67 Worthing point from off Wor-
thing.
413 The Rev. W. H. Hendo-
bourck.
WHITE, J,
1855. 176
N
1862.
H»
1867.
4J8
7.6
1868.
747
759
1869.
«45
690
"*4
Talmage Painter.
T. White, Rochester House,
Little Ealing,
Corner of a French peasant's
court-yard.
2, Queen's Gate, Kensington,
Monks waiting for the vesper
bell, Amalfi.
Amalfi.
Ruins of the Temple of Her-
cules, Capo di Sorrento.
Fischetti's garden, Capri.
Town of Capri, from the Wall
of the Hundred Chambers.
Moonlight and Twilight, Capri.
Summer afternoon, Capri.
The worship of Baal in high
places.
187 1. 14s The Temple of Paestum.
JVo address.
1375. 504 Villa of Catullus, Lago di
Garda
58, Old Bond Strtef.
1876. 489 Capri, from the Valley of the
Pines, Massa; morning
effect.
1883. 1085 A winter morning, Anacapri.
Villa Valentine, Capri.
1893. 9^ Capri, from Cape Campanella.
i2o8 Olive trees at Limbo, Ana-
capri.
WHITE, Miss Olive L Sculptor.
170, Queen* s Gate.
1903. 1716 The Soul's uprising — group.
'* Death with the might of
his sunbeam, Touches the
flesh and the soul awakes."
— R, Browning.
WHITE, P. G Painter.
! (An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1S34. 570 Evening in autumn.
i WHITE, R Painter.
I At Mr, Medley's,
j 52, ThrecLdneedle Street.
I 1808. 103 Cottage girl going to service.
WHITE, S Architect.
4, Bury Street, Bhomsbury,
1807. 1006 Design for a public museum.
13, Stafford Street, Pimlico,
18 14. 685 Design for an academy of arts.
WHITE, Sydney W Painter.
3, Old Market Place, Grimsby.
1892. 298 An October evening on the
Lincolnshire wolds.
32, Great Ormond Street,
1897. 94 Mrs. J. B. Fergusson.
1900. 169 Mrs. Beech.
1901. 124 Mrs. Adair Campbell.
1902. 613 A bacchante.
1903. i4« Captain B. Nugent Shaw.
WHITE, W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 81 9. 559 View of the Rogfossen, or
Smoke Waterfall in Upper
Tellemarek, Norway, the
highest fall of water in the
world, being 970 feet per-
pendicular, as lately ascer-
tained by Esmark, Mineral-
ogical Professor at Christi-
ania, taken on the spot Au-
gust, 181 7.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
257
1819. 672 View from the top of the Krog-
leven, looking over the plains
of Ringeriger, near Christi-
ania, Norway.
684 The interior of an iron mine,
near Arendal, Norway.
New Street^ Dorset Square,
1821. 503 Landscape, composition.
WHITE, W Painter.
19, Gloucester Terrace,
1824. 569 Master Taylor.
1 83 1. 930 Portrait of a lady.
23, Warren Street,
1836. 495 Group of children; portraits.
18, Howland Street,
1838. 674 Portrait of a young gentleman.
WHITE, William, F,S,A,„, Architect.
I, Seymour Chambers^ Adelphi.
1852. 1 152 St. Peter^s Mancroft Church,
Norwich, etc.
39, Great Marlborough Street,
1853. 1 194 Church of All Saints, Kensing-
ton.
2oa, Wimpole Street,
i860. 667 Church of St. Nicholas, Sid-
mouth.
1866. 769 St. Saviour's Church, High-
bury.
1874. 1090 St. Mark's Church, Battersea
Rise.
WHITE, William Sculptor.
Eshery Surrey.
1863. 1 191 Mrs. Thomas White; medal-
lion.
1864. 884 Master H. J. Hive; medallion.
1865. 1063 Portrait; medallion.
1866. 1 02 1 May Queen.
1868. 1082 Medallion portrait.
1129 Massacre of the Innocents.
1205 Sly boots.
1869. 1068 Electrotype medallions of the
Rev. J. E. Perrin and Mrs.
Perrin, of Esher, Surrey.
1178 H. W. Longfellow, Esq.
1870. 1135 Hercules and Antaeus.
1872. 1573 An aspirant; a portrait.
1577 The betrothed; a portrait.
1873. 1496 Little Wyllie: not lost, but
gone before (posthumous
bust).
1874. 1494 Panthea and Abradates. "Pan-
thea, having before provided
herself with a sword, stabbed
herself, and laying her head
on her husband's breast,
died. The nurse uttered a
VIII.
lamentable cry, and covered
them both, as Panthea had
directed."
1874. 1587 "No, no, chicky!"
1875. 1292 Mrs. Edwin Smith.
1880. 1621 Maidenhood; ideal bust.
33, Wellington Buildings^
Chelsea.
1 88 1 . 1 5 1 2 Threescore years and ten ; bust,
terra-cotta.
1882. 1678 "Yes"; bust, terra-cotta.
1884. 1703 Medallion portrait; terra-cotta.
1885. 2099 In memoriam, C. G. Gordon;
bust.
1886. 1904 Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon; medal-
lion, terra-cotta.
1908 The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon;
medallion, terra-cotta.
WHITE, William Henry... Architect.
1870. 786 The Chiteau de Martinvael,
near Cherbourg, for Baron
Schickler.
St, FauVs Chambers,
Covent Gardens.
1875. 99^ Chiteau de Bizy, near Vernon,
France, for Baron Femand
de Schickler.
14a, Cavendish Place,
1 90 1. 1681 Theeds' Wood, Bucks, etc.
1902. 1445 Sunny Bank, Great Marlow.
1904. 1432 10 1, Harley Street.
146 1 Limehouse church Institute.
{See also Moore and White, voL v,
page 287.)
WHITE (W. H.) and MOORE (Theo).
Architects.
2, Vere Street, W,
1896. 1694 West Ham Technical Institute.
WHITE, William Johnstone.
Painter.
13, Long Acre,
1804. 338 Four subjects from Miss War-
ren's poems, called "The
Poet's Day; or. Imagina-
tion's Ramble."
2\, Bath Place.
1 8 10. $11 Art directed and supported by
Commerce; a commercial
drawing.
537 A frame containing three draw-
ings.
WHITE, W. Tatton Painter.
KildarCy Southend-on-Sea.
1898. 678 On the Letterfrack road, Co.
Connemara.
1899. 1030 Morning off St. Ives, Cornwall.
LL
258
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WHITBFORD, Sidney Trcfusis.
Painter.
S. Whiteford,
57, Warwick Gardens.
1869. 521 <*Then out and came his lady
fair,
The tear stood in her e'e;
Says, stay at hame, my ain dear
lord,
O ! stay at hame wi' me."
5. T. Whiteford,
57, Warwick Gardens.
1870. 662 Fresh acquisitions.
5, Stanford Road^ Kennington.
1875. 684 Hyacinths.
701 do.
St fatness House ^
Kennington Square.
1876. 813 Still life.
819 Camellias.
86s Study of flowers.
20, Gordon Place.
1880.
838 British birds.
909 Plover.
I88I.
606 Widgeon.
646 From the moors.
WHITEHEAD, Miss Elizabeth.
Painter.
5, Lansdowne Terrace^
Leamington.
1886.
I $2 Christmas roses.
1889.
1083 Wall flowers.
1890.
276 Stocks.
1892.
848 do.
916 French marigolds.
1893.
382 Wallflowers.
1895.
99 Chrysanthemums.
1896.
6s do.
45a Roses.
1898.
679 Winter cherries.
1900.
779 Violets.
802 Christmas roses.
>
WHITEHEAD, Miss Prances M.
Painter.
Shustoke Vicarage^
Coleshill^ Birmingham.
1896. 1263 Field clover.
WHITEHEAD, Frederick ... Painter.
Lansdowne Terrace^
Leamington.
1 88 1. 199 An autumn afternoon.
1882. 2s The river Avon at Bidford.
1883. 1464 Late Autumn.
1885. 291 The river near Leamington.
1886. iioi At Waterville, Co. Kerry.
1887. 80 Landscape near Leamington.
1889. 70 "The waving sedges play with
wind."
1890. 846 A frosty morning.
1892. 6 An Autumn evening.
8 Street Scene, Algiers.
29, Tavistock Roady
Westbimme Park.
1893. 587 Tess of the D'Urbervilles' an-
cestral home.
761 The marshes at Winchelsea.
1894. 94 Purbeck Hills, from the Frome.
6, Wells Street, Oxford Street.
1^95* 531 Out of sight of the works of
man.
1896. s^S Autumn Floods.
1898. 172 Heather, gorse, and sand
296 Poole Harbour.
1899. 331 The gipsie's home.
347 The river near Bere Regis.
353 Black Hill, Dorset.
720 Near Poole Harbour.
1902. 7S2 A distant view of Poole.
WHITEHEAD, G Architect.
Cadogan Place, Chelsea.
1834. 1024 Entrance to a royal palace.
WHITEHEAD, J Painter.
20, Leadenhall Street.
1807. s*o Portrait of a lady.
WHITEHEAD, Joseph Sculptor.
The Studios,
Vincent Square,
Westminster.
1889. 2016 George Stephenson meditating
on the locomotive; statue.
1893. 1670 The late Rev. C. H. Spurgeon;
bust.
1894. 1741 Alfred, Lord Tennyson; bust.
1777 Alex. Harvey, M.D.; bust,
marble.
1895. 16 IS The late Archbishop Knox,
Primate of Ireland; bust,
marble.
1642 The late Dr. Kilgour of Aber-
deen, N.B.; bust
WHITEHEAD, T Architect.
6, New Road.
1 814. 710 Design for a park entrance.
9, Canonbury Place.
182 1. 1043 Design for a cross at Kenning-
ton.
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259
WHITBHOUSE, Arthur E.
Painter.
1 2, Lanier Road Lewishatn.
1883. 861 North Ambulatory, Westmin-
ster Abbey.
1888. 780 Low tide — Bognor.
WHITBHOUSE, Miss Sarah B.
Painter.
1 2, Rue de la Grande^
Chaumtkre^ Paris.
1893. 547 Bo-peep.
1 2, Lanier Road^ Lewishatn.
1894. 636 An interior.
WHITBLAW, Frederick William.
Painter.
9, Woronzow Road^ N, W.
1 88 1. 799 A London suburb.
WHITBLEY, John William.
Painter.
59, St. Mark's Road^ Leeds.
1882. 1 041 Under the cliffs.
1883. 1050 Summer weather.
1885. 988 In pleasant pastures.
1894. 521 An idyll.
1896. 378 A lullaby.
1897. 195 Miss Annette Gardiner.
1898. 389 A sail.
1899. '9* Toil and prayer.
StaveUy vid Leeds.
1900. 310 Enid Mary Whitely.
WHITESIDE, Miss R. Cordelia.
Miniature Painter.
22, Warwick Road.
1892. 1378 Nora, daughter of the Rev.
F. L. Warleigh, R.N.
13, Chaucer Mansions^ W.
1900. 1444 Horace Mayhew, Esq.
cfoA. Walker,
118, New Bond Street.
1904. 1 121 Miss F. le M. Tupper.
1 1 35 Miss Evelyn Bell.
WHITFIELD, Mrs. Florence W.
Painter.
53, Charlotte Street,
Edgbaston, Birmingham.
1888 828 Anemones in Venetian glass.
72, Heathfield Road,
Handsworth, Birmingham.
1904. 664 Wind flowers; anemones.
WHITFIELD, Miss Helen... Painter.
Eskdaie, Wimbledon Park.
1890. 861 A side street in Clovelly.
WHITFIELD (R. O.) and THOMAS
(J. A.) Architects.
20, Cockspur Street.
1889. 1 82 1 Hawkshill, Fetcham.
WHITING, Miss Ada.
Miniature Painter.
Cromwell Buildings,
Melbourne, Australia.
1900. 1478 Portrait of a child.
1490 do. lady.
WHITING, Fred Painter.
2, Aubrey Road, N.
1893. Hi» Doomed.
22, Park Village East.
1900. 1620 6th Dragoons leaving Albert
Docks for South Africa.
WHITING, Onslow E Sculptor.
22, Greenwood Road, Hackney.
1895. 1632 St. George slays the dragon;
relief.
333, Amhurst Road,
Stoke Neivington.
1897. 1983 Design for athletic challenge
shield; bronze.
2081 Design for electric light
bracket.
31, Cantlowes Road,
Camden Square.
1901. 1730 Field guns going into action —
Colenso; relief.
1774 Board of bell-pushes, finger-
plates, etc.
4, North Villas,
Camden Square.
1903. 1817 A young minstrel; statuette.
WHITLEY, G Painter.
154, BalPs Pond Road.
1868. 53 Footbridge near Edmonton.
707 Meadows with Tottenham old
church.
WHITLEY, Miss Kate Mary, RJ.
Painter.
39, Lower Hastings Street,
Leicester.
1884. 991 Stones and fossils.
1885. 1450 Flowers and shell.
Fern House, South Wigton,
Leicester.
1886. 1264 Minerals and fossils.
1889. 1530 Study of fossils and minerals.
1892. 1282 Cornelians.
26o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
>
WHITLEY, W Gem Engraver.
5/. Martin* s U- Grand,
1784. 249 A frame containing Prometheus,
Ariadne, and the fall of
Rosamond.
1785. 361 Euphrosyne and the portrait of
a lady.
1786. 269 Frame containing a cameo bust
of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales, and two
Intaglio busts with impres-
sions.
1787. 372 Frame containing two cameos,
a Moor's head, and a crucifix.
1788. 277 Frame containing two Intaglios,
portraits, and three cameos.
1789. 577 Frame containing two In-
taglios, with impressions,
figure of Envy and a head
of Cupid.
1790. 379 Portrait of a Spanish nobleman
(impression intaglio).
676 A Cameo portrait of his Ma-
jesty, an oriental onyx, and
a cameo portrait of Mrs.
Billington; cornelian onyx.
WHITLEY, William T Painter.
32, Talbot Road, IV.
1887. 937 A girl's head.
1888. 874 "The level waste, the round-
ing grey."
952 GirPs head in profile.
158, £/gin Avmue,
1 89 1. 834 A quiet corner.
843 An interior.
5, Barrington Road^ Brixton,
1892. 795 An interior.
1893. 22 Sunshine and shadow.
408 A quiet afternoon.
78, Alexandra Road,
St, John's Wood
1900. 497 An interior.
WHITMARSH, Mrs. T. H. (Eliza).
Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1840. 306 Frightened horses.
Blackheath,
1842. 1160 Ponies belonging to Charles
Vignole, Esq.
1843. 18 La Esmeralda.
391 Laurentia.
1 7, Great Marlborough Street,
1846. 1 147 King James and Lord Glen-
varloch. — Fortunes 0/ Nigel,
4, Cavendish Square,
1847. 863 The Country horse-fair.
Mrs. Whitmarsh,
4, Cavendish Square.
1850. 872 Miniature of an old Italian
greyhound.
185 1. 450 Landscape.
WHITMORE, Bryan Painter.
Halliford, Shefperton.
1882. 950 Cromer.
1883. 98s Dunkirk.
1884. iioi Old Lizard Head.
1886. 513 Dunottar Castle.
1887. 1 178 The flowing tide.
1299 Stonehaven harbour.
1889. 1275 A south-easter.
1353 Caister.
1 89 1. 1387 Norfolk coast
Southwold, Suffolk.
1892. 1218 Lindisfame.
Shepperton-on- Thames.
1897. 1242 Bude Sands.
WHITMORE, William R. ... Painter.
Newlyn, Penzance.
1894. 119 A moonlit lane.
578 Winding the clock.
WHITNEY, Miss Elanche M.
Miniature Painter.
13, Great College Street ,
Westminster.
1885. 1668 Fraulein Halse.
1891. 1479 Dr. N. Scott Whitney.
66, South Lambeth Road,
1895. 1256 W. G. Aim^ Esq.
WHITTAKER, J. W Painter.
Ffrith Cottage, Llanwrst,
N. Wales.
1870. 208 On the river Conway, in Wales.
360 Near Festiniog, North Wales.
1 87 1. 57 A rough road over the moors.
WHITTAKER, T. L Painter.
65th Regiment.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1831. 627 Portrait of a lady.
WHITTAKER, W., Junr.
Miniature Painter.
13, Great Russell Street,
1827. 750 Portrait of a lady.
766 do. do.
WHITTET, David Architect.
72, Ladbroke Grove,
1903. 1541 Decoration for a drawing room.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
261
WHITTING, H. J Architect.
27, New Bond Street.
1S35. 905 The Town hall and markets at
Penzance, Cornwall.
WHITTING, T., Junr Painter.
8, Gloucester Terrace,
Whitechapel.
1818. 772 Portrait of himself.
WHITTINGTON, William G.
Painter.
The Anchorage^
Clarendon Road^
Ashfordy Middlesex.
1904. 1023 Fair weather.
WHITTLE, Thomas, Senr.
Painter.
3, CanUerwell Lane,
1863. 161 A bit from the plum tree.
1864. 203 Chepstow Castle.
WHITTLE, Thomas, Junr.
Painter.
Bexley^ Kent.
1866. 346 Fallen beauties.
1867. 299 The road to the valley.
1868. 121 The moonlight hour.
417 Palmy days of spring.
Rose Cottages^ South Croydon.
1872. 103 The High Tor, Matlock.
WHITTON, E Gem Engraver.
At Mr. Robert's,
Old Round Court, Strand.
^nS' 340 A gem, with its impression, re-
presenting the punishment
of Prometheus.
341 Portrait of a gentleman; an
impression.
At Mr. Burges^s,
46, Maiden Lane,
Covent Garden.
1777. 369 A frame with impressions, viz.:
An atchievement designed
for a gentleman's coat of
arms; a Head of Narcissus;
a monumental design with a
portrait; The Comic Muse.
Jamaica.
1780. 231 The merciful Samaritan, cast
from a gem.
{F. Whitton in the index, E. Whitton
in the catalogue.)
WHITWBLL, Francis A.
Architect.
139, Oxford Street.
1 90 1. 1564 House near Penn, Bucks.
1565 do. do.
WHITWBLL, Miss Painter.
South Crescent,
Bedford Square,
1S15. 539 Portrait of a lady.
8, Russell Square.
1820. 321 View of the Agricultural and
Manufacturing Villages of
Unity and Mutual Co-opera-
tion, etc.
WHITWELL, T. Stedman.
Architect.
Mare Street, Hackney.
1806. 794 North-east view of St Michael's
Church, Coventry.
3, Camden Row.
1807. 993 Design for a country hall and
gaol.
9, Water Street, Blackfriars.
1810. 863 County depot.
ArcMtecfs Office,
London Docks.
181 1. 802 St. Michael's church, Coventry.
836 St. Mary's Hall, Coventry.
S. Whitwell,
35, Cannon Street.
1820. 93* The New Library, St. Philip's,
Birmingham.
18, Picket Street, Temple Bar.
1 82 1. 961 Chapel, Carr's Lane, Birming-
ham.
984 Public Library, Coventry, etc.
28, Grosvenor Place.
1822. 878 The state Gallery for St.
Michael's church, Coventry.
975 Interior of a chapel.
WHITWORTH, Charles H.
Painter.
Albert Chambers, Birmingham.
1884. 884 A weedy pond.
WHITWORTH, Miss H. ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 14. 526 Butterflies from nature.
535 do. do.
WHYMPER, Charles Painter.
8, Primrose Hill Studios.
1882. 935 A wild cat trap.
55, Fitzroy Road.
1884. 1 09 1 Elephants at early dawn.
262
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
>
Whympcr, Charles — continued,
1885. 493 The old mill at Houghton-on-
the-Ouse.
18, Princes Street^
Cavendish Square.
1 89 1. 1206 The Eagle. "He clasps the
crag with crooked hands,
etc. " — Tennyson.
1893. 1 165 A snared hare.
WHYMPER, F Painter.
4, Lambeth Terrace.
1859. 1178 Netley Mill, Shere, Surrey.
Town HousCy Haslemere.
i860. 800 Near Haslemere, Surrey.
1861. 861 The Seine, from Chateau Gail-
lard.
WHYMPER, Josiah Wood, RJ.
Painter.
/. W. Whimper,
20, Canterbury Place,
Lambeth,
1844. 903 Stonehenge.
1003 Shanklin Chine.
1845. 1086 Shore at Luccombe, Isle of
Wight
1846. 944 Luccombe Chine.
1847. 9^4 Beeches, Purley Downs, near
Croydon.
1849. 698 Windsor Castle, from Datchet
Meadows.
914 Evening.
952 Pont-y-pair, Bettws-y-Coed,
North Wales.
1850. 897 Windsor Castle, from the Great
Park.
/. W, Whymper,
4, Lambeth Terrace,
1853. 860 Berkeley Castle.
1854. 671 Dartford Common.
WHYMPER, Mrs. J. W. (Emily).
Painter.
Haslemere, Surrey,
1877. 661 Carnations.
803 Pansies.
1878. 664 Hollyhocks.
WHYTE, Edward Towry... Architect.
31, Charing Cross,
1886. 1743 House at Coombe, near
Shaftesbury.
1889. 1983 House at Coombe, near
Shaftesbury, the hall.
WHYTE, John G Painter.
Eastwood, Helensburgh,
1877. 743 Convolvulus.
1879. 673 Apple blossom.
1883. 904 Midsummer.
1885. 1367 Silver birches.
1886. 1268 Hill pasture.
WHYTE, William Patrick ... Painter.
1 1, Quai Bourbon, Paris,
1883. 443 In St. Mark's, Venice.
4, Primrose Hill Studios.
1885. 1964 Choir stalls, St. Peter's church,
Perugia.
1888. 723 La Giralda, tower of the
Cathedral at Seville.
WHYTELL, Ann Painter.
Liverpool, or at Mr, Teafs
in James Street,
Covent Garden,
1776. 322 A piece, of shells.
323 do. do. in water
colours.
WICHE, J Miniature Painter.
12, Beech Street, Barbican.
181 1. 614 W. Foster, Esq.
18 13. 506 Miss Johnson.
265, High Holbom.
1815. 572 Portrait of a lady.
1816. 612 G. H. Moore, Esq.
7, Beech Street, Barbican,
1 81 8. 635 Portrait of a lady.
748 do. gentleman.
1819. 751 do. do.
879 do. lady.
1820. 836 do. do.
850 Mrs. Dixon.
1821. 756 Portrait of a gentleman.
902 Miss Griffiths.
98, Pleet Street,
1823. 659 Mrs. P. Mallandain.
1824. 686 Portrait of a child.
18, High Row, Knightsbridge,
1826. 698 Portrait of a gentleman.
709 A. Saunders.
WICKENS, Miss Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1813. 581 View of the interior of Salis-
bury Cathedral.
WICKHAM, William Architect
Putney, Surrey.
1772. 279 Elevation of the south front of
a villa, for a person of dis-
tinction.
Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square,
i77S» 34* Elevation of a villa; designed
for a gentleman in Norfolk.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
21, Margaret Street^
Cavendish Square.
1776. 324 Elevation of a shooting casine.
Norton St., Portland Chapel.
1779. 348 South front of a design for a
villa.
1780. 385 Design for a casine.
25, Strand.
1 782. 434 Design for a villa.
1784. 403 do. theatre.
Walworth, Surrey.
1787. s^4 Design for a museum.
WICKSON, Paul G Painter.
47, Grove Hill Road, S.E.
1882. 382 A graduate.
WICKSTBED, C. F Painter.
C. Wicksteed,
Union Court, Holbom.
1802. 327 View in Devonshire.
589 do. near Dulwich.
864 do. of Child's Hill, near
Hampstead.
C F. Wicksteed,
13, Upper Union Court,
Holbom.
1803. S^^ View near Richmond.
567 do. near Lewisham.
1804. 259 do. in Greenwich.
261 A study from Nature.
1805. 72 A View at Hampstead.
213 do. Lewisham.
1806. 180 Landscape, with smugglers.
256 A View m Surrey.
284 A landscape and figures.
1807. 299 A landscape — Morning.
766 A View in Kent.
1808. 656 Landscape and figures.
664 Cottagers moving goods.
C F. Wickstead,
13, Upper Union Court,
Holbom.
1 810. 56 A View in Kent.
C. F Wickstead, Junr.,
13, Upper Union Court,
Holbom.
181 1. 159 View of a bridge over the Anio
at Tivoli.
509 View near Egham, Surrey.
181 2. 317 A Cottage.
750 Landscape.
18 14. 332 Ruins at Canterbury.
C. F Wicksteed,
Denmark Street, Soho.
1815. 241 A landscape.
1 81 6. 227 do.
181 7. 288 do.
543 View at Otford, Kent.
1 8 18. \^\ do. at Canterbury.
263
I8I9.
S View of the Pont Royal, Paris.
1820.
419 A storm.
1822.
398 View of Richmond from Twick-
enham.
1823.
133 View in Essex.
365 do. atNorthfleet.
1824.
486 Distant view of Dorking, Surrey.
1825.
294 View near Gravesend.
1827.
512 Scene in Kent.
13, Tavistock Street.
1828.
216 A river scene.
1829.
979 Windsor Town and Castle.
86, Sirafid.
I83I.
376 The show booth.
12, Catherine Street, Strand.
1832.
419 The dancers on stilts.
461 A street in London.
1833.
595 The wedding.
952 A Fair.
1834.
246 A carnival.
1009 Sailors ashore.
1836.
303 The juggler.
914 The country theatre.
1837.
239 The fountain.
477 The balloon.
1838.
1 108 An Election.
1839.
450 Quarter-day.
588 Harvest Home.
271, Strand.
1841.
1 1 34 Andromeda; an impression
from an intaglio.
1843.
1 175 The Tower Wharf.
1844.
500 Returning from church.
1 165 A sailor's wedding.
1846.
1282 The Tower Wharf.
WICKSTBED, James.
Gem Engraver.
Mays Buildings,
St. Martin's Lane.
1779-
349 A frame with two impressions,
viz. : Olympia, from Cipriani;
Device, with an arms.
/. Wickstead,
I, Suffolk Street,
Charing Cross.
1781.
276 Frame with impressions, viz.:
Head of Faustina, figure of
Hope, and a Cupid.
8, Henrietta Street,
Covent Garden.
1782.
265 Frame with casts: Circe and
Ulysses — Head of Junius
Brutus — Head of Cicero —
Head of Michael Angelo —
Portrait of a naval oflScer.
/. Wicksteed. No address.
1799.
1079 A frame with impressions.
Union Court, Holbom.
1802.
74« A crucifix; an impression.
264
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wicksteed, James — continued.
1802. 74a Don Quixote; an impression.
/. Wickstead,
Union Courts Holbom.
181 1. 704 Portrait of a blood mare, in
the possession of — Keller-
man, Esq.
1812. 643 Portrait of H.R.H. the Prince
Regent; a composition im-
pression from a gem.
644 Dr. Johnson.
/. Wicksteed.
Union Courts Holbom,
18 1 3. 556 Head of Ceres; an impression
from a gem.
1815. 138 The effect of the fire-ships; as
exhibited on the Serpentine
river, August i, 18 14.
844 An impression from an intaglio
of Marshal Blucher.
Denmark Street^ Soho,
1818. 984 The Duke of Wellington.
1820. 979 An impression from an intaglio,
after the antique.
182 1. 1025 Alexander and Bucephalus,
from the antique; impres-
sion from an intaglio.
1822. 954 Head of Dr. Johnson; impres-
sion from an intaglio.
1823. toil Head of Ceres; impression
from an intaglio.
1824. 921 Andromeda; impression from
an intaglio.
WIBGAND, W. Paul Painter.
1S54. 953 Wounded snipe.
WIENER, C Medalist.
83, Ebury Street,
1863. II 10 Prize medal, France,
nil Medal, Van Dyke.
nil do. H.R.H. Prince Albert.
111 3 do. P. G. C. Von Genson.
1 1 14 do. The King of the Nether-
lands.
1 115 Medal, Stephen's Cathedral,
Vienna.
1 116 Medal, Alexander Herzen.
1 1 17 do. Interview of the Kings
of Holland and Belgium.
11 18 Prize Medal, Holland.
1 1 19 Medal, Notre Dame Cathedral,
Paris.
1 1 20 Cameo portrait.
1 121 Medal, the Kings of Holland
and Belgium.
23, Cambridge Street,
1864. 972 Frame of 24 medals.
9, Queen^s Gardens^ Hyde Park.
1874. 1474 Frame of nine medals.
WIENER, Leopold Sculptor.
23, Cambridge Street,
1864. 882 Samson breaking his bonds.
WIENS. SiecrfH^r!. M. Pflint#»r.
Hilkrest, Eaton Road, Sutton,
1893.
574 A trout-stream.
1894.
850 Mrs. Freiligrath Kroeker.
I, Westwood Park,
Forest Hill.
1895.
316 A sunrise.
1896.
394 Portrait of a lady.
878 The old still.
19, Honor Oak Roeui,
Forest HiU.
190I.
603 Fairy tales.
5, Bolton Studios,
1902
56 Shena and Sara.
WIG AN, Miss Bessie Painter.
16, Westboume Square.
1888. 1 145 " Lead, kindly light."
WIGAND, F. H Painter.
I, New Broad Street,
Finsbury.
1846. 164 A Roman fruit seller.
719 A scene in Rome.
WIGG (F.) and POWNALL (G.)
Architects.
7, Bedford Row.
1840. 978 Design for the Royal Ex-
change, etc.
1 84 1. 103 1 Design, Liverpool Assize
Courts.
1084 View of Library, etc., for the
Hon. Society of Gray's Ina
1842. 993 Pension room, etc., for Hon
Society of Gray's Inn.
1843. 1262 View of Chambers for the
Worshipful Society of Staple
Inn.
1844. 1 127 Lodge and Gates, etc.. Staples
Inn.
1845. "^7 Design for Somerset County
Lunatic Asylum.
WIGG, SON and OLIVER.
Architects.
7, Bedford Row.
1859. 1 151 New Schools in Theobald's
Road, etc.
WIGG, OLIVER and HUDSON.
Architects.
7, Bedford Row.
1896. 1784 Public Library and Baths,
Shoreditch.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
265
WIGGINS, Carleton Painter.
Sf, IveSf ComwalL
1896. 444 A lowery day.
608 Pastures by the sea.
1897. 357 In Holland Pastures.
WIGHT, Miss Adelaide.
Miniature Painter.
Avonhead^
152, Anerley Road^ Anerley,
1899. 1261 Portrait of a lady.
1901. 1365 "Baby."
Redrttth^ Church Road ^Horley,
1904. 1254 Dorothy.
WIGHTON, J Painter.
36, London Street,
1863. 669 The little messenger.
1866. 221 Summer.
223 Winter.
WIGHTWICK, George W.... Painter.
2, Duke Street, AdelphL
1828. 10 1 5 View of the Bell tower of
Florence Cathedral.
WIGSTEAD, H Painter.
47, Gerrard Street, Soho,
1784. 398 Poet and bookseller.
407 Manager and actor.
1785. 487 Traffic — Jews buying old
clothes.
557 The back of the boxes at the
theatre, Covent Garden.
582 The history of John Gilpin, as
read by Mr. Henderson.
1 786. 59 A country vicar's fireside.
409 View near Freshwater in the
Isle of Wight, with smug-
glers landing their cargo.
1787. 418 A mad dog.
1788. 78 Rural felicity.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Mr, Wigstead.
1798. 392 A View of Penmanmawr.
515 A View in New Forest, Hants.
WILBEE, Miss Christian M.
Miniature Painter.
51, Belsize Avenue, Hampstead.
1903. 1264 Katie.
1904. 1 21 8 George Smith, Esq.
WILBERFOSS, T. C Painter.
/. C. Wilberfoss,
22, Nassau Street,
1873. 119s Watton Abbey, East Yorkshire.
VIII.
T, C. Wilberfoss,
22, Nassau Street.
1874. 1 2 10 The house of Jacques Coeur,
Bourges.
1876. 1078 Church of St. Nicholas, Caen.
11, Cletnenfs Inn.
1877. 1 177 The old Hall, Gainsborough.
WILD, Charles Painter.
At Mr. Malton's,
103, Long Acre.
1803. 917 The entrance to Peckwater
Square, Christ Church Col-
lege, Oxford.
923 The library of Christ-Church
College, Oxford.
C. Wilde.
28, Queen^s Road, Pimlico.
1804. 668 Principal quadrangle of St.
James's palace.
C. Wild,
Little Charlotte Street.
1805. 683 Part of the east side of the
cloisters of Westminster
Abbey.
754 North front of Westminster
Abbey.
773 South front of Westminster
Abbey.
1808. 392 East front of York Cathedral.
476 The west front of York Cathe-
dral.
12, Arabella Row.
1 8 10. 800 The Deanery of Wells.
WILD, F. Percy Painter.
Bramley Grange,
Thome, near Leeds.
1889. 795 The flute player.
954 The flowers that bloom in the
spring.
987 Homewards.
1087 "Missed."
1890. 349 Fun.
1 89 1. 386 Feeding time.
Montague House,
Great Marlow.
1892. 787 At the Rendezvous.
The Studios, Great Marlow.
1895. 672 Happy days with old Father
Thames.
1896. 971 A lesson in punting.
1897. 626 The morning swim.
1900. 179 "Twas in the summer-time so
sweet."
928 In sight.
1 90 1. 307 Enthusiasts.
509 The innocents.
1902. 31 Iris and Vera, daughters of
F. Ford, Esq.
MM
266
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILD, J. W Architect.
35, Albemarle Street,
1838. 1085 Design for Church on Black-
heath Hill.
130, Piccadilly,
1839. 1 1 24 St. Lawrence Church, South-
ampton.
1840. 1030 Church, Streatham.
1050 Church at Paddington.
103, St, MartirCs Lane,
1850. 1 1 28 St. Martin's Northern School,
Long Acre, etc.
1 2, Cunningham Place,
1870. 813 Consulate Buildings, Alex-
andria, Egypt.
WILD, Mrs. See Miss Eliza Goodall,
vol. ii, page 265.
WILD AY, Charles Painter.
6, London Street^
Cambridge Terrace,
1855. 848 Miss Manly.
WILDE, Mrs. Amy.
Miniature Painter.
27, Grove Street^ Liverpool,
1891. 1456 Lady Henry Fitzgerald.
WILDE, Miss Elizabeth M.
Painter.
84, Lexham Gardens,
Kensington.
1904. 506 The mill leat.
WILDE, Samuel De. See D, vol. ii,
pages 317-319-
WILDMAN, John R Painter.
59, Cotton St., East India Rd,
1823. 298 Study from nature.
104, Hatton Garden,
1828. 168 Mrs. Wildman.
365 The Rev. Dr. Styles.
7, Newgate Street,
1830. 176 Portrait of a lady.
28, Beaumont Square,
Mile End Road,
1837. 532 Portrait of himself.
1838. 248 C. H. Turner, Esq.
1839. 50 Marquess Camden, K.G.
515 The Countess of Brecknock in
the Coronation robes as
Baroness Camden.
WILDS, A. H Architect.
H, Wilds,
Western Pavilion,
Brighton,
1830. 1019 Royal Park Crescent, Worthing.
1830. 1038 Town of Milton on Thames,
near Gravesend.
1066 Mansion of Clandon Park, for
Earl of Onslow.
A. H, Wilds,
Western Pavilion, Brighton,
1 83 1. 1060 Marine Terrace at Worthing.
WILDS and BUSBY Architects.
Brighton,
1825. 914 Kemp Town, Brighton, etc.
{^e also Busby and Wilds, vol. i,
page 361.)
WILES, Henry Sculptor.
9, Regent Street, Cambridge,
1866. 1016 Miranda.
1867. 1050 Samuel Morley, Esq.; marble.
1125 Charles Henry Cooper, Esq.,
of Cambridge; marble.
171, Stanhope Street.
1868. 1 1 30 The Massacre of the Innocents.
1869. 1 149 Bust of a gentleman; marble.
1870. 1067 Portrait of a lady; marble
medallion.
187 1. 1233 Giovannina Roma; marble.
1335 Portrait; marble medallion.
241, Stanhope Street.
1872. 1523 Ruth and Naomi; group.
1873. 1463 La Contadina; marble bust
1874. 1478 Medallion portrait.
1484 do. do.
14S7 do. do.
1497 Expulsion from Paradise.
1 591 Medallion portrait.
9, Regent Street, Cambridge.
1877. i486 Mrs. E. Venables, Junr.
1882. 1693 Lieut-Colonel Edward John-
son; bust, marble.
WILKE, Charles Augustus William.
Sculptor.
18, Howland Street,
1857. 1372 Innocence; bas-relief in marble.
C, Wilke, 8, Raglan's Place,
Kentish Town,
i860. 1004 Elegiac Poetry.
42, Albert Street,
1863. 1097 "O! men with sisters dear, etc."
—T, Hood, ''Song of the
Shirt:'
1864. 861 Orphan children; terra-cotta.
908 Lady Jane Gray on her way to
execution, seeing the re-
mains of her husband. Lord
Dudley, is reported to have
said, "Oh, Guildford! the
antepast is not so bitter that
you have iiitfiijls and that I
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
267
shall soon taste, as to make
my flesh tremble; it is no-
thing compared to the feast
that you and I shall this day
partake of in heaven."
1864. 956 Master Percy Willett; terra-
cotta.
957 Master Edgar Willett.
958 Miss Margaret Willett; terra-
cotta,
1017 The late Dr. Esselbach.
3, Crescent Place,
1865. 985 Departing spirits. "Bis der
Geist, ^Xz:'— Schiller,
1866. 922 Tragedy; marble bust.
1867. 1112 Portrait of a lady.
45, Vincent Square,
1874. 1585 Rosalie, Grand-daughter of
Admiral Sir Augustus Clif-
ford, Bart.
1876. 1438 Hilda, youngest daughter of
Alexander Matheson, Esq.,
M.P., of Ardross and Loch-
alsh; statue.
1479 Torquhil, youngest son of Alex-
ander Matheson, Esq., M.P.
WILKES, Miss H Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
'799' 471 Spring flowers from nature.
WILKES, Samuel Painter.
4, Manchester Villas^
Regenfs Park,
1857. 800 The Byloke at Ghent.
1858. 786 View from Hampstead Heath,
looking towards Harrow.
WILKES, Miss Sarah Painter.
30, Acacia Road,
1869. 522 On Hampstead Heath, from
the back of the Bull and
Bush.
580 Reaping time in Berkshire.
586 Hampstead Heath from West-
end Hill.
WILKIE, Sir David, R,A, ... Painter.
II, Norton Street,
145 Village Politicians. Vide Scot-
land's Skaith.
10, SoPs RoWy
Hampstead Road,
147 The blind fiddler.
120 Card-players.
84, Great Portland Street,
123 The cut finger.
129 The rent day.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
I8II.
118
126
I8I2.
no
"5
I8I3.
148
150
1 8 14.
118
133
1815.
118
1816.
>iS
647
1817. 130
1818. no
»>7
(Elected A.R.A. in 1809. Elected
R.A. in 181 1.)
Chelsea,
A humorous scene.
Portrait of a gamekeeper.
Kensington,
Sketch for the village Holyday.
do. of Blind man's Buff.
Blind man's buff.
Portrait, from recollection, of
a young lady, deceased.
The Refusal, from Burns' song
of Duncan Gray.
The letter of introduction.
Phillimore Place^ Kensington,
Distraining for rent.
The rabbit on the wall; a
candle-light amusement.
The broken china jar, or ghost
laid ; a story founded on fact,
and painted to illustrate a
poem entitled "The social
day."
The breakfast.
The errand boy.
A finished sketch of Walter
Scott, Esq., and his family.
In the centre is Mr. Scott,
seated on a bank, at his left
hand is his friend Capt.
A. Ferguson, with his two
sons, Mr. W. and Mr. C.
Scott, and behind them is
an old dependant of the
family. On the right is Mrs.
Scott, attired as a cottage
matron, with her two daugh-
ters as ewe-milkers. In front
of the picture is Mr. Scott's
gigantic stag grey-hound, of
the ancient Highland race
now almost extinct, and in
the distance is a view of the
Tweed, the town and abbey
of Melrose, the Eeldon Hills,
and the top of the Cowden-
knows.
1 8 19. 153 The Penny Wedding. This is
a marriage festival, once
common in Scotland, at
which each of the guests
paid a subscription to defray
the expenses of the feast,
and by the overplus to en-
able the new-married couple
to commence housekeeping.
1820. 151 The reading of a will. "Mr.
Protocol, accordingly, hav-
ing required silence, began
to read the settlement aloud,
268
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wilkic, Sir David, R.A,— continued.
in a slow, steady, and busi-
ness-like tone.
"The group around, in
whose eyes hopes alternately
awakened and faded, were
straining their apprehensions
to get at the drift of the
testator's meaning through
the mist of technical lan-
guage in which the convey-
ance had involved it." — Au-
thor of IVazferfy,
182 1. 131 Guess my name.
137 Newsmongers.
1822. 126 Chelsea pensioners receiving
the London Gazette Extra-
ordinary of Thursday, June
22d, 1815, announcing the
Battle of Waterloo!!!
The picture represents an
assemblage of pensioners and
soldiers in front of the Duke
of York public-house. Royal
Hospital-row, Chelsea. The
light-horseman on the left
has just arrived with the
Gazettes, and is relating
further particulars to his
comrades, among whom is
a Glengary Highlander who
served with General Graham
at Barossa.
The Gazette is in the
hands of an old pensioner, a
survivor of the Seven Years'
War, who was at the taking
of Quebec with General
Wolfe, and is now reading
aloud to his companions the
details of the Victory of
Waterloo. Opposite to him
is a black, one of the band
of the I St regiment of Foot
Guards, who was in France
during the Revolution; was
present at the death of
Louis XVI, and was after-
wards servant to General
Moreau, in his campaigns
in Germany during the re-
volutionary war.
Next to the black, in a
foraging dress, is an Irish
light - horseman, explaining
the news to an old pensioner
who was with General Elliot
during the bombardment of
2 1 months and 2 1 days, at
the memorable siege of
Gibraltar; and behind the
black's head is that of a sol-
dier who served with the old
Marquis of Granby. Further
to the right is a corporal of
the Oxford Blues, who was
at the battle of Vittoria;
and at his feet is a black
dog, known to the officers
and men by the name of
" Old Duke," who followed
that regiment all over the
Peninsula.
1823. 131 H.R.H. the Duke of York.
135 The Parish Beadle. "And an
officer giveth sufficient notice
what he is, when he saith to
the party, I arrest you in the
King's name; and in such
case the party at their peril
ought to obey him." — Bums'
Justice^ vol. i, p. 103.
519 Study in chalk; portrait of a
gentleman in the dress of a
Dutch farmer.
1824. no Smugglers offering run goods
for sale or concealment.
115 Cottage toilette. From Allan
Ramsay's Gentle Shepherd.
"While Peggy laces up her
bosom fair.
With a blue snood Jenny binds
up her hair;
Glaud, by his morning ingle,
takes a beek.
The rising sun shines mottley
thro* the reek ;
A pipe his mouth, the lasses
please his e'en.
And now and then his joke
maun interveen."
— Act Vy scene 2.
445 A study for Commodore Trun-
nion, made in Greenwich
Hospital.
Terrace^ Kensington,
1825. iia The Highland family.
1829. 56 The Spanish Posado. This
represents a Guerilla council
of war, at which three reve-
rend fathers, a Dominican,
a monk of the Escurial, and
a Jesuit, are deliberating on
some expedient of national
defence, with an emissary in
the costume of Valencia.
Behind them is theposadora,
or landlady, serving her
guests with chocolate, and
the begging student of Sala-
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
269
manca, with his Lexicon and
cigar, making love to her.
On the right of the picture a
contrabandist of Bilboa
enters, upon his mule, and
in front of him is an athletic
Castillian armed, and a
minstrel dwarf, with a Span-
ish guitar. On the floor are
seated the goatherd and his
sister, with the muzzled
house-dog and pet lamb of
the family ; and through the
open portal in the back-
ground, is a distant view of
the Guadarama Mountains.
1829. 91 Portrait of the Right Hon. the
late Earl of Kellie, Lord-
Lieutenant of the County of
Fife. Painted for the County
Hall, Cupar.
110 Cardinals, Priests, and Roman
Citizens washing the Pil-
grim's feet. This ceremony
takes place during the holy
week, in the convent of the
Santa Trinita dei Pelligrini.
ia8 The defence of Saragossa. The
heroine, Augustina, is here
represented on the battery,
in front of the convent of
Santa Engratia, where, her
husband being slain, she
found her way to the station
he had occupied, stept over
his body, took her place at the
gun, and declared she would
herself avenge his death.
The principal person en-
gaged in placing the gun is
Don Joseph Palafox, who
commanded during the me-
morable siege, but who is
here represented in the habit
of a volunteer. In front of
him is the Rev. Father Con-
solation, an Augustin Friar,
who served with great ability
as an engineer, and who,
with the crucifix in his hand,
is directing at what object
the cannon is to be pointed.
On the left side of the pic-
ture is seen Basilico Bog-
giero, a priest, who was
tutor to Palafox, celebrated
for his share in the defence,
and for his cruel fate when
he fell into the hands of the
enemy. He is writing a des-
patch to be sent by a car-
rier pigeon, to inform their
distant friends of the unsub-
dued energies of the place.
1829. 224 A Roman Princess, with her
attendant, washing the female
pilgrims' feet.
293 The confessional. Pilgrims con-
fessing in the Basilica of
St. Peter's.
298 The Pifferari. Calabrian shep-
herds, playing their hymns to
the Madonna when arriving
with the pilgrims in Rome.
403 The Guerilla's departure. He
is here taking leave of his
Carmelite confessor, to join
his confederates in war, and
from whom he is receiving
a light to his cigar to com-
fort him on commencing his
perilous journey.
N.B. — This picture and
Nos. 56 and 128 are part of
a series of subjects intended
to represent the class of
patriots in Spain which the
celebrated war of Independ-
ence of 1808 called into
action.
1830. 63 Portrait of King George the
Fourth, representing His
Majesty in the Highland dress
of the royal tartan, in which
he held his court in the
Palace of Holyrood House
on the 17th of August,
1822.
125 His Majesty King George the
Fourth, received by the
nobles and people of Scot-
land, upon his entrance to
the Palace of Holyrood
House, on the 15th of Au-
gust, 1822.
" We'll show him wit, we'll
show him lair.
With gallant lads and lasses
fair;
And what wad kind heart
wish for mair.
Carle, now the king's come ! "
—Sir Walter Scott.
In the principal station of
the picture is represented
the King, accompanied by
a page and the exon of the
yeomen of the guard, with
horsemen behind, announc-
ing, by sound of trumpet, to
270
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V
Wilkie, Sir David, R,A, — continued.
all ranks of his expecting
subjects, the arrival of the
Royal Visitor to the palace
of his ancestors.
In front of His Majesty
the Duke of Hamilton, first
peer of Scotland, in the plaid
of the Earls of Arran, is pre-
senting the keys of the palace
of which he is hereditary
keeper. On the right of the
King is the Duke of Mon-
trose, Lord Chamberlain,
pointing towards the en-
trance of the palace, where
is stationed the Duke of
Argyll, in his family tartan,
as hereditary keeper of the
household. Behind him is
the crown of Robert the
Bruce, supported by Sir
Alexander Keith, hereditary
knight marshal, attended by
his esquires, with the sceptre
and sword of state. Near
him is carried the mace of
the Exchequer, anciently the
chancellor's mace, when
Scotland was a separate king-
dom. On the left of the
picture, in the dress of the
royal archers who served as
the King's body guard, is
the late Earl of Hopetoun:
and close to him, in the
character of historian or
bard, is Sir Walter Scott.
These are accompanied by
a varied crowd, among whom
are some females and child-
ren, pressing forward with
eagerness to see and to wel-
come their Sovereign upon
this joyous and memorable
occasion.
1830. 375 The Guerilla's return to his
family, being the concluding
subject of a series of four
pictures, representing scenes
characteristic of the events
of the late war in Spain.
491 A Spanish Senoritta, with her
nurse of the Asturias, walk-
ing in the Prado of Madrid.
1 83 1. 6a Lady Lyndhurst.
91 Viscount Melville. Painted by
order for the University of
St Andrews, of which his
Lordship is Chancellor.
1832. 71 His Majesty King William IV.
134 The preaching of Knox before
the Lords of the Congr^a-
tion, loth June, 1559. "In
Dr. M'Crie's Life of this
extraordinary person is de-
scribed the event this pic-
ture is intended to represent,
which took place during the
regency of Mary of Guise,
in the parish church of St.
Andrews in Fifeshire, where
John Knox, having just ar-
rived from Geneva, after an
exile of thirteen years, in
defiance of a threat of as-
sassination, and while an
army in the field was watch-
ing the proceedings of his
party, appeared in the pulpit
and discoursed to a numer-
ous assembly, including
many of the clergy, when
such was the influence of
his doctrine, that the pro-
vost, bailies, and inhabitants
harmoniously agreed to set
up the reformed worship in
the town. The church was
stripped of all images and
pictures, and the monas-
teries were pulled down.
"Close to the pulpit on
the right of Knox are Richard
Ballenden, his amanuensis,
with Christopher Goodman,
his colleague; and, in black,
the Knight Templar, Sir
James Sandilands, in whose
house at Calder the first
Protestant sacrament was re-
ceived. Beyond the latter,
in the scholar's cap and
gown, is that accomplished
student of St. Andrews, the
Admirable Crichton. Under
the pulpit is Thomas Wood,
the precentor, with his hour-
glass; the schoolboy below
is John Napier, Baron of Mer-
chiston, inventor of the log-
arithms; and further to the
right is a child, which has
been brought to be bap-
tized when the discourse is
over.
" On the other side of the
picture, in red, is the Lord
James Stuart, afterwards
Regent Murray, beyond is
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
271
the Earl of Glencaime; and
in front, resting on his sword,
is the Earl of Morton; be-
hind whom is the Earl of
Argyll, whose countess, the
half-sister of Queen Mary,
and the lady in attendance
upon her, make up the chief
light of the picture.
" Above this group is John
Hamilton, Archbishop of St.
Andrews, supported by the
Bishop Beatoun, of Glasgow,
with Quintus Kennedy, the
Abbot of Cross Raguel, who
maintained against Knox a
fierce disputation.
"In the gallery is Sir
Patrick Learmouth, Provost
of St. Andrews, and Laird
of Dairsie, and with him two
of the bailies. The boy on
their left is Andrew Mel-
ville, successor of Knox; and
beyond him, with other Pro-
fessors of St. Andrews, is
the. learned Buchanan; at
the back of the gallery a
crucifix, attracting the re-
gard of the Catholic peni-
tents, and in the obscurity
above is an escutcheon to
the memory of Cardinal
Beaton."
(Principal Painter in Ordinary
to His Majesty.)
7, Terrace, Kensington,
1833. 134 Spanish Monks, a scene wit-
nessed in a Capuchin Con-
vent at Toledo.
140 His Majesty King William IV
in the uniform of the Royal
Grenadier Guards.
207 H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex,
Earl of Inverness, in the cos-
tumeof a Highland Chieftain.
1834. 54 The Duke of Wellington in the
uniform of Constable of the
Tower, with his charger,
painted for the Merchant
Tailors' Company, to be
placed in their Hall in the
City of London.
122 Not at home.
134 Portrait of the Queen in the
dress worn by Her Majesty
at the Coronation.
148 Spanish mother.
" Come, thou child of life and
light,
Come with kisses, come with
smiles.
With thy sallies of delight.
Freaks and fantasies and
wiles —
Come, in pretty sportive fear.
Hide thy face and nestle here."
1834 322 The late Sir John Leslie, Pro-
fessor of Natural Philosophy
in the University of Edin-
burgh.
583 Portrait of a lady.
1835. 64 Christopher Columbus explain-
ing the project of his intended
voyage for the discovery of
the New World, in the
convent of La Rabida.
" A stringer travelling on
foot, accompanied by a young
boy, stopped one day at the
gate of a convent of Francis-
can friars, dedicated to Santa
Maria de Rabida, and asked
of the porter a little bread
and water for his child ; while
receiving this humble refresh-
ment, the guardian of the
convent, Friar Juan Perez de
Marchena, happening to pass
by, was struck by the appear-
ance of the stranger, and ob-
serving from his air and
accent that he was a foreigner,
entered into conversation
with him. That stranger was
Columbus."
The conference which fol-
lowed, remarkable for open-
ing a brighter prospect in
the fortunes of Columbus,
forms the subject of the pic-
ture, in which he is repre-
sented seated at the convent
table, with the prior on his
right, to whom he is explain-
ing on a chart the theory
upon which his long contem-
plated discovery is founded.
At his left is his son Diego,
with a small Italian grey-
hound at his feet, supposed
to have accompanied them
on their voyage from Genoa.
At the other side of the
picture, resting on the table,
is the physician of Palos,
Garcia Fernandez, who from
scientific knowledge, ap-
proved of the enterprise, and
whose testimony has re-
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
>
Wilkie, Sir David, R, A, —continued,
corded this event. Behind
him, with the telescope in
his hand, is Martin Alonzo
Pinzon, one of the most in-
telligent sea-captains of his
day, who, though tarnished
in his fame by subsequent
desertion, concurred in the
practicability of his plans,
assisted in the outfit of the
expedition, and sailed with
Columbus. With this sup-
port in confirmation of his
own judgment, the prior
Juan Perez became the friend
and benefactor of Columbus,
received his son into the
convent to be educated, and
furnished to himself a recom-
mendation to Fernando de
Talavera, confessor to the
Queen, which eventually ob-
tained for him the assistance
of the Court in his adventure,
and to Spain the credit of
his great discovery.
The above particulars were
first made known to the
English reader in the recent
Life of Columbus, by Mr.
Washington Irving.
1835. 88 The first ear-ring.
113 Field-Marshal the Duke of
Wellington in the dress
worn by His Grace on active
service.
127 Sancho Panza in the days of
his youth. (Spanish quota-
tion from Don Quixote^
"37 Sir James M*Grigor, Bart.,
Director General of the
Army Medical Department.
Painted for the Society of
the medical officers of the
army.
299 The late Rev. Edward Irving.
1836. 60 The peep-o'-day boy's cabin,
in the west of Ireland.
116 The Duke of Wellington, re-
presenting His Grace writing
to the King of France on
the night before the Battle
of Waterloo.
123 The first ear-ring. " II faut
souffrir pour etre belle." 1
124 The Emperor Napoleon with •
Pope Pius the Seventh at ;
Fontainbleau in the month
of January, 181 3. See Sir I
Walter Scotfs Life of Napo-
leon,
1836. 320 Lord Montagu.
423 J. Esdaile, Esq.
(Knighted.)
Vicarage Place^ Kensington,
1837. 67 His Majesty King William IV.
119 Mary Queen of Scots escaping
from Loch Leven Castle.
The chief deviser of this
enterprise was George Doug-
las, younger son of the
family of Lochleven, whom
the Queen had gained over
by the prospect of high
favour and distinction to
attempt her deliverance.
He is here represented with
the keys in one hand, ob-
tained by stealth from his
elder brother, the keeper,
while, with the other, he is
handing the Queen into the
boat, to be conveyed across
the lake, where his horses
were waiting to expedite her
flight to Nidderie. Behind
the Queen are the Lady
Fleming, Catherine Seaton,
and Ronald Graeme, as de-
scribed by Sir Walter Scott
in his tale of " The Abbott."
144 The Empress Josephine and
the fortune-teller. "When
fortune placed a crown upon
Josephine's head, she told
me that the event, extraor-
dinary as it was, had been
predicted. It is certain she
put faith in fortune-tellers."
— Burien,
The event this picture is
intended to represent took
place in the island of Mar-
tinique, in the West Indies,
of which Josephine was a
native, when a negress, who
offered to tell the fortunes
of the party, on looking at
her hand, expressed un-
wonted surprise at the des-
tiny it indicated, which she
said was, that Josephine
should have a crown put
upon her head, and be
greater than a queen. This
prediction, naturally trea-
sured by herself, is known
to have been currently re-
ported and believed in
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
273
France, long before its re-
markable accomplishment
took place in her coronation
as Empress.
1837. 180 The Earl of Tankerville.
358 The Cotter's Saturday Night.
" The cheerfu' supper done,
wi' serious face, etc." —
Bums,
431 Portrait of a gentleman read-
ing.
719 The late Sir William Knigh-
ton, Bart.
1838. 60 Our Sovereign, Queen Victoria,
presiding at the Council,
upon Her Majesty's acces-
sion to the Throne, on the
20th of June, 1837. The
Queen is represented seated
at the head of the Council
table, and holds in her hand
the most gracious declara-
tion then addressed by Her
Majesty to the Lords and
others of the Council then
assembled, of whom the
following portraits, in the
order in which they are
placed on the canvas, are in-
troduced.
Behind Her Majesty's
chair are the Duke of Argyll,
the Earl of Albemarle, the
Right Hon. George Byng
and C. C. Greville, Esq.
In front of the royal chair,
and beginning at the left
hand of the Queen, are the
Marquess of Lansdown, Lord
President of the Council,
the Marquess of Anglesea,
the Lord Chancellor, Lord
Howick, Lord John Russell,
the Right Hon. the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer,
Lord Melbourne, Lord Pal-
merston, the Right Hon.
the Speaker of the House of
Commons, Earl Grey, the
Earl of Carlisle, Lord Den-
man, the Right Hon. Thomas
Erskine, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, Lord Morpeth,
Lord Aberdeen, Lord Lynd-
hurst. His Majesty the King
of Hanover, the Duke of
Wellington, the Earl of Jer-
sey, the Right Hon. J. W.
Croker, the Right Hon. Sir
Robert Peel, Bart., H.R.H.
viii.
the Duke of Sussex, Lord
Holland, the Attorney-Gene-
ral, the Marquess of Salis-
bury, Lord Burghersh, and
the Lord Mayor of the city
of London.
1838. 200 Daniel O'Connell, M.P.
201 The bride at her toilet on the
day of her wedding.
275 Mrs. Maberley.
422 Thomas Daniell, R.A.
739 Portrait of a young lady.
1839. 65 Sir David Baird discovering
the body of Sultaun Tippoo
Saib, after having captured
Seringapatam, on the 4th of
May, 1799. The division of
the besieging army destined
for the assault, which Major-
General Baird had volun-
teered to command, having
become masters of this im-
portant fortress, the fall of
which involved the ultimate
settlement of the British
power in India, still General
Baird considered the victory
incomplete until the per-
sonal fate of Tippoo could
be ascertained.
" About dusk General
Baird, in consequence of in-
formation he had received
at the Palace, came with
lights to the gate, accom-
panied by the late Killadar
of the Fort, and others, to
search for the body of the
Sultaun; and after much
labour it was found, and
brought from under a heap
of slain to the inside of the
gate. The countenance was
in no way distorted; but had
an expression of stern com-
posure. His turban, jacket,
and sword-belt were gone;
but the body was recognized
by some of his people who
were there to be the Sultaun."
— Theodore Hook,
General Baird, who is
standing in the gateway un-
der which Tippoo received
his death wound, is supposed
to be giving orders that the
body should carried to the
Palace; and below his feet,
in the parapet wall, is a
grating here introduced as
NN
274
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wilkie, Sir David, R,A,— continued,
giving light to the dungeon
in which he had been for
nearly four years immured
by Hyder Ally and his son, |
the same Tippoo Sultaun,
who, by a remarkable dis-
pensation of Providence, he
now finds prostrate at his
feet, bereft of his crown, his
kingdom and his life.
1839. 154 "Grace before meat."
"A lowly cot where social
board is spread,
The simple owner seated at its
head;
His bonnet lifts and doth to
Heaven appeal,
To grant a blessing on the
humble meal, etc."
MS, — Countess of Bless-
ington,
242 Matthew Prime Lucas, Esq.,
Alderman, President of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital .
Painted by order of the
Governors,
263 The grandfather; being por-
traits of Joseph Wilson,
Esq., and his grandson,
Joseph Loyd Brereton. " So
let us welcome peaceful
evening in."
503 Master Robert J. Donne.
1840. 48 Benvenuto Cellini presenting,
for the approval of Pope
Paul in, a silver censer of
his own workmanship.
62 Queen Victoria in the robes of
state in which Her Majesty
meets the Parliament.
no Viscount Arbuthnott, Lord-
Lieutenant of Kincardine-
shire. Painted^ by order, for
the County, to be placed in the
County Hall, in Stonehaven,
112 A sketch for a picture. From
the Gentle Shepherd of
Allan Ramsay. " My Peggy
sings sae saftly, etc."
132 Mrs. Hamilton Nisbett Fergu-
son of Raith.
252 The Irish whiskey still.
276 The Hookabadar.
584 The disabled commodore in
his retirement at Greenwich
Hospital, 1800.
1 84 1. 67 The student.
116 Sir Peter Laurie, Alderman
(the late).
1842. 50 Portraits; a family group.
116 His Highness Muhemed Ali,
Pacha of Egypt.
1 1 7 His Imperial Majesty the Sultan
Abdul Meedgid.
7 14 Sketch of aTurkish letter writer.
WILKIN, Charles.
Miniature Painter.
52, Wells Street, Oxford Street,
1783. 297 Portrait of a child.
1784. 263 A school boy.
23, Queen Anne Street East,
1785. 344 Portrait of a foreign nobleman.
83, Queen Anne Street,
1786. 2 Portrait of a gentleman in a
Turkish dress.
358 Portrait of a lady.
360 do. young gentleman.
1787. 247 La Verginella.
1788. 192 Portrait of a young gentleman.
222 do. clergyman. {Mr,
Clarke,)
576 {Put to Wilkin in the index,
but by S, Atkins in the cata-
logue,)
1789. 337 Portrait of a gentleman.
457 Boys.
458 do.
1 2, Ranelagh Place, Pimlico,
1 791. 150 Portrait of a gentleman. {Dr,
Parsons,)
1792. 272 Portrait of a clergyman.
1794. 445 A portrait.
19, Eaton Place, PinUico,
1796. 620 A portrait.
1797. 600 Portrait of a child.
1798. 828 Portrait.
1800. 841 Mrs. Brown.
7, Charlotte Street,
Buckingham Gate,
1803. 825 The Earl of Suffolk.
1805. 297 Mrs. and Miss A. Flint.
616 The Countess of I^udoun and
Moira.
1807. 391 Ophelia. Vide Hamlet, act iv,
scene 10.
1808. 567 The late Mrs. Arbuthnot.
WILKIN, Frank W Painter.
Master Wilkin,
7, Charlotte Street,
Buckingham Gate,
1806. 672 Portrait of a gentleman.
729 The Rev. J. Clarke.
780 Mr. A. Rae.
1807. 775 Portrait of himself.
904 do. an artist.
929 do. a child.
934 Master Robinson.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
275
1808. 644
723
743
753
781
799
1809. 603
1811. 376
4>9
1813. 784
1820. 156
»75
242
402
1837. 110
H5
1838. 517
1841. 703
7, Charlotte Street^
Buckingham Gate.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and
family.
Mrs. Buller.
Sir W. Parsons.
Mr. Clarke.
Mrs. Edwards.
Dr. Pemberton.
Portraits of three children of
Sir W. Clayton, Bart.
F, W. Wilkins,
7, Charlotte Street,
Buckingham Gate,
The Rev. E. Copleston, P.P.
Dr. G. C. Monteath.
F. Wilkin,
7, Charlotte Street,
Buckingham Gate,
Sir Sidney Smith.
F, W, Wilkins,
7, Charlotte Street,
Buckingham Gate,
Anthony Clarke, Esq.
Lord Hubert Stuart.
Portrait of a gentleman,
do. do.
20, Newman Street,
Portrait of a lady.
Edward Tuson, Esq., Surgeon
to the Middlesex Hospital.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Occola Nickkanochee, Prince
of Econchotti, a young
Seminole Indian.
WILKIN, Henry.
Miniature Painter.
20, Newman Street,
1 83 1. 705 Portrait of a lady.
718 Madame de la Voye.
744 Portrait of a gentleman.
819 do. lady.
823 do. gentleman.
847 do. young lady.
870 Monsieur de la Voye.
884 Portrait of a lady.
H. Wilkins,
20, Newman Street,
1832. 757 Mrs. Gray.
852 Portrait of a lady.
867 do. do.
875 do. an artist.
909 Portraits of the sons of — Mar-
shall, Esq.
H, Wilkin, 20, Netvman Street,
1833. 856 Lord Gilford.
882 Portrait of a lady.
909 do. do.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
924 Lady GifTord.
679 Lady Muncaster and daughter.
810 Portrait of a gentleman.
843 do. lady.
421 do. do.
640 do. do.
708 Miss Murry.
802 Portrait of a gentleman.
645 do. lady.
646 Miss Romer of the Theatre
Royal, Co vent Garden.
687 Portrait of a lady in a Greek
costume.
William Whateley, Esq.
Portraits of the sons of Charles
Bielefield, Esq.
Lieut.-Colonel Cecil Bisshopp,
C.B., nth Foot.
Charles Pole, Esq.
628 The sisters.
828 Portrait of a gentleman.
829 do. lady.
941 Miss Mary Ann Baily.
Portrait of a lady.
Miss Bennett.
916 Portrait from memory of the
late Colonel Frank Russell.
The Rev. J. Hussey.
Miss Howsley.
930 Master Howsley.
1017 Portrait of a lady.
683 Octavius Smith, Esq.
715 Miss C. Johnstone.
756 The Hon. Charlotte Bateman
Hanbury.
823 John Antony, Esq.
842 Portrait of a gentleman.
830
853
812
899
868
917
870
921
842
749
do. lady,
do. gentleman.
664 Mrs. E. Clayten.
785 Portrait of a child.
do. young gentleman.
Thomas W. Powell, Esq., of
Leamington.
860 His Excellency Prince Castel-
cicala, Sicilian Ambassador.
940 Mrs. Edward Pelly, of Berre-
gard, Norway.
1005 Campbell D. Morgan, Esq.
1032 Vernon Heath, Esq.
WILKIN, Miss Painter.
1859. 1 149 Old court of the Palazzo Mattei,
Rome.
WILKIN S, Miss Amy A. ... Sculptor.
46, Blenheim Crescent,
Ladbroke Grove,
1904. 18 1 3 Life's problem; statuette.
276
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILKINS, George Painter.
Milestone Edge^
Duffield, Derby,
1884. 643 Peat bog between Llyn Ogwen
and Capel Curig.
WILKINS, J Painter.
21, Castle Street^
Oxford Market,
1795. 60 Engagement between the
Blanche frigate and the le
Pique.
1796. 269 Portraits of a gentleman and
his horse.
1797. I la A sea shore with fishermen.
1798. 280 A shipwreck off the Isle of
Wight
1799. 74 A view of Deal — Fishermen
going out.
T. Wilkins,
44, Goodge Street^
Tottenham Court Road,
1800. 258 A Shipwreck.
WILKINS, John Painter.
y. WilkinSy Junr,
1796. 822 St. Ethelbert's Gate, Norwich.
WILKINS, J. F... Miniature Painter.
79, High Holborn,
1835. 618 T. Bock, Esq.
1836. 619 The Hon. Miss Arundel.
WILKINS, J. H Painter.
55, Marsham Street^
Westminster,
1815. 369 AUington Castle, Kent.
1 8 16. 89 Cottages from nature.
34, Snargate Street^ Lambeth,
18 1 7. 289 An Italian scene.
2, Pratt Street^ Lambeth,
1818. 213 Cottages near Brussels.
12, Villiers Street^ Strand,
1819. 120 Cottage near Windsor.
2, Pratt Street^ Lambeth,
1820. 107 AUington Castle, Kent.
182 1. 197 Bridge over the river Arques,
near Dieppe.
WILKINS, Miss Mary A Painter.
Cattestock Rectory^ Dorchester,
1887. 1511 The Rev. A. D. Wilkins.
WILKINS, Robert Painter.
Bell Yard
1772. 280 A northeast view of the city,
mole, and fortifications of
Algiers, in Barbary.
I, Hyde Street^
Bloomsbury Market,
^711- 370 A storm.
371 Mackrell.
1779. 350 The engagement between the
English and French Fleets
on the 27th of July, 1778.
1781. 116 A storm.
WILKINS, W Architect.
1780. 464 Two designs for pannels.
— Wilkins^ Junr,^ Norwich.
1 78 1. 442 Design for a ceiling.
1782. 517 Plan of Norwich Cathedral.
524 Section of Norwich Cathedral
from east to west.
W, Wilkins,
St, Giles, Norwich.
1783. 4>9 View of the nave of Norwich
Cathedral.
'785. 458 The choir of Norwich Cathe-
dral.
1786. 545 South west view of St. Stephen's
Church, Norwich.
589 South east view of Norwich
Castle from the Fosse.
1787. 463 Perspective view of the lava-
tories in the cloister of Nor-
wich Cathedral.
612 South east view of Norwich
Castle.
WILKINS, Mrs.... Miniature Painter.
1813. 415 Portrait of a child.
WILKINS, William, i?.^.... Architect.
12, Wardour Street,
1799. 511 View of the Porta Honoris, or
entrance to Caius College,
Cambridge.
909 Design for improving the seat
of a nobleman in Notting-
hamshire.
Caius College, Cambridge.
1805. 667 A Design for the new collie
proposed to be built at
Cambridge.
673 Design for intended entrance
proposed to be built at
Cambridge.
W, Wilkins, Junr.,
Caius College, Cambridge.
1806. 934 Design for the East India Col-
lege, Herts.
1808. 908 New entrance to Lower
Assembly Rooms, Bath.
911 Villa at North Berwick for Sir
H. D. Hamilton, Bart.
966 do. do. do.
973 do. do. do.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
277
1809.
752
764
773
874
I8I0.
826
840
891
I8I7.
878
890
938
993
1820.
917
940
I82I.
959
991
IOCS
1823.
95 1
958
1824.
855
885
963
1825.
975
976
1826.
1012
1827.
969
970
972
1050
1828.
1003
IV. Wilkins,
30, Bedford Place^
Russell Square.
The Grange, Hampshire, for
H. Drummond, Esq.
Entrance to Lower Assembly
Rooms, Bath.
The Grange, Hampshire.
Naval Column to the memory
of Lord Nelson at Dublin.
II, New Cavendish Street.
King's College, Chapel, Cam-
bridge.
do. do. do.
Entrance to Downing College,
Cambridge.
36, Weymouth Street^
Portland Place.
Bolhamsell Church, Notts.
Building for the Park of Sir
R. C. Hoare, Bart.
Tregothnan, near Truro, for
Lord Falmouth.
Dalmeny, near Edinburgh, for
the Earl of Rosebery.
The Grange, Hampshire.
Fitzwilliam Museum, etc.,
Cambridge.
Nelson monument, Yarmouth.
New church, Nottingham.
Dunmore Park, Stirlingshire,
for the Earl of Dunmore.
W. Wilkins, M.A.
Quadrangle, Trinity College,
Cambridge.
Quadrangle, Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Quadrangle of Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge.
New Building at King's Col-
lege, Cambridge.
Gateway, etc.. King's College,
Cambridge.
New buildings. King's College,
Cambridge.
Gateway, etc.. King's College,
Cambridge.
(Elected R.A.)
Model of the tower of Water-
loo, 280 feet high, etc.
With/. P. Gandy.
University of London.
do. do.
Quadrangle, King's College,
Cambridge.
King's Quadrangle of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
Mansion at Bylaugh, Norfolk,
for Edward Lombe, Esq.
1828. 1007 Gateway, etc.. King's College,
Cambridge.
1016 London University.
1 1 17 St. George's Hospital.
1835. 984 Design for Duke of York's
Column.
1031 National Gallery and Royal
Academy now in progress.
1837. 1014 Design for a Hospital.
1016 do. do.
1022 do. do.
1034 Triumphal entrance to the
Horse Guards, designed to
commemorate the services
of a deceased Field Marshal,
and approved by His late
Majesty George IV.
1064 King's College Chapel, Cam-
bridge, etc.
1079 do. do.
1838. 1069 Downing College, Cambridge.
1077 East India College, Hailey-
bury.
WILKINS, W. Noy Painter.
W. H. Wilkins,
32, Harrington Street North.
1852. 321 View from Killiney beach.
W. Noy Wilkins,
31, Mulgrave Street^
Kingstown^ near Dublin.
1855. 456 Study on Killiney beach, county
Dublin.
WILKINSON, , Junr. ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1783. 453 Landscape; a drawing.
WILKINSON, Charles A. ... Painter.
Clifton Lodge^
St. John's Wood.
24 On the Thames below Med-
menham.
18, Fitzroy Street.
338 The mountain of clouds. See
Arabian Nights.
478 Dartmoor, 'north-west quarter.
1045 Rest.
274 Morning.
683 O'er breezy hills.
132 Pathways of light.
1246 The first breath of autumn.
585 An October evening.
1883.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1892.
WILKINSON, EdwardjClegg.
Painter.
102, Aldemey Street^ PimHco.
1884. 10 1 9 Sunny days.
296, Kin^s Roady Chelsea.
1888. 538 Miss Julia P. Boynton.
278
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wilkinson, Edward Clegg — continued.
1888.
552 Mrs. Charles B. Windeler.
92, Fellowes Road,
1890.
1333 The Sunflower. "Once in a
golden hour I cast to earth
a seed, etc." — Tennyson,
1891.
401 In loving memory.
Rowsley^ Holland Park Road.
1894.
355 Cecil A. ArkcoU, Esq.
18, Campden House Road,
1895.
44 Mrs. Clegg Wilkinson.
1896.
481 An autumn lamb.
1903.
861 At the orchard gate.
1904.
422 The mill on the stream.
WILKINSON, Miss Ellen ... Painter.
51, Rathbone Place,
1875. 2 Bon soir!
51, Rathbone Place ^ and
Chelmsford,
1876. 398 " Do you like butter? "
WILKINSON, G Architect.
1843. 12 1 2 New Poor House, Carlow.
WILKINSON, Miss Gcorgiana.
Painter.
1 2, Douro Place ^ Kensington,
1855. 1 164 Interior of Trinity College
chapel, Cambridge.
1856. 1 112 Interior of dining hall, Trinity
College, Cambridge.
1857. 1 102 Interior of York Minster.
1865. 828 The Hall of Ambassadors,
Seville.
1866. 781 do. do. do.
1867. 909 Seville Cathedral, from a win-
dow of the Alcazar.
1868. 888 In the Alcazar, Seville.
1870. 715 Via Santa Reparata,
WILKINSON, Henry Dymokc.
Architect.
22, Carburton Street
1887. 1609 Study for Anglican church.
5, Great Percy Street,
1888. 1835 An Elizabethan residence.
1889. 1947 Church of St. Ethelburga.
34, Granville Square,
1892. 1692 A memorial church.
1894. 1661 St Philip's, Clerkenwell.
1897. 1867 Drawing-room fireplace.
WILKINSON, Horace.
Stained Glass Painter.
109, Great Russell Street,
1903. 1506 Design for a stained glass win-
dow.
WILKINSON, Hugh Painter.
The Lawn, Ealing,
1875. 764 Study in Devonshire.
1876. 805 do. in Wales.
845 do. on the Thames.
853 do. from nature.
1878. 724 do. in spring.
1879. 7^4 do. from nature.
IVinton House^ Ealing,
1881. 941 A study.
948 do.
1884. 1 117 A study in Autumn.
1885. 1313 do. do.
1886. 74 Sunlight.
507 Winter Sunlight.
1888. 325 Early spring.
585 Sunny afternoon.
641 A stormy morning.
1889. 389 A study.
1048 A New Forest Road.
1 1 34 In the New Forest.
1890. 514 A calm day on the coast, North
Wales.
691 Winter sunlight in the forest.
8i8 Low tide on the Welsh Coast.
Oak House^ Brockenhurst,
1 89 1. 717 A summer calm.
1122 Afternoon in the forest.
1895. 513 On the coast, Anglesey.
565 A Hampshire Common.
855 A Welsh Cottage.
1897. 593 Shattered.
665 Midsummer in the forest.
Beachern JVood, Brockenhurst,
1903. 989 In the Austrian Tyrol.
WILKINSON, Miss Laura... Painter.
2, Lmver Por Chester Street,
1856. 921 Fruit.
WILKINSON, Miss Maude I.
Miniature Painter.
Limners holme.
Old Bushey, Herts,
1899. 1280 Head of old woman.
1900. 1526 Isabel, daughter of Lieut.-Col.
J. E. Baines.
1904. 1294 Study of a girPs head.
WILKINSON, M. R ... Painter.
1843. ^^^^ Portrait of my sister.
WILKINSON, Norman Painter.
2 la, Camden Road,
1903. 469 In touch with the enemy; naval
manoeuvres.
1904. 35 A frigate action.
354 The eyes of the fleet.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
279
WILKINSON, Robert Painter.
58, In the Mi f lories,
1776. 325 An oval landscape.
326 A small landscape.
373 A landscape.
1778. 340 View of Knowle Park, Kent.
341 An oval landscape.
342 A small landscape.
343 do. do.
WILKINSON, R.
Miniature Painter.
16, Little Knight Rider Street.
1788. 339 An old lady.
231, Piccadilly.
1789. 304 Portrait of a lady.
WILKINSON, R. Ellis Painter.
R, E, Wilkinson, Harrow,
1876. 166 "Under the opening eyelids
of the morn."
1877. 71 A spring morning; by the
UndercliflF, Isle of Wight.
Holne, Ashburton, Devon,
1882. 22 His last resource.
1883. 806 End of the crabbing season.
17, Grosvenor Place, Bath,
1885. 1132 Summer afternoon.
St, Ives, Cornwall,
1887. 529 Crispin's triumph.
1294 Feeding the ducks.
1888. 1013 Jolly strollers.
1889. **^7 Winter on the marsh.
1890. 1325 "Does mother want me?"
WILKINSON, Robert Stark.
Architect.
5, Mount Pleasant,
Barnsbury Square,
1877. 1157 Show rooms for Doulton and
Co., Lambeth.
WILKINSON, Thomas W.
Sculptor.
54, Waverley Road,
Great Norton, Bradford,
1903. 1772 Baby; medallion.
WILKINSON, W Architect.
Beaumont Street, Oxford,
1862. 899 Crosby House, Bishopsgate
Street.
1864. 774 New Library, University Union
Society.
1865. 791 Randolph Hotel, Oxford.
WILLCOCK, George Burrell.
Painter.
95, Albany Street,
Regenfs Park,
1846. 1223 Study from nature.
1847. 581 Near Moreton, Devon.
1210 Holly Street Mill, Devon.
1849. 30 Study from nature.
996 do. do.
1850. 217 Gipsy tent; study from na-
ture.
358 Cornfield near Sandgate.
1086 Study from nature — Stratford.
1 85 1. 155 Gipsy camps in Hainault
Forest.
209 do. do.
210 View at Teignmouth, Devon.
520 A quiet spot, Devon.
WILLCOCKS, Miss Mabel... Painter.
5, New Court, Carey Street,
1899. 429 Portrait of a lady.
1 90 1. 3 F. H. Willcocks, Esq.
1904. 1375 An Australienne.
WILL^ME, Florente Sculptor.
Levalloes, Perret,
Rue Boileau 9, Paris,
1867. 1 118 Luke Limner, F.S.A.
{Jhe name is probably Willims,)
WILLENICH, M Painter.
96, Mount Street,
1879. 1 186 The Mersey at Liverpool.
1274 Brest Harbour, France.
WILLES, J Architect.
4, Nassau Street,
1838. 1186 Interior of Tewksbury Abbey
Church; view taken from
the west door.
1 23 1 South-East view of Tewksbury
Abbey Church.
WILLES, William Painter.
1820. 367 Landscape: Scene from the
Palace of ^gisthus; from
the Electra of Sophocles —
Orestes, reported to be
killed, presents his supposed
ashes to his sister Electra,
before he discloses himself.
22, Charlotte Street,
182 1. 182 Bear Island, Bantry Bay, Ire-
land.
28o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Willes, William — continued.
41, Marlborough Street,
1824. 498 A serenade. ''Soft stillness
and the night Become the
touches of sweet harmony."
— Merchant of Venice,
Cork.
1826. 301 River scene: a boy going
adrift.
330 A View of London from the
Pits Field, Greenwich —
groupe of Gypsies, pen-
sioners, etc.
1829. 62 Midsummer Night's Dream;
Titania and Oberon, recon-
ciled, retiring. Puck removes
the ass*s head from Bottom
who wakes. ^^ Bottom. I have
had a most rare vision. I
have had a dream, etc."
177 View looking over Dirrikurrchy
towards Killarney, from the
new road.
426 Flesh bridge, Killarney.
20, Charles Street^ Berners St.
1 83 1. 374 The water-log. "That ship
shall never reach a shore,
etc."
38, Keppel Street.
1848. 753 The Round Tower, on the
Island of Scottery, river
Shannon, as seen from a
chapel attached to St. Sen-
anus's Cathedral.
WILLETT, Arthur Painter.
39, Ship Street^ Brighton.
1883. 1026 Sheltered corner in March.
1884. 933 A trout stream in Berkshire.
1885. 1236 Mill stream, Arundel, Sussex;
early spring.
1886. 1279 Near Ashford Ford, Middlesex.
1887. 1053 "The south wind blew softly
although it was March."
1229 Harvest time in Surrey.
1888. 1383 A bright day in the forest;
late autumn.
WILLGOHS, G Sculptor.
Berlin.
1858. 1277 H.R.H.The Princess Frederick
William of Prussia.
WILLIAM-STOTT. 5^^Stottof Old-
ham, vol. vii, page 286.
WILLIAMS. See H. J. Boddington,
vol. i, page 216.
WILLIAMS,
Painter.
BcUk.
1785. 92 Portrait of a gentleman.
1792. 15 A View.
WILLIAMS, Alfred Painter.
Church Field, Salisbury.
1880. 841 In the Alps; buttresses of the
Grandes Jorasses.
1888. 1336 Harta Corrie, Skye.
1890. 1264 Glencoe crags.
1895. 907 Snow on the Cuchullins, Isle
of Skye.
WILLIAMS, Alfred Architect.
17, Onslow Gardens.
1886. 1669 London and County Bank,
Kensington.
34, Henrietta Street.
1899. 1733 54, Parliament Street.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Alfred. ^^ Miss
Florence Elizabeth Thomas, vol.
vii, page 357.
WILLIAMS, Alfred Walter.
Painter.
(Williams Family.)
100, Cromer Street^
Brunswick Square.
1843. 345 Old Mill, North Devon.
406 A lane in Devonshire.
1844. 59 On the Medwray — summer's
evening, moon rising.
615 Near Henley-on-Thames — rush
cutters.
1073 A shady lane, Kent; children
gathering water-cresses.
1845. '9^ Waterfowl shooting — on the
Thames, near Bray, Berks.
315 Sheep- washing, Kent.
554 A lane near Ashburton, Devon.
1011 A Devonshire mill — evening.
1846. 195 Eel traps on the Thames, near
Wargrave.
268 On the Thames, near Great
Marlow; eel spearing.
458 View near Falmouth, with the
Marracles in the distance —
sunset.
532 The Lake of Windermere, from
Wans Fell — midday.
690 A pond near Folkestone; Calais
in the distance.
32, Castle nau Villas^ Barnes.
1847. 179 Autumn; the shepherd's re-
pose.
572 Passing storm on the Thames.
658 Broad ford Mill, Horsmonden,
Kent.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
281
1848. 69
339
Kent;
1847. 1277 A mountain path near Roc,
North Wales — autumnal
evening.
On Folk Common,
passing showers.
The shepherd's boy returning
from the fells, near Amble-
side, Westmoreland.
Autumnal moonrise — View on
Sevenoaks Common, Kent.
A gust of wind and rain.
A quiet bend of the Thames.
Autumnal noon — ^View near
Betchworth, Surrey.
The approach of a storm.
Harvest time, stormy weather.
Returning from pasture to the
Glebe Farm.
A Valley lane.
Sheep washing.
Afternoon — rain clearing off.
A greenwood shade.
A calm — morning on the
Thames.
On the Thames at Magpie Ait.
A Welsh stream — morning.
Llyn Gwynant, North Wales —
autumnal noon.
A river bank — summer.
On Wimbledon Common, Sur-
rey — mid-day.
The Valley of Tyndrum, Perth-
r shire.
The shepherd's Sabbath even-
ing.
Llyn-Ddinas, North Wales —
early morning.
In the Welsh meadows — morn-
ing.
Crossing the common.
Florence Villa^ Wimbledon.
Passing showers.
Spring time.
Tending the flock.
Autumnal farming.
West Street^ Reigate,
Harvest time.
Summer.
A fresh breeze.
In the Val Leventina, St. Got-
hard Road, near Airolo.
The Mountains above Bellagio,
from Griante, Lago di Como.
Ruins of the Amphitheatre
Pozzuoli, Bay of Baise.
Golden acres.
On the Thames near Streatley.
Summer.
At Tyndrum, Argyleshire.
The pool of a mountain stream.
1849.
189
304
467
1850.
124
300
1851.
1852.
344
1246
425
782
928
1853.
1854.
56
454
477
1855.
691
286
»i53
1856.
989
1 198
1857.
450
557
1858.
1859.
316
1 102
797
848
i860.
I86I.
1862.
416
538
554
412
5>2
1863.
428
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
VIII
II
108
270
681
»57
1867. 361 Repose.
1868. 385 The Valley Streamlet. "Amid
the shaggy rocks, etc." —
Thomson,
1869. 235 A limpid pool.
FerncliffMead Vale, RedhilL
1870. 932 His voice is heard in the storm.
1871. 451 Autumnal morning in the Isle
of Skye.
1873. 17* Tenby Harbour.
1874. 65 Late Autumn on the Cumber-
• land Fells.
526 Langdale Pikes, from Low-
water Farm, near Coniston.
1875. 334 A fresh day on the Cornish
coast.
1876. 905 Gathering the herd. Isle of
Skye.
1877. 200 A Welsh stream.
1878. 264 Welsh moorlands. "The dis-
tant landscape draws not
nigh, For all our gazing."
1880. 377 Calm evening hour.
1883. 479 Light in the west: after rain.
1884. 397 A deer track. "Away to their
Highland home."
1887. 250 Gleams from the golden west —
after a stormy day.
1888. 786 A forest dell.
1890. 582 Thunder clouds.
WILLIAMS, Alyn.
Miniature Painter.
Clifton Hill Studios,
St. John's Wood.
1890. 1483 Miss Yarrow.
Brook Green Studios.
1893. 1227 Dorothy, daughter of Dr.
R. W. Branthwaite.
1272 The late Mr. W. Matthew
Williams.
1 29 1 A study.
1342 Mrs. Irene Osgood.
1894. 1291 J. Knight Barnard, Esq.
8, Holland Villas Road.
1899. 1357 Portrait of a lady.
1360 Miss Claire Halpike.
1900. 1440 Miss Lucy Wood.
62a, Grosvenor Street, W.
1 90 1. 1313 Portrait of a lady.
1362 Mrs. Alyn Williams.
1902. 1057 Evelyn, daughter of F. J.
Gould, Esq.
1058 Mrs. Harry Moncrieffe.
1059 Marjorie, daughter of Com-
mander F. K. Gibbons,
R.N.
1904. 1 1 15 The children of C. Taswell
Richardson, Esq.
1134 H.M. Queen Alexandra.
00
282
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILLIAMS, Miss Anne.
Crayon Painter.
35, Brewer S/,, Golden Square,
1778. 349 Portrait of a young lady; in
crayons.
350 Portrait of a young gentleman;
in crayons.
1779. 35 « A lady; in crayons.
WILLIAMS, Miss Annie Painter.
61, Rowan Rd,^ Hammersmith,
1892. 1460 Gray's Inn Hall.
1 90 1. 1515 Westminster Hall.
1903- »3«7 Court room, Vintners* Hall.
1904. 14 1 7 The Old Bailey.
WILLIAMS (A.) and STEPHENS
(C. W.) Architects.
22, Southampton Buildings,
1887. 1730 Junior Athenaeum Club.
WILLIAMS, Miss A. Florence.
Painter.
84, Angel Road^ Brixton.
1885. 943 A type of spring.
1886. 791 EngUsh preserves.
1888. 627 Sea jewels.
7, New Courts Carey Street,
1899. 811 Golden sheaves.
1904. 220 A little Dutch maiden.
WILLIAMS, A. Sheldon Painter.
Hartley^ Wintney^ Winchfield,
1867. 189 The startled squirrel.
Woodside^ Evetham^ Winchfield,
1872. 1045 Camp of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales, Bramshill Park, Sep-
tember, 187 1. Painted by
command,
1874. 329 Troop horses returning from
watering.
(The late.)
1881. 950 Study of a calf.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin. See Leader,
B. W., R,A,, vol. V, page 9.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin Painter.
94, Lee Bank Road^
Birmingham,
1904. 945 Meditation.
WILLIAMS, C... Miniature Painter.
Hampstead Road,
1825. 356 View in Essex.
856 Portrait of a gentleman.
26, Aldgate,
1826. 589 do. lady.
608 do. gentleman.
733 do. young lady.
WILLIAMS, Hon. Captain... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1840. 262 Head of a Spanish girl.
WILLIAMS, Miss Carolina P.
Painter.
4, Castlenau Cottages, Barnes.
1858. 312 At Weybridge.
i860. 315 On Walton Common, Surrey.
1 86 1. 543 Winter.
1863. 546 Near Barmouth, North Wales.
1864. 263 Cottage near Ripley, Surrey.
1865. 220 Evening on the Thames.
1867. 393 On the Thames, Sonning.
1 868. 190 On Walton Common, Surrey.
191 On the Coast, Littlehampton.
1870. 534 Looking across Langston Har-
bour.
1873. 1078 Summer evening. "The cur-
few tolls the knell of parting
day."
1874. 547 Early night, Littlehampton.
1876. 150 Pembroke, South Wales.
WILLIAMS, Charles Frederick.
Painter.
88, Norton Street.
1845. 909 View on the Bovey.
3, Portsdown Park,
Southampton.
1858. 854 The rivals, from Clynnogbeach,
Carnarvonshire.
1859. 1 181 Lynmouth, from the landing-
place.
9, Park Place, Southampton,
1 86 1. 768 Fishing boats at Beer.
Bath Cottage,
Bitterne, Southampton.
1873. 780 Rival Mountains, from Carnar-
von Bay.
1879. ^46 Beach at Beer, Devon, looking
east.
WILLIAMS^ Christopher;... Painter.
1 8, Kensington Court Place.
1902. 12 Paolo and Francesco.
1903. 49 My father.
54* The Orangery, Margam.
WILLIAMS, C. W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 8. 77> A ruin.
12, Villiers Street.
1819. 992 Gothic ruins.
995 do.
WILLIAMS, Edward Painter.
(Father of the Williams Family.)
14, Percy Street.
1 8 14. 246 A river scene.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
283
49, Foley Street,
1816. 829 Landscape — Summer evening.
" The curfew tolls the bell of
parting day, etc." — Gray,
6, Charlotte Street,
1824. 281 Portrait of a student.
100, Cromer Street^
Brunswick Square,
1843. 398 Watering cattle.
1203 Hollington church, New Has-
tings.
E, Williams, Senr,
1844. 17 Landscape and cattle — noon.
509 Near Staines — moon rising.
1845. 530 A village forge — moonlight.
568 A towing-path near Wargrave.
10+4 Landscape and cattle — milking
time.
32, Castlenau Villas y Barnes,
1846. 167 Sheep washing.
198 Portrait of a lady.
250 Gipsies on the skirts of a com-
mon — moonlight.
301 On the Thames.
390 Near Henley — moonlight.
1847. 1074 Cattle fording a stream — scene
in Cumberland.
1249 A village forge — moonlight.
1265 Hoar frost.
1848. 467 The harvest moon.
650 Hoar frost, evening.
1849. 265 A gipsey nook.
4^3 On the Thames near Has-
grave.
1025 Mill on the Medway.
1850. 846 On Barnes Common.
1257 The Hay field.
1267 The ferry.
1851. 433 Autumnal evening.
695 Service time.
757 Shower passing off.
1852. 1287 The close of a sultry day.
1854. 103 Heath scene — an approaching
shower.
333 A fresh day on the Thames.
1 148 Hoar frost — sunset.
1855. 413 Consider the lilies.
1 1 58 On the Medway — moon ris-
ing.
1344 A Village forge.
WILLIAMS, Edward Charles.
Painter.
(Member of the Williams Family.)
2, London Road, Pentonville,
1840. 455 Gipsey encampment — moon
rising.
No address.
1846. 582 The Village Green.
42, Harwood Street,
Hampstead Road,
1849. *®^* Skirts of a common — passing
shower.
BuckingJiam Cottage,
New Road, Hammersmith,
1854. 230 A calm, up the river.
232 A breeze from the river.
628 Through the meadows.
1855. 49 A calm on the Thames.
376 Midday on the beach.
445 A fresh breeze.
1856. 150 Rain on the hills — a scene in
Cumberland.
915 Waiting for the tide — early
night.
1857. 999 A fresh breeze.
i860. 21 Minehead, Somersetshire.
31 On the beach, Hastings.
202 Early morning — haymaking in
Cumberland.
1 86 1. 403 A windy day on the Thames.
1862. 393 Minehead Quay, Somersetshire.
West End Lodge,
Hammersmith.
1864. 88 Bonchurch, Isle of Wight.
392 Llyn Gwynant, North Wales.
WILLIAMS, Edwin.
Portrait Painter.
100, Cromer Street,
Brunswick Square,
1843. 1076 Portraits.
71, Newman Street,
1844. 394 A monk.
48, Mortimer Street,
and I, Bedford Buildings,
Cheltenham,
1848. 274 Portrait of a naval officer.
640 do. lady.
1849. 486 Hooka Burdar.
{By G, Williams in the
catalogue,)
1 3, Royal Crescent, Cheltenham.
1850. 294 Portrait of an amateur.
318 Vice-Admiral SirJ.C.Coghill,
Bart.
1851. 181 Portrait of the eminent Ger-
man artist, Moritz Retzsch.
216 Portrait of the son of Thomas
Tod, Esq.
1852. 485 Mrs. John Rolls.
602 Frederick Chaplin, Esq.
1853. 70 Lieut.-General Sir Charles
Napier and his Arab charger,
Red Rover.
1854. 5 C. F. Crespigny, Esq., his son
and grandson.
149 E. J. Hutchins, Esq., M.P.
284
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Williams, Edwin — continued.
1^55* 9^ Mrs. Bird and daughter.
318 Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart.
335 Rev. H. W. Bellairs, H.M.
Inspector of Schools.
1857. 22 Sir J. Maxwell Steele, Bart.
1858. 130 Captain Henry Shakespeare,
Commander of the Nagpoor
Irregular Force.
207 Captain Robertson, R.A.
344 James Bennett, Esq., of Cad-
bury House, Somersetshire.
1859. 223 Mrs. R. Bolton.
554 Giacinta.
i860. 475 The Rev. W. Dobson. Painted
for Cheltenham College,
1 86 1. 246 Colonel M'Murdo, C.B., In-
spector-General of Volun-
teers, and his infant daughter,
grandchild of the late Gene-
ral Sir C. J. Napier.
1863. 704 Dr. Eatwell.
1865. 599 Mrs. Edward Waldy of Chel-
tenham.
1867. 43 The pet.
1868. 275 Sir William Linton, K.C.B.
1870. 191 Rev. C. J. Martin, in Masonic
Costume as Grand Chaplain
of England. Presentation
portrait,
1874. 466 The detected.
1875. 483 Rev. R. H. S. More, of I^r-
den . Presentation portrait.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Emily Painter.
Townshend House^
North Gate, Regenfs Park.
1 88 1. 434 Pigmies.
1884. 770 A humble admirer.
1885. 1008 Aquatics.
17, Grove End Road,
1888. 617 An interior.
1889. 684 Broadway courtyard in autumn
sunshine.
{Mrs, E, Williams in index^ and Emily
Williams in catalogue in all cases,)
WILLIAMS, Miss E. Edginton-.
Painter.
67, Sterndale Road,
Kensington,
1890. 961 Fruiterer in Shepherd's Bush
Green.
WILLIAMS, E. H Painter.
Sussex House, Hammersmith,
1876. 1046 Country House in Maine,
U.S.A.
22, Lowther Si.^ Whiiehaven,
1878. 1 159 The Lych-gate, Llandaff, Cathe-
dral.
WILLIAMS, Miss Ethel Haynes-.
Painter.
Wridhem, Maresfield Gardens.
1886. 785 Tommy's birthday dessert.
WILLIAMS, F Painter.
27, Queen Anne Street.
1850. 587 Augustus finds Cleopatra newly
dead. "She looked like
sleep, as she could catch
another Antony In her strong
toil of grace.**
615 Friar Lawrence.
WILLIAMS, Frances H Painter.
109, The Grove, Camberwell.
1884. 104 The little mother.
105 A pleasant subject.
16, Feathers tone Buildings.
1889. 566 Marguerite.
lyjoubert Studios, Kin^s Rd.
1899. 524 A bit of Old Brentford.
1901. 453 In the Chelsea pensioner's
garden.
WILLIAMS, Frank W Painter.
10, London Street.
1835. 266 Study of an old man reading.
18, Sackville Street.
1841. 376 Lear and Cordelia.
1844. 75 "Tis night, when meditation
bids us feel, etc."
313 A reminiscence of Rome.
13, Newman Street.
1845. 44 The midnight vigil.
507 Ave Maria.
631 Filial affection.
669 The Welsh bard. " Visions of
glory, spare my aching sight !
Ye unborn ages, crowd not
on my soul!" — Gray.
33, Wimpole Street.
1846. 302 Laura's lover at Arqua.
863 The love-sick student "His
wafted spirit flies, etc." —
Thomson,
1847. ^98 The sleeping Juliet about to
be left in the tomb of the
Capulets. " I saw her laid
low in her kindred's vault."
1848. 521 The fellow students.
863 Captain Cuttle watching the
slumbers of Florence. " She
was sleeping heavily, and
moaning in her sleep; and
Captain Cuttle, with a per-
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
285
feet awe of her youth, her
beauty and her sorrow, ad-
justed the coat that covered
her, where it had fallen off."
— Dombey and Son,
3, Campden Hill Terrace,
1850. 515 The holy maiden. "For her
the eternal rose of Eden
blooms, And wings of seraphs
shed divine perfumes."
604 The fair retriever.
10, Percy Street,
185 1. 183 King Polixenes, in disguise,
discovers his son with Per-
diXSi.— Winter's Tale,
1852. 368 Othello. "Fll not shed her
blood; nor scar that whiter
skin of hers than snow, and
smooth as monumental ala-
baster."
1853. 544 The decision of the flower.
" Now, gentle flower, I pray
thee tell. If my lover loves
me, and loves me well." —
L.E.L,
549 Trying the fan.
71, Newman Street,
1854. 1223 Gentil Carisendi brings back
to life Catalina, of whom he
is enamoured. — Decameron,
1855. 1301 " Her gentle spirit, lightly
hovering o'er, attends his
little bark from pole to pole,
etc." — Rogers,
1856. 254 Cordelia, reading. "Sunshine
and rain at once! those
happy smiles that played on
her ripe lip, etc."
1857. 492 Juliet.
335 Crazy Jane.
600 A girl at a window.
618 "Farewell! farewell! one kiss,
and I'll descend."
1858. 473 Clara Mowbray, overwhelmed
with grief, shame, confusion,
and terror. "What sheeted
ghost is wandering through
the storm?"— 5/. Ronan's
Well,
1099 Dorothea.
1861. 396 The bracelet. "What female
heart can gold despise? "
614 Sunlight and shade.
WILLIAMS, Frederick Ernest.
Architect.
34, Henrietta Street, W.C,
1903. 1458 27 and 28, Pall Mall.
1904. 1457 Warehouse block of offices,
21, Queenhithe,
WILLIAMS, G.
Southwark,
1 80 1. 845 {In the index, but by G, Gwilt
in the catalogue^
WILLIAMS, George Augustus.
Painter.
(Member of the Williams Family.)
G, Williams, London Street,
and Battle Bridge,
1 84 1. 445 View near Byfleet, Surrey.
809 do. Uxbridge.
1178 do. Byfleet.
4, London Street, Pentonville,
1842. 384 View near Windsor.
1207 The travelling tinker.
G, A. Williams,
4, London St,, Pentonville,
1843. 892 Bargaining with the Waggoner.
1287 New Poorhouse, Galway.
22, Liverpool Street.
1844. 184 Market morning.
339 The village rivals.
1085 The wandering minstrel.
1845. "90 On the towing path near Hen-
ley-on-Thames.
1231 A recruiting party.
32, Castlenau Villas, Barnes,
1846. 135 The errand cart; view near
Headcorn, Kent.
335 The Village forge; view in
Kent.
345 The Woodman; view near
Brenchley, Kent.
469 Summer evening; view near
Bexley, Kent,
1847. 129 Returning from eveningprayers.
326 A lock on the Thames near
Meadenham.
36a Passing shower; view on the
Thames.
749 The young shepherds; view in
Kent.
1251 Milking - time ; view near
Llanrwst, North Wales.
1268 View in Kent — midday.
1848. 82 Returning from labour —
autumnal evening.
422 Thehayfield;viewnearHendon.
1253 The close of day; a village
scene, Kent.
1849. *®9 Crossing the ferry.
29» The old waggon office; view
in Kent.
1850. 546 A Welsh lane.
1031 On the banks of the Thames.
1085 The village grove.
222 In Knowle Park, Kent.
543 Midday on the Thames.
286
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
i
Williams, George Augustus-— con/inu^d.
1 85 1. 784 The farm pond.
812 The evening of a stormy day.
976 Midday — on the Thames.
1852. 301 Early morning on the Thames,
Great Marlow.
5S4 Osier shed — view on the
Thames.
1299 The lock ferry — view on the
Thames.
1853. 2254 Crossing the common — winter.
1854. 1123 The ice-cart — winter morning.
1S55. 641 A showery day.
663 Sunshine and showers.
1856. 1099 Hazy morning on the Thames
— low tide.
1205 The frozen brook — evening.
1857. 988 Winter's evening on the banks
of a river.
1002 A quiet part of the Thames.
1 146 Moonlight on the river.
1858. 744 An approaching shower on
Wimbledon Common.
1859. 360 Sunset on the Thames — winter.
1025 Autumnal evening. "The
weary sun has made a golden
set, etc."
i860. 337 Evening on the Medway, near
Rochester.
1 86 1. 398 Shrimpers leaving the beach.
497 A winter sunset.
1862. 200 On the beach at Littlehampton
— evening.
1864. 102 Morning on the Medway.
1867. 67 Winter's evening, near Pang-
bourne.
261 Morning up the river.
358 Evening down the river.
1 868. 470 Morning: hoar frost — Eccles-
bourne.
687 Morning: North Wales.
1869. 834 On the Bowlers, Hastings.
187 1. 275 Early morning on the beach,
Devonshire.
1 141 The gipsy's fireside on Barnes
Common.
1872. 233 The approaching storm.
244 Night on the coast at Tenby.
1873. 16 Prawners on the beach, near
Tenby.
1874. 1027 Mussel-gathering on the beach
near Monkstone, South
Wales.
1875. ai Monkstone Bay, Pembroke-
shire.
254 Good-night, father!
1877. 108 Rochester, from a sketch taken
in 1857.
4, Castknau Cottages^ Barnes,
1885. 340 On the shallows.
I WILLIAMS, H Painter.
! 1792. 632 Greenwich Hospital.
WILLIAMS, H Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
i 1782. 495 View of Sir Charles Asgill's at
Richmond.
508 Scene in " As You Like It."
530 View of the Queen's house
from the park.
n. Dean Street, Soho.
1822. 306 Master Newton.
WILLIAMS, H Painter.
38, Upper John Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1856. 371 Henry the Third's tomb, north
aisle, Westminster Abbey.
" Entered the church, we to
a tomb proceed^ etc." —
Cradbe.
WILLIAMS, Henry Painter.
*j 2, /udd Street,
Brunstvick Square.
1835. 44* Landscape — evening.
1836. 248 A river scene.
813 View on the Thames at Mill-
bank.
26, Tonbridge Place,
New Road.
1837. 151 Landscape.
1838. 151 Coast Scene.
116, Upper Street, Islington.
1839. 252 Near the New Forest, Hants.
557 Near Windsor.
WILLIAMS, Herbert Architect.
1836. 945 Design for a park entrance.
23, White Conduit Street,
1837. 1103 Design for a Town Hall and
City Law Courts.
26, Tonbridge Place.
1 84 1. 1 114 Sussex County Hospital,
Brighton.
54, Great Ormond Street.
1842. 1078 Design for Brighton Parochial
schools, etc.
1845. 1294 St. Mark's church, Hamilton
Terrace, N.W.
1846. 1277 Study for a chapel of the olden
time.
1849. 1 171 Brighton Public Dispensary.
1852. 1 189 Sussex County Hospital,
Brighton.
1855. "*3 School for orphan girls, etc.
1857. 1032 School for orphan girls at Den-
bigh, North Wales.
1 1 12 Do. do. for the Drapers' Com-
pany.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
287
WILLIAMS, H. J Painter.
II, Terrace^ Gray* s Inn.
1833. 566 Water mill — scene from Nature.
25, Church Street^
Lisson Grove,
1837. 888 Sketch at Hendon.
1838. 141 Burroughs, Hendon.
142 Gutterbridge Farm.
WILLIAMS, H. P Painter.
53, Chapel Street, Pentonvilie,
1 84 1. 180 Furness Abbey.
325 Barges on the Thames.
1842. 200 Street near the Thames.
1843. 437 Lane scene.
571 Scene on the wharf at Win-
chester.
1844. 418 A brook scene.
1845. **° Scene in North Wales.
385 A lane scene.
1846. 88 View near Croydon.
325 A gipsy tent, Norwood.
33, Paradise Place,
1851. 408 Near the New Forest.
492 Crossing the brook.
9, Charlton Crescent^
Cheltenham,
1853. 163 Low water.
1854. 378 Off the French coast.
9, Warren Street, Pentonville,
1857. 185 Shady lane with cattle.
WILLIAMS, Hugh Painter.
120, Edith Road,
West Kensington.
1898. 861 The wreath.
WILLIAMS, J Architect.
At Mr, Hardwick^s.
1 799- 944 Design for a public library.
1800. 961 do. County Hall.
1068 do. for Park entrance.
^\, Pall Mall,
1 801. 935 Design; entrance to a military
building.
1802. 908 Design for a villa in Car-
marthenshire.
1803. 945 Villa for the Dutchess of Devon-
shire.
959 do. do. do.
1804. 887 Villa on Sydenham Common.
1805. 735 Church at Bunney, Notts, etc.
1 1 , Jermyn Street,
1807. 966 Design for a naval pillar.
1 01 3 Chapel on Sydenham Com-
mon.
1808. 895 Design for a villa.
997 do. do.
i 1809. 782 Cottage at Great Bently for
J. Edenborough, Esq.
I 803 Design for public building.
I 18 10. 830 do. a villa.
I WILLIAMS, J Architect.
I 4, Marshall St,, London Road,
j 1807. 1062 Stable for T. Cholmondeley,
Esq., M.P.
I WILLIAMS, J Painter.
8, Great Ryder Street.
1808. 229 The musical little girl.
250 The tendency of youth.
WILLIAMS, James Architect.
15, Elizabeth Street,
Eaton Square,
1842. 1 1 17 Design, St. Giles' Church,
Camberwell.
WILLIAMS, James Francis, RSA,
Painter.
— Williams, Edinburgh.
1800. 704 View of Loch Tay in Scotland.
6, George Street, Edinburgh,
1823. 254 The Cape on Red Head of
Angusshire. The scene of
the perilous escape of the
Antiquary.
429 View near Gosford, Frith of
Forth.
1840. 52 Rosy the Castle, St. Margaret's
Hope — evening.
301 Dunolly Castle, Argyllshire,
the stronghold of the Lords
of Lorn.
WILLIAMS, J. G Painter.
10, South Molton Street,
1824. 301 E. J. Mascall, Esq., and Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Hamilton.
1825. 7S2 Miniature portrait of Master
Harrison.
25, Store St,, Russell Square,
1826. 35 Portrait of a lady.
248 Portraits of Master Wraughton
and the Misses Harrison.
293 Master Christopher Hely
Hutchinson.
496 Johii Dyer, Esq.
14, Sumner Place,
1857. 495 Alice, daughter of W. W.
Waters, Esq.
WILLIAMS, J. Haynes- Painter.
B, Williams, 5, Leicester St,
1863. 127 Twilight, Autumn; on the way
to Sandwich.
1864. 370 Cliff Road, Powell Bay, Kent.
288
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
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Williams, J. Haynes — continued.
6, Brecknock Crescent.
1870. 95 Desesperados y Inesperados.
2, Teynham VillaSy
North Gate, Regenfs Park.
1871. 17 The Talisman.
549 The soldier's last march —
Granada. "It was piteous
to see the condemned, so
youthful, bending in prayer-
ful absorption over a crucifix.
Not less touching was it to
see a poor girl among the
followers suddenly fall, in a
death-like swoon, into the
arms of her aged mother; for
her sake, perhaps, the breach
of discipline had been com-
mitted for which the poor
young fellow had risked and
forfeited a life less dear to
him."
Prayers for one wounded.
A los Toros.
El Saludo.
Billeted — Spain, 1874.
Modem occupants of ancient
homes.
The ancestor on the tapestry.
Haynes Williams,
23, St. Edmund's Terrace,
Regenfs Park.
"Ars longa. Vita brevis."
" Short life ebbs fast, etc."
Mrs. Haynes Williams.
The step-mother.
His first offence.
The sermon. " Some seeds fell
upon stony places, etc." —
Matthew, xiii, 5, 8.
Wridhern,
Maresfield Gardens, N. W.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Called to Court. " She thought
of nothing but the bright life
before her, and in her youth
and innocence dreamed only
of love, and truth, and
pleasure; but he, her father,
sighed, and wished that
France's queen had left his
child to him and home."
J. Haynes- Williams.
1885. 803 An interruption in the dance.
1 886. 608 Cellini awaiting an interview
with Frangois I.
1889. 63 The necklet.
1890. 721 The last dance.
Shirley Place, near Southampton.
1893. 593 Losing.
1872. 105
1873. 454
1874. 609
1329
1875. 1204
1876. 574
1877. 945
1880. 134
534
1881. 913
1882. 836
1883. 189
1884. 674
1894. 783 Winning.
1896. 685 Roses have thorns.
1897. 429 Unannounced.
WILLIAMS, J. J Painter.
9, Hurden Terrace^
CamberwelL
1840. 261 Portrait of his mother.
WILLIAMS, J. L. See Eden and
Williams, vol. iii, page 16.
WILLIAMS, James Leonard.
Architect.
3, Staple Inn,
1897. 1881 Hall at Ford Manor, Lingfield,
Surrey.
1898. 1 761 Interior of a mausoleum*
1836.
1840.
1841.
1843.
1845.
1846.
WILLIAMS, J. M Painter.
5, Mahledon Place,
810 Shanklin, from Sandown Bay,
Isle of Wight.
566 A ptarmigan and wood-pigeon.
464 Wild ducks.
551 Maison des bateliers.
437 A mill in ruins, near the ram-
parts, Antwerp.
20, Gloucester Street.
624 A staircase in ruins of Caernar-
von Castle, North Wales.
1847. 536 A staircase in Rochester Castle,
Kent.
1849. 810 Ruins at Crowhurst, Sussex.
WILLIAMS, J. T. ... Gem Engraver.
/. T. Williams,
26, Change Alley, Comhill.
1831. 1082 Race- horses; an impression
from an intaglio.
J. Williams,
26, Change Alley, Comhill.
1833. 1072 Partridge-shooting; an impres-
sion from an intaglio.
/ T. Williams,
26, Change Alley, Comhill.
1834. 969 An Indian attacking a buffalo;
impression from an intaglio.
1835. 1019 The Death of William Rufus;
an intaglio and impression.
WILLIAMS, James T Painter.
1836. 250 Westminster Abbey from the
Thames.
280 Coast scene — morning.
606 An old man's head.
26, Albany Plaxe, CamberwelL
1839. 190 Limekiln at Kuxton, on the
Medway.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
289
1842. 34 GilHngliara Fort at Chatham*
J94 On the beach near Folkestone,
1 843- 6&9 Fisherman — Lad bury *s Cot-
tages at Rochester.
631 Folkestone — -sunset.
6j5 Coast scene^ — morning j collier
unloading,
1S44. 4^S Mountain scenery — County of
Wicklow.
526 On the Lea— Waltham Abbey.
&01 A rocky stream in the Daxgle,
County of Wicklow.
ILLIAMS, John (Anthony ]
quin) Pair
Pas-
fainter.
Tempk Bar.
1775* 343 The Robin Hood; a drawing,
{Set Pasquin, voL vi, page 70.)
WILLIAMS, John Painter,
2, ChtUer Piact^
Old Ktnt R&ad.
1 83 1, 696 Old houses at Waltham Abbey.
1836. ]io The pass of Llanberis, North
Wales.
43© The Valley of Glendalough,
County Wicklow, Ireland
5, Church Lane, Isimgton.
1837, :o7 Canonbury Tower at Islington.
183S. iH View near Highgate.
129 An old fann.
1S39, 106 Lane scene,
21,1 A public breakfast,
5, Church Lane^ Islingtan.
1841. 149 The dock tower at St. Albans.
190 View near the village of Eriih>
Kent.
i$^2. 4'* Lane scene^evening;
1843, 356 At Newport, Essex.
1544, 4(9 Lane at Girton, Cambridge-
shire.
1545, 3S4 Loch Earn, Scotland.
J 86 View near Appenzell, Switzer-
land.
1846. 177 Lane scene — Suffolk*
n+9 View near Winchester.
33, Wimpoie Streei,
1847. 333 Entrance to the \illage of
Birchington, near Margate*
s8i Resting fron:i the plough^ a
view in Kent
1848. 476 A river scene.
951 The Stour, near Sandwich,
Kent
18, BdiiU Terrme.
1851. 1101 At Great VViiagp41ey, Hert-
1853. 164 At Plumstead, Kent.
352 Entrance to Queens' College,
Cambridge.
1854. 1354 Still life.
1861. 256 On the Medway.
WILLIAMS, Johq Edgar Painter.
9, Milton S/,, Euston Square,
1846. 80 W. B. Sarsfield Taylor, Esq.,
Founder and Curator of the
Living Model Academy,
Upper St. Martin's Lane.
28, Grosvenor Street,
1850. 157 A gleaner.
2, Sidney Place ^ Kin^s Road,
1 85 1. 345 Mrs. Wilson, Junr., of Pundy-
van.
38, Markham Square,
1852. 201 Mrs. James Mason.
[854. 299 The young archer.
II, York Place ^
Portman Square,
1856. 218 Francis Chalmers, Esq., J.P.,
and member of the Metro-
politan Board of Works.
13, Gloucester Terrace,
[857. 31 Robert Frederick Lock, Esq.
1858. 234 William Jones, Esq., M.D.,
Founder of the Samaritan
Free Hospital.
1859. 658 Mrs. J. S. Lavies.
East Hill Villas,
Wandsworth,
t86i. 224 J. W. Taylor, Esq., F.G.S., the
Greenland traveller and
Christian Canute, Esqui-
maux (now in England).
Scenery, the Fiord of Kan-
gerdluarsak, Greenland, in
the month of September.
£862. 210 At the seaside; portraits.
1863. 19 The Right Rev. Joseph Cotton
Wigram, D.D., Bishop of
Rochester.
693 Edward Hodges Bally, R.A.,
F.R.S.
6, St, Edfnund*s Terrace,
1864. 317 The Studio: portraits of W. F.
Witherington, Esq., R.A.,
P. MacDowall, Esq., R.A.,
and F. R. Pickersgill, Esq.,
R.A.
1865. 474 Rev. James Lupton, M.A.,
Minor Canon of St. Paul's
and Westminster Abbey.
1867. 4 The Dean of Chichester.
( Walter Farquhar Hook,)
i868. 636 The Rt. Rev. C. J. Ellicott,
Bishop of Gloucester and
Bristol.
290
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Williams, John Edgar — continued,
1872. 18 The Rt. Hon. Sir Sills John
Gibbons, Bart., Lord Mayor.
Presentation portrait,
1873. 1059 The Archbishop of Westmins-
ter.
1874. 21 Lord Lawrence, G.C.B., P'irst
Chairman of the London
School Board. Painted for
the Board Room,
1876. 167 W. L. Newcombe, Esq., of the
Midland Railway Company.
Presentation portrait,
1877. 500 Rev. John Russell, M. A., Rec-
tor of Swimbridge, North
Devon.
1878. 279 Rt. Rev. Piers C. Claughton,
D.D., Chaplain-General, late
Bishop of Colombo.
1879. 346 George Burt, Esq., J.P., Sheriff
of London and Middlesex,
etc. Presentation portrait,
1 88 1. 296 Sir Edward Bates, Bart., late
M.P. for Plymouth. Presen-
tation portrait,
1883. 275 Richard T. Pickersgill, Esq.
WILLIAMS, Joseph Lionel.
Painter.
5, Mabledon Place,
1836. 62 Theory.
63 Practice.
958 The Duke of Buckingham and
Fenella. " * I will save your
Grace that unworthy trouble, '
said the lady, haughtily,
and, rising up, she flung
back over her shoulders the
veil which shrouded her." —
Peveril of the Peak.
1845. s^7 Milton dictating Paradise
Lost. * * He composed much
in the morning, and dictated
in the day, sitting obliquely
in an elbow chair, with his
leg thrown over his arm." —
Johnson,
I, Lodge Road, Regenfs Park,
1847. 791 The buttery hatch — Monks
giving alms to the poor.
22, Victoria Road, Kensington,
1857. 1 140 The chapel of the Virgin in the
under croft of Canterbury
Cathedral.
187 1. 737 An itinerant toy-seller in the
olden time.
1872. 746 The story of the battle. **0h,
such a day, So fought, so
followed, etc." — Shake-
speare.
1872. 782 A Committee of Naval Con-
structors.
1873. 713 Market day in the olden time;
the crockery seller.
821 A bit of gossip.
1874. 906 "The soldier tells his tale of
love and war."
932 Ballad singers. "This battle
was fought near to Titbury
town. Where the Bagpipes
baited the bull, etc."
WILLIAMS, Miss Juliet N.... Painter.
5, Meadow Studios, Bus hey,
1902. 1034 "He who finds the blue-bell
white, etc."
WILLIAMS, Miss L. Gwendolen.
Sculptor.
The Art College, Wimbledon,
1893. 1718 Hypatia; head.
22, Gordon Place, Kensington,
1894. 1805 Christabel; bust.
Alexandra House, Kensington,
1895. 1664 Evangeline; relief.
1896. 1847 Mrs. Douglas Scott; bust.
1859 Miss Augusta M. Parkyns;
medallion.
1897. I9S7 Psyche; bust.
2037 Augusta; bust.
4, The Studios,
Holland Park Road.
1899. 1912 A peri; bust.
1921 Sappho; statuette.
1900. 1928 Geraldine; bust.
1940 A little peasant.
1961 Out of reach; group.
Bleashy Vicarage, Nottingham,
1901. 1719 Doris; bust
1813 Pandora; bust.
3, Wentworth Studios,
Manresa Road.
1903. 1706 Virgin and child; group.
1904. 17S5 The Beggar Maid of King
Cophetua; bust.
WILLIAMS, L. J Architect.
6, Staple Inn, Holbom.
1894. 1706 The Gable, Nightingale Lane.
WILLIAMS, Miss M Painter.
30, Lamb^s Conduit Street.
1 793- 57® Inspiration.
WILLIAMS, Miss Mary A.... Painter.
1 2, Jubilee Place, Chelsea.
1903. 1383 Portrait of a lady.
15, Ranelagh Avenue, Barnes.
1904. 1373 " Little Vi."
1402 The green ribbon.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
291
WILLIAMS, Miss.
Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 784. 304 Portrait of a lady-
1822.
1823.
1824.
1826.
1828.
1829.
1830.
1832.
WILLIAMS, Penry , Painter-
64, Newman Sireei.
565 Portrait of a lady.
220 View of Pont Neath, Vaughn.
24 View from Westcomb Park,
Blackheath.
737 Portrait of a gentleman,
336 View of Lancaster.
222 Young Italian peasants.
246 View of Rome from the Bar-
barini gardens,
347 A town in Switzerland.
I, Vicolo d^ Greet
del BalbuinOy Rome.
30 The return — a cottage scene in
the Campagna di Roma*
38 A Roman beggar woman and
her child.
285 Italian peasants praying to the
Madonna.
319 The Procession to the Christen-
ing, a scene at L'Ariccia,
near Rome.
1833. 205 Scene at the Festa of the Ma-
donna del Arco.
12, Piazza Megnandlt^ Rome,
35 Pilgrims reposing at a cross.
226 A ferry on the river Ninfa,
Sermoneta in the distance^
a scene in the Pontine
Marshes, near Rome.
328 Mr. Francis Arundale in his
Syrian costume.
487 Festa of the Madonna del* Arco
at Naples.
1842. 379 II voto, or the convalescent.
" The subject of the picture,
a vow paid on recovery from
severe illness, is a religious
observance still adhered to
in the neighbourhood of
Rome. A young girl con-
valescent, accompanied by
her family and friends, is
represented arriving at the
end of her pilgrimage at the
shrine of the *' Madonna
della Salute," her gay cos-
tume thrown aside, and a
black dress with red and
blue ribbons adopted in its
stead, which, on such occa-
sions, it is customary to
wear for one year as a sign
1835.
1836.
1837.
1844,
1845^
1848.
1849,
1850.
iSS4.
i86d.
i86i.
1869.
of the vow, as a work of de-
votion. She approaches the
sacred shrine barefoot as well
as her companions* Her
mother is carrying her now
useless crutches, and her
friends bring offerings of
silver hearts (on which the
letters P.G.R. express *Per
grazia ricevuta*), wreaths and
bunches of flowers, painted
cand J es, etc. , etc. , all of
which are consigned to the
shrine of the Madonna as
tokens of gratitude.'*
372 John Gibson, Esq., R.A*
118 Lady Charlotte Guest,
2 \ 5 Viscountess Joscelyn*
47 A young goatherd of the Cam-
pagna of Rome.
136 Italian playmates*
495 The artist's portfolio — scene
near Oleavano, neighbour-
hood of Rome.
132 A mother praying to the Ma-
donna for the recovery of her
sick child,
152 The Italian mother-
\x% The fountain — a scene at Mola
di Gaeta.
S5 An Italian Cottage Door.
103 Scene in the Campagna, Rome,
looking towards the Alban
Mount.
344 A rustic toilette.
Sis Scene in the Campagna of
Rome, looking towards the
Alban Hills, Claudian Aque-
duct, etc.
389 Mass being performed for the
reapers during harvest time,
in theCampagna, near Rome.
462 Italian mother and child
770 An Italian peasant at her de-
votions.
WILLIAMS, Pownoll T Painter.
3, Stratford Avenue^
Kensington,
6S6 A dying rose,
663 On the Gtudecca.
871 A street in Chioggia.
873 On the Canal of St. Mark.
659 A grey day on the Lago Mag-
giore*
78, Eim Park Pood, S. W.
iS35» %i%i Noon. "With fearful power
the noonday reigns, And the
palm*trees yield no shade."
— Mrs. Jfemans,
1 880.
1881.
1883.
292
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Williams, Pownoll T. — continued,
114, Inverness Terrace ^ W,
1893. 1044 A corner of a market garden.
1897. 1244. A group of roses.
WILLIAMS, R Painter.
At Mr, Concanen^Sy
Three Crown Courts
Southwark,
1795. »82 Portrait of a Cornish fish
woman.
3, Red Lion Street^
Borough High Street.
1796. 218 Portrait of an artist.
1797. 285 do. officer.
Cross Street^ Finsbury Square,
1799. 531 Master Maisingall.
II, Union Courts Broad St.
1 813. 67 Portrait of an artist.
3, JVew Union Street^
Little Moorfieids.
1815. 313 Miss Williams.
181 7. 517 Portrait of an artist.
611 W. F. Holt, Esq.
WILLIAMS, R Sculptor.
I, York Street^ Foley Place.
1822. 1003 Bust of a gentleman.
1823. 1092 Milo, the Crotonian, caught in
the cleft of a tree.
1824. 1022 Bust of Charles Rossi, Esq.,
R.A.
41, York Square^ Diorama.
1826. 939 Medallic portrait of a gentle-
man.
943 do. do.
99, Grove Street^
Camden Town.
1828. 1 1 37 Bacchus.
7, Cadogan Street^
Sloane Street.
1832. 1116 Haidee recovering Juan.
WILLIAMS, Richard A Painter.
29, Woodstock Road, Chiswick.
1884. 766 A bit of Hampstead Heath.
WILLIAMS, R. P Painter.
3, Bath Place, Dalston.
1854. 1052 James Stewart, Esq.
1862. 808 A. L. Boucicault, Esq.
69, Gloucester Street, Pimlico.
1863. 860 His Excellency Colonel S. J.
Hill, C.B., Governor of An-
tigua and the Leeward Is-
lands.
1864. 654 Rear- Admiral Edward Barnett,
F.R.G.S.
154, Warwick Street.
1867. 942 Study of a head.
WILLIAMS, S Gem Engraver.
— Williams,
3, Beaufort Buildings^
Strand.
1 781. 292 Portraitof His Majesty. A Paris,
from the antique figure in
the collection of Lord Shel-
bume. A lion and shield.
S. Williams,
3, Becuifort Buildings,
Strand.
1782. 159 Portrait in wax.
WILLIAMS, S Painter.
13, Old Bond Street.
1807. 285 Andromeda.
403 An Irish character.
494 Mr. Blade.
54^ Sir J. Banks, K.B.
545 Rev. Mr. Townsend, Bath.
559 Portrait of an officer.
710 Cupid and Psyche.
WILLIAMS, S Painter.
2, Hadlow Street.
1 83 1. 96 Sketching a countryman.
WILLIAMS, S Painter.
41, Eden Plcue,
Old Kent Road.
1843. 479 An old mill at Tunbridge.
1844. 597 Caislian na Circe Castle, Con-
nemara, Ireland.
WILLIAMS, Solomon, R.H.A.
Painter.
29, Suffolk Street, Strand.
1 791. 149 Portrait of a lady.
267 do. of a gentleman.
(Associate of the Academy at
Bologna.)
13, Poland Street.
1792. 41 Portrait of a lady and child.
{Mrs. Waddington.)
333 Portrait of an officer. {Captain
CoivalL)
21, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1796. 3 The happy mother.
69 Sympathy.
331 Portrait of an officer. (&>
W, Johnstone, Bart.)
2, Edward Street,
Cavendish Squa,
1803. 118 A boy and favourite dog-
summer's evening.
136 A girl and favourite dog —
winter's evening.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
293
1803. 165 An altar-piece. "Nevertheless,
not my will, but thine be
done." — Luke^ xxii, 42.
286 Mr. Daniel.
21, Pall MalL
1804. 82 The Maid of Corinth, or the
origin of painting.
8s Painting, under the patronage
of Minerva, recommended
to Mercury.
656 Portraits of a gentleman and
his horse.
13, Old Bond Street.
1806. 25 Portrait of Faulkner.
26 Captain Hardy.
325 A family group, Madame
Halenden.
Mabledon Place^
Burton Crescent.
1835. ioo6 The Gypsies. "As o*er my
palm the silver piece she
drew, etc." — Rogers.
1836. 252 The blacksmith's shop. "There
smokes his forge, he bares
his sinewy arm, etc." —
Gray.
WILLIAMS, Tcrrick Painter.
Oaklands^ Lewisham Park.
800 A by-path.
525 Return of a herring-boat; Kat-
wijk, Holland.
476 A quiet morning, Runswick
Bay.
553 The fisherman's family.
829 For Michaelmas.
Art Club Studio, Blackheath.
639 After the night's fishing.
753 Fish sale in Holland — misty
morning.
757 Flower stall in Paris.
683 Morning on the rocks, Viller-
ville.
622 A grey sky, Venice.
739 An Italian mountain town.
699 Dutch fisher-folk.
I Miss Margery Home.
Ill Evening — Poole Quay.
60 The end of a rough day,
Whitby.
498 The Barbican, Plymouth.
533 A wet day, Poole.
675 On the rocks, Brixham.
681 The market, Dieppe.
6 J Digjging sand.
247 Shrimpers, Normandy*
195 The drinking pond,
400 Market day, Pont Aven.
947 The quay-side, Rouen.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1902. 315 Sardine boats, Concarneau.
415 Evening — Concarneau.
773 Pots and pans; do.
789 Blue nets; do.
1903- 455 Fruit market, Fiume.
495 At the pier head, Concarneau.
676 A Turkish boat, Ragusa.
768 An Italian archway.
1904. 570 Digging sand, coast of France.
703 Melons and tomatoes, Rimini.
769 The fisherman's evening.
WILLIAMS, Thomas Painter.
49, Upper Marykbone Street.
1 84 1. 127 Girl and dog.
1850. 1253 Twickenham,from the Thames.
WILLIAMS, T. H Painter.
Pomeroy 'Conduit' Street y
Plymouth Dock.
1801. 315 View in Wales.
J. H. Williams, Exeter.
1807. 368 View on the river Plym, Devon.
373 do. Erme, above Ivy
Bridge, Devon.
T. H. Williams. No address.
1 8 14. 595 Sketches of the Mystic Bridge,
from the Falls at Doly Myll-
enlyn and the Rhaiderdtl,
near Tany bylch.
Alphington Cross, Exeter.
1828. 90 The tired cottage girl, waiting
on the borders of a moor
the return of her parents
from market.
1829. 12 The visit to the deer park.
1830. 996 Ruralizing on the rocky banks
of the Teign, Devon: a
study for a large picture.
WILLIAMS, W Painter.
23, Duke Street, Edinburgh.
1815. 497 View in Glen Coe, Highlands
of Scotland.
WILLIAMS, W Painter.
55, Brook Street,
Grosvenor Square.
1841. 228 Landscape — evening.
238 Landscape — early morning.
34, Great Ormond Street.
1845. 1277 Victualling Office, Plymouth.
WILLIAMS, W Painter.
15, Trim Street, Bath.
1845. 854 Sunset — View on the Avon,
Keynsham, between Bath
and Bristol.
294
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1846.
1847.
Williams, W. — continued.
No address,
557 View on the Vale of Neath,
South Wales.
1204 Study from Trefusis Wood,
Falmouth.
I, Pultney Bridge, Bath.
Sunrise — entrance to Falmouth
Harbour on the Fal, Corn-
wall; fishing boats tacking.
235 On the Cad, Bickleigh Vale,
Devonshire.
1 126 Twilight on the Exe, from
Exeter Quay, Devonshire.
3, Geneva Cottages, Torquay.
1849. 308 Loch scene in the Newton
Marshes; Dartmoor hills in
the distance.
424 A scene near Salmon Pool on
the Exe — twilight.
279 A study from Nature.
1 1 22 A View of the Lizard Point,
Kynance Cove, Cornwall.
1 21 5 A scene on the Teign near
Newton Devon.
414 Scene on the Exe, Topsham —
evening.
637 Scene from Milburn Common,
with Dartmoor hills in the
distance, near Newton.
109 Scene on the Exe with Tops-
ham in the distance.
239 Dynas Rock, Vale of Neath,
South Wales.
17 A scene on the Erme, Ivy-
bridge.
72 Evening — a lock scene, on the
Teign, with Dartmoor hills
in the distance.
Topsham.
1854. 298 A scene from the bathing cove,
Torquay.
1085 Early morning — twilight, on
the Clyst river, Topsham,
Devon.
360 On the Clyst marshes near
Topsham.
535 Near Fairlight, on the Sussex
coast.
173 Teignmouth
Devon.
459 Pradanack
Cornwall.
1098 Scene on the Erme, near Har-
ford Bridge, Devonshire.
84 A sketch in Dolyddelen Vale,
from near Ponty Pan Bridge,
North Wales.
322 Sunset on the Exe.
323 A storm gathering on the coast.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1858.
beach, South
Point, Mullion,
1859. 470 Scene in the Dollyddelen Vale;
with Moel ad Nogen in the
distance.
794 Early morning on the Exe.
1863. 484 In the fields on the outskirts of
Dartmoor, near Mary Tavy.
1867. 195 Boulders on the Teign, Chag-
ford.
WILLIAMS, Walter Painter.
32, Castlenau Villas, Barnes.
1854. 36 Near Talyllyn, North Wales.
515 A View on the Glasllyn, North
Wales.
1855. 130 Harvest time; a study from
nature.
283 A lane, near Llanbdr, North
Wales.
1856. 49 Near Tyn-y-graes, North Wales.
8, Lonsdale Terrace, Barnes.
1859. 345 A July study of Devonshire
wild flowers, with Dartmoor
hills in the distance.'
1862. 130 On the Thames near Cook-
ham, Berks.
319 On Wimbledon Common, Sur-
rey.
1867. 360 Mynydd, near Beddgelert,
North Wales.
Florence Villa, Barnes.
1880. 208 Blushing morn.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Walter (E.)
Miniature Painter.
8, Lonsdale Terrace, Barnes.
1858 755 Henry Seymour, Esq.
WILLIAMS, William Painter.
Norwich.
1770. 199 A landscape — an autumnal
evening, with figures. The
hint taken from the Spec-
tator, No. 425.
At Mr. Christie's,
Northumberland St., Strand.
1773- 3" 3 Portrait of a Turkish Jew.
314 do. lady in a riding
dress.
Compton Street, Sofio.
1777. 372 A landscape with a ferry boat.
373 A mill at Louth, in Lincoln-
shire.
374 A small landscape, with figures.
375 A cottage in Lincolnshire.
1778. 344 A morning view of Colebrooke
Dale, and part of the exten-
sive iron works.
345 An afternoon view of Cole-
brooke Dale and part of the
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
295
1778. 346 A
347
348
1787- 36
«3i
133
148
«94
414
1788. 150
385
1790- 74
156
226
1792. 455
622
626
extensive iron works, from
Lincoln Hall, terminated
by the celebrated mountain
Wrekin.
thunder-storm, with the
death of Amelia. From
Thomson's Summer.
The enchanted island, with the
characters of Trincalo and
Caliban, from Shakespeare.
A warm sunset, with the Good
Samaritan.
37, Long Acre.
Banditti sleeping; a sketch.
Portrait of a Polish Jew.
Head of a banditti.
Holy family; half length.
A moonlight.
A cottager and family; the hint
from Gray's Elegy.
3, Newport Street,
Venus attended by the Graces;
portraits.
Landscape.
Portrait of an old man,
29, Suffolk Street^
Charing Cross,
Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Ileavistde,)
Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Heaviside^ Senr,)
Cymon and Iphigine.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. lady of quality.
{Marchioness of Bucking-
ham,)
125, Strand,
Cattle and herdsman.
Mending the roads.
Waggon going through the
woods.
Travellers sleeping.
WILLIAMS, William Painter.
St. Albans,
1777. 376 A picture of a scull.
WILLIAMS, William.
Sculptor and Architect.
St, Aldan's Place, St, James's.
1824. 927 Model of a design for a new
London Bridge, and an ap-
proach thereto from East-
cheap, by means of a raised
road on a level with the
middle of the centre arch;
with protending roads on
each side to Thames Street,
etc.
1824. 971 Model of a design for a new
Post office, intended to have
been erected on ground
marked out between St.
MartinVle-Grand and St.
Anne's Lane.
I, Lion St,y Neiv Kent Road,
1832. 953 Interior of a church.
1078 Portrait of a lady.
1083 do. gentleman.
1833. 1040 Medallic portrait of a lady.
1 1 68 Bust of a gentleman.
T 2, Judd Street,
1834. 972 Medallic portrait of a gentle-
man.
1066 Bust of a gentleman.
33, Berkeley Street,
Lambeth Walk.
1S35. 997 Portrait of a gentleman.
1837. 1143 Medallic portrait of a clergy-
man.
1159 A portrait.
13, Windmill Street,
Lambeth Walk,
1838. 1350 Bust of a gentleman.
1839. 1338 do. do.
WILLIAMS (W. A.) and HOPTON.
Architects.
1890. 1891 The Swiss Hotel, Old Compton
Street
WILLIAMS, William Oliver.
Painter.
St, John's Hill, Shrewsbury.
1858. 40 Portrait of a gentleman.
177 Rev. B. H. Kennedy, D.D.,
President of the School of
Art, Shrewsbury.
4, Cornwall Crescent.
i860. 531 "Love knows no sleep."
Llangollen.
186 1. 577 A glimpse into the future.
Corwen.
1862. 481 Love or War.
2, Clarendon Villas,
Belsize Road.
1863. 582 Crossing the ford.
WILLIAMS, W. R Architect.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1854. 1098 Interior of a cathedral.
1855. 1273 An Interior.
WILLIAMS, WEST, and SLADB.
Architects.
3, Grosvenor Street, W,
1892. 1823 Design for Bucharest Houses
of Parliament.
296
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILLIAMSON, Daniel Alexander.
Painter.
2, Blenheim Cottages^ Feckham.
1853. 435 Portrait of an old lady.
1854. 431 Mrs. G. D. Pollock.
1855. 4°' ^^^^ feeding fowls.
1856. 4* A portrait.
332 A group of sheep.
1857. 627 Children and dog.
2, Albert Cottages,
Denmark Road,
1858. 411 Alder trees.
494 The shepherd's dog.
WILLIAMSON, Francis John.
Sculptor.
F. T. Williamson,
6, Werrington Street,
Oakley Square,
1853. 1357 Bust of a child.
4, Harrington Street,
1854. 1519 Medallion, in marble, of Mrs.
William Ledger.
F,J, Williamson,
17, Osnaburgh Street,
1855. 1493 Medallion of a friend.
1549 do. W. Ledger, Esq.
5, Werrington Street,
1857. 1270 Master George Turner, young-
est son of G. VV. Adams,
Esq., of Notting Hill; bust.
1271 Master \V. Herbert, eldest son
of G. W. Adams, Esq. ; bust.
1366 Miss E. P. Smith; medallion.
Esher, Surrey,
1858. 1257 G. W. Adams, Esq.; medal-
lion.
1859. 1307 Mrs.W. Ledger.
i860. 1066 Miss Rosa Hayes, daughter of
Mr. Serjeant Hayes.
1085 Mr. Serjeant Hayes; medal-
lion.
1861. 1028 Mrs. Alfred Wills; posthumous
bust.
1862. 1 109 The late Rev. W. Wills; post-
humous.
1863. 1196 Heathfield Harmon Stephen-
son, of the All England
Eleven; bust.
1867. 1140 Hero; to be executed in marble,
"Gazed on the earth the
maid, and could not speak,
etc." — Dean Milman,
1868. 1167 Mrs. A. W. Wills, of Edgbas-
ton, Birmingham.
1869. 1171 Robert Few, Esq., of Wolsey
Grange, Esher.
1255 Dinah consoling Hetty in
prison. " Slowly, while
Dinah was speaking, Hetty
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873-
1874.
1875.
1876.
rose, took a step forward,
and was clasped in Dinah's
arms, etc." — Vide Adam
Bede,
1041 Bust of a lady.
1 1 84 Dinah consoling Hetty in
prison, etc.
1 1 99 Enc, son of Frederick Lincoln
Bevan, Esq.; marble.
1204 Ideal head of a child.
1297 Briseis. "She in soft sorrows
and in pensive thought" —
Fope,
1321 Sunrise; ideal in marble.
1322 Frank Bruce Eastwood; mar-
ble.
1 33 1 Lily; ideal head in marble.
1400 "Baby!" Norman, son of
Arthur Lovegrove, Esq.
1528 "Caught" John, eldest son
of Sir William Stirling Max-
well, Bart.
1530 "Flown." Archibald, second
son of Sir William Stirling
Maxwell, Bart.
1421 The Hon. Mrs. Norton.
1426 The Countess of Rosslyn.
1439 Sir William Stirling Maxwell,
Bart.
1547 Spring and Autumn.
1 591 Portrait, alto-relievo; marble.
1 503 The fisher boy : youngest son of
T. D. Anderson, Esq., of
Waverley Abbey.
1562 Richard Baxter.
1242 Mrs. H. H. Walford.
1399 The Countess of Rosslyn;
marble bust
1436 Maria Amelia Florence, daugh-
ter of the Rev. James Hill ;
marble statue.
1437 Dr. Priestley, the discoverer of
Oxygen. Erected in Birm-
ingham,
1489 His Excellency Count Miins-
ter, German Ambassador;
marble bust.
1494 The Earl of Rosslyn; marble
bust
1877. 1422'
1423
1424
Model of me-
morial to the
late Princess
Charlotte. To
be executed
in marble and'
placed in
Claremont
Palace.
The death of
Princess Char-
lotte.
The married
life at Clare-
mont.
The offering
the crown of
Belgium to
Prince Leo-
. pold.
A
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
297
1877.
1878.
1879.
1881.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1889.
1890.
VIII
1435 Modesty; marble.
1529 Miranda; marble.
1464 H.R.H. Prince Albert Victor
of Wales; statue, marble.
Executed for H. M. the
Queen,
1465 H.R.H. Prince George of
Wales ; statue, marble. Exe-
cuted for H,M, the Queen,
151 1 Lord Loughborough and Hon.
Fitzroy St. Clair Erskine,
sons of the Earl and Coun-
tess of Rosslyn. To be exe-
cuted in marble,
1480 Ferreting; a portrait group.
To be executed in marble,
1540 H.R.H. the Duchess of Al-
bany; bust, marble. Exe-
cuted for H,M, the Queen,
1542 H.R.H. the Duke of Albany;
bust, marble. Executed for^
and exhibited' by y command of
H, M, the Queen,
1555 The Rt. Hon. George Cubitt,
M.P. ; bust, marble.
1559 Mrs. Cubitt; bust, marble.
1810 H.R.H. Princess Alice of Al-
bany. Exhibited by command
of H, M, the Queen,
2019 Autumn.
2033 Spring; marble.
1777 H.R.H. Princess Beatrice,
Princess Henry of Batten-
berg; bust, marble. Ex-
hibited by command of H,Mi
the Queen,
1780 Lord Esher, Master of the
Rolls; bust, marble.
1821 H.R.H. the Duchess of* Con-
naught and Strathearn ; bust,
marble. Exhibited by com-
mand of H, M, the Queen.
1824 H.R.H. the Duke of Con-
naught and Strathearn; bust,
marble. Exhibited by com-
mand of H, M, the Queen,
1784 Sister Dora. Cast of statue
erected at Walsall.
179 s Lady and dogs ; portrait
group, terra-cotta.
1842 Her Majesty the Queen; bust,
marble. Executed by com-
mand of H,M, the Queen,
2015 Mrs. Kersey; bust, marble.
2042 The Rev. W. Rogers, M.A.,
Rector of Bishopsgate; bust,
marble.
2044 Robert Kersey, Esq. ; bust,
marble.
1945 Hypatia ; statue, marble. "She
1890. 1965
1891. 1967
1892. 1904
1893. 1725
1821
1894. 1778
1895. 1624
1896. 1791
1804
1897. 1953
2007
shook herself free from her
tormentors, and springing
back, rose for one moment
to her full height, naked,
snow-white against the dusky
mass around, etc." — Kings-
ley.
Robert Godlonton, Esq. ; bust,
marble. For Cape Town,
Fairholmey Exeter,
Lady Coleridge ; bust, marble.
Her Majesty the Queen;
statuette, marble.
Lord Coleridge, Lord Chief
Justice of England; bust,
marble.
H.R.H. the late Duke of
Clarence and Avondale.
The Princess Victoria Eugenie,
daughter of T.R.H. the
Prince and Princess Henry
of Battenberg.
{Exhibited by command of
H,M, the Queen,)
The late Lord Tennyson; bust,
marble.
The late Sir Harry Verney,
Bart.; bust, marble.
Sir J. Whittaker Ellis, Bart.;
bust, marble.
H.R.H. Prince Edward of
York; statuette.
H.R.H. the Duke of Cam-
bridge, K.G. For the City
of London,
Robert Burns j statuette, bronze.
WILLIAMSON, Frederick... Painter.
15, President Street West,
Goswell Road,
1864. 615 Sheep at rest.
Holmesdaky Reigate,
1866. 731 Landscape, with sheep.
I, Vincent Villas ^ Dorking,
1867. 739 A heath scene.
1868. 697 Sheep at rest.
774 A hill side.
Farncombe Villas^
near Godalming,
1869. ^40 Sheep on a common.
662 A group of sheep.
1870. 605 Near Bethesda, North Wales.
616 Near Dorking, Surrey.
1 87 1. 747 Near Bonchurch, Isle of Wight.
1872. 710 Spring-time in Surrey.
822 Ewhurst, Surrey.
Vine Cottage, Witley,
1873. 856 On the Surrey hills.
1874. 894 A hill side.
907 Landscape and sheep.
QQ
298
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
>
Williamson, Frederick— con/mued.
1875. 690 On Hambledon Common.
1876. 780 Morning.
1877. 660 Near Shanklin, Isle of Wight.
7x8 A sea coast.
1878. 671 Sea coast with cows and
sheep.
693 Near Luccombe, Isle of Wight.
843 Hambledon, Surrey.
1879. 726 Bannicles; Witley.
738 Driving sheep.
829 A Surrey landscape.
853 Donkey and foal.
1880. 737 St. Lawrence, Isle of Wight.
888 On the Surrey Hills.
1 88 1. 817 Looking over Havre; Gosse-
lin, Sark.
859 Autumn.
1884. 981 Winkford, Witley.
1073 Hope's Nose, Torquay.
1886. 1 1 63 Banacles, Witley.
1266 Walberswick.
87, Piccadilly,
1888. 1228 Studland, near Swanage.
44, Piccadilly,
1892. 1 160 Score Valley, Ilfracombe.
1893. 1068 Miller's Dale, Derbyshire.
1895. 1 100 Studland Bay, near Swanage.
Quex Lodge ^
West End Lane, N.W.
1900. 1268 A common, Midhurst.
WILLIAMSON, H. H Painter.
5, Bedford Street,
Bedford Square.
1876. 267 After a gale — off Dunstanbro*.
WILLIAMSON, John Painter.
I, Ely Place, Holbom,
1783. 69 Portrait.
WILLIAMSON, John Painter.
6, Shandwick Place, Edinburgh,
1891. 1240 A poorhouse incident.
48, Flanders Road,
Bedford Park,
1893. 341 Miss Margaret Balfour.
1894. 786 Portrait study.
1895. 254 Mariella, daughter of Professor
F. York Powell.
WILLIAMSON, J. B Sculptor.
Wallington Place,
Kennington Road,
1855. H89 Morning; bas-relief.
15, Bloomfield Terrace,
1862. 1069 The Dream; bas-relief.
1863. U07 Master Alexander.
51, CoUshiU Street.
1864. 968 The late M. Thackeray, Esq.
973 Master Williamson.
1865. 1000 Miss Susanna.
1866. 954 Miss Constance.
1867. 1102 Master W. McCleary.
1868. 1060 Miss M. Gavin; medallion.
WILLIAMSON, J. B Painter.
iiZ, Elmty Street.
187 1. 780 Low tide at Ramsgate.
WILLIAMSON, John Smith.
Painter.
2, Nottingham Ptace.
1866. 678 The lessening sail
140, Camden Street.
1867. 867 Filey Beach.
28, Camden Street.
1870. 528 The Black Scar, near Whitby.
187 1. 654 Drying sails — Hastings.
1873. 1325 A drawn battle.
WILLIAMSON, Miss Leila K.
Painter.
78, West Cromwell Road.
1894. 1202 Polly; a portrait.
WILLIAMSON, Mrs Painter.
210, Oxford Street.
1802. 371 A head of Christ.
91, Wimpole Street.
1805. 588 Portrait of a lady.
609 A child nursing a doll.
659 Mrs. Haddane.
WILLIAMSON, Samuel Painter.
Liverpool.
181 1. 497 View in Wales, with Cattle.
WILLIAMSON, W Painter.
Herefordshire,
1803. '5* Portrait of J. Wild, a wood-
man.
WILLIAMSON, W Painter.
8, Camden Terrace,
1852. 211 A squally day on the Dutch
coast.
WILLIAMSON, W. H Painter.
18, Harrington Street.
1853. 1293 On the Coast of Kent.
1855. 331 Stormy weather, coast of Hol-
land.
5, Bedford Street,
Bedford Square,
1875. 535 Fishing boats in the channel,
off North Foreland.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
299
WILLIAMSON, W. M Painter.
51, Coleshill Street,
1868. 694 Old House, Exe Island, Exe-
ter.
118, Ebury Street.
187 1. 708 A sea breeze.
853 J. B. Williamson, Esq.
1872. 736 A farmyard.
762 Taking a nap.
1873. y77 At Kingsdown.
WILLING, T., Junr Painter.
18 16. 577 Portrait of a gentleman.
WILLINK (W. E.) and THICK-
NESSE (Philip) Architects.
14, Castle Street^ Liverpool.
1893. 1629 Blawith, Grange over Sands.
1894. 1536 Billiard-room, Blawith, Grange-
over-Sands.
1900. 1748 Parr's Bank, Liverpool. With
R. N, Shaw, J^.A.
{See Thicknesse and Willink, vol vii,
page 356.)
WILLIS, Edmund R Painter.
IVo address.
1847. 5'* Cattle.
E, Willis, 19, Gloucester St.,
Regenfs Park.
1848. 299 A view at Flaxly, Gloucester-
shire, with cattle.
1849. 164 Landscape and cattle.
3, O sward Place,
Lower Edmonton.
1850. 440 Cows on a heath.
WILLIS, Miss Ethel M Painter.
31, Leinster Terrace,
Hyde Park,
1900. 1091 Study of a man's head.
1904. 1224 Portrait study; in orange.
WILLIS, Frank Painter, etc.
Eton, Windsor,
1892. 1487 Posting in North Hungary.
Konigliche Kunst Akademie,
Diisseldorf.
1896. 1569 Ice-bound. After L. Herzog.
1577 Das Bergerthor, Diisseldorf.
After Tournier.
Glenavon, Frances Road,
Windsor,
1900. 1666 The Rt. Rev. T. E. Wilkinson,
D.D., Bishop of Northern
and Central Europe.
WILLIS, George William ... Painter.
113, Stanhope Street,
1850. 63a Village sculptors.
WILLIS, Henry Brittan, R, W,S.
Painter.
93a, Stanhope Street,
Regenfs Park.
1844. 361 Scene near Bristol.
123, Stanhope Street
1845. ^47 A scene near the Thames, Ox-
fordshire.
1846. 404 Landscape with cattle.
1847. 3H A scene on the south side of
the Vale of Ecclesborne,
near Hastings.
65s do. do.
1848. 679 Harvest time.
1849. 32 Early morning.
333 At bait; a roadside scene.
1 1 38 A summer evening on the
South Downs, in Sussex.
7, Lidlington Place,
Oakley Square,
1850. 1 1 88 A meadow scene — evening.
1203 A brook scene, near Worthing,
Sussex.
1242 A Mill at Redhill, near Rei-
gate.
1851. 432 Maiden meditations.
1852. 1101 The forester and his favourites.
1853. 41* A scene in Sutton, Surrey.
1070 Scene near Westgate, and
Wooton Wood in Surrey, a
finished sketch for a large
picture.
1854. 328 An autumn evening on the
Conway.
539 A quiet nook on the Ligwey.
1856. 416 A mountain stream.
928 A summer evening.
1857. 637 Sunny pastures in Sussex.
1858. 564 Milking time, in the mountains,
near Dolgelly, North Wales.
1859. 660 Summer time in the south of
Essex.
i860. 207 A scene on the sands of Port
Madoc, North Wales.
413 An English Pastoral — ^from a
scene in Surrey.
5, Hereford Square,
New Brompton,
1 86 1. 450 A rest on the road to the fair.
536 Cattle on the sands near Port-
madoc. North Wales —
mountains in Merionethshire
and Haarlech Castle in the
distance.
WILLIS, Mrs. Henry Brittan.
Painter.
7, Lidlington Place,
Oakley Square.
1855. 1302 Scene near Hastings, Sussex.
300
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILLIS, J Painter.
4, Nassau Street.
1829. 1043 A sketch.
1830. 1003 Sketch of the South front of
Malmesbury Abbey, Wilts.
1837. 1065 Perspective view of the nave
and choir from the west door
of Lincoln Cathedral.
1842, 1099 Interior of the east end of
Tewksbury Abbey Church,
Gloucestershire.
1852. 1216 Interior of the north transept
of Redcliff Church, Bristol.
1237 West view of the Abbey and
Gatehouse, Tewkesbury.
Sketched prnnous to the re-
storation of the Gate House,
WILLIS, Miss Katharina ... Painter.
Derby Ilouse^ Hendon, j
1893. 1437 Portrait of a lady.
18, Dancer Road ^ Fuiham.
1894. 143 s Study for a portrait. !
1895. 6*9 Sybil, daughter of T. P. Ray,
Esq.
Tedworth Studios^
South Terrace^ Chelsea.
1898. 1049 Mrs. John Rooker.
1083 Sidney.
WILLIS, Miss Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 529 View near Holywell, Flint.
761 do. do. do.
1798. 295 View near Ridland, Flintshire.
683 The bridge near Llangollen.
t8oo. 269 A storm.
26, Lime Street^
Fenchurch Street.
1802, 619 View of Eton College.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1803. "4 View in Devonshire.
WILLIS, Miss ... Miniature Painter.
386 Oxford Street,
1839. 299 E. 6. Lamb, Esq.
18, Store Street,
1843. 768 Miss Leeming.
WILLIS, P Painter.
Carey Street^
Lincoln^ s Inn Fields,
1 800. 90s Portrait of a gentleman.
1801. 835 do. do.
fames Street^ Covent Garden,
1802. 850 Portrait of a gentleman.
1803. 306 The grand admiral.
864 Portrait of a gentleman.
1804. 296 The double red striped
camillia.
1805. 605 Flowers.
I, Lamias Conduit Street,
1806. 847 A flower piece.
1807. 359 Fruit and flowers.
1808. 733 Portrait of a gentleman.
i8io. 449 do. do.
573 Major Egerton.
1 8 1 1 . 5 s 3 Portrait of a gentleman.
642 do. lady.
76, JViewman Street
18 14. 69 Portrait of a gentleman.
398 do. young lady.
57, Greek Street^ Soho,
1 81 6. 44 Master VV. Baines.
263 Teale.
181 7. 212 Partridges from Nature.
1 82 1. 440 Partridges from the South of
France.
76, Neumtan Street.
1822. 502 A flower piece.
38, Rathbone Ptace.
1824. 408 Master Wm. Shakespear.
1825. 707 C. Tyler, Esq.
WILLIS, Richard H. A.
Sculptor, etc.
Science and Art Club^
South Kensington,
1882. 317 In the South of Ireland.
School of Art,
Cavendish Street^
Manchester.
1889. 21 18 Study of age; bust.
2140 The Slinger; statuette.
1890. 2009 The plumed page; relief.
2045 Heroic warfare — at bay; relief.
1891. 2033 "O love ! has she done this to
thee?" relief. "As Love
upon a pearly beach one
summer morning played.
He chanced to see within
his reach a golden-tressM
maid, etc."
4, Scarsdale Studios,
Kensington,
1894. 1005 Arrival of the Milesians. "Oh!
where is the land we've seen
in dreams, etc."
1796 The fisherman's dwelling.
"While they are keeping
bright watch o'er thy sleep-
ing, etc."
New Street, Killarney, Ireland,
1899. 19 16 Fate; medallion.
WILLIS, S. W. Ward Sculptor.
230, Kilbum Park Road,
1897. 1970 The dawn of thought; bust.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
301
WILLIS, W Painter.
38, Keppel Street.
Russell Square,
1845. 458 Time is precious; smuggling
on the south-west coast of
Ireland — loading a hearse.
It was not a very unusual
practice, some time back, to
convey contraband goods
through the country from
the coast, under the appear-
ance of a funeral.
Goodasty Reading,
1857. 783 "Excelsior."
( W. Willis in the index, but Mrs, W,
Willes in the catalogue,)
WILLIS, W Sculptor.
I, Fitzroy Road, Regenfs Park,
1904. 1765. Cameron Burnside, Esq.; bust,
bronze.
WILLISON, George Painter.
Greek Street, Soho,
1 77 1. 218 Portrait of a nobleman in his
coronation robes. (Duke of
Queensbury, — Walpole.)
Whole length.
219 Portraits of a lady and her
three children, with a bust
of their deceased father;
whole length.
220 Portrait of a young gentleman;
three-quarters.
1772. 281 Portrait of a lady; whole
length.
282 Portrait of a gentleman; half
length.
283 Portrait of a gentleman; three-
quarters.
284 A fancy head.
WILLMORE, Arthur Engraver.
5, Regenfs Place West
1858. 1 126 Cologne. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
1859. 1223 Summer. After Rubens.
1224 Autumn. do.
i860. 927 Agripina landing the ashes of
Germanicus. After Turner.
1864. 851 Royal Volunteer Review, Edin-
burgh.
1866. 811 The Word of God— a parable.
—Lukcyvm, 5-15.
1. The wayside.
2. The stony ground.
3. Choked by weeds.
4. Bearing fruit a hundredfold.
After H. L. Roberts.
1867. 954 The pleasant walk. After
J. C. Hook, R.A.
4, Compton Street,
Regenfs Square,
1870. 861 Old churchyard, Bettws-y-coed.
After T. Creswick.
187 1. 839 A calm evening. After D. Cox.
850 A squally morning. After D.
Cox.
851 Iron and wood men-of-war off
Sheerness. After H. Daw-
son, Junr.
1873. 1253 Dutch boat landing fish. After
E. W. Cooke, R.A. En-
graved for the Art Union of
London,
1874. 1284 The "Galatea" at sea. After
O. W. Brierly.
1877. 1280 Wreck off Whitby; the return
of the lifeboat. After E.
Duncan.
1880. 1266 Morning after the engagement
off Florez, between Sir Rich-
ard Grenville in the "Re-
venge," and a Spanish fleet
under the command of Ad-
miral Alonzo de Ba^on,
August, 1591. After O. W.
Brierley.
i88i. 1241 Mount Tabor.
1885. 171 8 The attack of the " Vanguard."
After O. W. Brierley.
WILLMORE, James Tibbitts, A.R.A.
Engraver.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1843. 654 Ancient Italy. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
23, Polygon, Somers Town.
1844. 1041 The east view of London from
the tower of St. Bride's
church, Fleet Street.
1847. 1070 Crossing the Bridge. After
Edwin Landseer, R.A.
1850. 1095 The villa of LucuUus at Mise-
num. After W. L. Leitch.
1853. 1033 Morning. After J. J. Chalon,
R.A.
1045 Wind against tide. After C.
Stanfield, R.A.
1854. 960 Evening.
967 Castle of Clotten.
1855. 974 Harvest in the Highlands.
After Sir E. Landseer, R.A.,
and Sir A. Callcott, R.A.
1005 The golden bough. After
J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
1089 Morning.
1856. 227 A waterfall
302
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Willmorc, James Tibbitts, A.R.A.—
continued,
1856. 863 Grand Canal, Venice. After
J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
894 Departure of the Highland
bride. After Jacob Thomp-
son.
1857. 420 Real.
598 Ideal.
1858. 1068 Eel-spearing — autumn even-
ing.
1859. 514 Kemp Town, Brighton — west
view.
594 The Black Rock from Kemp
Town, Brighton — east view.
1209 Queen Victoria with the Prin-
cess Royal and the Prince of
Wales, at Loch Laggan, in
September, 1847. After Sir
E. Landseer, R.A.
i860. $46 A lake.
918 Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
After J. M. W. Turner,
R.A.
WILLOCK, Richard Architect.
5, Eastbourne Road^
Stamford Hill.
1889. 1847 Design for an Academy of
Arts.
1890. 1924 A suburban house.
1893. 1654 Elevation of Country House.
1894. 1685 Shops and flats.
1895. 1417 A country house.
1896. 1768 Shops and flats.
WILLOUGHBY,J Architect.
20, Spring Street^
Portman Square,
1808. 904 View of the Royal Military
Asylum, Chelsea.
WILLS, Brothers Sculptors.
5, Douro Cottages^
St, John's Wood,
1857. 1226 The echo of our woods. **And
from the rocks, the woods,
the vale, etc." — Collins,
12, Euston Road,
1859. 1381 Acteon, his transformation;
vase in terra-cotta. "Now,
all undress'd, the shining
goddess stood, etc."
i860. 1005 Model of a drinking fountain,
to be executed in bronze,
subject, " Cupid afloat."
1091 Model of a drinking fountain,
subject. Temperance, in
marble.
WILLS, Edgar W Painter.
1 1, JFUmray Sireei.
1877. 40 A by-road in autumn.
171, Stanhope Street^
Hamp stead Road.
1882. 575 A September afternoon.
1884. 7i4'''Mong the thick - falling
dews."
1885. 872 << Where the nibbling flock
does stray."
South Wealdy Brentwood.
1888. 118 Kine on the moor.
1889. 766 Stillness before a storm.
1892. 913 Spring blossoms and flowers.
1893. 475 Spring.
WILLS, F Architect.
I, Lower Sothembay^ Exeter.
1842. X084 Design for a gateway.
1843. 1x99 Designs for the interior of a
chapel.
1845. ^^^^3 Monument to Richard Hooker
in St. Mary's Yard, Exeter.
WILLS, Henry Sculptor.
9, Regent Street^ Cambridge.
1885. 2080 Mrs. John E. Sandys; me<&-
lion.
WILLS, W. G Painter.
1872. 1328 The Marchioness of Bute.
Avenue Studios^
76, Fulham Road.
1874. 1048 Ophelia and Laertes. ^^Ophelia.
Here is rosemary, etc."
WILLS, W.J Sculptor.
1856. 1247 The Milton Vase— illustrating
Paradise Lost^ books 6 and
II.
12, Euston Rocui,
1867. 1027 The late Richard Cobden,
M.P.
1870. 1 168 Warrior and lady; alto-relievo.
WILLS, W. and T Sculptors.
1 2, Euston Road.
1863. 1 131 The Harold Cup, rifle prize.
Subjects: The death of
Harold on the field of Hast-
ings, and the finding of the
body, after the battle, by
Edith and the monks.
1866. 992 Model of statue of Richard
Cobden. For the triangle of
the High Street, Camden
Town,
128, Gower Street,
1884. 1744 Henry Edwards, Esq., M.P.
for Weymouth.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
303
WILLSHIRE, R Architect.
At Middhton and Bailey^ s^
Lambeth,
925 Design for a residence.
936 do. villa near Wimble-
don.
948 Design for a mausoleum.
888 do. public library.
873 do. villa in Surrey.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1806.
WILLSON, Miss B. Dorothy.
Painter.
Ballamonay Headingley^
Leeds,
1900. X141 A dewy morning.
WILLSON, Harry Painter.
41, Cleveland Street,
766 Studies from nature.
656 Detachment of infantry forag-
ing.
1 7, High Row^ Kensington,
457 On the Scheldt.
617 La Grosse Horloge, Rouen.
1034 The forum of Nerva, Rome.
1064 Porch of Louviers Cathedral,
Normandy.
17 Interior of a Cathedral, eleva-
tion of the Host.
5, Camden Hill Terrace^
Kensington,
85 Rheims Cathedral.
530 do.
566 View at Venice.
943 Rheims Cathedral.
593 Paris — sketch from nature.
22 Alicata in the Val di Mazzara,
Sicily.
1015 Sketch of the interior of a
church.
501 View under the north entrance
of the Cathedral of Chartres.
539 Porch of a church with a pro-
cession.
698 Ancient chapel at Eichstell,
Bavaria. Sir Ludwig of
Geisenfeld, and the ladye of
Ingolstadt.
5, Grove Place^ Lisson Grove,
556 Interior of a chapel, Cologne.
580 San Giorgio, Venice.
1 109 Northern porch of the Cathe-
dral of Chartres, France.
1261 Porche de St. Vincent, near
Rouen.
24, Upper Berkel^ Street West,
304 Venice — moonlight
Ml rhanni nf Hf Amnnfinn Tnthr
1813.
1815.
1827.
1829.
1830.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1847.
Charlemont^ Nemours.
1848. 1139 At Charlemont, Nemours.
7, Manchester Street,
1852. 1236 St. Mark's, Venice.
WILLSON, John J Painter.
Ballamona^ Headingley^
Leeds,
1900. 1x91 The last gleam.
WILLSON, Miss Margaret... Painter.
2, Moorland Terrace^ Leeds.
1888. 894 Hydrangeas.
Morecambe Terrace^ Leeds,
1889. 818 Study of white orchids.
Ballamonay Headingley^
Leeds,
1897. 1161 Cragg Hall and Fewston re-
servoir, near Blubberhouses,
Yorkshire.
1902. 871 Portrait of a lady.
WILLSON, Thomas Architect.
13, Bryanston Street^
Portman Square,
1799- 949 A design.
7, Charlotte Street^ Pitnlico,
1805. 664 Royal military College, for the
Emperor of Russia.
746 House at Stockwell.
56, Queen Anne Street,
1806. 786 A mausoleum to Lord Nelson.
18 10. 699 The residence of the com-
mander-in-chief, etc.
46, South Molton Street,
18 14. 674 Elevation of a royal pavilion.
67, New Bond Street,
18 1 5. 812 A national mausoleum to
Naval and Military Heroes.
1 816. 800 Design for national monument
Bridge Courts Chelsea,
18 19. 1167 Design for the Wellington Pil-
lar.
Stockwelly Surrey,
1824. 859 A marine villa for Greenpoint,
near Cape Town.
II, New Cavendish Street.
1831. 991 The Pyramid Cemetery for the
Metropolis. "The base of
the Pyramid comprehends
eighteen acres, which being
multiplied by the several
stages to be erected one
above another will generate
nearly 1,000 acres, self-
created out of the void space
overhead as the building
progresses above the earth."
304
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILMOT,
\
Painter.
8, Leicester Street
1778. 351 A landscape; a drawing.
WILMOT, Miss Florence N. F.
Painter.
Mickleton c, Campden^
Gloucestershire,
1901. 1311 Mr. J. M. Barrie.
1902. 1 1 84 Sisters.
1904. 675 Newly n Harbour.
WILMSHURST, George C.
Painter.
136, Camden Road,
1897. 397 Miss Ethel Coates.
543 Miss Winifred Bessell.
70, Adelaide Road.
1900. 70 Lady St. Levan.
WILMSHURST, T Painter.
31, George Street^
Euston Square,
1848. 221 A study of a head.
WILMSHURST and OLIPHANT.
Stained Glass Painters.
13, Fitzroy Flcue,
1853. 1 116 A Design for the stained glass
of the centre east window of
St. Andrew's Church, Ply-
mouth.
WILSHER, T., Junr Painter.
5, Queen Street ^ Chelsea,
1 81 6. 481 A jay. from nature.
WILSON. See Figgis and Wilson,
vol. iii, page 107, and Mitchell and
Wilson, vol. V, page 264.
WILSON, Hon. Lady Rivers-.
Sculptor.
16, Wilton Street^ Belgravia,
1896. 1876 Sir Charles Rivers Wilson,
G.C.M.G., C.B.j bust,
bronze.
WILSON, Alexander Painter.
37, Brewer Street,
1803. 382 View of Castatelli at Tivoli.
473 do. the temple, commonly
called La Sibilla, at Tivoli.
533 View of Valle Pietro, among
the Appenines, from the
source of the Agno.
561 An Italian view.
31, Conduit Street.
181 1. 265 View of Tivoli.
416 do. Rome from the Villa
Borghese.
181 2. 484 St. Donat's Castle, South
Wales.
492 St. John Lateran, suburbs of
Rome.
SOI Evening view on the Weir,
near Sunderland.
505 Great Marlow — twilight
515 Westhorpe Common, near
Great Marlow.
518 View in Italy.
531 Baths of Carricalla, from the
Palatine Hill, Rome.
532 Caernarvon Castle.
18 13. 129 A View near Subiaco in Italy.
132 Landscape, composition.
334 A Roman town near Fondi.
34* Repose of pilgrims in the
neighbourhood of an Italian
city.
349 Entrance to Craigmiller Castle.
WILSON, Miss Alice C Painter.
Heatherbank^ Weybridge,
1893. 1092 Poppies.
WILSON, Arthur Painter.
70, Elgin Road,
1873. 1351 Westminster Abbey.
WILSON, A. Needham ... Architect.
Clarendon Road^
Snaresbrooky Essex,
1886. 1560 Soane Medallion Prize; design
for a town church.
22, Pen Martin Road^
Brockley, S,E,
1888. 1 891 Church of the Dominicans,
Aries; south porch.
1892 St. Trophime, Aries; the west
entrance.
79, Endnell Road^ Brockley,
1889. 1480 The western towers, Ely Cath-
edral.
29, Mornington Road^
Leytonstone,
1890. 1755 Towers of Ely Cathedral.
Lockeridge^ Marlborough.
1892. 1745 Exeter Cathedral.
1895. 1439 Malmesbury Abbey from the
south.
London Road^ Marlborough,
1899. 1775 Design for treatment of the
east end of a church.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
305
28, 5/. Martin's Lane, E,C.
IQOS' »557 Two houses, Buckhurst Hill.
1904. 1651 Design for a church.
WILSON, Miss Beatrice J.
Miniature Painter.
" Eihelstan," Waidegrave Rd,,
Teddington,
1897. 1437 An oread.
Z488 Miss Ethel Reading.
1899. 1324 Dorothy.
1901. 1409 Major Best.
WILSON, Benjamin Painter.
56, Great Russell Street,
Bloomsbury,
ly^S* »35 The raising of Jairus's daugh-
ter.
WILSON (B.) and OGLESBY.
Architects.
12, East Parade, Leeds,
1902. 1543 Memorial for a public park,
Yorkshire.
45, Gower Street,
1903. 1 5 10 Three houses, Halifax.
WILSON, Cecil Painter.
18, St, Ann's Villas,
Holland Park.
1903. 3*6 Mrs. Cecil Wilson.
WILSON, Charles Painter.
1832. 537 Near Festiniog, North Wales.
1 2, Montpelier Row,
Twickenham,
185 1. 3 A quiet spot.
354 A study.
572 A landscape.
1855. 494 Jacobus vow.
WILSON, Charles E Painter.
Alpine Road, Upperthorpe,
Sheffield,
1 89 1. 1 33 1 Sweet content.
141 6 Playmates.
1892. 1080 The light of the cottage.
1279 A frugal meal.
^ 2, Park Road, N, IV,
1893. 1041 Interested.
Alpine Road, Sheffield,
1894. 953 Young Britons.
1075 Idle moments.
The Studio, Milford Heath,
Godalming,
1896. 1 1 90 Gathering blackberries.
1 241 "He loves me — he loves me
not."
VIII.
1897. 1306 Happy days.
1323 The farmer's daughter.
1402 A quiet afternoon.
1898. 1058 Day dreams.
1899. 1013 The bird's-nest.
1900. 1 140 Breakfast time.
1 90 1. 975 Quietude.
1005 A morning call.
1846.
1849.
1850.
WILSON, Chester Painter.
3, Euston Place, New Road,
174 The penitent.
565 A study.
95, Stanhope Street,
121 A study.
196 An Indian.
9, Belgrave Terrace,
Great College Street,
Camden Town,
1 85 1. 818 Venus reclining.
182, Great College Street,
'853. 98 Portrait of a lady.
WILSON, E Painter.
1800. 790 View near Homsey Wood.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 80 1. 623 Landscape and figures.
(E, Wilson in the index, and T, Wilson
in the catalogue,
WILSON, E Painter.
55, Upper Charlotte Street,
1848. 132 Scene near Elberfeld.
50 z do. Diisseldorf.
WILSON, Edgar W Painter.
132, Peckham Park Road,
T889. 1699 John Bunyan's Mission House.
1890. 135a For the good of her health.
WILSON, Ernest Painter.
Clarendon Road,
Snaresbrook, Essex,
1885. 400 Marshes, Epping Forest.
1886. 896 From Covent Garden.
Hazlemere Grove Road,
Wanstead.
1888. 1256 Last leaves.
1428 A Surrey cottage.
1889. 1389 Moonrise in autumn.
1 5 16 Lengthening shadows.
1529 Early morning in a cornfield.
WILSON, Miss E. Gertrude.
Painter.
Windmill Cottage,
WcUberswick, Suffolk,
1903. 788 Globed peonies.
RR
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILSON, Miss B. Margaret.
Painter.
Shelwood HousCy Oxford,
1 90 1. 5S5 Still life.
WILSON, Miss Florence B.
Painter,
no, Long Acre.
1887. ■*97 Chrysanthemums.
1888. 1323 A study of grapes.
WILSON, P. R Architect.
2, Cambridge Street^
Hyde Park Square,
1844. 1053 The palatial banqueting hall
of Eltham, Kent.
1847. 1302 Model of a design for a font
and cover.
1848. 1246 Design for a collegiate church.
WILSON,
1785- 474
618
1786. 556
1788. 589
1793.
44
46
96
220
1794.
239
M7
1796.
1797.
483
no
»57
159
1798.
359
409
591
592
598
1799.
1800.
5"
5H
619
36
.67
»'7
George Painter.
457, Strand,
The Temple of Virtue, Indus-
try, and Science.
The stye of idleness, gluttony,
inebriation, and vice.
Warm conversation.
21, Duke Couriy
5/. Martinis Lane,
Advice neglected, or the sor-
rows of imprudence.
Storm, with Banditti.
The wedding morning.
Landscape with a holy family.
Haymakers reposing.
The village dance.
The good Samaritan.
108, St, Martinis Lane,
The profligate's reform.
Temptation of a Saint; a
sketch.
Game at romps in the hay-
field.
Game at romps in the first
floor.
The girls* school.
The boys' school.
Pity bestowed on orphans.
Attention and Carelessness.
Bread and cheese and kisses;
a sketch.
Wood scene with gypsies,
do. do.
Halt of gypsies.
Tars relieving the distressed
widow and children.
Travellers sheltering from a
thunder storm.
The Sailor's revel.
1800.
1801.
1802.
1803.
1804.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1811.
1813.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.
i8t8.
1819.
748 Courtship and conjugal bliss.
202 Landscape.
228 Nymphs and satyrs.
51 Gypsies.
224 The sailor's revels.
315 Filial tenderness. Compassion,
or the widow and liberality.
20, Denmark Street^ Soho.
140 The rear of a camp, with
sutling booths.
430 The soul mourning for the
depravity of the body.
592 The day of adversity.
593 do prosperity.
480 Vicinity of St. James's.
161 The poor sailor.
105 The poor soldier.
532 Landscape.
732 Women buying fish at Bil-
lingsgate.
734 Assembly in high life.
735 Ladies viewing china on sale
at Christie's.
764 Society in humble life.
628 The mendicant tar.
335 Landscape; the bath of Diana.
30 Portrait of a greyhound.
(This number is put to
both Wilson and Chalon in
the index^ but to Wilson in
the catalogue; it is probably
by H. B, Chalon. See vol. ii^
page 29.)
208 Landscape.
13 Landscape with harvest folk
regaling.
134 A Christmas rustic fSte.
337 Holiday or the country fair.
151 landscape and Holy Family.
366 The Prodigal Son.
WILSON, George Painter.
233, Stanhope Street.
1877. 296 Study of a head.
1878. 518 The Quest from Shelley's
" Alastor."
WILSON, George W Sculpton
Trafalgar Studios.
1891. 1977 Model for a fountain.
1892. 1870 do. wall fountain.
WILSON, George W. I. ... Sculptor.
3a, Avenue^ Fulham JRoad.
1900. 2022 The Last Supper. Model
of altar frontal^ executed in
alabaster for Berkhampstead
School Chapel.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
307
WILSON, H Architect.
9, Miilbank Street,
Wesiminster.
1813. 889 Design for a paviHon.
w^John Street.
181 7. loos Design for a triumphal arch,
etc.
1823. 991 Monument to the memory of
an eminent poet.
1824. S39 Bridge and water entrance to
an ancient city; a compo-
sition.
WILSON, H Painter,
Istingt&n,
1843. 996 Sketch of a young lady.
WILSON, Harry Architect.
32, Bedford Gardens,
1888. 1776 Old house, Foss Street, Dart-
mouth,
2, Sheepcote Eaad^ Harrow.
1889. 154* Apocalypse.
iSSi Canterbury Cathedral; interior
view of N.W, angle of tran-
sept
1991 The Angel Tower, Canterbury
Cathedral.
1890. 1735 Beauvais Cathedral; sketch of
apse.
1831 Church of St Wulfran, Abbe-
ville, west front,
447j Oxford Street.
1892. 1693 Hunting lodge near Malmes-
bury, Wilts.
169* Altar-cross for private chapel,
Welbeck Abbey,
1771 Pastoral stafiT for the Bishop of
St, Asaph, designed by the
late J. D. Sedding,
178a New Tower, St. Mary's church,
Lynton,
1893, 16*3 Design for the Library, Wel-
beck Abbey.
1614 Design for new Cathedral,
Victoria, British Columbia,
1894* 1691 Reredos, Holy Trinity Church,
Chelsea.
169] Elevation, Holy Trinity Church,
Chelsea.
1699 Reredos, Douglas Castle
Chapel, Lanarkshire.
1895, 14Z0 Design for rood, All Hallows'
church, Southwark.
1507 Study for west front of pro-
posed church of St, Andrew,
Boscombe*
1519 Study for interior of proposed
church of St» Andrew, Bos-
cumbe.
1896. 1586 Sketch for garden seat.
1683 New Lady chapel, St. Martin's
Church, Marple.
1691 Design for completion of west
end, St. Augustine's church,
Highgate.
1897* 1844 Staircase, Welbeck Abbey.
17, Vicarage Gate^ Kensington,
189$* 1711 St. Bartholomew's church,
Brighton, etc.
1949 A tabernacle; bronze and
enamel.
1S99, 1627 Design for Calvary, St. Bar-
tholomew's church, Brigh-
ton.
1694 Design for chalice, St. Bar-
tholomew's church, Brigh-
ton.
1743 The Lady chapel. Holy Trinity
church, Chelsea.
WILSON, Harry M Painter.
19, Spencer Road^,Holloway,
190 1* 617 Twilight over the river.
72, Fortess Road, N. JV.
1902. 383 A sunny hillside.
Roset/ij
Harlesden Road, St, A/dans,
1904, 534 Low tide.
WILSON, Harry P Painter.
6 1, Tufnell Park Road,
Holhway,
1S95. 1034 An old salt.
WILSON, Herbert Painter.
62, Cadogan Place,
1864. 153 Lady Fletcher.
1874* 532 Miss Frances and Miss Violet
Graham.
Dunbar House,
Cromwell Road.
1876, 500 Miss Grace Ward.
WILSON, J Painter.
35, Charlotte Street,
Rathbone Place.
1783. 64 A portrait. {Charles the model)
328 Portrait of a lady.
WILSON, J.
On the Terrace,
Upper Clapton, Hackney,
1783, — (/« the index, but with no num-
ber; no exhibit in the cata-
logue,)
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILSON, J. Junr Architect.
lo, Cranboume Street
621 Design for a park entrance.
637 do. mansion.
y. Wilson^ 6, Bedford Row,
668 Design for a mansion.
764 do. an entrance to a
park.
1794.
1795-
1796.
\
WILSON, J Architect.
6, Welbeck Street.
1834. 948 Design for a cottage near Kes-
wick.
1835. 1043 Design for Gamekeeper's lodge
near Penzance, Cornwall.
WILSON, J Painter.
201, Lanchihall Street^
Glasgow,
1855. 844 The Falls of the Clyde.
WILSON, James Architect.
6, Alfred Street^ Bath.
1841. 987 St. Stephen's Church, Bath.
1087 An Italian villa on Wadbury
Hill, Mells.
X089 do. do.
16, Bridge Street West,
and I, Belmont^ Bath.
1850. lui Wesleyan Normal College,
Horseferry Road, West-
minster.
20, Leicester Square.
1 85 1 . 253 The Principars residence, Wes-
leyan Normal College. {In-
dexed to J. Wilson of
Leicester Square, but palpably
by the above; he may have
been a son of the gem en-
graver.)
Belmont, Bath.
1855. 1250 Italian villa erected near Bath.
WILSON, James Watney ... Painter.
26, Cavendish Square.
1878. 12 Before the busy hum of day.
14, St. Mary Abbot fs Terrace.
1880. 1462 John Pullman, Esq., F.R.G.S.,
Chief Burgess of West-
minster.
140, Tachbrook Street,
St. George^s Square.
1884. 888 Robert Montague, Esq., High
Constable of Westminster.
WILSON, John Gem Engraver.
29, Castle Street, Oxford Street.
1824. 910 Medallic portrait of the late
Marquis of Londonderry.
8, Church Terrace,
Waterloo Road.
1826. 937 Peace presented by Victory
to the Genius of South
America. Impression from
a die.
944 Impression from a seal die
engraved for the Rio de la
Plata Agricultural Associa-
tion; the figure after Sir
Joshua Reynolds.
1827. 1032 Intaglio portrait of His late
Royal Highness the Duke
of York.
1033 Portrait of Bolivar; impression
from a die.
Beaufort House, Strand.
1828. 1090 John Hunter, Esq.; from a
posthumous bust by F.
Chantrey, Esq., R.A.; im-
pression from a steel seal.
163, Piccadilly.
1829. 1076 The Duke of Wellington.
1 109 The late Rt. Hon. George
Canning.
1830. 434 Morrison's Haven on the Frith
of Forth, near Edinburgh.
(This is indexed to /. Wilson
of Piccadilly, but it is prob-
^^y h /• Wilson of Union
Terrace.)
21, Leicester Square.
1831. 1075 Penelope, with the bow of
Ulysses; from a pahiting by
H. Fuseli, R.A.
16, St. Peter's Hill.
1832. 1087 Portrait of the King.
20, Leicester Square.
1833. 1047 The late Jeremy Bentham,
Esq. After a bust by Davie.
1080 Andromache imploring the pro-
tection of Pyrrhus on behalf
of her son Astyanax.
1834. 973 Impression of a portrait of
King William IV.
IS, King William St., Strand.
1835. 989 Sir Walter Scott; an impres-
sion from an intaglio.
1016 Intaglio of the Duke of Wel-
lington.
1838. 574 Intaglio portrait of a lady.
578 do. H.R.H.the
Duchess of Kent; from
a painting by Miss Cor-
baux.
1839. 671 The late Earl of Eldon; a
sketch.
373, Strand.
681 Portrait of Her Majesty; in-
taglio.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
309
1839.
1841,
1842.
1843
1844.
682 A gem; portrait of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria.
1123 Intaglio portrait of a lady.
1 1 3 1 Mentor persuading Telemachus
to leave Eucharis; an in-
taglio.
XI 70 H.R.H. Prince Albert.
1367 Portraits of Her Majesty the
Queen and H.R.H. Prince
Albert.
100 The mouth of the Esk, Mont-
rose. (^Indexed to J. Wilson
of Leicester Square ^ but prob-
ably by J, Wilson of 7, Ed-
ward Street,)
1848. 1308 Portrait of General Washing-
ton, from Houdori's bust; a
figure of Mercury flying with
a soul to Elysium; a copy
from the antique. {Indexed
to y. Wilson of Momington
Flacey but palpably by the
gem engraver not in the index
at all.)
1274 Group from the antique.
221 Lord Brougham and Vaux.
656 Gem portrait of H.M. Queen
Victoria; engraved on cor-
nelian.
XX 13 Head of Minerva, engraved on
steel. After W. Wyon, Esq.
1854.
1855.
1856.
1858.
WILSON, John Sculptor.
Trafalgar Studios^ Chelsea.
1892. X977 Medusa; head, bronze.
WILSON, John H., R.S.A. (called
"Jock Wilson ") Painter.
J. Wilson^ James Street^
Lambeth Marsh.
1807. 697 Fall of the Clyde.
34, Stangate Street^ Lambeth,
1809. 249 Both well Castle.
i8io. 527 Bridge on the Cruachan, Loch
Awe.
4, Paradise Buildings^
Lambeth.
181 1. 507 View in North Wales.
181 2. 351 Roslin Castle.
3, Stangate Street^ Lambeth.
1813. 32 Mills at Canterbury.
79 Fulham church from the
bridge.
114 Cottage near Battersea.
257 Tintem Abbey.
18 14. 241 The banks of the Thames near
Nine Elms — morning.
242 A watermill.
55, Marsham Street,
Westminster.
18 1 5. 34 Bridge on the Wye, South
Wales.
238 Cottages near Battersea.
466 Entrance of Ostend Harbour.
469 Fulham Church.
18 1 6. 231 Banks of the Thames near
Mortlake.
358 Fishing-boats.
499 View on the Thames at low
water.
642 Scene on the Flemish coast —
evening.
34, Stangate, Lambeth,
181 7. 60 Dumbarton from the north.
2, New Buildings,
Pratt Street, Lambeth,
1 818. 49 Back of Broadstairs pier.
69 Broadstairs.
18 19. 462 A river scene.
2, Pratt Street, Lambeth.
1820. 240 Banks of the Thames near
Battersea.
1821. 54 Cottages near Windsor.
388 Coast scene.
1823. 351 Coast scene. Isle of Wight.
443 Fishing-boats ashore, unload-
ing.
949 The embarkation of His
Majesty from Ramsgate on
the 25th September, 182 1.
i^,fewin Crescent,
Jewin Street.
1825. 351 South entrance to Dieppe.
6, Union Terrace, Lambeth,
1826. 357 Baltic wharf on the river
Itchen.
379 The breeze freshening.
575 A bridge on the Avon, Devon-
shire.
1827. 428 Scene on the coast of Sussex.
1829. 50 Burton Hall, Somersetshire.
222 Scheveling.
1830. 350 Chelsea Reach.
434 Morrison's Haven, on the Frith
of Forth, near Edinburgh.
1 83 1. 283 Calais from the sea.
1832. no On the Thames above Battersea.
1833. 165 Fishing-boats.
1834. 78 A Flemish mill.
(This was indexed to J.
Wilson of Welbeck Street,
and No, 948 to the marine
painter.)
63, Nelson Square, Blackfriars.
1835. 50 At the back of the Isle of
Wight.
10, Cardington Street.
1836. 416 Dutch boats off the Brill.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wilson, John H., R.S.A.-— continued.
83, Fratt Street,
Camden Town,
1838. 139 A calm.
374 Coast scene.
1839. 523 Low water.
1840. 400 Stormy evening, beating off a
lee shore.
7, Edward Street,
1 84 1. 151 'Westward of Dieppe.
x6» On the Norfolk coast.
309 A light breeze.
1842. 322 The Spurn lights at the mouth
of the Humber.
494 On the Bristol Channel.
1843. *<>7 A squall off Boulogne.
1844. 46 Ambleteuse on the French
coast.
100 The mouth of the Esk, Mont-
rose.
370 The Redhead, Forfarshire.
595 A lee shore, gale increasing.
840 Entrance of the Rother, near
Rye, Sussex.
296 The Bass Rock, entrance to
the Frith of Forth.
594 Bambro' Castle, Northumber-
land.
624 Entrance to Fecamp Harbour.
7, Camden Street North,
130 Tantallan Castle.
427 On the Meuse.
S89 Ravensheugh Castle, Fifeshire.
431 Passage boat in the Meuse.
504 Town and Canal of Delft.
651 On the French Coast.
12, Momington Place,
396 A light breeze.
496 Etratat on the Coast of Nor-
mandy.
365 A fresh breeze.
108 1 Coast scene— evening.
435 Clearing up after a storm.
1 2, Oakley Square,
558 Tantallan Castle, Berwickshire.
1246 Landscape with waterfall.
Briarly House, Folkestone,
724 H.R.H. Prince Albert, from a
painting by Sir W. C. Ross,
R.A.
(This last exhibit is very puzzling, Jock
Wilson died on April 2^1 h, 1855, at Folke-
stone, before the Academy opened,")
WILSON, John James Painter.
J, Wilson, Junr,y
65, Nelson Square,
Blackfriars,
1835. 478 Near Banstead, Surrey.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
'853.
1855.
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
1843.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
593
1850. 371
477
529
1851.
1852.
1853. 21
397
1854.
1855.
10, Cardingion SirteL
407 Landscape and cattle.
299 An English lane scene.
83, Pratt Street,
Camden Town.
371 Cattle returning — showery
weather.
497 At Godstone, Surrey.
^6x The watering place.
26 (Octagon room.) Noonday.
7, Edward Street,
Hampstead Road.
76 The milking-girl.
901 Cattle returning — composition.
495 An English dell scene.
550 An old water mill, approach-
ing shower.
284 Lanckcape and cattle.
200 Evening.
201 Landscape and cattle.
599 A pastoral Scene.
Albion ViUa, Bayswater.
2$j Landscape and cattle.
634 Cattle crossing a brook.
908 Water-mill near Bettws-y-Coed.
986 Rocky river scene.
7, Camden Street North,
1093 Waiting for the ferry.
1 1 37 On the banks of the Thames
near Battersea.
RedhilL
398 Milking.
1x62 An old water-mill — winter.
239 Beech Mount, Marden Park,
Surrey.
240 Stepping stones; a study in
North Wales.
Dutch boats off the coast of
Holland.
The wreck ashore, coast of
Normandy.
North Holland.
Beech trees; study from na-
ture.
13, Park Place,
Milton-on- Thames.
227 Fishing boats — off the Coast of
Yorkshire.
13, Park Place, Gravesend.
73 Off the coast of Holland.
1096 Fishing boats off Fort Rouge
— Calais in the distance.
21 Off the south coast.
Off the Dutch coast — squally
weather.
Briarly House, Folkestone.
Fishing village on the Coast of
Normandy.
Fresh breeze — off the Isle of
Wight.
514
475
THE ROYAL" ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
311
1855- 505
684
The Firth of Forth, from Petti-
cur Pier, Edinburgh in the
distance.
An old breakwater, near Havre
— fresh breeze.
/./. m/son,
3, Westdijfe Place,
Folkestone,
Off the coast of Holland.
Surrey Cottage Scenery.
French fishing lugger, at an-
chor, off Hastings.
On the Scheldt, North Hol-
land.
Shakespeare's Cliff, Dover.
The ruins of Dunbar Castle —
morning, after a storm.
Calais roads.
Mount Orgueil, Jersey.
A Kentish Pastoral.
Boulogne Harbour.
Fishing vessels off the South
Foreland.
Pastoral scene in East Kent.
Watermill on the Thames near
Pangbourne.
Cottages, East Kent.
Fort d'Ambleteuse, near Bou-
logne.
Belle Vue House, Folkestone.
Blowing fresh, Etretat, Nor-
mandy.
The ruins of Tantallan Castle,
N.B. " But scant three miles
the band had rode, etc." —
Marmion,
WILSON, J. K Sculptor.
7, Cleveland Street,
1837. 1213 Medallion portrait in marble.
1215 do. do. do.
2, Percy Street,
1838. 1295 Bust of Sir Robert Harry
Inglis, Bart., M.P.
WILSON, J. T Painter.
I, Charles Street,
Manchester Square,
1833. 948 Landscape.
26, Change Alley, Comhill.
1834. 969 An Indian attacking a buf-
falo; impression from an
intaglio.
198, Fleet Street,
1835. 502 A portrait.
872 do.
1836. 516 A child.
688 portrait of a gentleman.
739 do lady.
1856.
1857.
»90
z65
1.48
1858.
III
1859.
i860.
III7
I86I.
390
523
164
1862.
1863.
176
262
343
690
1865.
»33
1873-
95*
1838. 620 Portraits of two children.
788 Portrait of a lady.
1839, 621 Sketch from nature.
44, Robert Street,
1848. 1002 Mrs. Wilson.
I, Blenheim Terrace,
St. John's Wood,
1852. 866 Miss Lucas.
962 Lane Scene, Hampstead.
1853- 620 Hop garden, near Tunbridge
Wells.
766 Miss Charlotte Gibbons.
978 Miss Pelzer.
3, Portland Place,
St, John's Wood,
1856. 307 An old gateway at Norwich.
934 At Hampstead.
978 A portrait.
1857. 879 A peep from a back window.
942 View near Bromley, Kent.
1858. 929 A cottage scene.
57, Bel size Road,
i860. 745 The gardener's pet.
782 A back entrance to a wood.
Witley,
1 86 1. 727 Near Child's Hill, Hampstead.
1862. 814 B^uiling the time.
944 The pet lamb.
956 The idle boy.
Bowley Green, Thursley,
Godaltning,
1864. 613 Where the stream runs across
the road.
1866. 754 Hop garden, near Farnham,
Surrey.
WILSON, Joseph Painter.
Hollywood Villa, Putney,
1873. *38 Signor E. Rubini.
1874. 3S7 N. E. Treely, Esq., Wimbledon
Park.
723 T. Wilson, Queen's Middlesex
champion, 1873.
WILSON, Miss Margaret O. . . . Etcher.
The Crescent, Windsor,
1893. 1448 Portrait of an old man. After
Rembrandt.
WILSON, Montagu Medalist.
70, Brompton Road.
1889. 2078 Medal of Annabel Lee.
WILSON, Oscar Painter.
Park End Cottage,
Lee Road, Blackheath.
1888. 636 (No title in catalogue,)
1889. 521 Reading the Koran.
312
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WILSON, Patten Painter.
Paton Wilson^
447, Oxford Street,
Design for a frieze.
Design for a frieze.
Patten Wilson,
447, Oxford Street.
1895. 1326 The tnicebearer; illustration
to"ShahNameh."
Design for panel in a frieze.
" So the wind drove us on to
the cavern of gloom, etc."
A Phantasy.
Illustration to "The Clerkes
Tale," Chaucer.
Illustration to "The Man of
Lawe's Tale," Chaucer.
Gloucester House,
Sudbury, Harrow.
The unattainable.
Design for War Fund pro-
gramme.
Reverse of War Fund pro-
gramme.
1893. »5ao
1894. 1568
«479
1896. 1495
1497
1897. 1652
1660
1899. 1526
1900. 1530
1660
\
WILSON, P. A Sculptor.
1850. 1394 "Thy will be done."
1453 A study.
WILSON, P. Macgregor Painter.
151, Bath Street, Glasgow.
1890. 15 A summer day.
WILSON, Richard, R.A Painter.
Covent Garden.
{IVilson^s chambers at Covent Garden
were notable ones in ^^ Art History ^^ for
they were successively occupied by Sir Peter
I^ly, Sir Godfrey Kneller, and Sir James
Thornhill.)
1769. 122 A landskip.
123 Its companion.
124 A landskip.
Charlotte Street,
Rathbone Place.
1770. 200 A landscape with historical
figures.
201 Cicero and his two friends,
Atticus and Quintus, at his
villa at Arpinum. — Vide
Cic. de Leg., lib. 2, p. 74.
202 A view three miles from Rome.
203 do. on Hounslow Heath.
1771. 221 View near Winstay, the seat of
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn,
Bart.
221 View of Crow Castle, near
Llangollen in Denbighshire.
1771.
1772.
1774.
1775-
1776.
1777.
1778.
1779.
1780.
223 A View of Houghton, the seat
of the late Marquis of Tavis-
tock in Bedfordshire.
27 s A large landscape and figures.
276 A sn^ landscape and ^ures.
314 A View from Castello Gon-
dolfo, toward Rome, in-
cluding the Alban Lake,
Monte Cavo, the Campania
di Roma, ending with Monte
Soracte, and the Sabine
Hills.
315 The cataract of Niagara.
316 AViewofCaderidrisMountains
in North Wales.
317 Oakhampton Castle in Devon-
shire, built by Baldwin de
Bryone before the Conquest
21, Norton Street,
Portland Paw.
344 The passage of the Alps at
Mount Cenis.
345 A View from Muswell Hill, in-
cluding Minchinden House,
the seat of the Duke of
Chandois.
346 The lake of Nemi, or Speculum
Dianas, twelve miles from
Rome.
347 An hermitage at Marino.
327 A View of Sion House from
Richmond Gardens.
377 A landscape with historical
figures.
378 A View from Tivoli, towards
Rome.
379 A View of the lake of Nemi, the
ancient Speculum Dianas.
352 View in Windsor Great Park.
85, Great TiUhfield Street.
352 Apollo and the Seasons.
3 53 A landscape and gypsies.
354 A View in St James's Park.
355 A review on Wimbledon Com-
mon.
Tottenham Street,
Rathbone Place.
152 View of Tabley, Cheshire, the
seat of Sir John Leicester.
WILSON, R Architect.
16, Bridge Street West.
1850. 1280 Design for Presbyterian Church,
City.
WILSON, Rosa Painter.
Blenheim Terrace,
Abbey Road, N. W.
1853. 877 A study.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
313
WILSON, R. A Sculptor.
20, Clipsione Street,
1 85 1. 1299 May, a study in marble.
1852. 1369 Voice and verse.
1856. 1288 "Instruction."
WILSON, R. D Painter.
20, capstone Street,
1848. 302 The bath.
WILSON, S. H Painter.
12, St, MichaePs Alley,
Cornhill,
1870. 667 H.M.S. "Monarch" and the
United States " Plymouth,"
conveying the remains of
the late Mr. George Pea-
body to America, leaving
the Channel.
WILSON, T Architect.
Near the Chapell, Stockwell,
1801. 932 The palace of Dido. "Sido-
nian Dido here with solemn
state Did Juno's temple
build and consecrate, etc."
— Virgil,
41, Mortimer Street,
1804. 857 Design for an entrance front
to the Bank of Ireland from
Foster Place, Dublin.
WILSON, Thomas Painter.
17, Vauxhall Street,
1834. 120 Landscape and figures.
1835. 409 At Sunning Hill, Berks.
1836. 850 Lane scene.
1837. 494 Near Leigh, Surrey.
1838. 993 In Sydenham Woods, near
Norwood, Surrey.
WILSON, T. Butler Architect.
12, East Parade y Leeds,
1 89 1. 18 19 Additions to Grove House,
Harrogate.
WILSON, Thomas Harrington.
Painter.
2, Cheyne Row, Chelsea,
1842. 80 Mendicant boys resting.
I, Lowther Arcade,
1844. 86 Yorick and the fiUe de
chambre. " When I alighted
at the hotel, a porter told
me a young woman with a
bandbox had been that
moment enquiring for me.
* I do not know,' said the
VIII.
porter, * whether she is gone
away or not.' I took the key
of my chamber of him, and
went upstairs. ... It was
the fair fiUe de chambre." —
Sentimental Journey,
1844. 44^ The dark supplicant.
1845. '*3° The pas de poisonation. From
the burlesque of Alladin,
Portraits of Mrs. Keeley,
Miss Woolgar, and Mr.
Keeley.
1846. 898 Blackgang chine. Isle of
Wight.
1 1 37 Portraits of Mr. and Mrs.
Keeley and Miss Keeley in
I7u Cricket on the Hearth,
^^Bertha, Dear Mary, a
moment more; look across
the room to where my fa-
ther is, and tell me what
you see.
^^Dot, I see an old man,
worn with care and work,
but striving hard, in many
ways, for one great sacred
object; and I honour his
grey head, and bless it."
1 146 Portrait of Miss Woolgar as
St. George.
1285 Major-General Sir Joseph
Thackwell, G.C.B., com-
mander of the cavalry
division of the army of the
Sutlej.
31, Tavistock Street,
1848. 4 After the bath.
%%7 The flower girl.
468 Nymphs dancing.
1849. "5 Wishart (who on the morning
of his execution had been
informed, from Cardinal
Beatoun, that church privi-
leges should not be enjoyed
by an obstinate heretic con-
demned by the church) took
the opportunity of his habit
of breakfasting with the
governor's family, to begin
a short discourse on the
Lord's Supper; the table
being prepared, he gave
thanks, and thus celebrated
the first dispensation of the
communion in Scotland,
under the Reformation.
1850. 806 Scene from Charles XII.
Charles XII, Mr. B. Web-
ster; Adam Brock, Mr. J.
Wallack.
ss
314
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1852.
1854.
Wilson, Thomas Harrington— r^/r-
tinued.
1851. 769 The reading of a new piece in
the green room of the
Adelphi.
428 The first love-letter.
s^8 Idleness.
1291 Going to the Exhibition.
1853. 418 A reverie.
489 Portrait of a lady.
1268 Olivia and Sophia with the
gipsy. Vide the Vicar of
Wakefield,
1855. 140 Searching the list of killed and
wounded.
19, Beaufort Street^ Chelsea,
1856. 108 " Sandy," the dog of the Sap-
pers — a Crimean hero.
WILSON, T. J Architect.
126, Marylebone Road,
1862. 852 The church of St. Charles
Borromeo, Ogle Street,
Marylebone.
WILSON, Thomas Walter, RJ,
Painter.
28, Beaufort Street^ Chelsea,
1873. 874 The oldest house in Bayeux,
Normandy.
1874. 908 In the Rue St. Malo, Bayeux,
Normandy.
1876. 839 Canal au Hareng, Anvers.
982 March^ au bois, Anvers.
WILSON, Hon. Lady Violet R.
Sculptor.
21, Pont Street,
1903. 1810 Study of a young girl; statuette,
bronze.
WILSON, W., Junr. (son of Jock
Wilson) Painter.
i^^/ewin Crescent,
1825. 93 Lees, the seat of Sir John
Majoribanks, Bart., M.P.
** Where classic Tweed, re-
nowned in song With rapid
murmur flows." — Logan,
941 Tally-ho! from a sketch by
H. Aiken, Esq.
6, Union Place, Lambeth,
1830. 150 A lime kiln on the Bristol
Channel.
1 83 1. 4*0 A fisherman's cottage on the
lake of Haarlem.
1832. 178 On the Thames near Batter-
sea.
1833. 412 Cascade near South Brent,
Devon.
W. Wilson, fun.,
2, Surrey Place^
Old Kent Road.
1852. 327 A fresh breeze.
568 On the Dutch coast.
W Medalist.
8, Church Terrace^
Waterloo Bridge Road.
Impression from a die; the
design by Mr. Herring.
Beaufort House, Strand
Obverse impression from a
prize medal given by the
Medical Society of London.
8, Church Terrace.
Portrait of an artist
II, Charlotte Street.
Portrait of a lady.
48, London Street.
Hunting; impression from a
die.
Portrait of his late father; im-
pression from a seal
Portrait of the Rev. John Bis-
sell.
Henry Stephens, Esq.
Impression from a medal die
for the Universal Hall of
Commerce.
England, Ireland, and Scot-
land adorning Britannia; im-
pression from a seal for the
National Art Union. After
Shanklin.
Sir Christopher Wren, from a
bust in the Bodleian Gallery;
impression from a medal
die, . executing for the Art
Union of London.
John Flaxman, Esq., R.A.;
model of a medal die for the
Art Union of London.
H.M. Queen Victoria; impres-
sion from a medal die.
5, George Street,
Euston Square.
Haymakers; from a design by
W. Kidd; impression from
a die.
Prize Medal intended for pre-
sentation to British Volun-
teers; impression from the
die.
6, Thorney Place, N.
Benjamin West, P.R.A.; cif
on drawing for a medal \
in progress.
WILSON,
1827.
1035
1828.
1100
1829.
1049
1830.
1 106
1832.
1077
1833.
1037
1840.
183
601
1843.
1361
1363
1845. >3"
1846. 1372
1847. 1310
1857. 671
1 86 1. 799
1863. 996
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
3^5
25, Crowndale Road^
Oakley Square.
1866. 946 Benjamin West, P.R.A.; im-
pressions from medal for the
Art Union of London.
WILSON, W Painter.
35, Leverton Street,
Kentish Tmvn.
187 1. 175 Rev. W. R. Arrowsmith, Vicar
of Old St. Pancras.
WILSON, W Painter.
87, Commercial Street,
Dundee,
1885.
957 Beached.
1887.
323 On the Tay.
10, Shoer Terrace, Dundee.
1890.
1 1 10 Crossing the bar.
1892.
445 On the Tay.
ILSC
)N, William Painter.
62, Paddington Street.
1798.
896 Portrait of a gentleman.
16, Great Castle Street,
Cavendish Square.
1801.
480 Blinkburn Abbey, Northum-
berland.
571 Elcho Castle, near Perth.
1802.
28 Dunbrisal, the seat of the Earl
of Moray.
2, Salisbury Street, meet Street.
1803.
169 Down Castle, the ancient seat
of the Earls of Moray.
51, Paddington Street.
1804.
283 Comrie, Perthshire.
1806.
788 Evening.
8ii TeviotVale.
905 Melrose Abbey.
93" Kelso.
1807.
287 Kelso from the south-west.
1808.
76 View of Kinnoul.
190 Ale-house, near Pet worth.
1809.
179 Kelso.
190 Bonskeid, seat of Sir J. Pul-
teney, near Blair.
1810.
44 Elgin Cathedral.
69 View near Blair, in Athol.
1811.
173 Linlithgow palace. "Queen
Margaret sits in Lithgow's
bower. " — Marmion.
191 Perth from the south.
1812.
16 View of Edinburgh.
1813.
37 Conway Castle.
1814.
306 The Castle of Gloom.
1815.
586 Sion-hill, Ramsgate.
588 Limekiln near Ramsgate.
670 Sketch of Ramsgate from the
pier.
677 Cottage near Pegwell Bay.
1 816. 504 Sketch of Ryddland Castle.
878 The ruins of Lindisfame.
181 7. 80 Norham Castle. "Day set on
Norham's castled steep, etc."
— Marmion.
4, Northumberland Street,
Portman Square.
18 1 8. 507 View of the City of Glasgow.
509 The Cathedral of Glasgow.
"The pile is gloomy and
massive rather than an ele-
gant style of architecture,
etc."— -^^^ Roy.
1820. 271 Ettrick banks. This view of
the junction of Ettrick on
the Yarrow with the Tweed,
is taken from Hornen's Park;
the woods in the distance
are those of Abbotsford, the
seat of Sir Walter Scott.
WILSON, William A Painter.
16, Hercules Buildings.
1834. 225 On the coast near Scheveling.
22, Cumberland Market.
1838. II A water mill.
1 1, Upper Marylebone Street.
1839. 169 Street in Rouen.
20, Walcot Place, Lambeth.
1842. 836 Place du Marche, Abbeville.
100, York Road, Lambeth.
1847. 8^* Abbeville.
I, Elizabeth Terrace,
New Cross.
1850. 635 The Castle from the market,
Edinburgh,
22, Surrey Place,
Old Kent Road.
1851. 397 Near Windsor.
1854. 1222 Tintern Abbey.
1357 Netley Abbey.
1855. 1040 Caen, Normandy.
Clarendon Lodge,
Woodford Green, Essex.
1856. 1220 Rue du Bac, Rouen.
Woodford Wells, Essex.
1859. 953 Abbeville.
WILSON, W. Dower Painter.
Hogarth Club,
84, Charlotte Street
1873. 60 The Muse Erato.
WILSON, William Heath ... Painter.
I, Via Santa Reparata,
Florence.
1884. 796 Sunset from the shore of Car-
rara.
1660 " I dare not."
3^6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wilson, William Hesiih-^confiftued.
1885. 616 Autumn morning — Carrara.
Bolton Studios.
1886. 917 Time to go home.
I a, Berkeley Gardens^
Campden HilL
1887. 217 In Maremma.
341 Evening — Coast of Carrara.
1888. 926 In Maremma.
8, Wharfdale Street.
1889. 1 167 Ruins of Segesta, Sicily.
17, Mount Carmel Chambers^
Kensington.
1892. 384 Blythburg.
1893, 755 Autumn — Blythburg.
1895. 383 On the Riviera.
Brockham Green^
Betchworthy Surrey.
1896. 744 Yew trees, Boxhill.
1898. 88 Head of Loch Long.
850 A Surrey orchard.
1899. 853 Winter evening, Boxhill.
WILSON, W. J Painter.
22, Surrey Place^
Old Kent Road.
1853. 433 Calais pier.
WILSON, Mrs. W. R Painter.
12, St. John's, Wakefield.
1871. 186 Study of a head.
1873. 369 Hyacinths.
1875. 104 Portrait of a lady.
WILSON, SON, and ALD-
WINCKLE Architects.
2, East India Avenue, E.G.
1885. 1843 Lewisham public Baths.
WILSON and DYER Architects.
2, Jo/in Street, Bedford Row.
1884. 1208 Design for Llanelly Hospital.
WILSON and FULLER.
Architects.
38, Parliament Street,
and I, Belmont, Bath.
1852. 1222 Cambridge Military Asylum.
WILSON and TALBOT.
Architects.
1 1, Lord Street, Liverpool.
1899. 1670 Group of cottages, Port Sun-
light, Cheshire.
WILTHEW, Guy Painter.
5, Thurlae Square,
South Kensington.
1904. 225 The housewives.
621 Marianne.
WILTHEW, L.... Miniature Painter.
8, Henrietta Street^
Covent Garden.
1 781. 317 Frame, with portraits.
30, Bow Street,
Covent Garden.
1782. 338 Portrait of a gendeman.
19, Bedford Court,
Covent Garden.
1783. 281 Frame with six portraits in
miniature.
12, Philpot Lane, E.C.
1785. 273 Portrait of a lady.
WILTON, A. A
1837. 522 Landscape.
. Painter.
WILTON, Charles Painter.
49, Dorset Street.
1837.
561 A fancy portrait
606 Portrait of a young lady.
1838.
568 do. lady.
1839.
601 A portrait.
619 Portrait of himself.
1096 A village group.
1840.
594 Portrait of a boy.
77^ Portrait.
1841.
138 Savoyard.
744 Portrait of a lady.
1843.
625 Organ boy.
6, New Street, Dorset Square,
1846.
412 The sugar hogshead.
109 1 A domestic scene.
WILTON, Joseph, R.A Sculptor.
(Sculptor to the King.)
Portland Street.
1769.
125 A marble bust of a lady.
1770.
204 Bust of a gentleman; a model.
1771.
224 A bust of a gentleman; in
marble.
1772.
277 A bust of a nobleman; in
marble.
278 Hymen; a model in terra-
cotta.
(Statuary to His Majesty.)
1773.
315 Mutius Scaevola before Por-
senna; a model— 7>'/. Liv.,
lib. I.
1774.
318 A senatorial figure; a model.
1777-
380 Bust of a gentleman ; in marble.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
317
Queen Anne Street East,
1 779. 3s6 A bust of the Earl of Chatham.
1 781. 539 A monumental figure of Hope.
1783. 431 do. do. lately ex-
ecuted.
WIMBUSH, Henry B Painter.
7, Alexandra Grove^ Finchley,
1888. 109 Fleeting day.
1889. 231 Petit Bo' Bay, Guernsey.
The Garple, North Finchley.
1893. 380 Nun's Well, near St. David's,
Pembrokeshire.
Avonhouse Studio^
Steele s Road, N. JV.
1903. 618 Morthoe Cliffs, North Devon.
1904. 234 Grosse Tete, Jersey.
WIMBUSH, John L Painter.
57, Chancery Lane,
1889. 1772 Lingering clouds.
8, Fitzroy Street,
1899. 583 ** Fide et amore feci."
1900. 884 A saucy girl.
1 90 1. 691 Waiting a bite.
Meshay Dartmouth,
Devonshire,
1902. 340 A garden party.
i903» 585 Cupboard love.
1904. 317 The return of the privateers.
WIMBUSH, Miss Ruth Painter.
Etchingham Park, Finchley,
1 89 1. 91 s Students' day in the National
Gallery.
WIMPERIS, Edward Monson, R,I,
Painter.
16, Beaufort Villas, Brixton,
1868. 772 Evening.
WIMPERIS (E.) and EAST.
Architects.
22, Conduit Street,
1899. 1620 London Newspaper office.
1750 II, George Street, Hanover
Square.
51, Conduit Street,
1 90 1. 1589 Re-building of Reynolds'
house, Leicester Square.
6, Vigo Street.
1903. 147" House, Leicester Square.
WIMPERIS, John T Architect.
25, Sackville Street, Piccadilly.
1882. I2XI Berkeley Square Mansions.
1883. 1224 Premises in Mayfair.
1885. 1 88 1 Audley Mansions, Grosvenor
Square.
1886. 1702 Mansion, Grosvenor Square.
1887. 1736 Duke Street, Mansion.
WIMPERIS (J. T.) and ARBER.
Architects.
25, Sackville Street,
1889. 1932 Palace Court, W.
1890. 1899 Premises, Davies Street.
1891. 1917 II, Charles Street, Mayfair.
1892. 1641 Grafton Galleries.
1893. 1480 Additions to "Roxley."
1896. 1665 16, Soho Square.
1897. 1876 Bungalows, Heme Bay.
19 1 7 Prince's Restaurant.
1900. 1767 Premises, Kingston - on-
Thames.
1 901. 1677 Empress Club, Dover Street.
WIMPY, Charles.
Miniature Painter.
365, Goldhawk Road, W,
1893. 1 301 D. M. Hastings, Esq.
WIN AN S, Walter Sculptor.
3, Chesterfield Gardens,
Mayfair,
1894. 1775 The Sioux chief, "Sitting
Bull"; group, bronze.
WINCHESTER, G Painter.
Addington Villa, Margate,
1862, 49^ At Northdown, near Margate,
WINDASS, John Painter.
12, Priory Street, York,
1 89 1. 1 01 3 Receding tide.
1893. 596 Remnants of Winter.
667 The gently flowing tide.
The Hall, Obaldwick,
near York,
1904. 684 White Sands Bay, Sennen.
WINDER, J. T Painter.
34, Fishergate Hill, Preston.
1875. 7*^ Larks.
WINDER, William S Painter.
24, Etterby Street, Stanwix,
Carlisle.
1901. 1 182 Runnerdale, Cumberland.
1902. 851 A mountain tarn.
936 Northern crags; murky weather.
WINDHAM, C Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 395 Study of Goats.
(/. Windham.)
501 The death of Darthula.
3i8
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WINDSOR, P. J.
Miniature Painter.
4, New Church Road^
Camberwell,
1839. 1022 Portrait of a gentleman.
WINDSOR-PRY, Harry Painter.
14, Wellington Road^
St, John's Wood.
1884. 1635 The Ricks.
H, W. Fry, 64, Charlotte St.,
Fitzroy Square,
1888. 436 Colonel Wilmer.
WINDUS, William Lindsay.
Painter,
29, Netherfield Rd., Liverpool,
1856. 122 Burd Helen. Helen, fearing
her lover's desertion, runs
by the side of his horse as
his foot page.
**Lord John he rode, Burd
Helen ran,
A livelong simmer's day;
Until they cam' to Clyde water,
Was filled frae bank to brae.
Seest thou yon water, Helen,
said he.
That flows from bank to brim?
I trust to God, Lord John, she
said.
You ne'er will see me swim."
1859. 900 Too late.
" If it were thine error or
thy crime,
I care no longer, being all un-
blest;
Wed whom thou wilt, but I am
sick of time;
And I desire to rest."
— Tennyson.
WING, Adolphus H. A.
Miniature Painter.
40, London Street,
1848. 737 Portrait of himself.
WING, Eliza Painter.
91, High Street, Marylebone,
1848. 1073 Wild spring flowers.
WING, R Painter.
Fordingbridge.
1829. 103 Moonlight.
WING, W Painter.
29, King St., Portman Square,
1844. 895 A group of butterflies.
44, Dorset Street,
1847. 70s Butterflies,
WINGATB, Mi88 Anna M. B.
Painter.
66, West JSnd Lane.
1899. 439 The wasted vigiL
9, Fentiand Terrace^
Edinburgh.
1902. 282 Miss Nelson.
1904. 432 Mrs. Norman Fniser.
WINGATE, J. Lawton, R.S.A.
Painter.
I, Alva Street^ Edinburgh.
1880. 267 The wanderers.
637 Study of Pigs.
1 88 1. 4^3 Quoiters.
MuthiU, Perthshire.
1882. 727 A swan's nest among the reeds.
1883. sH Winter twilight.
787 Early spring.
1885. 324 The wreck of the wood.
381 An "orra" comer.
1887. 565 Springtime.
580 Spring twilight.
St. John's CoUnton,
Mid'Lofkian.
1889. 373 The woods in winter.
WINGFIELD, J Painter.
93, Long Acre.
1 79 1. 191 Larks.
1792. 92 A wild duck and widgeon.
1793. 639 Pheasants.
1794- 272 Cat and fish.
White Hart Tavern, Holhom.
1796. 48 Wildfowl.
1797. 103 Flowers from nature.
655 Death of a hare.
1798. 315 The dead ass; from Sterne.
WINGFIELD, James Digman.
Painter.
14, Warren Street.
1835. 754 Portrait of a lady.
1836. 697 Mrs. Frederick Chatterton.
41, Howland Street.
1 84 1. 296 Une paysanne flamande.
1842. 1235 William Ill's private room,
Hampton Court Palace.
46, Cirencester Place.
1843. 313 Jeanie Deans.
359 Interior — Haddon Hall.
2, Elizabeth Terrace, Chelsea.
1844. 1090 Part of the palace, Hampton
Court — olden time.
1845. 75 Autumn.
1846. 143 The palace garden — time of
Queen Anne.
281 Lesbia. " Lesbia hath a beam-
ing eye, etc." — Moore,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
319
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1852.
1353.
1854.
1855-
1857.
1858.
1859.
i860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1870.
337 Garden scene.
598 Summer recreation.
96 Evening.
348 Garden scene.
234 The cavalier's song on the
Terrace, Haddon Hall.
280 A garden scene — olden time.
334 An autumn day.
578 A summer's day.
"Close by those meads for
ever crown'd with flowers,
Where Thames with pride sur-
veys his rising towers.
There stands a structure of
majestic frame
Which from the neighbouring
Hampton takes its name."
--Pope,
161 A day out of town.
303 A comer of the studio.
659 Interior — North Wales.
683 Summer Hill — time of Charles
II. "They went every day
to court, or the court came
to them." — De GrammonL
29, Clips tone Street,
449 The Rehearsal; scene — the
Garden, Elvaston, Derby-
shire.
5S8 Art treasures.
94» Reading the news-letter of the
1 7th century. " People who
lived at a distance from the
great theatre of political
contention could be kept
regularly informed of what
was passing there only by
means of news-letters. . . .
At the seat of a man of for-
tune, in the country, the
news-letter was impatiently
expected." — Macaulay.
1090 The terrace.
350 Sunny hours.
623 Garden scene.
909 The garden terrace.
911 In the garden, Holme Lacy.
393 The Court in 1640.
HO The Court of Charles II;
the King has been seen
walking with the Queen
again.
256 Happy hours.
673 A lesson from life.
580 For our defence.
40, Christchurch Street^
Chelsea,
509 The Banqueting Hall of the
Worshipful Company of Iron-
mongers.
187 1. 904 The Bank Parlour. Presented
by the officers and staff of the
Bank of England to Robert
Wigram Crawford^ Esq,^
M.P,^ the Governor^ on his
retirement from office in
Aprils 1871.
1872. 59 The old British Institution.
WINGFIELD, The Hon. Lewis,
R,H,A Painter.
37, Grosvenor Square,
1869. 750 Doomed.
1870. 308 Puzzled.
8, Maida Vale,
1872. 1021 "Men must work, and women
must weep. When there is
little to earn and many to
keep."
1875. 875 " By the waters of Babylon we
sat down and wept."
WINGFIELD, Peter.
Miniature Painter.
Brown^s Buildings^
St, Mary Axe,
1770. 205 A miniature of a lady.
At Mr, Smitfis,
St, Jameses Street,
1 7 7 1 . 276 Miniature of a lady.
St, Mary Axe,
1773. 316 Portrait of a lady; in minia-
ture.
62, Margaret Street^
Cavendish Square.
1774. 319 A miniature.
1775' 34* Portrait of a lady; miniature.
WINGRAVE, F. C Painter.
6, Rolls Buildings,
1793. *o8 Portrait of Mrs. Jeffery, aged
no years.
Red Lion Court, Fleet Street.
1798. 261 Portrait of himself.
688 do. a gentleman.
WINKFIELD, Frederic A... Painter.
2, Essex Street, Manchester,
1873. 160 The shields.
1875. *7® Wind and rain.
1 2, Shakespear Road,
Manchester,
1876. 245 Stormy weather,
7, Norfolk Terrace, Fulham.
1877. 966 Misty morning; oyster boats
getting under weigh.
1878. 222 A coasting collier.
59, Britannia Road, Fulham.
1879. 648 Limehouse Pier.
1052 Under repair.
320
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Winkfield, Frederic A. — continued.
1880. 963 On the move.
1 88 1. 902 Outward bound.
1349 Changing dock.
1883. 630 Unloading: Chiswick.
1884. 181 Horselydown Stairs.
639 Greenwich.
857 The Upper Pool, River
Thames.
1885. 987 Moonrise.
1886. 884 Liverpool, from Egremont.
1887. 75" Evening in the Pool, River
Thames.
1898. 33 Old warrior's last days.
1900. 407 A rain cloud.
531 A land-locked bay, South
Devon.
1904. 620 Mouth of the Conway river.
WINKLES, Henry Painter.
I, Lower Terrace ^ Islington,
1819. 572 North-east end of Exeter
Cathedral.
20, Colebrook Row^ Islington,
1820. 957 Rosslyn Chapel, near Edin-
burgh.
974 Holyrood House, Edinburgh.
182 1. 515 Old Queen's Head, Lower
Street, Islington.
604 Remains of St. Mary's Abbey,
York.
39, Richard Street^ Islington,
1822. 939 South-east view of York Cathe-
dral.
1823. 559 Canterbury Cathedral from the
cloisters.
2, Gloucester Flace^
Kentish Town,
1832. 990 Interior of Rosslyn chapel near
Edinburgh.
WINKWORTH, John Architect.
35, Norton Street^
Fitzroy Square,
1807. 987 Design for a nobleman's man-
sion.
1808. 938 Design for a villa.
37, Mortimer Street,
1809. 825 The parish church of Ayott
St. Lawrence, near Welwyn,
Herts.
35, Norton Street,
181 1. 862 Design for an Atheneum mu-
seum, etc.
WINMILL, Charles G Architect.
14, Ham Frith Road^
Stratford, E,
1 89 1. 1783 St. Thomas's Church Hall,
West Ham.
[ WINS, M. A. H... Miniature Painter.
I 30a, York Street^
Portman Square,
1843. 900 Mrs. G. W. Wins.
WINSER, Charles.
Miniature Painter.
96, Crawford Sir^.
1830. 937 Portrait of a lady.
41, Matuhester Strut.
1841. 761 Portrait of a child.
WINSER, Miss Margaret... Sculptor.
46, Quarrendon Street^
Parson* 5 Green,
1904. 1701 Portrait medallion.
1782 Medallion.
WINSTON, Anne Painter.
3, Upper Wellington Street^
Strand,
1847. 739 Contemplation; a study.
WINSTON, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 659 View of a gentleman's house,
Horton, near Windsor,
WINTER, C Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 344 Banditti; a sketch.
S83 do. do.
WINTER, Frederick Sculptor.
64, College Flace^
Oakley Square.
1873. 147 1 Medallion of a lady.
1875. 1371 Little Rosebud. "Lovely,
gentle, kind, and full of
every hope and every joy."
1876. 1492 Little Daisy. "Loving she is,
and tractable, though wild,
etc."
1877. '410 Samuel Rogers, Esq.; medal-
lion.
14x9 Miss Reid; medallion.
1 505 Walter Charles Goodchild, Esq.
1879. 1463 Little Rosebud; bust, marble.
" Lovely, gentle, kind."
1880. 1528 Portrait of G. E. B.; bust,
marble.
1 88 1. 1557 Portrait bust.
40, Robert Street,
1883. 1 56 1 Nellie, daughter of William
and Sophia Chapman; bust,
terra-cotta.
1682 My sweetheart when a boy;
terra-cotta.
1690 Master Edgar F. Hunter; bust,
terra-cotta.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
321
1884.
1719
I72I
18x4
1885.
2018
1886.
1838
1848
1887.
I89I.
1823
I96I
1892.
I85I
1893.
1669
1896.
1850
1897.
2082
1899.
2032
Ethel Hunter; bust, terra-
cotta.
Millicent, daughter of Charles
Frederick and Ada Brad-
berry; bust, terra-cotta.
" My pretty one "; bust, terra-
cotta.
Miss Marian A. de Goumay
Barclay; bust, terra-cotta.
Miss Constance L. Lely; bust,
terra-cotta.
My little sweetheart; bust,
terra-cotta.
My lassie; bust, terra-cotta.
The late Dowager Marchioness
of Ely; bust, posthumous.
To be executed in marble for
HM. the Queen.
The late Rt. Hon. W. H.
Smith; posthumous bust.
The late Rt. Hon. Sir R. N.
Fowler, Bart., M.P.; bust.
13, Robert Street,
Miss Dorothea Baird as
"Trilby"; bust, terra-cotta.
J. Forbes-Robertson, Esq., as
"Buckingham"; bust.
J. Forbes-Robertson, Esq. ;
bust, bronze.
WINTER, Richard Davidson.
Painter.
44, Wendali Road,
Shepherd's Bush.
1890. 1582 The cornfield. After J. Con-
stable, R.A.
41, Brocklebank Road,
Wandsworth,
1892. 1506 "When the day is done."
II, Lower John Street,
Golden Square,
1904. 1370 Farm at Dulwich Park.
WINTER, W. Tatton Painter.
The Studio,
Carshalton, Surrey,
1554 A breezy upland, Sussex.
1236 The Abbey Farm, Minster.
1099 The windy steep.
1284 An autumn landscape, Kent.
1894. 1 130 An October gale.
1895. 1079 Epsom Common.
1102 Wingham, near Canterbury.
1 118 The common side, Surrey.
" Beside yon straggling fence
that skirts the way. With
blossom'd furze unprofitably
gay."
1889.
1891.
1892.
1896.
1897.
Ashford Villas,
Church Road, Reigate,
856 " When trees are bare."
The Studio,
South Park, Reigate,
1898. 102 A windy day.
1899. 117 " And it was windy weather."
1091 Autumn ploughing.
700 The wet west wind.
745 Lengthening shadows.
1158 "All on a wild March morn-
ing."
9S Southern England.
463 The west wind.
1901.
1902.
VIII.
WINTERBOTTOM, Austin.
Painter.
263, Western Bank, Sheffield,
1899. 784 Drifted snow.
1 90 1. 468 Frost-bound.
WINTERBOTTOM and SANDS.
Architects.
St, John's Terrace, Fulham,
1841. 1086 Almshouses for the Butchers'
Charitable Institution at
Walham Green.
WINTERH ALTER, Prangois Xavier.
Painter.
1852. 285 Florinde.
1853. 96 Mrs. Baliol Brett.
Paris,
1856. 123 Lady Clementina Villiers.
1867. 257 Mrs. Vanderbyl,
WIRGMAN, Theodore Blake.
Painter.
2, Talbot Road Villas.
1867. 98 Kathleen.
1868. 96 J. E. Wirgman, Esq.
649 My sister.
51, Talbot Road, W.
1870. 29 Blossoms.
187 1. 151 Andrea del Sarto and his wife
Lucrezia. "Let me frame
your face in your hair's
gold." — R, Browning,
1872. 932 Abdard and Hdoise.
59, Bedford Gardens,
1874. 1377 "In the spring a young man's
fancy Lightly turns to
thoughts of love." — Tenny-
son,
SI, Talbot Road.
1875. 54 A green thought in a green
shade.
887 Lieut.-Colonel Wirgman.
TT
322
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
Wirgman, Theodore Blake—con/inu^d,
6, Penywem Road,
82 Study of a head.
48 W. E. Hensley, Esq.
294 A portrait.
460 In a wood.
38 Mrs. Thomycroft.
75 Portrait of a lady.
404 Mrs. Williams.
428 Lieut.-General W. H, Blake.
153 Mrs. John A« Macmeikan.
191 Miss Margaret Grimston.
371 Lady Jane Alexander.
638 Mrs. £. L. Langton.
951 Robert Mamock, landscape
gardener.
432 Mrs. Charles Holland.
440 Henry Burrows, Esq.
945 Miss Thomson.
992 W. Hollins, Esq.
i4>9 Colonel Henry Yule, C.B.,
R.E.
3 Mrs. Charles Holland.
19 " I cannot mind my wheel,
mother."
710 From the rocks to the sea.
1522 W. Hollins, Esq.
1883. 14 Hamo Thomycroft, A.R.A.
890 Colonel Richard Harte Keat-
inge, V.C, C.S.I.
1884. 44 Portrait of a lady.
379 Vandeleur Crake, Esq.
426 Miss Agatha Cox.
1885. '°4 Portrait of a gentleman.
357 J. Hanson Walker, Esq.
428 The ring.
435 The Bishop of Brechin.
1886. 254 Mrs. Knowles.
322 Mrs. Barton.
640 Clinton Dent, Esq.
718 Mrs. Burton Buckley.
1007 W. Fuller Maitland, Esq.,
MP.
1095 Colonel Lionel Barton.
1887. 63 Walter Fergus, M.D.
451 Portrait of a lady.
535 Mignon.
639 Henry Doulton, Esq.
1888. 1079 Bonham Caldwell, Esq. Pre-
sentation portrait,
1087 Mrs. C. Bine Renshaw.
1889. 606 Madame X . . .
764 M. M. M.
1890. 640 Sir Robert Egerton, K.C.S.I.,
CLE.
705 Sir Henry Davies, K.C.S.I.,
CLE.
712 Mrs. T. Blake Wirgman.
1066 The Rt. Hon. Sir James
Hannen.
1 89 1. 480 Haden Watkins.
640 Mrs. T. H. Watkins.
656 Miss Alice Gomez.
680 Vicary Gibbs, Esq.
1892. 22 Anthea.
424 James Waraes Howlett, Esq.
Presentation portrait.
990 Mrs. Edmund Gosse.
1893. 436 W. Pomfret Pomfret, Esq.
566 1793: During the Revolution
in La Vendue the Royalist
women had the choice of
letting their children perish
with diem, or of giving them
up to the care of the Repub-
licans.
24, Dawson Place^ W.
1894. 173 Elsa and the wild swans.
19s Mrs. Hollins.
1895. 137 Mrs. William Hollins.
576 Miss Dorothea Hollins.
1896. 215 Joan of Arc
417 The Warden of Keble.
1897. 502 Master Watkins.
1898. 183 May and Edith, daughters of
General Blake.
245 Ernest Wirgman, Esq.
541 Mrs. Henry Fawcett.
623 M. Carl Breitenstein, Esq.
1899. 386 Dora and Henry, children of
General Blake.
620 Captive Cupid.
694 Captain T. Colclough Watson,
V.C, R.E.
1900. 664 Colonel Inigo Jones.
949 Mrs. John Morley.
1 90 1. 233 Mrs. Graeme Sinclair.
604 Victory mourns.
1903. 784 The Rev. A. T. Wirgman,
D.D., Canon of GraJhams-
town.
WISE, William Painter.
19, Bridgtivater Street^
Somer^s Town.
1823. 943 Portrait of himself.
102, Adrian Terrace^
West Brompton.
1876. 524 Childhood.
WISHART,J Architect.
Oxford Chapel Court.
1798. 929 Design in perspective for a
lodge.
370, Oxford Street.
1799. 652 St. John's Gate, Smithfield.
901 Design for a town hall and
market place.
70, Berwick Street.
1800. 1089 A design for a villa.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
323
London Dock Office.
1857-
25 A Yorkshire river's bank.
I80I.
882 An internal view of King
1858.
1070 A Highland cottage flower
John's palace at Eltham,
garden.
Kent.
1859.
S04 A study on the Tees.
930 Design for a casine.
1861.
769 A bit in the old Forest.
941 Design for a park entrance.
7, St, /anus's Villas, Croydon,
1802.
293 A View of Sir G. Buggan's villa,
1862.
240 "Break — break —break.
and a remarkable rock, on
At the foot of thy crags, sea !
Restall Common, near Tun-
But the tender grace of a day
bridge Wells.
that is dead
479 The entrance from the river
Will never come back to me."
Thames into the London
I, Eliot Place, Blackheath,
docks at Bell-dock.
1895.
884 The harvest moon; looking
939 Two views of cottages on Tun-
towards Whitby.
bridge Wells common.
1900.
4*2 Fresh from the kitchen
1003 View of Penshurst place, near
garden.
Tunbridge Wells, the seat
705 The old stile.
of — Sydney, Esq.
1804.
892 A design for a villa.
WITHERINGTON, Walter Seck-
1805,
685 Design for a royal hospital.
ham .
Architect.
1807.
1040 Design for a villa.
127, Leadenhall Street.
1808.
319 View in the Commercial Road,
1878.
1152 Queen Anne's Chambers, Hol-
Limehouse bridge.
bom Viaduct.
WITCHELL, Miss Lucy Painter.
WITHERINGTON, William
The Acre, Strand,
Frederick, R,A Painter.
1883.
943 Dead game.
19, Radclijf Row, City Road,
1884.
974 A dead sea-gull.
1811.
10 Cottage at Hartwell, Bucks.
1891.
1202 Bullfinch.
449 Interior of a cottage at Hart-
well, Bucks.
WITCHELL, Thomas.
1812.
73 Partridges.
Miniature Painter.
278 Going out coursing in the
57, Titchfield Street,
morning, with the portraits
Oxford Street,
of a gentleman, his servants.
1778.
353 Portrait of a young lady; in
horses, and dogs.
miniature.
1813.
291 A domestic scene.
1779.
397 A lady; in miniature.
297 Cottage children angle.
79, Wells Street, Oxford Street.
411 A forest scene with figures;
1780.
252 Portrait of a gentleman.
digging and carting gravel.
1814.
190 The top.
WITCOMBE, Miss Margaret.
268 Cottage and figures.
Painter.
1815.
262 Landscape, with boys gather-
Guildford,
ing nuts.
1855.
496 A landscape.
364 The hayfield.
509 do.
1816.
370 Returning home.
1856.
66 A woody bank.
1817.
325 Shepherd boys. "Come — will
1857.
579 Out for a holiday.
you pipe with me? etc."
1859.
189 A corner of the common.
342 Sketch in Windsor Forest.
i860.
47 The woody lane.
1818.
204 Going to market.
Mount Scar Cottage, Swanage,
303 The fifth of November.
1862.
107 Woody meadows.
1819.
285 Entrance to the Caravansera at
214 A bending of the brook.
Mayaur, near Isfahaim, in
1863.
10 The pathway to the ruin.
Persia. From a sketch by
Lieut. -Col. Johnson, C.B.,
WITHERBY, Henry Forbes.
of Engineers.
Painter.
399 The Reaper's Repast. " For
10, Highbury Park,
them no shady bow'r is
1854.
989 Study of spring flowers.
found, etc."
1856.
1 126 Airey Force, near Ulleswater,
1820.
43 A sketch for a picture.
Cumberland.
298 A Suttee taking leave of her
324
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
\
Witberington, William Frederick,
R,A, — continued,
children, previous to devot-
ing herself on the funeral
pile of her deceased hus-
band. The landscape (from
sketches by Lieut.-Col. John-
son, C.B., of Engineers),
represents the city of Poonah,
including his Highness the
Paishwa*s palace, and part
of the British Residency, as
seen on the 14th April,
1816, when the Parweety
pagoda. His Highnesses place
of worship, was struck by
lightning, from which (or,
more probably, from their
knowing at the time of the
existing state of political
affairs), the Brahmins pre-
dicted the overthrow of His
Highnesses government, an
event which actually took
place shortly afterwards; a
finished study for a large
picture.
1820. 397 View of part of the British
residency and gardens at
Bombay, with a pagoda
erected in memory of a
Suttee, who, near that spot,
devoted herself on the funeral
pile of her husband — Even-
ing. From a sketch on the
spot.
562 View of Part of the island of
Bombay, from the hill near
the Parsee tombs. From a
sketch by Lieut.-Col. John-
son, C.B., of Engineers.
29, Hadlow Street,
1 82 1. 302 The courageous Brother: or
mischievous boy threatened.
1822. 264 The dancing bear.
1823. 965 John Gilpin.
1824. 192 A modern picture gallery.
1825. 188 "Pity the sorrows of a poor
old man."
207 The Robin.
"The peasant from his toil
returned, a-field.
Now, leaning o'er the cottage
hatch beheld
In smiles, his younger born
and fair-haired child
Luring with half-raised porrin-
ger of milk.
The fearless-hearted bird with
scarlet head."
1825. 238 Lavinia.
"The mournful tale her mother
told
Of what her fiuthless fortune
promised once."
1826. 103 Portraits of a lady and gentle-
man.
311 Preparing for market.
1827. 34 Ancient temple at Hulwud.
Painted for Captain M.
Grindlay's Western India.
260 Market gardeners loading.
383 Part of the eastern side of
Bombay Island, from the
heights near the Parsee
Tombs. From sketches by
Lieutenant • Colonel John-
son, C.B.
440 Guess me my name.
" A moment's strife the maid
With those locked hands began
That held her eyes in shade,
etc."— i?«F. T./.Judkin.
1828. 274 The hop garden. "The gay
regions of France may exult
in their vines, etc." — Smith,
323 View of Bombay, with the
house of Sterne's Eliza. From
a sketch in the possession of
Sir Charles Forbes, Bart.
325 View of the breast Causeway,
Bombay. From a sketch by
Lieut.-Colonel Johnson.
1829. 132 Don Quixote and Sancho
Panza, after their rencontre
with the Yanguesian car-
riers.
149 The soldier's wife. "His late
Royal Highness the Duke of
York, as he returned one
day from walking, observed
a poor woman in tears, sent
away from his house. On
asking the servant who she
was, he answered, * A beggar,
some soldier's wife.' *A
soldier's wife!' returned his
R.H., 'give her immediate
relief; what is your mistress
but a soldier's wife ! ' "
235 The Rev. J. H. Knapp, M.A.
237 The cove of Muskat. From a
sketch by Lieut. - Colonel
Johnson, C.B.
372 Heath scene, Kent; an effect
after rain.
1830. 306 The orchard.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1 83 1. 197 The cornfield.
1832. 222 Dinner time.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
325
8, Leigh 5/., Burton Crescent.
1334. 14s Farmhouse, Cudham, Kent.
147 Near Farnborough, Kent; a
study from Nature.
184 Study from Nature.
218 Reaping.
1835. 200 The ferry.
324 Water-mill, Brasted, Kent.
1836. 306 Petworth Park, Sussex, as it
appeared June 9, 1835,
during the anniversary dinner
given by the Earl of Egre-
mont to upwards of 5,000
women and children.
1837. 8 The lucky escape.
377 Four studies for pictures.
1838. 4» Displaying the catch. "Let
him laugh that wins."
504 Lane scene, Cudham, Kent.
1839. 49 The Rencontre: or Much Ado
about Nothing.
220 The rise of the Ravensboume,
Keston, Kent.
(Elected R.A.)
1840. 41 Stacking hay.
1841. 153 Repose.
" Around the adjoining brook
that purls along,
A various group the herds and
flocks compose, etc."
236 Winchester Tower, Windsor
Castle, from Romney Lock.
264 From Keston Common, Kent.
121 5 Morant*s Court-hill, from Dry-
hill farm, near Sundridge,
Kent.
1842. 154 Ambleden Ferry, near Henley-
on-Thames — morning.
219 Passing the lock, Windsor.
1843. ^o The supposed death of Imogen.
Belarius, " How found you
him?
Arviragus, "As you see,
etc." — Cymbeline^ Act iv,Sc. 2.
104 The hop garland.
1 1 3 Study from Nature, near Hayes,
Kent.
388 Hayes Common, Kent, study
from nature.
1844. 44 A lift on the way home.
"Around them rose the
barren boundaries of hills,
including the vast, wide-
stretching Siabod, the lone
and craggy valley, and the
waters of Lleder lay at their
feet."
148 The Vale of Conway, near
Bettws-y-Coed — Moel Sia-
bod in the distance; study
from Nature.
1844. 166 On the Conway, near Bettws-
y-Coed, North Wales; study
from Nature.
401 On the Lleder, North Wales;
study from Nature.
488 Stepping-stones on the Mach-
no. North Wales; study from
Nature.
1 845. 8 The falls of the Machno, North
Wales.
105 The greeting.
154 Returning from the village.
1846. 43 Mid-day — scene near Bideford
North Devon.
433 Harvest time.
516 The saving of Roland Grseme.
"The boat having put off
with a couple of men (the
attendants of the Lady of
Avenel) met the dog half
way, and relieved him of his
burden."— 5/> Walter Scott.
1847. 9 The mid-day retreat.
195 The Village. " How often have
I loitered o'er thy green, etc."
309 Going to market.
36, Mornington Crescent,
1848. 66 The harvest field.
291 A scene in North Devon.
"Sweet verdant scene, for
calm retirement made:
From storm a shelter, and
from heat a shade."
1849. 220 The breakfast.
258 Grasmere. "O Vale of Gras-
mere! tranquil and shut out,
etc."
536 A scene in Ambleside, West-
morland.
1850. 120 Summer.
" Every day was Giles a shep-
herd;
Small was his charge; no wilds
had they to roam,
But bright enclosures round
their home."
143 Coniston Lake.
316 The mountain road.
453 In Marlborough Forest.
1851. 179 Midsummer. "Ye verdant trees
and underwood. Where the
poetic birds rejoice, etc."
213 A scene in Knowle park, after
stormy weather. " Hail ! old
patrician trees, so great and
good." — Cowley.
456 View from the Troutbeck-road,
looking over the head of
326
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Witherington, William Frederick,
R,A. — continued,
Windermere. " How oft . . .
our pace Has slackened to a
pause, etc." — Cowper.
1852. 176 The bird's nest in danger.
199 Crummock water, Buttermere,
and Honister Crag, Cumber-
land.
331 Derwent and Bassenthwaite
Lakes, Cumberland. "The
shades of afternoon have
fallen, etc." — Wordsworth,
1853. 129 The village Post office.
142 A summer afternoon.
332 The way round the Park.
1854. 132 The Park. " Embraced By the
soft windings of the silver
Mole."
286 Harvesting, near Derwent water,
Cumberland.
411 A water-mill.
1855. 27 The silent Mole.
207 Gathering watercresses on the
banks of the Mole.
228 In Betchworth Park. "Far
from the madd'ning crowd's
ignoble strife."
548 The homestead.
1856. 83 The brook, Chudleigh, Devon.
"Falling fast from gradual
slope to slope, etc."
no Winter.
124 Autumn.
320 The Glen, Chudleigh, Devon.
" . . . . Nature here
Wantons as in her prime;
And plays at will,
Her virgin fancies."
462 Returning from church.
1857. 132 Early summer. "When nature
smiled, etc."
145 In Lyndale, North Devon.
312" The never-failing brook " and
"busy mill."
370 Spring.
1858. 88 On the Greta.
" Her waters wind
Freefor a space and unconfined
As 'scaped from Brignall's
dark-wood glen."
168 Midday.
392 On the Greta, looking towards
Rokeby. "The stream re-
joicing free, as captive set at
liberty, etc." — Rokeby.
1859. 25 A pleasant way by the river.
228 Crossing the stream. ''But
one step more; be not in
haste, etc."
1859. 377 Wharfedale,nearBoltonAbbey,
Yorkshire.
406 Summer.
i860. 4 Gleaners returning.
169 Resting by the way.
285 Harvest time, noon.
1861. 73 Scene on the old mail road,
near Bettws-y-Coed.
251 Lynmouth, North Devon — the
steamer in sight.
331 Harvesting in the Vale of Con-
way.
1862. 12$ Stacking hay, North Wales.
134 The Vale of the Conway, near
Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales.
597 The hay field, evening.
1863. 139 Harvest time — gleaners pre-
paring to leave the fields.
156 Derwentwater, with part of
Bassenthwaite Lake.
390 The way to the village.
661 A study in North Wales.
WITHERS, Alfred Painter.
35, Freelands Road^ Bromley.
1882. 1297 The outer harbour, Whitby.
134' The Scar, Whitby.
1883. 1352 Foot's Cray Church, Kent;
etching.
1884. 1549 The golden hour.
Grove House^ near Dorking,
1886. 622 At Pont-Aven.
1888. 845 '^Long lines of mere and hill,
'neath bars of gold and grey."
903 Under a cloudy sky.
28, Church Row^ Hampstecui.
1889. 375 From hilly pastures.
1890. 1 1 30 Nocturne from Lambeth
Bridge.
1588 Rye, Sussex. After Leslie
Thomson.
1892. 855 A Devonshire Lane.
1895. 276 The Kiln.
1897. 512 Hales Mill — evening.
35, Freeland Rondy Bromley.
1899. 485 Mill-land.
WITHERS, Miss Annie Painter.
1 7, Pembroke Gardens^
Kensington.
1903. 130 " Bless us, O Lord."
WITHERS, Mrs. Augusta Innes.
Painter.
Mrs. Withers^
26, Grove Place^
Usson Grove.
1829. 622 Flowers and fruit from nature.
1 33 1. 539 Study of geraniums from na-
ture.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
327
1333. 528 Apples from nature.
(Flower Painter in Ordinary to the
Queen Dowager.)
Grove Terrace^
St. John's Wood.
1840. 548 The intruder.
Adelaide Cottage^
Kin^s Roady
Parson's Green.
1844. 631 Phalenopsis amabilis; a study.
635 Study of a nest of wild flowers
from nature.
1845. ^°'9 Flowers.
1846. ioo8*Hen and chickens.
WITHERS, E. R... Painter.
2, Crown Courts
Phillpot Lane.
1850. 64 Portrait of a gentleman.
1851. 27 do. do.
634 do. young lady.
1202 do. lady.
1852. 40 James Snowie, an elder of the
Established Church of Scot-
land, in his 95th year.
WITHERS, Henry B Painter.
249, High Street, Watford.
1 90 1. 71 Summer. "As shadows cast
by cloud and sun, Flit o'er
the summer grass."
1 1 25 Briden's Alley, Watford.
WITHERS, J. B. Mitchell.
Architect.
73, Surrey Street, Sheffield.
1902. 14*9 Entrance front. Castle Dyke.
1469 Garden front, do.
WITHERS, Robert Jewell.
Architect.
23, Harrington Street.
1850. 1 1 12 Design for a church, Hepton-
stall, Yorkshire.
II, Adam Street, Adelphi,
1882. 1 1 54 Town Hall and Court House,
Lampeter, North Wales.
1162 Church of St. Anselm at
Streatham.
1208 do. do.
1883. 1184 Interior, St. Gabriel, Clifton
Street, Notting Hill.
1229 Batcombe Church, Somerset.
WITH ROW, Miss Eva Painter.
3, Bolton Studios.
1898. 274 The antiquarian.
WITTER, Arthur R Painter.
75, Oxford Street, Liverpool.
1884. 1139 Evening — Warwick.
1 385. 1 35 1 The moor.
1890. 1401 Cilcen Crag, North Wales.
5, Bold Street, Liverpool.
i^QS* 5** "Where, gleaming with the
setting sun, One burnished
sheet of living gold."
WITTER, W. G. Painter.
75, Oxford Street, Liverpool.
1885. 397 The quiet of the woods.
1889. 551 Reposing nature.
WIVELL, Abraham Painter.
40, Castle Street East,
St. Marylebone.
1822. 808 R. Bernal, Esq., M.P.
5, Edward St., Hampstead Rd.
1830. 118 Portrait of a gentleman.
^lly ^^i^ Street,
Camden Town.
1850. 973 F. Underbill, Esq.
33, Park St., Camden Town,
and 5, King Alfred's Place,
Birmingham.
185 1. 853 George Frederick Muntz, Esq.,
M.P.
1852. 717 W. J. Collins, Esq.
10 1 5 William Charles Macready,
Esq., F.R.S.
38, Frederick Place,
Hampstecul Road.
i3s3. 99" Sons of C. Geach, Esq., M.P.
1854. 783 Portrait of a lady.
891 Captain Birdmore.
894 F. Underbill, Esq.
1051 William Charles Macready,
Esq., F.R.S.
WIVELL, A., Junr.
Miniature Painter.
7, University Street,
Euston Square.
1848. 1091 William Underbill.
1849. 896 Portrait of a gentleman.
WOAKES, W. E Painter.
17, Nassau Street.
1866. 559 Little Patience at the spring.
WODEHOUSE, Mrs. E. H.
Miniature Painter.
Ormond Lodge, Bath.
1885. 1519 Digby, son of A. Lawson, Esq.
328
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOGAN, Thomas.
Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Clinton's,
1 6, Salisbury Street,
Strand,
1776. 328 A frame with five miniatures.
1777. 381 Three miniatures.
177S. 354 Portrait of a gentleman; minia-
ture.
WOLEDGE, F. W Painter.
27, Grenville Place, Brighton.
1846. 832 Snowdon from Capel Carig.
WOLF, Joseph, R.I.
Painter and Sculptor.
D. Wolf, 17, Hawland Street.
1849. 396 Woodcocks seeking shelter.
T. Wolf, 17, Howland Street.
1850. 121 Autumn — wounded woodcock.
256 Wild boar.
617 Winter — a dying partridge.
/. Wolf, 17, Ho7vland Street.
185 1. 825 The falcon's nest.
1853. 141 The happy mother.
323 The mourner.
349 The proud bird of the moun-
tain.
" Firm on her perch,
Her ancient and accustomed
rock, she sits
With wing-couched head, etc."
— Grahame.
1856. 546 Jer falcons striking a kite.
"The Iceland falcon was
formerly used in this country
for flying the fork-tailed kite,
which, forty or fifty years
ago, was a common bird in
many districts, although now
so seldom %ten.**—/alvin
and Brodrick.
59, Berners Street.
1863. 631 Wapiti deer and scenery in
Powerscourt Park.
769 A row in the jungle. "Mon-
keys are in the habit of pur-
suing the tiger, screaming at
him from the trees over-
head, as our birds, squirrels,
etc., do when they see a fox
or a cat move about in the
wood."
The Avenue,
*j6, Fulham Road.
1876. 1501 A wild boar; (sculpture).
1507 A bear; do.
1877. 1484 Suspicion; do.
WOLFE, George Painter.
9, Windsor Terrace^ Clifton.
1857. 474 Beach at Dittisham, on the
Dart, Devon.
i860. 823 In Leigh woods, Clifton.
1 86 1. 748 The coast near Landsend.
1862. 949 Early summer in Leigh woods,
Clifton.
1863. 766 Evening mists gathering on the
Coast.
1864. 632 A brig in St. Ives Harbour,
Cornwall.
1866. 689 Land of the Logan.
1867. 736 Granite walls of Limdy Island.
WOLFE, J. L Architect.
Guildford Place.
1 8 18. 946 Design for a national museum,
etc.
WOLFENSBERGER,J Painter.
17, Golden Square.
1 84 1. 811 View of the plain of Troy.
846 do. Paestum.
40, South Bank, Regenfs Park.
1842. 707 Convent of Benedictines, Subi-
aco, Italy.
WOLFF Sculptor.
Quattro Fontane, Rome.
1839. 1306 A girl with a goat and tam-
bourine.
1841. 1257 Marble bust of Sir Thomas
Sewell Buxton,
WOLLARD, Benjamin ... Architect.
18, Aldemey Road, JS.
1890. 1929 Municipal offices, Sheffield.
1 89 1. 1756 Library for a country town.
WOLLEN, William Barns, R.I.
Painter.
46, St. PauVs Road,
Camden Toum.
1879. 448 Football.
1 88 1. 480 The rescue of Private Andrews
by Captain Garnet J. Wolse-
ley, H.M. 90th L. I. at the
storming of the Motee Md-
hal, Lucknow.
1882. 7 H. Weston Eve, Esq., M.A.,
Head Master, University
College School, London.
9, Woodstock Road,
Bedford Park.
1886. 1019 The flag of truce.
1887. 643 His last message.
1889. 846 Foragers.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
329
1892.
1893.
1894.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1901.
1902.
1903.
20, Blandford Road,
Bedford Park.
1003 Left to fate. " During the re-
treat from Moscow men and
horses dropped from sheer
exhaustion, and were left by
their companions to their
fate." — Alison,
353 Done.
435 The Black Watch (42nd Royal
Highlanders) at bay, Quatre
Bras. " The 42nd Highlan-
ders rapidly formed square;
but just as the two flank
companies were running in
to form the rear face, the
Lancers had reached the re-
giment, when a considerable
portion of their leading di-
vision penetrated the square,
carrying along with them, by
the impetus of their charge,
several men of those two
companies, and creating a
momentary confusion." — Si-
borne,
673 The Battle of the Roses;
Yorkshire ik Lancashire.
10, Queen Anne's Gardens^
Bedford Park.
478 Norman Ramsay at Fuentes
Onoro. " Suddenly the mul-
titude became violently agit-
ated ; an English shout pealed
high and clear, the mass was
rent asunder, and Norman
Ramsay burst forth, sword
in hand, at the head of his
battery, his horses, breathing
fire, stretched like grey-
hounds along the plain; the
guns bounded behind him
like things of no weight, and
the mounted gunners fol-
lowed close, with heads bent
low and pointed weapons in
desperate career." — Napier.
146 The last stand of the 44th
Regiment at Gundamuck,
1842.
983 The 2ist (Empress of India's)
Lancers at Omdurman.
862 The Imperial Light Horse at
Waggon Hill, January 6,
1900.
225 The Victoria Cross.
700 The I St Battalion South Lan-
cashire Regiment storming
the Boer trenches at Pieter's
Hill.
1904.
191 Waterloo:
vance."
"The line will ad-
WOLLETT, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
447 Down Castle, Scotland.
661 Gateway of Arundel Castle,
Sussex.
402 Sot's house near Michell-dean,
Gloucestershire.
660 A View on the Wye near Tin-
tern, Monmouthshire.
371 A drawing.
415 Near Llandryndod, Radnor-
shire.
374 View near Coventry.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810.
VIII.
WOLMARK, Alfred A Painter.
7, Tredegar Square^ Bow.
1 90 1. 295 Professor W. W. Skeat.
%2^Brondesbury Villas^ Kilburn.
1903. 663 The rabbis.
1904. 341 Rejoicing in the law.
WOLSTEN HOLME, Dean... Painter.
Tumford^ Cheshunt.
1803. 501 Coursing.
1804. 34> Fox-hunting.
4, East Sf,, Red Lion Square.
1805. 538 The Epping Forest Hunt.
1806. 192 Hounds drawing cover; and
just finding.
257 View of the interior of Mr.
Harrison's veterinary shop;
Horses shoeing, etc.
370 Hounds running gallantly into
a fox in view.
491 Portrait of Mr. J. Goldham
performing the Austrian
broad exercise with two
swords, at speed.
1807. 331 View of the Golden Lane
genuine beer brewery.
1808. 227 Portrait of Pilot, formerly the
property of Mr. Lade.
684 View of the interior of the six-
stall stable at the Finsbury
Repository.
1809. 24 The chase.
10 1 Digging the fox from earth.
227 Portrait of a charger belonging
to an officer in the City
Light Horse.
45 1 The leap of the stag.
1 810. 123 Portraits of horses belonging
to a stage coach changing
at an inn on the Edmonton
Road.
247 Return from hunting by moon-
light.
uu
330
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
N
Volstenholme, Dean — continued,
1810. 445 Portraitsof two horses; a dray
horse, the property of H.
Meux, Esq., and hunters
with hounds stopping to re-
fresh at a public house, re-
turning from hunting.
379, Strand,
18 1 3. 39 Portrait of an old horse, the
property of the late C. S.
Chauncey, Esq., Cheshunt,
Herts.
49 Portraits of a horse and dog,
the property of Mr. Fuller,
Tooting, Surrey.
50 Portraits of pointers belonging
to C. Chauncey, Esq., Little
Munden, Herts.
660 Portraits of Mr. JolifTe's hounds
and horses, waiting by ap-
pointment at Merstham
Church.
18 14. 4 Portrait of a Hertfordshire
sheep, the property of Mr.
J. Clark, of Littley Park;
allowed by judges to be the
largest ever seen.
1819. 389 Portrait of Belfont, a fast
trotter, the property of a
gentleman.
766 Portraits of a gentleman and
son, waiting in cover;
Hounds finding.
Z>. Wohtenholme,
22, Chad's Row J Gray^s Inn,
1820. 275 View of a gentleman's resi-
dence in Surrey; with por-
traits of favourite cattle.
22, Chad^s Row^ Gray's Inn,
1824. 863 View of the interior of the
Riding school belonging to
the Light Horse Volunteers,
with portraits of horses, etc.
WOLSTENHOLME, Dean, Junr.
Painter.
D, Wolstenholtne^ Junr,y
279, Strand,
1 818. 83 Portrait of Beach, a favourite
bull bitch, bred at Aberga-
venny, the property of a
gentleman,
1 819. 925 Portraits of three horses, the
property of — Wyatt, Esq.,
Sun brew house, Portpool
Lane.
22, Chad's Row,
182 1. 395 Portraits of three doe rabbits
of the fancy breed, the pro-
perty of a gentleman.
1 82 1. 837 Portraits of four buck rabbits
of the fancy breed, the pro-
perty of a gentleman.
1822. 770 View of the Black Eagle
Brewery, belonging to
Messrs. Truman, Hanbuiy,
Buxton and Co., with por-
traits of horses, men, eta
1823. 30 Portrait of Harlot, a favourite
staghoimd, witf) puppies,
belonging to Lord Glainis.
1824. 828 A fiavourite hackney and dog,
the property of a gentleman.
1825. 14 Terriers ferriting rabbits ; por-
traits.
82 Portrait of Philip Booth, Esq.
View from Hitch wood,
looking towards Lord
Dacre's.
1826. 515 Portrait of Backertrumps, a
favourite trotter, the pro-
perty of George Wyatt, Esq.
1828. 109 Cope, a favourite hunter, the
property of W, H. Whit-
bred, Esq., M.P.
D, Woistenhoime,
22, Chcuts Raw.
1846. 1224. "In April, 1556, Princess
Elizabeth was escorted from
Hatfield House to Enfield
Chase, that her Grace might
hunt the hart, by a retinue
of twelve ladies in white
satin, all on Ambton pal-
freys, and twenty yeomen in
green on horseback. At the
conclusion of the day's
chase. Her Highness was
honoured by cutting the
throat of the hart."
1849. 373 A morning shooting.
WOLTRECK Painter.
Rome^ and
10, York Street^
Portman Square.
1847. '386 Cupid preparing his toils.
WOLTZE, B Painter.
c\o F, F, Abbey, Huddersfield.
1881. 238 Her first trouble.
WONDER, P. C Painter.
I, Soho Square,
1824. 106 Portrait of a gentleman.
118 do. lady.
WONTNER. See Hermon and Wont-
ncr, vol. iv, page 85.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
33 1
WONTNER, William Clarke.
Painter.
lo, Stockwell Park Road.
1879. 1230 Portrait of a girl.
1 88 1. 569 Monsieur le Cur^.
68, Princes Road, Kilhurti.
1882. 669 Katharine.
739 Rev. T. H. Tooke, Monkton
Farley Rectory.
1883. 135 C. F. D. Caillard, Esq.
150 Zuleika.
1885. 180 Sir Charles Hobhouse, Bart.
29, Hamilton Gardens Square.
1886. 33 The Rev. P. R. Egerton.
1 042 R. Moss King, Esq., and his son.
1887. 151 The Rev. Alfred Peache,M. A.,
founder of the London Col-
lege of Divinity.
614 Mrs. Caillard.
1888. 7' 6 Mrs. Richard Combe Miller.
1889. 54 Walter E. King, Esq.
- 649 Master William Burrows.
1092 Mrs. William J. Holland.
18, Fitzroy Street
1890. 414 Major-General R. H. Truell,
C.B.
660 J. S. Luscombe, Esq.
1044 Mrs. Robert Freeman.
1 89 1. 572 Portrait of a lady.
598 Sir Charles J. Hubert Miller,
Bart.
1892. 1039 " Know'st thou the land where
the sweet citron blows,
Where *mid dark leaves the
golden orange glows? "
1893. '^ Sir James Broadwell Lyall,
K.C.S.I., etc., late Lieut.-
Governor of the Punjaub.
Painted for the Lawrence
Hall, Lahore.
170 Mrs. Henry Hallam Parr and
child.
I , The Studios y Edwardes Square,
1894. 50 Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie.
1895. 48 Mrs. Black, of Auchentoshan.
1896. 415 Mrs. John Balfour.
1897. 250 The Duchess of Argyll.
273 John Balfour, Esq., and his
son Jack.
1898. 962 Mrs. Henry C. CoUinson.
WOOD, A. Salusbury Painter.
Bodlondeb^ Conway,
1904 833 The Menai Strait.
WOOD, Mrs. Annctta T. H.
Miniature Painter.
Victoria Cottage,
Albert Rd., Kingston,
1890. 1512 James Runciman, Esq.
WOOD
, C. Haigh- Painter.
C Haig Wood,
I, Norwood Place,
Kensington,
1879.
568 The Harvest moon.
1880.
63s The miniature.
cjo C, Wood,
Albion Place, Bury,
1881.
323 A Votary of the Muse.
7, Camden St,, Oakley Square,
1883.
634 A poor relation.
C, Haigh- Wood,
14, Albion Place, Bury.
1885.
267 A little woman.
412 A day dream.
C, Haigh Wood,
14, Albion Place, Bury,
1886.
393 The fisherman's daughter.
1887.
107 A little scholar.
The Porch, Taplow, Bucks.
1889.
481 Chatterboxes.
1890.
474 In strict confidence.
608 Convalescent.
952 A hopeless suit.
56, Broadhurst Gardens,
1892.
6i8 One too many.
1893.
739 Idleness.
873 Preparing for conquest.
45, Broadhurst Gardens,
1896.
705 A cup of tea.
1897.
322 Fair deceivers.
1097 In the sulks.
1898.
57 " May the Fates prove kind ! "
694 UAllegro.
C, Haigh' Wood,
45, Broadhurst Gardens.
1899.
375 Hopes and fears.
806 A rehearsal.
905 Taken by storm.
1900.
570 Mrs. C. Haigh-Wood.
992 Love will triumph.
"Love may sink by slow
decay,
But by sudden wrench, be-
lieve not.
Hearts can thus be torn away."
1901.
240 The old love and the new.
869 The time of roses.
1904.
416 "One rose, but one."
805 A peep into the future.
83* "To our next merry meet-
ing."
WOOD
K Miss Catherine M. (after-
wards Mrs. R. H. Wright).
Painter.
267, Camden Road.
1884.
479 Azalea.
541 Silver and Gold.
332
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
N
Wood,
Miss Catherine lA,.— continued.
1898.
739 Treasures.
1885.
548 A corner of my study.
791 Empty houses.
978 Topsy-turvy.
804 Oranges.
990 A seedy subject.
825 From the land of the rising
1886.
299 "Gems of the changing au-
sun.
tumn."
1900.
a23 Crystals and ores.
1005 Arum lilies and bulrushes.
242 Chinese lanterns.
1887.
725 Oranges and lemons.
742 Hummingbirds.
739 Dry as dust.
763 A study table.
787 The colours of the rainbow.
822 Mimosa.
1888.
606 Immortelles.
1901.
416 Bird-skins from Central Ame-
834 Apple-blossom.
rica.
917 Jaffa oranges.
641 Old friends.
1889.
621 Winter berries.
1902.
567 From a Cornish hedgerow in
754 Some shiny surfaces.
October.
880 Anemones.
627 A portfolio.
886 Oranges.
1903-
100 A study table.
1890.
621 Game.
113 Stones and crystals.
894 Christmas-roses.
177 Wallflowers.
896 Some studio properties.
638 Interior.
963 A dusty corner of the store-
1904.
149 Bird skins from the tropics.
room.
573 Some crystalline stones.
1891.
1 1 Thistledown and Cape Goose-
berries.
WOOE
>, Miss C. W Painter.
788 Ptarmigan.
1835.
730 The Rev. J. B. Williams.
1038 Chrysanthemums and apples.
nil Chrysanthemums.
WOOE
>, Miss Dorothea M.... Painter.
(Now Mrs. R. H. Wright)
Monks Risborough Rectory^
1892.
317 Onions. " Paint these just as
Princes Risborough^
they are, careless what comes
Bucks.
of it." — Browning.
1901.
24 The Rev. Canon Wood, D.D.
861 A study table.
917 Poppies from the Lido.
WOOE
>, Edgar Architect.
6, St. Stephen's Crescent,
78, Cross Street, Manchester.
Westboume Park.
1895.
1604 House at Bowdon.
1893.
206 A harmony in blue and silver.
1896.
1618 A north Lancashire church.
212 Carnations.
1680 Two cottages at Rhodes, near
677 Sea holly and shells, from the
Middleton.
Lido, Venice.
1898.
1600 Houses at Middleton.
687 Lemons.
1667 George and Dragon Inn,
708 Ancient lights.
Castleton.
729 Onions and garlic.
1675 House, Middleton.
939 Plums.
1676 do. do.
1894.
749 An experiment.
1765 do. do.
758 Some fruit.
1792 Friendship Inn, Rochdale.
804 From sunny seas.
1900.
175* Clock tower, Yorkshire.
1895.
1 Hortus siccus.
1774 House, Edgerton, Hudders-
627 Wallflowers.
field.
645 Still-life.
1902.
1387 Offices, Oldham.
658 Fish.
1903.
1508 Birkby Lodge, Huddersfield.
2, Harcourt Buildings,
1904.
"593 Church of Christian Scientists,
The Temple.
Victoria Park, Manchester.
1896.
832 Peonies.
858 Books.
1595 Wesleyan Church, Middleton.
1897.
281 A beggarly array of empty
WOOD
, E. C Miniature Painter.
bottles.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
779 Humming birds.
1830.
933 Children in the wood.
782 Fungi.
Chalke House, Peckham.
812 Voices of the past.
1831.
789 Mrs. Wilton Shepherd and
914 Poppies.
child.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
333
WOOD, Edgar Thomas Painter. |
1 8, Barbican, ,
1897. 1378 Rye, from the marshes. j
1898. 109 1 A wet day in the City.
28, Queen Street ^ Brampton,
1827. 981 Belvoir Castle.
WOOD, Miss Eleanor Stuart.
Painter.
14, Ridgefield^ Manchester,
755 Fruit.
106 do.
840 do,
162 Oranges.
472 Asters and grapes.
880 Oranges.
84 Grapes and oranges.
1876.
1877.
1879.
1886.
WOOD, Miss Emmie Stewart.
Painter.
44, Holland Street^
Kensington.
1888. 807 A quiet pool.
1889. 946 A studio corner.
1890. 713 Eventide.
840 The riverside.
1 89 1. 146 The road home.
369 Sunny days.
922 Thistledown.
1892. 381 An evening walk.
1893. 181 The water meadows.
822 The deserted garden.
1894. 201 The silent loch.
376 Banks and braes at Ochil-
tree.
680 Millaffleck.
1895. 708 The burn to the sea.
1896. 690 Reaping.
1897. 441 At Bury, Sussex.
488 The reed cutters.
493 " The sky is blue, the fields in
view, AH fading green and
yellow."
8 1 1 Haymaking at eventide.
1898. 118 Bury Combe, Sussex.
1899. 213 The Vale of the Arun.
372 The first breath of autumn.
Vine Court Studios^
Holland Street.
1902. 678 In Parham Wood.
I903' 7^6 Bay of Naples, from Capri.
1904. 780 An English landscape.
WOOD, F Architect.
At Mr. L. Kennedy Sy
56, St. Jame^s Street.
181 7. 934 Design for a mansion, etc.
18 1 8. 941 do. museum.
1023 Belvoir Castle, the seat of the
Duke of Rutland.
1838. 1 147 Mansion in London.
1839. 1150 Design for Royal Exchange.
WOOD, Frank Painter.
2, Bridge Terrace^
Benvick-on- Tweed.
1902. 1006 A border link.
WOOD, Frank Derwent Sculptor.
I, Bloomfield Place ^ Pimlico.
1895. *^57 Circe; relief. " By baleful wine
the swinelike horde, etc."
1896. 1825 Mrs. Arthur Bartlett; bust.
1898. 191 1 Ophelia; statuette, bronze.
1928 Dawn; statuette, bronze.
1899. 1942 Dante at Ravenna; group.
1969 Miss Constance Maw; bust.
1998 La Paimpolaise; bust. Carved
wood and wrought tin.
27, Glebe Place^ Chelsea.
1900. 1926 Lord Overtoun; bust, bronze.
1934 The kiss of time; fragment of
a tomb-group.
1953 Man's head; bronze.
1902. 1649 Mural tablet to Thomas Arnold,
Esq.; marble.
1903. 1694 Lady Mary Sackville; bust.
1718 Crowning figure for fountain;
statuette.
1750 Alexander Jamieson, Esq. ;
bust, bronze.
1904. 17 16 Signor Arturo StefTani; bust,
bronze.
i75> C. Harrison Townsend, Esq.;
bust, bronze.
1797 Love and life, sacred and pro-
fane; relief.
WOOD, F. S. Hurd- Painter.
Manor House^ Leatherhead.
1897. 643 A huntsman.
20, St. Loo Mansions^
Cheyne Walk.
1 90 1 . 236 Portrait of a gentleman.
WOOD, G Architect.
Cork Street.
1800. 968 Design for a nobleman's man-
sion.
(G. Wood in the index, J. Wood in the
catalogue.)
WOOD, G Painter.
No address.
J[i8o5. 660 Mr. Solomon.
334
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOOD, George Painter.
65, Upper Charlotte Street.
1844. 479 Ellen Young at the grave of
her parents. "Ellen wept
by the grave which now con-
tained her father, her mother,
and a little brother, who had
died in infancy. She felt she
was now alone in the world;
without parents, without
kindred, and without friends.
She looked up to the blue
sky, and implored the pro-
tection of Him who can
alone succour the helpless,
and pour gladness and joy
into the desponding heart of
the soTXO^(M\:'—Vide Ellen
Young,
1845. ^77 '^^6 bending of Prometheus.
Prometheus, having incurred
the wrath of Jupiter for im-
parting the gift of fire to the
wretched race of men, is
chained, by the unwilling
agency of Vulcan, assisted
by Force and Strength, to
Mount Caucasus.
374 The return from gleaning.
478 Old woman boiling potatoes.
**The sweetest divarsion,
that 's under the sun. Is, to
sit by the fire till the praties
are done."
1846. 674 Rural Courtship. "Come, look
upon this golden ring, etc."
— r. H, Bayly.
1847. 5o8« Julius Sabinus and his wife
Empona in the cave, sur-
prised by the appearance of
the Roman soldiers. " Sabi-
nus was Commander of a
small army in Gaul, and had
declared himself Emperor
upon the death of Vitellius.
However, his army was
shortly after overpowered by
Vespasian's General, and he
himself compelled to seek
safety by flight. . . . He was
obliged to hide himself in a
cave ... for nine years,
attended all the time by his
wife Empona, who provided
provisions for him by day,
and repaired to him by
night. However, she was at
last discovered in the per-
formance of this pious office,
and Sabinus was taken pri-
soner and carried to Rome,
where he was put to death
by order of Vespasian.'*
1848. 179 Posthumous portrait of William
Collins, Esq.
233 Charles Locock, M.D., first
Physician Accoucheur to the
Queen, eta
351 An old street in Shrewsbury.
(a Wood in index, ha
/. E. Wood in the cata-
logue.)
1849. 3>' '^^c return of the prodigaL
" And he arose and came to
his father, etc."— ^. Luke,
XV, 20-24.
WOOD, G. G Painter.
106, Great Russell Street,
i860. 154 Study of a tiger.
(a/. Wood in the index,
hut G, G. Wood in the cata-
logue,)
WOOD, G. Swinford Painter.
Boulondet, Conway,
1899. 405 A Highland track.
WOOD, Miss Hortense Painter.
Munich,
1880. 427 The fen at Sunset.
WOOD, H. D. Searles- Architect.
157, Wool Exchange, E,C.
^895. 1432 Sutton Public offices.
1495 Sutton Technical schools.
WOOD, J Painter.
14, New Compton Street.
1 80 1. 216 A water-mill near Little Stam-
bridge, in Essex.
— Wood^ I, Mason Street,
1815. 366 Part of an old monastery near
Manchester.
WOOD, J Painter.
I, Northumberland Street,
Strand,
1846. 1243 Entrance of the Convent of
St. Cosimati, Rome.
12, Great Portland Street
1847. '09^ The Colosseum, Rome.
WOOD, James P. R Painter.
22, Dale View Road,
Stamford Hill.
1895. 581 Fishing strictly prohibited.
1 148 Portrait of a lady.
\
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
335
WOOD, John Painter.
3, High Street, WhitechapeL
1823. 396 Portrait of a lady.
474 Adam and Eve lamenting over
the dead body of Abel.
1824. 85 The Rt. Hon. Lord Chief
Justice Abbot.
134 Mr. Abbot.
190 The Archangel Michael con-
tending with Satan for the
dead body of Moses. " Yet
Michael the Archangel when
contending with the devil,
etc."— .9/./«^, V, 9.
90, Charlotte St, ^Fitzroy Square,
1825. 3 The Rev. Robert Fellowes,
A.M., Oxon.
87 Portrait of a Greek in his
national costume.
206 Venus attended by Love and
Harmony. " Or come, sweet
queen of smiles, etc."
887 A bacchante.
1826. 283 Psyche wafted by the Zephyrs
to the Valley of Pleasure.
406 Joseph expounding the dreams
of Pharaoh's chief butler and
baker. "Yet within three
days shall Pharaoh lift up
thy head from ofif thee, and
shall hang thee on a tree,
etc." — Genesis^ xl, 19.
(This picture obtained the
Gold medal in the Royal
Academy, 1825.)
409 Mr. J. Baynes.
531 Portrait of a gentleman.
554 Mrs. Bendysche and family.
779 Portrait of a lady.
1827. 69 A sylph.
»27 May morning — an allegory.
K/Vil? Akenside's Poems. "It
happened that immortal
Love, etc."
357 A family group.
1108 Guardian Angels. {Sculpture.)
65, Upper Charlotte Street.
1828. 76 Fair Rosa. "Or like a fairy
trip upon the green."
439 Lyra; a study from Miss Caro-
line Hill.
445 Cyrus Fay, Esq., Dental Sur-
geon.
479 Mrs. Henley.
597 Lieut. Arthur Ormsby, of the
14th Regiment of Foot.
1829. 59 Portrait of an officer.
261 Comus and the lady benighted.
" Some viigin sure benighted
in these wood%
1829. 316 A family group.
411 Miss Sebella Christine Har-
riott and a favourite
Spaniel.
512 A. F. Wainwright, Esq.
534 Thomas Challis, Esq.
1 830. 60 Portrait of a lady.
197 The orphans. "Silently eloquent
By the wayside those gentle
orphans stood, etc." — S. C.
Hall.
488 The sketch from nature.
"Theirs is the sunshine of
the breast."
597 The proposal. "She's all my
fancy painted her."
1831. 128 Ophelia.
326 Portraits of the children of
John Humphry, Esq.
383 Portrait of an artist.
1832. 198 do. a lady.
269 Mr. Alfred Shaw.
304 The miniature. "It is his
brow — his eye — his very
smile."
307 Maternal affection.
329 Portrait of a gentleman.
1833. 26 Cupid and Psyche.
227 James Johnson, M.D., Phy-
sician extraordinary to the
King.
246 T. Stothard, Esq., R.A., Li-
brarian.
335 Portraits of two young ladies.
1062 Celadon and Amelia. "Pre-
saging instant fate, her bosom
heaved, etc."
1834. 32 Philip Hardwick, Esq., F.R.S.
no Miss Louisa H. Sheridan, au-
thoress of the " Comic Offer-
ings," etc.
181 Signor Nasoni.
319 Portraits of a lady and child.
403 Portrait of a gentleman.
1835. 59 Mrs. Leigh of Hawley House.
175 Samuel Cartwright, Esq.
121 The Partners.
342 Shakspeare reading one of his
plays to Queen Elizabeth.
1836. 16 Portrait of a gentleman.
307 The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel,
Bart., M.P. Painted at
Tamworth to commemorate
the dinner given on the 4th
of September, 1835, ^7 ^^^
Corporation and resident
gentry of the town and
neighbourhood, to Sir Ro-
bert, who is represented at
the moment of pronouncing
326
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Witherington, William Frederick,
R,A. — continued,
Windermere. " How oft . . .
our pace Has slackened to a
pause, etc." — Cowper,
1852. 176 The bird's nest in danger.
199 Crummock water, Buttermere,
and Honister Crag, Cumber-
land.
331 Derwent and Bassenthwaite
Lakes, Cumberland. "The
shades of afternoon have
fallen, etc." — Wordsworth,
1853. 129 The village Post office.
142 A summer afternoon.
332 The way round the Park.
1854. 132 The Park. ** Embraced By the
soft windings of the silver
Mole."
286 Harvesting, near Derwentwater,
Cumberland.
411 A water-mill.
1855. 27 The silent Mole.
207 Gathering watercresses on the
banks of the Mole.
228 In Betchworth Park. "Far
from the madd'ning crowd's
ignoble strife."
548 The homestead.
1856. 83 The brook, Chudleigh, Devon.
"Falling fast from gradual
slope to slope, etc."
no Winter.
124 Autumn.
320 The Glen, Chudleigh, Devon.
" . . . . Nature here
Wantons as in her prime;
And plays at will,
Her virgin fancies."
462 Returning from church.
^857. 132 Early summer. "When nature
smiled, etc."
145 In Lyndale, North Devon.
312" The never-failing brook " and
" busy mill."
370 Spring.
1858. 88 On the Greta.
" Her waters wind
Free for a space and unconfined
As 'scaped from BrignalFs
dark-wood glen."
168 Midday.
392 On the Greta, looking towards
Rokeby. "The stream re-
joicing free, as captive set at
liberty, etc." — Rokeby.
1859. 25 A pleasant way by the river.
228 Crossing the stream. <'But
one step more; be not in
haste, etc."
1859. 377 Wharfedale,nearBoltonAbbey,
Yorkshire.
406 Summer.
i860. 4 Gleaners returning.
169 Resting by the way.
285 Harvest time, noon.
1 86 1. 73 Scene on the old mail road,
near Bettws-y-Coed.
252 Lynmouth, North Devon — the
steamer in sight.
331 Harvesting in the Vale of Con-
way.
1862. 12$ Stacking hay, North Wales.
134 The Vale of the Conway, near
Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales.
597 The hay field, evening.
1863. 139 Harvest time — gleaners pre-
paring to leave the fields.
156 Derwentwater, with part of
Bassenthwaite Lake.
390 The way to the village.
661 A study in North Wales.
WITHERS, Alfred Painter.
35, Freelands Roady Bromley.
The outer harbour, Whitby.
The Scar, Whitby.
Foot's Cray Church, Kent;
etching.
The golden hour.
Grove House^ near Dorking,
At Pont-Aven.
" Long lines of mere and hill,
'neath bars of gold and grey."
Under a cloudy sky.
28, Church Row^ Hampstead,
From hilly pastures.
Nocturne firom Lambeth
Bridge.
Rye, Sussex. After Leslie
Thomson.
A Devonshire Lane.
The Kiln.
Hales Mill — evening.
35, Freeland Rocui^ Bromley,
1899. 4^5 Mill-land.
WITHERS, Miss Annie Painter.
1 7, Pembroke Gardens^
Kensington.
1903- no " Bless us, O Lord."
WITHERS, Mrs. Augusta Innes.
Painter.
Mrs, Withers,
26, Grove Place,
Usson Grove.
1829. 622 Flowers and fruit from nature.
1 83 1. 539 Study of geraniums from na-
ture.
1882.
1297
1883.
1341
M5»
1884.
1549
1886.
1888.
622
84s
903
1889.
1890.
375
1130
1588
1892.
1895.
1897.
855
276
5>2
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
337
1848. 672 Christ praying in the garden.
"And he was withdrawn
from them about a stone's
cast, and kneeled down, and
prayed, etc." — 5/. Luke^
xxii, 41-45.
1849. 5^9 Infant Shakespeare between
Tragedy and Comedy.
1850. 286 La Siesta.
338 Cora and her child in the
storm. " Cora, Yes, yes, be
merciful, thou tempest dire!"
— Pizarro^ act v, scene i.
1851. 129 The bride. "Bring flowers,
fresh flowers for the bride to
wear, etc." — Mrs, Hemans,
1852. 1020 A story of life. The design is
to exhibit a picture, which
frequently happens to the
lot of genius; it contains,
the artist in his studio; the
widow and children lament-
ing his loss; and, the angel
of benevolence pouring down
blessings on destitute or-
phans.
1853. 455 The entombment of Our Sa-
viour. Saint John the Evan-
gelist, assisted by Joseph of
Arimathea, and Nicodemus,
is gently lowering the body
of his Divine Master into
the sepulchre, while Saint
Peter is seen behind, with
clasped hands. Mary Mag-
dalene, the Virgin Mary and
Mary the wife of Zebedee,
are grouped together in deep-
est grief and sorrow, wit-
nessing the last mournful
duty that is being performed.
1854. 614 Master Charles Wilson.
'349 Confirmation.
1855. 260 Master Thomas Gray.
649 Roderick, the last of the Gothic
kings, discovered by the
monk Romano, at the foot
of the cross. "Before the
Cross Roderick has thrown
himself, his body raised
Half kneeling."— •Sw/y^o'-
1856. 14 A young lady with a basket of
fruit.
1857. 424 Sabrina releasing the lady.
"Brightest lady, look on
me, etc." — Comus,
1858. 324 The flower girl of the vale.
382 Head of a child.
410 The last interview of Paul and
Virginia. "Ah, since your
VIII.
lot is changed — since you
seek in a far country other
possessions than the fruit of
my labour, let me go with
you in the vessel in which
you are about to embark."
—Si. Pierre 5 Paul and Vir-
ginia,
562 Our Saviour journeying
Jerusalem.— ^^^/i, xii.
1862. 443 Head of a child.
1859.
to
WOOD, John B Painter.
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
1900. 859 Early spring.
WOOD, John George Painter.
39, New Bond Street,
i793« 55* PoJ^t y Clytwr, near Bala,
Merionethshire.
1794' 436 A mill near Llyn Cwyllyn.
7, Beaumont Street^
Devonshire Place.
1797- 759 View in the County of Wick-
low, Ireland.
1798. 639 The great oak belonging to
John Plumtree, Esq.
1799. 510 Canterbury Cathedral, from
the oaks.
1806. 516 The ancient Saxon church at
Balfreston, Kent.
1808. 585 The Vale of Machyntleth, with
the river Dovey, North
Wales.
1809. 379 Cefn Brunich bridge near Bre-
con, South Wales.
1 8 10. 426 Ludford bridge at Ludlow,
Shropshire.
181 1. 720 Kidwelly Castle, South Wales.
735 View near the source of the
river Towey, South Wales.
WOOD, J. T Architect.
At Mr. Armstrong s^ Pimlico,
1798. 973 Design for a temple.
1 80 1. 931 do. mausoleum.
1802. 995 do. villa,
1803. 946 do. do.
1805. 748 do. temple of honour.
WOOD, J. T Architect.
I, Clifford's Inn.
iS53» 37* Old houses, Shrewsbury.
8, Victoria Square^
Grosvenor Place.
1854. 1142 House in Oatland's Park, for
J. T. Darke, Esq.
18, Adam Street, Adelphi.
1857. 1006 TheCasaStralla,Mondovi,etc.
XX
328
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
\
WOGAN, Thomas.
Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Clinton's,
1 6, Salisbury Street,
Strand.
1776. 328 A frame with five miniatures.
1777. 381 Three miniatures.
1773. 354 Portrait of a gentleman ; minia-
ture.
WOLEDGE, F. W Painter.
27, Grenville Place, Brighton,
1846. 832 Snowdon from Capel Carig.
WOLF, Joseph, RJ.
Painter and Sculptor.
D. Wolf, 17, Howland Street.
1849. 39^ Woodcocks seeking shelter.
7! Wolf, 17, Hawland Street.
1850. 121 Autumn — wounded woodcock.
256 Wild boar.
617 Winter — ^a dying partridge.
/. Wolf, 17, Ho7vland Street.
1851. 825 The falcon's nest.
1853. 141 The happy mother.
323 The mourner.
349 The proud bird of the moun-
tain.
" Firm on her perch,
Her ancient and accustomed
rock, she sits
With wing-couched head, etc."
— Grahame.
1856. 546 Jer falcons striking a kite.
"The Iceland falcon was
formerly used in this country
for flying the fork-tailed kite,
which, forty or fifty years
ago, was a common bird in
many districts, although now
so seldom stenJ^—Jalvin
and Brodrick,
59, Berners Street.
1863. 631 Wapiti deer and scenery in
Powerscourt Park.
769 A row in the jungle. "Mon-
keys are in the habit of pur-
suing the tiger, screaming at
him from the trees over-
head, as our birds, squirrels,
etc, do when they see a fox
or a cat move about in the
wood."
The Avenue,
76, Fulhatn Road.
1876. 1 501 A wild boar; (sculpture).
1507 A bear; do.
1877. 1484 Suspicion; do.
WOLFE, George Painter.
9, Windsor Terrace, Clifton.
1857. 474 Beach at Dittisham, on the
Dart, Devon.
i860. 823 In Leigh woods, Clifton.
1 86 1. 748 The coast near Landsend.
1862. 949 Early summer in Leigh woods,
Clifton.
1863. 766 Evening mists gathering on the
Coast.
1864. 632 A brig in St. Ives Harbour,
Cornwall.
1866. 689 Land of the Logan.
1867. 736 Granite walls of Lundy Island.
WOLFE, J. L Architect.
Guildford Place.
1 818. 946 Design for a national museum,
etc.
WOLFENSBERGER,J Painter.
17, Golden Square.
1 84 1. 811 View of the plain of Troy.
846 do. Paestum.
40, South Bank, Regenfs Park.
1 842. 707 Convent of Benedictines, Subi-
aco, Italy.
WOLFF Sculptor.
Quattro Fontane, Rome.
1839. 1306 A girl with a goat and tam-
bourine.
1 84 1. 1257 Marble bust of Sir Thomas
Sewell Buxton^
WOLLARD, Benjamin ... Architect.
18, Aldemey Road, E.
1890. 1929 Municipal offices, Sheffield.
1 89 1. 1756 Library for a country town.
WOLLEN, William Barns, R.I.
Painter.
46, St. Paul's Road,
Camden Town.
1879. 448 Football.
1 88 1. 480 The rescue of Private Andrews
by Captain Garnet J. Wolse-
ley, H.M. 90th L. I. at the
storming of the Motee M4-
hdl, Lucknow.
1882. 7 H. Weston Eve, Esq., M.A.,
Head Master, University
College School, London.
9, Woodstock Road,
Bedford Park.
i886. 1019 The flag of truce.
1887. 643 His last message.
1889. 846 Foragers.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
329
1892.
1893.
1894,
1896,
1897,
1898.
1899.
1901.
1903.
20, Biandford Rmd^
Bedford Park
1003 Left to fate. '' During the re-
treat from Moscow men and
horses dropped from sheer
exhaustion, and were left by
their companions to their
fate.^^^ — Alison,
35J Done.
4JS The Black Watch (42nd Royal
Highlanders) at bay, Quatre
Bras. "The 42nd Highlan-
ders rapidly formed square;
but just as the two flank
companies were running in
to form the rear face, the
Lancers had reached the re-
giment, when a considerable
portion of their leading di-
vision penetrated the square^
carrying along with them, by
the impetus of their charge,
several men of those two
companies, and creating a
momentary confusion."— S-
€7$ The Battle of the Roses;
Yorkshire 7^ Lancashire-
10, Queen Anne's Gardens,
Bedford Park.
47B Norman Ramsay at Fuentes
Onoro. *' Suddenly the mul-
titude became violently agit-
ated; an Enghsh shout pealed
high and clear, the mass was
rent asunder, and Norman
Ramsay burst forth, sword
in hand, at the head of his
battery, his horses, breathing
fire, stretched like grey-
hounds along the plain; the
guns bounded behind him
like things of no weight, and
the mounted gunners fol-
lowed close, with heads bent
low and pointed weapons in
d espe rat e career. " — Napier,
146 The last stand of the 44th
Regiment at Gundamuck,
1842.
983 The 2ist (Empress of India's)
Lancers at Omdurman*
S62 The Imperial Light Horse at
Waggon Hill, January 6,
1900.
115 The Victoria Cross*
700 The I St Battalion South Lan-
cashire Regiment storming
Iht^ Boer trenches at Pieter's
1904. 191 Waterloo: "The line will ad-
vance."
WOLLETT, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
447 Down Castle, Scotland.
661 Gateway of Arundel Castle,
Sussex.
402 Sot's house near Michell-dean,
Gloucestershire.
660 A View on the Wye near Tin-
tern, Monmouthshire.
371 A drawing.
415 Near Llandryndod, Radnor-
shire.
374 View near Coventry.
1805.
1806.
1807.
1808.
1809.
1810.
WOLMARK, Alfred A Painter.
7, Tredegar Square, Bow,
1 90 1. 295 Professor W. W. Skeat.
82, Brondesbury Villas, Kilburn,
1903. 663 The rabbis.
1904. 341 Rejoicing in the law.
WOLSTENHOLME, Dean... Painter.
Turnford, Cheshunt,
1803. 501 Coursing.
1804. 341 Fox-hunting.
4, East Sty Red Lion Square,
1805. 538 The Epping Forest Hunt.
1806. 192 Hounds drawing cover; and
just finding.
257 View of the interior of Mr.
Harrison's veterinary shop;
Horses shoeing, etc.
370 Hounds running gallantly into
a fox in view.
491 Portrait of Mr. J. Goldham
performing the Austrian
broad exercise with two
swords, at speed.
1807. 331 View of the Golden Lane
genuine beer brewery.
1 808. 227 Portrait of Pilot, formerly the
property of Mr. Lade.
684 View of the interior of the six-
stall stable at the Finsbury
Repository.
1 809. 24 The chase.
101 Digging the fox from earth.
227 Portrait of a charger belonging
to an officer in the City
Light Horse.
45 1 The leap of the stag.
1 8 10. 123 Portraits of horses belonging
to a stage coach changing
at an inn on the Edmonton
Road.
247 Return from hunting by moon-
Hght.
uu
330
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
\
^olstenholme, Dean — continued.
1810. 445 Portraits of two horses; a dray
horse, the property of H.
Meux, Esq., and hunters
with hounds stopping to re-
fresh at a public house, re-
turning from hunting.
379, Strand.
18 13. 39 Portrait of an old horse, the
property of the late C. S.
Chauncey, Esq., Cheshunt,
Herts.
49 Portraits of a horse and dog,
the property of Mr. Fuller,
Tooting, Surrey.
50 Portraits of pointers belon^ng
to C. Chauncey, Esq., Little
Munden, Herts.
660 Portraits of Mr. Joliffe's hounds
and horses, waiting by ap-
pointment at Merstham
Church.
1814. 4 Portrait of a Hertfordshire
sheep, the property of Mr.
J. Clark, of Littley Park;
allowed by judges to be the
largest ever seen.
18 19. 389 Portrait of Belfont, a fast
trotter, the property of a
gentleman.
766 Portraits of a gentleman and
son, waiting in cover;
Hounds finding.
D. Wolstenholme,
22, Chad's RoWy Gray^s Inn.
1820. 275 View of a gentleman's resi-
dence in Surrey; with por-
traits of favourite cattle.
22, Chains RaWy Grays Inn.
1824. 863 View of the interior of the
Riding school belonging to
the Light Horse Volunteers,
with portraits of horses, etc.
WOLSTENHOLME, Dean, Junr.
Painter.
D. Wolstenholme^ Junr.^
279, Strand.
1818. 83 Portrait of Beach, a favourite
bull bitch, bred at Aberga-
venny, the property of a
gentleman.
1 819. 925 Portraits of three horses, the
property of — Wyatt, Esq.,
Sun brew house, Portpool
Lane.
22, Chad's Row.
182 1. 395 Portraits of three doe rabbits
of the fancy breed, the pro-
perty of a gentleman.
182 1. 837 Portraits of four buck rabbits
of the fancy breed, the pro-
perty of a gentleman.
1822. 770 View of the Black Eagle
Brewery, belonging to
Messrs. Truman, Hanbory,
Buxton and Co., with por-
traits of horses, men, etc.
1823. 30 Portrait of Harlot, a favourite
staghound, wi^ puppies,
belonging to Lord Glainis.
1824. 8a8 A favourite hackney and dog,
the property of a gentleman.
1825. 14 Terriers ferriting rabbits; por-
traits.
8a Portrait of Philip Booth, Esq.
View from Hitch wood,
looking towards Lord
Dacre's.
1826. 515 Portrait of Backertrumps, a
favourite trotter, the pro-
perty of George Wyatt, Esq.
1828. 109 Cope, a favourite hunter, the
property of W. H. Whit-
bred, Esq., M.P.
D. Wolstenholme,
22, Chatts Row.
1846. 1224. <^In April, 1556, Princess
Elizabeth was escorted from
Hatfield House to Enfield
Chase, that her Grace might
hunt the hart, by a retinue
of twelve ladies in white
satin, all on Ambton pal-
freys, and twenty yeomen in
green on horseback. At the
conclusion of the day's
chase. Her Highness was
honoured by cutting the
throat of the hart"
1849. 373 A morning shooting.
WOLTRECK Painter.
Rome^ and
10, York Street,
Portman Square.
1847. 1386 Cupid preparing his toils.
WOLTZE, B Painter.
c\o F. F, Abbey, Huddersfield.
1 88 1. 238 Her first trouble.
WONDER, P. C Painter.
I, Soho Square.
1824. 106 Portrait of a gentleman.
118 do. lady.
WONTNER. See Hermon and Wont-
ner, vol. iv, page 85.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
331
WONTNER, William Clarke.
Painter.
10, Stockwell Park Road,
1230 Portrait of a girl.
569 Monsieur le Curd
68, Princes Road, Kilhurfu
669 Katharine.
739 Rev. T. H. Tooke, Monkton
Farley Rectory.
135 C. F. D. Caillard, Esq.
150 Zuleika.
1 80 Sir Charles Hobhouse, Bart.
29, Hamilton Gardens Square,
1886. 33 The Rev. P. R. Egerton.
1 042 R. Moss King, Esq., and his son.
151 The Rev. Alfred Peache,M. A.,
founder of the London Col-
lege of Divinity.
614 Mrs. Caillard.
716 Mrs. Richard Combe Miller.
54 Walter E. King, Esq.
649 Master William Burrows.
1092 Mrs. William J. Holland.
18, Fitzroy Street,
414 Major-General R. H. Truell,
C.B.
660 J. S. Luscombe, Esq.
1044 Mrs. Robert Freeman.
572 Portrait of a lady.
598 Sir Charles J. Hubert Miller,
Bart.
1039 " Know'st thou the land where
the sweet citron blows.
Where 'mid dark leaves the
golden orange glows?"
16 Sir James Broadwell Lyall,
K.C.S.I., etc., late Lieut.-
Governor of the Punjaub.
Painted for the Lawrence
Hall, Lahore,
170 Mrs. Henry Hallam Parr and
child.
I , The Studios, Edwardes Square,
50 Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie.
48 Mrs. Black, of Auchentoshan.
415 Mrs. John Balfour.
250 The Duchess of Argyll.
273 John Balfour, Esq., and his
son Jack.
962 Mrs. Henry C. Collinson.
1879.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1885.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
WOOD, A. Salusbury Painter.
Bodlondeb, Conway.
1904 833 The Menai Strait.
WOOD, Mrs. Annetta T. H.
Miniature Painter.
Victoria Cottage,
Albert Rd,, Kingston,
1890. 1 5 12 James Runciman, Esq.
WOOD
, C. Haigh- Painter.
C, Haig Wood,
I, Norwood Place,
Kensington,
1879.
568 The Harvest moon.
1880.
635 The miniature.
clo C, Wood,
Albion Place, Bury,
1881.
323 A Votary of the Muse.
7, Camden St,, Oakley Square,
1883.
634 A poor relation.
C, Haigh' Wood,
14, Albion Place, Bury,
1885.
267 A little woman.
412 A day dream.
C, Haigh Wood,
14, Albion Place, Bury,
1886.
393 The fisherman's daughter.
1887.
107 A little scholar.
The Porch, Taplow, Bucks.
1889.
481 Chatterboxes.
1890.
474 In strict confidence.
608 Convalescent.
95 a A hopeless suit.
56, Broadhurst Gardens,
1892.
6i8 One too many.
1893.
739 Idleness.
873 Preparing for conquest.
45, Broadhurst Gardens,
1896.
705 A cup of tea.
1897.
322 Fair deceivers.
1097 In the sulks.
1898.
57 " May the Fates prove kind ! "
694 L'Allegro.
C, Haigh- Wood,
45, Broadhurst Gardens,
1899.
375 Hopes and fears.
806 A rehearsal.
905 Taken by storm.
1900.
570 Mrs. C. Haigh-Wood.
992 Love will triumph.
"Love may sink by slow
decay.
But by sudden wrench, be-
lieve not,
Hearts can thus be torn away."
1901.
240 The old love and the new.
869 The time of roses.
1904.
416 " One rose, but one."
805 A peep into the future.
832 "To our next merry meet-
ing."
WOOD
\ Miss Catherine M. (after-
wards Iftrs. R. H. Wright).
Painter.
267, Camden Road,
1884.
479 Azalea.
541 Silver and Gold.
342
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOOD, William Henry ... Architect.
20, Guildford Street.
1878. 893 Maison des bateliers, Ghent.
197, Hampstead Road,
1 88 1. 1066 Country residence.
WOOD, William R Painter.
Yacht ''Carlotta,''
Pulton^ Lowestoft,
1889. 4^6 Near Brandon.
Riverside^ Brandon^ Suffolk,
1893. 734 Oulton broad.
1894. 75 A recollection.
Suffolk House^ Brandon,
1902. 361 " River, that in silence wind-
est."
554 The old bridge.
WOOD, William T Painter.
Putney Heathy Putney,
1900. 808 Summer heat.
44, Lillie Road^
West Brompton,
1903. 785 Autumn.
29a, Oxford Road^ Putney,
1904. 80 Waiting.
WOOD ALL, William Painter.
William Woodfall,
Halstead^ Essex,
1778. 355 A landscape.
IVilliam fVoodall,
Halstead^ Essex,
i779« 357 A small farm yard; from na-
ture.
1 780. 372 A cottage.
1787. 403 A cottage; from nature.
415 A farmyard; from nature.
WOODBRIDGE, T.... Metal Worker.
20, Banner Square^ St, Luke^s,
1829. 1 107 Death on the pale horse; in
silver. After West.
WOODBRIDGE, T. W. .. Sculptor.
Trinidad Place^ Kingston,
1839. 666 Model, in wax, of the battle
of Cressy, at the time of
Edward the Black Prince
striking down the King of Bo-
hemia, and taking from his
head the plume of feathers
with the motto, " Ich dien."
WOODD (J. H. T.) and AINSLIE
(W.) Architects.
35, New Bond Street,
1 89 1. 1875 Convalescent home at Swan-
ley.
1 891 Six cottages at Elstree, Herts.
WOODFORD, E. B Painter.
Nursery Cottage^ Putney,
1878. 257 The Solent
WOODFORD, Samuel, R,A,
Painter.
162, Strand,
1784. 338 Portrait of a young noble-
man.
355 The grotto at Stourhead, Wilt-
shire.
S, Woodforde, 162, Strand,
1785. 60 Gypsies in a wood — a night
scene.
229 Figures on horseback at an
inn.
394 Jonah delivered from the sea-
monster.
At Rome,
1786. 124 K>ustic girl.
425 Landscape.
75, Great Titchfield Street.
1792. 323 A View at Lericci, near Albano.
446 II Penseroso.
525 L'Allegro.
14, Tarns tock Raw.
1793. 1 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Reveley.)
65 A View between Lericci and
Albano.
102 Portrait of a Roman lady.
{Mrs, Maniey,)
311 Caractacus before Claudius.
1794. 5 A girl sitting for her picture.
118 Portrait of a gentleman.
195 do. naval officer.
239 do. \aAy. {Mrs, Perry.)
259 do. lady. (MissComde.)
284 do. lady of quality.
311 Venus risen from the sea. —
Hesiod^s Theogony,
6, Stafford St,, Dover Street.
1795. 108 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Reveley,)
198 Musidora.
251 Portrait of a lady.
1796. 28 View of the sanctuary of S.
Cosmo and Damian at
Isemia, in the Kingdom of
Naples, at the time of the
annual fair.
43 Portrait of a lady of quality.
{Lady Bruce,)
251 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs, /en-
nings,)
353 Portrait of a gentleman.
388 do. dignified clergy-
man. {Dr, Wake,)
1797. 4> A country girl.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
343
1797. 47 Portrait of a gentleman.
60 Young owls; from nature.
259 Portrait of a lady of quality.
i^Hon, Mrs, Fortescue,)
286 Portrait of a lady and her son.
{Mrs, Hoare,)
322 Portrait of a lady. {Miss
Taylor.)
479 A Bacchante.
490 Pan teaching the young Apollo
to play on the syrinx.
569 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev,
Dr, Fenny,)
179S. 47 Peasant girl and child.
204 The Hon. Mrs. Stephenson.
314 Lord Somerville.
675 Mrs. Hays.
1799. 186 Rebecca at the well, receiving
the bracelets from Abra-
ham's servant
563 Miss Pleydell.
574 Miss Dilkes.
47, Mortimer Street^
Cavendish Square,
1800. II General Fraser mortally
wounded by the shot of a
rifleman near Hudson's river,
7, October, 1777; in the
groupe on the right hand
are Lady H. Acland, Mad.
Reidesell, with some English
and German officers, who had
the command of the camp.
38 Lavinia, from Thomson.
722 Mr. Mayow.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1 80 1. 40 Mrs. Shuckburgh.
97 Charles the First, when in the
hands of the army, after
repeated solicitations, was
allowed an interview with
his children, the Dukes of
York and Gloucester, and
Princess Elizabeth then
under the care of the Earl
and Countess of North-
umberland, at which Oliver
Cromwell was present, July,
1647.
286 Mr. C. Dashwood.
625 Captain Dilkes.
1802. 129 The angel appearing to the
shepherds. "And lo, the
angel of the Lord came
upon them, etc." — St, Luke^
ii, 9-14.
130 Dorinda, wounded by Silvio,
is sustained by Linco. " Ahi,
che dura mercede, etc" —
// Fastor Fido, Act IV,
1802. 202
263
509
524
604
681
1803. 36
547
682
705
1804. 46
169
1805.
190
244
266
267
276
589
38
168
174
ai7
248
260
1806. 51
III
253
263
304
369
1807. I
132
192
200
305
1808. 7
Lord Bruce.
Sir R. C. Hoare, Bart.
Marquis Townshend.
Lord Lyttelton.
The Hon. M. A. Bruce.
The fortune teller.
51, Great Marlborough Street,
The Misses Rodbard.
Miss Plowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and
family.
Lord Eardley.
A sleeping girl.
Mr. Palmer.
The musical maid teaching a
shepherd's boy to play on
the pipe.
" His little art exerting all he
can,
Charm'd with the tune,
Rudely he pipes, yet labours
not in vain."
Lord Colvill.
Miss H. Loftus.
Portrait of a lady.
Lady E. Loftus.
Sir J. Turner.
Miss Richardson.
A mother instructing her child-
ren. "Then infant reason
grows apace, etc."
View of Castell Gandolfo, on
the Lake of Albano.
Miss E. Trevelyan.
View of the convent at Grotta
Ferrata.
Master Thompson.
Dr. WiUis.
Mr. Dashwood.
Abra; or the Georgian Sultana.
" From early dawn the live-
long hours she told, etc." —
Collins.
Mr. Penny.
Portraits of a brother and
sister.
Mrs. P. Hoare.
A View near Marino, between
Albano and Frascati.
Capt. Dilkes.
(Elected R.A.)
Portrait of a lady and child,
do. an officer,
do. a lady.
The Italian Pastoral. "Soft
rural lays thro* every valley
sound, etc." — Horace.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Zara deserted by Hassan, the
camel driver. " Farewell the
334
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOOD, George Painter.
65, Upper Charlotte Street,
1844. 479 Ellen Young at the grave of
her parents. "Ellen wept
by the grave which now con-
tained her father, her mother,
and a little brother, who had
died in infancy. She felt she
was now alone in the world;
without parents, without
kindred, and without friends.
She looked up to the blue
sky, and implored the pro-
tection of Him who can
alone succour the helpless,
and pour gladness and joy
into the desponding heart of
the sorrowful."— Vide Ellen
Young,
1845. 177 The bending of Prometheus.
Prometheus, having incurred
the wrath of Jupiter for im-
parting the gift of fire to the
wretched race of men, is
chained, by the unwilling
agency of Vulcan, assisted
by Force and Strength, to
Mount Caucasus.
374 The return from gleaning.
478 Old woman boiling potatoes.
"The sweetest divarsion,
that 's under the sun. Is, to
sit by the fire till the praties
are done."
1846. 674 Rural Courtship. "Come, look
upon this golden ring, etc."
— r. H, Bayly,
1847. 508. Julius Sabinus and his wife
Empona in the cave, sur-
prised by the appearance of
the Roman soldiers. " Sabi-
nus was Commander of a
small army in Gaul, and had
declared himself Emperor
upon the death of Vitellius.
However, his army was
shortly after overpowered by
Vespasian's General, and he
himself compelled to seek
safety by flight. ... He was
obliged to hide himself in a
cave ... for nine years,
attended all the time by his
wife Empona, who provided
provisions for him by day,
and repaired to him by
night. However, she was at
last discovered in the per-
formance of this pious office,
and Sabinus was taken pri-
soner and carried to Rome,
where he was put to death
by order of Vespasian."
1848. 179 Posthumous portrait of William
Collins, Esq.
233 Charles Locock, M.D., first
Physician Accoucheur to the
Queen, etc.
351 An old street in Shrewsbury.
{G, Wood in index ^ but
J. E. Wood in the cata-
logue,)
1849. 3^' '^^^ return of the prodigal.
'' And he arose and came to
his father, etc."— .». Luhe,
XV, 20-24.
WOOD, G. G Paintcn
106, Great Russell Street.
i860. 154 Study of a tiger.
{G,J, Wood in the index,
but G, G. Wood in the cata-
logue,)
WOOD, G. Swinford Painter.
Boulondet, Conway,
1899. 405 A Highland track.
WOOD, Miss Hortense Painter.
Munich,
1880. 4*7 The fen at Sunset.
WOOD, H. D. Searles- Architect.
157, Wool Exchange, E, C,
1895. 1432 Sutton Public offices.
1495 Sutton Technical schools.
WOOD, J Painter.
14, New Compton Street,
1 80 1. 216 A water-mill near Little Stam-
bridge, in Essex.
— Wood, I, Mason Street,
1815. 366 Part of an old monastery near
Manchester.
WOOD, J Painter.
I, Northumberland Street,
Strand,
1846. 1243 Entrance of the Convent of
St. Cosimati, Rome.
12, Great Portland Street,
1847. 1096 The Colosseum, Rome.
WOOD, James F. R Painter.
22, Dale View Road,
Stamford Hill.
1895. 581 Fishing strictly prohibited.
1148 Portrait of a lady.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
345
I80I.
218 Sheep in a stable.
WOODINGTON, William Frederick,
30, Dean Street^ Soho,
A.R.A. ...
Sculptor and Painter.
1808.
611 A Forest scene.
15, Robert Street.
(5. Woodin, Junr. in the
1825.
1054
Bust of Mr. G. Forster.
index and J, Woodwin^Junr.^
1063
A nymph. " Fair exposed she
in the catalogue)
stood, shrunk from herself,
J, Woodin, Junr.
with fancy blushing."
1809.
69 A view of West Drayton, Mid-
9, Crescent Street, New Road.
dlesex.
1826.
1020
A Naiad.
160 A landscape with a country
7, Grafton Street, Soho.
cart
1827.
II2S
Maria.
265 An interior of a kitchen.
I, Savcy ^rtet.
I8I0.
10 A woman knitting.
1828.
1152
Bust of a gentleman.
I8II.
Ill Stealing the pancakes.
21, George Street, New Road.
817 Mrs. Stevens.
1831.
1207
Virginiusj a sketch.
I8I2.
97 A domestic scene.
296 Portrait of a gentleman.
1832.
I2IO
Bust of a child in marble.
14, Lower Southampton St.,
I8I3.
153 The game of put.
Jntzrcy Square.
154 Reading bad news.
1833.
m6,
The Orphans.
253 Christ healing the paralytic.
1836.
1000
CEdipus parting with his
"And behold they brought
daughters.
to him a man sick of the
'*The Stygian Jove
palsy, etc." — Matthew, ix, 2.
Thundered beneath, the virgins
I8I6.
51 Portrait of an artist.
as they heard
I8I7.
524 do. a gentleman.
85s do. do.
S. Woodin, /^6,Dean Street.
Trembled with horror, at their
father's feet,
Fell down and wept, etc."
I8I8.
634 Portrait of a lady.
10, Palace New Road, Lambeth.
749 do. gentleman.
1837.
II82
Spring.
S. Woodin, Junr,,
1838.
1309
Posthumous bust in marble of
46, Dean Street.
A. Spedding, Esq.
I8I9.
35 Landscape Composition from
Nature.
S. Woodin, no address.
1839.
1292
Milton's dream. "Methought
I saw my late espoused fair,
etc."
1 1 30 View on the beach at Hastings.
1841.
"35
Christ raising the widow's
S. Woodin, Jun., 46, Dean St.
son."
1820.
349 A Landscape and figures.
91, Dean Street, Soho.
425 The cobler's bird in danger.
1842.
1172
The mother. "All in whose
S Woodin,
nostrils was the breath of
13, Greek Street, Soho.
life, of all that was on the dry
I82I.
321 The midnight alarm.
land, died."
1822.
232 The Flemish physician.
1843.
1463
Music; a centre to a salver
1827.
30 Portrait of a gentleman.
executed in silver.
1 30 do. do.
1846.
1503
Captivity. "By the rivers of
1828.
318 J. W. Holder, Esq.
722 Stealing a pair of gloves.
Babylon there we sat down:
yea, we wept, etc."
1829.
967 Discounting a bill.
1847.
1422
A posthumous bust of Henry
1830.
844 Portrait of a lady.
Fielding, the Author.
I83I.
375 From a sketch of a mill at
Montmartre, near Paris.
2, Charlotte Place,
Upper Kennington Lane.
1832.
40 The miser alarmed.
/. Woodin, 9, Wilmot Street,
Russell Square.
1849.
1219
The Earl of Arundel; a statue.
To be executed in bronze
for the New Palace of West-
1833.
291 A small family groupe.
minster.
1834.
9 A lemonade stall near Paris.
S. Woodin, 9, Wilmot Street,
Russell Square.
1852.
1341
Happy days (basso relievo).
"When nature pleas'd, for
life itself was new."
1835.
128 Sketch on the beach of Bou-
logne-sur-Mer.
1853.
»5
The angel directing the shep-
herds to Bethlehem. {Oil
1839.
104 "All hot."
painting.)
Vlll.
vv
346
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Woodington, William Frederick,
A,R,A. — continued.
1854. 457 Job; his three friends condole
with him in silence. (Oil
painting,)
1855. 682 A Vessel under conduct of an
angel, coming over the waves
with spirits to purgatory.
" He drove ashore in a small
bark, etc" — Carey^s Dante ^
{oil painting,)
22, RicharcPs Terrace^
Kennington Park.
1856. 948 "Judith adorneth herself; she
and her maid go forth into
the Assyrian Camp." — Apo-
crypha^ chap. X. {Oil paint-
ing)
1328 Bust of P. McDowell, Esq.,
R.A.
1858. 1233 Ariel. "Merrily, merrily, shall
I live now, etc."
14, Smith Square^ Westminster,
i860. 1083 The Captive; basso-relievo,
marble.
1087 Ariel; marble. Executed for
James Heyshom, Esq. "Mer-
rily, merrily, etc."
1861. 1018 Basso-Relievo; part of a series
for St. Paul's Cathedral, to
be placed in the panels of
the walls of the Consistory
Chapel, and to be executed
in marble. "Thou hast
covered my head in the
day of battle, etc." — Fsalm^
cxi, 7.
loii P. MacDowell, Esq., R.A. ;
marble bust.
Hercules Hall Yard^ Lambeth,
909 Henry Fielding; marble.
894 Ariel. — ^^ Tempest^' \ basso-re-
lievo.
901 Miranda. — *^ Tempest^* y basso-
relievo.
923 Lady in the enchanted chair;
basso - relievo. " Brightest
lady, look on me, etc" —
Comus,
936 Viola. — " Twelfth Night " ;
marble.
i866. 863 Youth and Innocence; basso-
relievo, marble.
1869. 1172 Humility; marble. "Then
gather a wreath from the
garden bowers, etc."
1 269 Columbus ; half-size model ; one
full size, 7 feet. Executed for
the New Exchange^ Liver-
pool,
1862.
1864.
1865.
1872. 1531 The Gentle Shepherd; marble.
69, Hercules Buildings.
1873. 1558 Bust of a lady; marble.
1874. 1153 Original design for pediment,
executed in stone, figures
8 feet high. Far the Liver-
pool Exchange.
(Elected A.R.A.)
I, Ashley ViUeu^
Hayter Road^
Brixton.
iStj. 1467 The first sorrow; "Poor
robin."
1878. 1474 The rose-bud; marble.
1879. 520 Christ on the Mount of Olives.
" What, could ye not watch
with me one hour? etc." —
Matthew^ xxvi, 40. {Oil
painting,)
658 Break of day; mist clearing
away — Gravesend shrimp
fishermen off the Nore sands.
{Oil pcunting.)
1880. 47 Moses and Jethro's daughters.
"But Moses stood up and
helped them, and watered
their flock." {Oil pcunting.)
196 Teaching the laws. "And ye
shall teach them your child-
ren, etc" — Deut.^ xi, 19.
{Oil painting,)
1882. 1473 Near Gravesend; old London
Road leading to Gad's Hill
and Canterbury. {Oil paint-
WOODLEY, C.
Architect and Miniature Painter.
At Mr, Candy's,
61, Greek Street.
1 8 19. 1123 Design for a Tuscan cottage.
95, Great Russell ^reet.
1824. 850 An architectural composition.
After J. Candy, A.R.A.
1825. 570 Portrait of a gentleman.
746 do. do.
810 do. young lady.
1826. 664 The shrine of Thetis before the
palace of Neoptolemus. Vide
Euripides, Andromache.
Drawn from a sketch by
J. Candy, A.R.A.
1827. 736 Portrait.
769 do.
876 do.
WOODLEY, G. ... Miniature Painter.
87, Charlotte Street.
1836. 518 Mrs. Colonel Irvine.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
347
27, Howland Street,
1841. 725 Sketch of T. W. Kelley, Esq.,
author of " Myrtle Leaves,"
"St. Agnes' Fountain, etc.
etc."
1843. 737 Sketch of Mrs. Cornfoot and
child.
929 Sketch of Henry Cornfoot,
Esq.
1037 Sketch of the Rev. William
Barnett.
WOODLEY, W.... Miniature Painter.
12, Wilmot Street^
Brunswick Square,
182 1. 658 Portrait of a gentleman.
WOODLOCK, David Painter.
184, Alderson Road^ Sheffield,
1888. 1253 Spring pastures.
1459 The good old book.
1890. 1350 A spinner.
1 37 1 Dorothy Vernon at Haddon.
94, Upper Hanover Street,
Sheffield,
1 89 1. 1363 The Eagle Tower, Haddon
HalL
14, Harrington Street,
Liverpool,
1894. 1042 The bee-master.
II 15 Summer, Welford-on-Avon.
1 183 Spring.
1186 At Conway.
1895. *°S^ An April day on the Piazza.
22, Mill Street, Warwick,
1 90 1. 1060 The old lace-maker.
1096 Night and Morning.
1 140 A path through the wood.
36, Portland St., Leamington,
1902. 949 Will Shakespeare's Courtship.
5, The Mall, Ealing,
1904. 1043 The Great door of St. Mark's.
1055 On the balcony of St. Mark's.
WOODMAN, Charles Horwell.
Painter.
5, Great College Street,
Camden Town,
1842. 2 A portrait.
WOODMAN, M Painter.
59, Marchmont Street,
18 1 9. 854 Study of trees at Bedington.
WOODMAN, Richard.
Miniature Painter.
105, Terrace,
Tottenham Court Road,
1820. 465 Portraits of a lady and gentle-
man.
1820.
502 Portraits of a lady and child.
716 do. do. do.
69, Newman Street,
1825.
571 Rev. W. Coombs.
795 Rev. Dr. Morrison, of China.
42, Rathbone Place.
1829.
746 Portrait of a lady.
778 Mrs. Wilkinson.
896 Portrait of a gentleman.
965 Captain G. Back, R.N.
S, Great College Street,
Camden To7vn,
1848.
938 Portrait of a gentleman.
R, Woodman, Senr,,
68, Charrington Street,
1849.
840 Portrait of a lady.
929 do. gentleman.
WOODMAN, Richard Horwell.
Painter.
H, Woodman,
13, Hartland Street,
Camden Town,
1848. 502 Evening.
R, H. Woodman,
13, Hartland Street,
Camden Town.
1851. 882 A rugged path.
1854. 245 A willowy brook.
1858. 480 Forest scenery.
548 The hill-side.
WOODROFFE, Paul Painter.
45, Roman Road, Brook Green,
1900. 1582 The penitent.
1 901. 1483 How St. Benet passed away
surrounded by his disciples.
19, Edwardes Square,
Kensington.
1904. 1 5 16 Sketch for an east window.
Church of St. Ignatius.
WOODROFFE, Walter H.
Architect.
214, Great Dover Street, S,E,
1895. *S°^ New Tabernacle, Woolwich.
WOODROUFFE, R Painter.
191, Regent Street,
1835. 306 Dead game — a hare and pheas-
ant.
1836. 206 A leveret and woodcock.
1839. 658 Dead game — a brace of pheas- .
ants, hare, woodcock and
snipe.
1840. 236 A pheasant and rabbit.
348
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOODRUFF, Miss Linda.
Miniature Painter.
1 6, Chelsea Court,
1899. 1406 Miss Towgood.
1407 Study of a cardinal.
1408 Portrait of a baby.
1409 An old-fashioned girl.
26, Bolton Studios.
1901. 1273 J. R. Torrens, Esq.
1274 Christopher, son of G. Thorp
Wilson, Esq.
1275 Cynthia.
1276 Barbara.
1277 Cicely, daughter of Major
Middleton.
1278 Mrs. B. Haworth-Booth.
1903. 1067 Mrs. A. Byers Fletcher.
1068 Mrs. Bromley Taylor.
1069 A study.
1070 William, son of Edward John
Power, Esq.
1 07 1 Miss Vera Morgan.
1072 Wilfred, son of R. B. D. Ac-
land, Esq.
1073 Marjorie, daughter of Frank
L. Riley, Esq., M.D.
WOODS, Miss Ellen M Painter.
Clifton Park Road,
near Bristol,
1 88 1. 811 Bluebells; a spring study.
WOODS, Miss Ethel Painter.
Uandaff PlacCy near Cardiff,
1 90 1. 472 Roses.
WOODS, Miss Fanny. See Mrs. Luke
Fildes, vol. iii, page 108.
WOODS, Henry, R,A Painter.
52, Hunter Street.
848 Evening in a Welsh valley.
H, Wood, 5, Hunter Street,
843 In the forest.
H, Woods,
22, King Henry's Road,
1 09 1 Going home.
96 Haymakers.
1 191 A good bargain.
488 A nosegay.
900 Good-bye.
159 A street in Venice.
422 Sunshine.
567 A Canal Scene, Venice.
495 Convalescent — at the Child-
ren's Hospital, Highgate.
918 A scene in Venice.
963 Fishing boats — San Pietro di
Castello, Venice.
1869.
1870.
1873-
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879. 92 A Venetian ferry.
166 A country studio.
462 Street live in Venice.
1880. 104 Venice from the fortifications
at the Lido.
141 Preparing for the Festa.
357 Street trading in Venice.
359 The Ducal Courtyard, Venice.
Casa Raffaeli^ Venice,
1 88 1. 61 At the foot of the Rialto,
Venice.
334 The Gondolier's courtship.
(Elected A.R.A.)
i88a. 182 Bargaining for an old Master.
526 A Venetian fan-seller.
1883. 179 Preparations for the First Com-
munion.
1884. ^^ In ^^6 sun.
227 A "zucca" seller, Venice.
396 "IlmioTraghetto.'*
446 Venetian cloisters.
1885. 259 Cupid's spell.
337 A Water seller at St Rocco,
Venice.
350 Bartering.
379 Returned from the Rialto.
983 A Cottage on the lagune,
Venice.
1886. 66 Choosing a summer gown.
114 The water-wheels of Savassa.
1887. 47 Under the Vine.
1888. 213 Saluting the Cardinal.
859 On the Giudecca, Venice.
862 Gossips.
2727, Calle del Dose,
San Maurizio, Venice.
1889. 173 On the steps of the Scuola,
San Rocco, Venice.
895 The Towers of San Rocco and
the Frari, Venice.
961 On the Grand Canal, Venice.
1890. 49 On the Riva of the Giudecca.
51 In the shade of the Scuola,
San Rocco.
278 La Promessa Sposa.
1 89 1. 172 Rivals.
2u Venezia benedetta.
381 Sail-making, Venice.
819 A greeting.
1892. 3 Before the procession.
157 The church of the Frari and
school of San Rocco, Venice.
233 In the belfry of the Campanile
of St. Mark's, Venice.
750 A Village in Venetia.
4, Albemarle Street,
1893. 28 The first Communion Veil.
102 Cloisters of the Frari Church,
Venice.
119 La bella del paese.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
349
(Elected R.A.)
2727, San Maurizio^ Venice,
1894. 130 Waiting for a ferry, Venice.
250 The Colleoni statue, Venice.
726 In the Mountains, Venice.
752 Una " Campagnada."
1895. 123 La Friulanella.
660 II Campo SS. Giovanni e
Paolo, Venice. Diploma
Work.
1896. 298 A Venetian christening party.
784 At the Giudecca, Venice.
1897. 232 A Venetian broom-seller.
747 A Valais village, Switzerland.
757 Leisure moments.
778 A Mountain Village.
783 At Sierre, Upper Rhone Valley.
1898. 161 The fisherman's courtship.
1900. 116 A Venetian Autolycus.
153 First Communion day.
1 90 1. 121 A Venetian Chair-mender.
144 At San Rocco, Venice.
1902. 108 A Venetian Water-seller.
1903. 213 Venice, "from out the wave
her structures rise."
646 A net maker.
1904. 95 Fruit sellers from the islands,
Venice.
138 " La Tombola," Venice.
WOODS, John G. W Painter.
Falkland Lodge^ Newbury,
1889. 1008 On the Stour, Hants.
1890. 477 On the Kennet Canal.
1898. 507 The Looe Valley, Cornwall.
WOODS, Joseph Architect.
J, Woods ^ Junr.^
8, George Yard^
Lombard Street,
1 80 1. 943 Design for an abbey.
1802. 920 Design for stone bridge of one
arch over the Thames at
London.
935 Design for a pavilion.
181 1. 819 An hospital for lunatics.
Wilson St.i Finsbury Square,
181 2. 826 London Commercial sale
rooms. Mincing Lane.
/. Woods,
18 1 3. 866 View of a gentleman's seat.
18 14. 679 Design for a palace, etc., ex-
tending 2,500 feet from
Hungerford stairs to West-
minster Bridge, from the
river.
688 Centre design for a palace, etc.,
extending 2,500 feet from
Westminster Bridge, from
the river.
1815.
Princes Street ^
Finsbury Square,
807 London Amphitheatre for the
London Institution.
WOODS, Mrs Painter.
5, Denmark Street^ Soho,
1804. 612 A landscape — evening.
WOODS, W. H Painter.
5, Stapleton Place, Bristol.
1854. 342 In Leigh Woods, Clifton.
WOODTHORPE, Edmund.
Architect.
1837. 1059 A water gate.
Guildhall, London,
1 841. mo Design for a Gothic roof to
Guildhall, London.
1842. 1077 Parsonage house near Bath.
50, Jewin Street,
1844. 1063 House at Great Bookham,
Surrey, for Thos. Samuel
Seawell, Esq.
WOODVILLE, R. C Painter.
Baltimore, U,S.A,, and
23, Newman Street,
1852. 208 A New York communist ad-
vancing an argument.
WOODVILLE, Richard Caton, R,L
Painter.
24, Fitzroy Street,
1879. 511 Before Leuthen, Dec. 3rd,
1757, " That same evening
Friedrich rode into the camp,
where the regiments he had
were now all gathered out of
their cantonments to march
on the morrow." — Carlyle,
22, Park Village, East,
1880. 453 Blenheim: August 13th, 1704.
"About five o'clock the
general forward movement
was made, which determined
the issue of this great battle,
which, till then, had seemed
to remain doubtful. The
Duke of Marlborough, hav-
ing ridden along the front,
gave orders to sound the
charge, when, all at once,
our two lines of horse moved
on, sword in hand, to the
attack."— Z>r. Hare,
1881. 887 Candahar: the 92nd High-
landers and 2nd Goorkhas
storming Gaudi Mullah
Sahibdad.
350
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Woodvillc,
tinued.
Richard Caton, RJ, — con-
6, Stratford Avenue^
Kensington,
1882. 567 Mai wand: saving the guns.
E/gin Lodgiy Victoria Road,
1884. 866 The Guards at Tel-el-Kebir.
Painted for H,M, the Queen,
"On the enemy opening
fire, the Duke of Connaught
at once formed his brigade
for attack. At this moment
his brigade stood on a
ridge, the range of which
had evidently been ascer-
tained by the enemy's gun-
ners. It was therefore
pushed forward rapidly into
a hollow, where a large num-
ber of shells, passing over
the heads of his men, were
seen to burst about twenty
yards in rear of them, on the
ridge which had just been
quitted. Several men were
wounded by the enemy's
rifle fire."
1885. 1 105 The late Commander Wyatt-
Rawson, R.N., killed at
Tel-el-Kebir, 13th Septem-
ber, 1882. Memorial por-
trait for the Royal Naval
College^ Greenwich,
When the Egyptians first
opened fire, Lieut. Rawson
galloped ahead of the Brig-
ade which he had so well
led, and it is believed that his
horse becoming frightened,
he dismounted, arid fell
mortally wounded while ad-
vancing to the ditch on foot.
1886. 273 In vain: return of General Sir
Herbert Stewart from Me-
temneh, 1885.
Totver House, TUte Street.
1888. -999 The marriage of H.R.H. The
Princess Beatrice. Fainted
for H,M, the Queen,
ion Too late: the last march of
General Sir Herbert Stewart.
Painted for H,M. the Queen,
1889. 408 The brains of the army.
cjo Charles Ingram,
86, Onslow Gardens,
1894. 44> Badajos, 1812. "When Well-
ington saw the havoc of the
night, the firmness of his
nature gave way for a mo-
ment, and the pride of con-
1895.
1896.
1897.
quest yielded to a passionate
burst of grief for the loss of
his gallant soldiers. ** —
Napier.
107, Queen's Gate.
869 The charge of the Light Brig-
ade. "Cannon to right of
them, etc." — Tennyson.
486 The relief of Lucknow by
General Sir Henry Have-
lock. " The annals of war-
fare contain no brighter page
than that which will record
the bravery, fortitude, vigil-
ance, and patient endurance
of hardships, privation and
fatigue, displayed by the
garrison of Lucknow." —
Brigadier IngUs.
940 Fuentes Onoro, May 5, 181 1.
" Suddenly the multitude
became violently agitated.
An English shout pealed
high and clear, the mass was
rent asunder, and Norman
Ramsay burst forth, sword
in hand, at the head of his
battery, his horses, breathing
fire, stretched like grey-
hounds over the plain, the
guns bounded behind him
like things of no weight, and
the wounded gunners fol-
lowed close with their heads
bent low and pointed wea-
pons in desperate career.** —
Napier,
899 "The Cock o' the North";
storming of Dargai heights
by the ist Battalion Goidon
Highlanders.
889 Gordon's Memorial service at
his ruined palace in Khar-
toum, the day after the
battle of Omdurman.
1900. 627 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
Exhibited hy command of
H,M, the Queen,
619 Lindley: Whitsunday, 1900.
325 The last public ceremony per-
formed by Queen Victoria
knighting the Lord Mayor
of Bristol in front of the
Council House.
1898.
1899.
1901
1902
WOODWARD, Miss Alice B.
Painter.
129, Beaufort Street, Chelsea.
1890. 1400 The kettle boils.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
351
iSqS' 996 Early morning, Kingscote,
Gloucestershire.
1896. 1491 The story of Bhanvar.
1900. 1679 Illustration to "The Hun-
dredth Princess."
WOODWARD, Mrs. Eliza ... Painter.
127, Meichley Lane,
HarbomCy Birmingham,
1904. 718 A tuft of Harebells.
WOODWARD, Miss Ellen C.
Painter.
103, London Road^
St, Leonard^ S'On- Sea,
1895. 1357 Day dreams.
WOODWARD, Miss H. Law.
Miniature Painter.
9, Poplar's Avenue,
Willesden Green,
1896. 1308 Miss Margaret Hull.
WOODWARD, J.
Miniature Painter.
1820. 658 T. Clarke, Esq.
1822. 613 Portrait of a gentleman.
1823. 855 do. lady.
867 J. Collett, Esq.
1824. 792 Mrs. H. Richards.
801 H. Richards, Esq.
90, Guildford Street,
1825. 811 Enamel, from a head by Guido.
841 Portrait of a lady.
1826. 672 do. gentleman.
719 Miss C. Herv^.
730 Portrait of a lady.
822 W. Wiles, Esq.
1827. 722 Portrait of a lady.
1828. 711 do. do.
727 do. gentleman.
Albany Road, CamberwelL
1829. 916 Portrait of a French lady.
1830. 860 do. gentleman.
1 83 1. 829 G. Forest, Esq.
1832. 800 Portrait of a lady.
WOODWARD, Miss Mary.
Miniature Painter.
Carlyle Studios, King's Road,
1901. 1219 Ethel.
1903. 1 217 Dorothy.
1904. 1174 Martin F. Woodward, Esq.
1208 Constance.
WOODWARD, R.,Junr... Architect.
44, Old Compton Street,
1799. 1064 Interior of an entrance to a
public building.
WOODWARD, Thomas Painter.
Fershore, Worcestershire,
1 82 1. 17 Portrait of a favourite horse,
the property of J. Berry, Esq.
402 Portrait of a cow, the property
of — Booth, Esq.
533 — Thessiger, Esq.
6, New North Street,
Red Lion Square,
1822. 56 Portrait of Watchmaker, the
property of J. D. Brom-
field, Esq.
199 Shall I, or shall I not? or the
tempting Present.
285 Portraits of a gentleman and
his favourite horse.
287 Portrait of Spectre, the pro-
perty of J. Bodenham, Esq.
1823. 186 Music has charms.
239 Turks, with their chargers.
1824. 128 A leg up.
395 Angelica, the property of J. R.
West, Esq., with portraits of
her trainer (Crouch) and
her Rider (S. Barnard).
403 Portraits of a gentleman and
his favourite Hunter, Cover-
side.
31, New North Road,
1825. 47 Learning to ride.
177 Portrait of a favourite hunter.
327 do. horse the property
of T. Shirley, Esq.^
1826. 240 Dog pointing a hare.
85, Great Portland Street,
1827. IIS Portraits of two young gentle-
men, with a favourite poney,
and dog.
219 The head of Cato.
358 Portrait of Holyday, a hunter
in Warwickshire, with his
groom.
16, Buckingham Street,
1828. 339 Mazeppa. " On came the troop
— they saw him stoop. They
saw me strangely bound
along, etc."
1829. 29 The chariot race. Vide Tele-
machus.
413 Portraits of two hunters, the
property of a gentleman.
592 Portrait of John Parker, Esq.,
on his favourite horse
Coroner, with the Worces-
tershire fox-hounds.
1830. 107 Portraits of a gentleman, his
shooting poney, and dog.
391 Portrait of a horse, the pro-
perty of the Hon. John
Coventry.
352
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Woodward,
1830. 439
1831. 200
*59
286
1832. 30a
347
436
438
1833-
3*9
4"4
1834.
445
63
207
420
1835. 144
205
338
53»
977
1837. 196
415
505
1838. 203
2o6
Thomas — tontinued.
Portrait of a hunter, the pro-
perty of Whitmore Jones,
Esq.
54, Upper Norton Street.
A horse pursued by wolves.
The young sportsman.
A terrier at a rabbit's hole.
Portraits of two favourite dogs,
the property of J. King, Esq.
Aping the jockeys.
Portrait of Innocence — Sire
Bunbury, Dam Modesty, the
property of J. King, Esq.
Portrait of a colt — Sire Lot-
tery, Dam Trolla, the pro-
perty of J. Greatrex, Esq.
Cattle with figures.
Portrait of Thorngrove, the
property of E. Griffiths, Esq.
Hawking party going out.
Old Mortality. Vide Sir Wal-
ter Scott,
Portrait of a lady.
Portraits of hunters, with
grooms by the Court side,
the property of E. Holland,
Esq.
The farmer's horses and ser-
vants going out in the morn-
ing.
A greyhound rushing through
a hedge in pursuit of a hare.
A Welsh shepherd and his
dogs.
Portrait of a gentleman
mounted on a favourite
hunter, the property of R.
Berens, Esq.
Portraits of horses and dogs,
the property of R. Berens,
Esq.
40, London Street,
A child feeding rabbits.
Hen and chickens.
The battle of Worcester. The
principal figures in the fore-
ground are Oliver Cromwell
on the white horse, and
below him General Lam-
bert, whose horse was shot
under him. In the centre
of the picture is a struggle
for the King's standard, and
in the distance are the
King's troops retreating into
the city.
Quiet enjoyment.
The happy meeting, or How
do you do?
1838. 268 Preparing to take a buck in
the park of Lullingstone
Castle, Kent; portraits.
449 Temptation.
481 The end of the course.
1839. 309 The fox-hunter's funeral.
347 King Charles's standard at the
battle of Worcester.
707 Wild horses fighting.
1840. 330 The thief punished.
522 The nag's head.
666 "Isaac," the property of W.
Collins, Esq., M.P. Won, in
1839, 19 races out of .23,
The portraits are of Samuel
Darling and his two sons.
1 84 1. 243 A detachment of Cromwell's
cavahy surprised in a moun-
tain pass.
31, Conduit Street.
1842. 156 Horses pursued by wolves.
522 Mischief.
524 Mischievous boy.
595 Portraits of spaniels, the pro-
perty of W. Plowden, E«i-
1843. 152 Summary conviction under
Martin's Act, village school
exercises in ^^ Ass in pre-
sentiP
1844. 5 Fox hounds, fox gone to earth.
325 Portraits of two Arabian
horses, the property of, and
painted for, H.R.H. Prince
Albert.
590 Sketching from Nature, a bull
in the foreground.
1845. 9 A Welch lass and cattle at a
mountain spring.
14 A Welch shepherdess in sorrow
with her dogs.
17 Portraits of four favourite fox
hounds of the Puckeridge
Hunt, the property of Wil-
liam Wigram, Esq.
1846. 201 A view on the moor near
Dulsie bridge, Inverness,
with two friends of the
artist grouse shooting.
679 A highland girl with cattle.
715 A fox in a warren.
1847. 26 Milking-time in the High-
lands.
264 The dead lamb.
570 Hacks, the property of H. L.
Wigram, Esq.
1848. 163 Driving the goats into the fold.
483 The end of the tether.
541 Brood mares and foals, the
property of William Wigram,
Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
353
1849. 559 Portrait of J. F. Giles, Esq.,
Master of the Ledbury fox-
hounds, on his celebrated
hunter, with a few favourite
hounds.
586 Portrait of Tavish MTavish,
• a Highland foxhunter of
Inverness-shire, with his
pack of dogs.
Worcester,
1850. 4^2 A pastoral scene on the banks
of Loch Ness.
1263 The evening of life. The
healthy old huntsman, sit-
ting on a fallen tree, feeding
his favourite old horse that
carried him through many a
long and famous run, whilst
here and there lie the rem-
nant of the once celebrated
pack, sleeping or listening to
the old man's soliloquy.
1 85 1 . 809 " The wild, the ixee:'— Byron's
Mazeppa,
31, Conduit Street,
1852. 1263 Scene in Westwood Park —
Lady Diana Pakington with
her favourites.
WOODWARD, William.
Miniature Painter.
At Mr, Penny's
Charlotte Street,
177 1. 225 A portrait in miniature.
WOODZELL and COLCUTT.
Architects.
Woodrelland Calcott,
1872. 1262 Free Library and Museum at
Blackburn, Lancashire.
Woodzell and Colicutt,
1 2, Finsbury Place South,
1873. 1136 Premises at Ludgate Circus.
WOOLCOTT, C Painter.
7, Featherstone Buildings.
1808. 91 Portrait of himself.
214 Mr. Leave.
7, Arundel Street,
1809. 42 Mr. H. Leave.
1 8 10. -jy Portrait of a lady.
586 Portrait of a clergyman of
Exeter, author of sketches
on the Rise, Progress, and
Effects of Music.
1 5, Villiers Street.
181 2. 146 Sea piece.
18 1 3. 45 Fishermen on the beach at
Teignmouth, Devonshire,
viii.
I8I4.
407 Mrs. M*Gibbon in the character
of Mrs. Haller.
421 Mr. J. Macdonald Harris.
I8I5.
139 Portrait of a lady.
540 do. himself.
I8I6.
581 do. a gentleman.
611 Mrs. Pilkington.
1817.
236 Mr. Perring.
7, Featherstone Buildings.
I8I8.
246 The Rev. Dr. Styles.
I8I9.
659 The Rev. Mr. Carr.
1820.
173 The Rev. Dr. Collyer.
409 Dr. Bankhead.
I82I.
82 Mrs. Izard.
1823.
154 Meditation.
1824.
678 Portrait of a gentleman.
WOOLCOTT, D Painter.
1828. 536 Horse and groom.
WOOLCOTT, D. E Architect.
1 82 1. 973 Design for a gentleman's villa.
WOOLDRIDGE, H. Ellis ... Painter.
52, Bedford Square,
1877. 969 Winter roses.
1878. 1 104 Reredos, St. Martin's Church,
Brighton.
36, Great Ormond Street,
1879. 831 " My last duchess."
WOOLDRIDGE, Mrs. Margaret A.
Miniature Painter.
Belmont^
James Street^
Stoke-on-Trent,
1903. 1262 Sara.
WOOLES, W. E Sculptor.
15, Frith Street,
1830. 1092 Medallic portrait of a gentle-
man.
1095 Medallic portrait of a lady.
1831. 1130 Bust of his father.
7, Cleveland Street,
1832. 105 1 Portrait, in wax, of Vice- Ad-
miral Sir Robert Otway.
K.C.B.
1197 The wounded knight; a'Sketch.
1833. 810 Medallic portrait of H. E.
Kendall, Junr., Esq.
1157 The Tourney; a sketch.
WOOLFE, John, Junr Architect.
Scotland Yard, Whitehall,
1 781. 456 Design for a temple of victory.
zz
354
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WOOLFORD, Charles H. ... Painter.
Eskbank House^ Musselburgh,
1892. 427 Grey willows in a quiet river.
1894. 874 The waning of the year.
WOOLFORD, J. E. H Painter.
Tichbaume Street,
1815. 153 View of Edinburgh Castle from
the Cannon mills, Water of
Leith — morning.
225 Composition, landscape.
WOOLHOUSE, Miss E. Margaret.
Painter.
Tamworth^ Staffordshire,
1896. 972 Iceland poppies.
1900. 561 Poppies.
1904. 753 Chrysanthemums.
WOOLLAMS, J Painter.
27, Connaught Terrace,
1837. lis On the Seine.
493 Near Maidstone, Kent.
WOOLLETT, E.J Painter.
Lower Tulse Hill,
1835. 232 Rustall Common; a sketch.
47* Road to the High Rocks, Tun-
bridge Wells.
1836. 198 Mitcham Common; a sketch.
WOOLLEY, Miss Alice Mary.
Painter.
106, Rockingham Street,
Sheffield,
1887. 844 Asters.
159, High Street,
Notting Hill Gate,
1889. *53 Chrysanthemums.
1890. 936 Red, gold, and silver.
1892. 341 Chrysanthemums.
WOOLLEY, J Architect.
Kensington Gore,
1829. 991 Design for a monument.
1830. 1126 do. gothic chapel.
1 83 1. 1053 An edifice for the study of the
Fine Arts.
WOOLLEY, S Architect.
At Mr, Brettingham's,
42, Berkley Square,
1 791. 521 Interior of a design for a
mausoleum.
529 A Design for a temple.
1792. 698 Design for an entnuice to a
park.
19, Knighisbridge.
1793. 819 Wanstead House, E^ex.
1795. ^93 ^ Design for a Parliament
House.
1796. 789 Design for a mausoleum.
II, Warwidt Street^
Golden Square.
1798. 913 View of Wanstead House,
Essex.
930 Downpatric Cathedral, as re-
stoied.
1016 Portico of the House of Lords
in Dublin.
I, BrofHpton JRow.
1800. 300 View at the back of Sloane
Street; The Hans Town As-
sociation exercising.
1 80 1. 889 View near Colchester.
1802. 991 Design for the entrance to
London and the Parks at
Hyde Park Comer.
WOOLLS, Henry Painter.
67, Lancaster Street^
Newington Causeway.
1897. 659 Cerag Lwyd, fiadls of Rhondda
Valley, South Wales.
WOOLMER, Alfred Joseph.. .Painter.
50, Earl Street^ Paddington.
1827. 362 Musidora.
McUda Vale^ PcuUHngton,
1828. 43 Landscape.
1830. 254 do.
1832. II Resignation.
1333. *5« Girl sleeping.
1834. 337 Lara. — Vide Lord Byron^
canto T. "Through night's
long hours would sound His
hurried tread, etc."
5, Warrington Street^
Hampstead Road.
1835. 495 Red Riding-Hood.
15, Percy Street.
1838. 228 Thuilleries Gardens,
7, Cleveland Street.
1842. 835*Sunset. "One of those am-
brosial eves A day of storms
so often leaves."
1045 The proposal.
1845. 409 Can a maid forget her orna-
ments? or a bride her at-
tire?
Fortes Green, Pinchley.
1850. 296 Scene from the Tempest: the
island before Prosperous
cell.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
355
WOOLMER, Miss Ethel Painter.
93, Grosvenor Road^ S, IV.
1888. 1578 The latest toy.
7, Cranboume Court,
Battersea Park,
1903. 910 The quiet hour.
WOOLNER, Miss Dorothy... Painter.
29, Welbeck Street, W,
1898. 538 "Beneath the lamps the lady
boVd, and slowly rolPd her
eyes around." — Coleridge,
2, Stratford Studios,
Kensington.
1899. 487 Miss Lucy Fitzroy.
WOOLNER, Miss Phyllis ... Painter.
29, Welbeck Street.
1897. 710 A Sussex Pond.
WOOLNER, Thomas, R.A.
Sculptor.
15, Mary Street,
Regent's Park.
1843. *44i Model of Eleanora sucking the
poison from the wound of
Prince Edward.
1846. 1447 Alastor. "An image, silent,
cold, and motionless." —
Shelley.
1461 Medallion of Edwin Adolphus
Ashford, Esq.
1847. 1394 Feeding the hungry.
1848. 1339 Eros and Euphrosyne.
141 1 Medallion of a gentleman.
1414 The rainbow. " The airy child
of vapour and the sun."
1 01, Stanhope Street.
1852. 1344 Design for a medal — England
rewards Agriculture.
1346 Design for a medal — competi-
tion of the lever.
1353 Sketch for a monument to
William Wordsworth. In
the centre is the poet him-
self; on the pedestal which
supports him is an illustra-
tion in relievo from " Peter
Bell." The groups are sym-
bols of the two great prin-
ciples he strove to inculcate.
1. Control of Passion
(Being the basis of Law).
This is represented by a
father admonishing his sul-
len boy.
2. Nature contemplated
to the glory of God. (Being
the basis of Religion.)
1852. 1396 Medallion of Thomas Carlyle,
Esq.
1397 Medallion of William Words-
worth.
1398 Medallion of a lady.
27, Rutland Street,
Hampstead Road.
1856. 1282 W. C. Wentworth, Esq., late
of Sydney, New South
Wales.
1283 Charles Ernest Howitt.
1285 G. W. Cole, Esq., late of
Melbourne, Victoria.
1342 Love.
1370 Thomas Carlyle, Esq.
1857. 1367 Robert Brownrigg, Esq.; me-
dallion.
1368 Alfred Tennyson, Esq., Poet
Laureate; bronze medallion.
1369 Medallion of a lady.
1370 Thomas Carlyle, Esq.; bronze
medallion.
1858. 1203 Moses on Mount Sinai; sketch
for the figure on the pulpit
of Llandaff Cathedral. "And
Moses rose up early in the
morning and went up into
Mount Sinai, etc." — Exodus,
xxxiv, 4-5
1204 St. John the Baptist; sketch
for a figure carved on the
pulpit of Llandaff Cathedral.
" The voice of one crying in
the wilderness, etc." — Si.
Mark, i, 3, 7.
1321 Thomas Fairbaim, Esq.; me-
dallion.
1859. 1244 Thomas Fairbaim, Esq.; bronze
medallion.
U>7 Sir James Brooke, K.C.B.,
Rajah of Sarawak.
1353 Edmund Henry, son of Pro-
fessor Lushington (posthu-
mous).
1379 George Warde Norman, Esq.;
medallion.
1380 Mrs. Alfred Tennyson; medal-
lion.
i860. 991 George Wade Norman, Esq.;
bronze medallion.
992 Edward H. T. Crawford, Esq.,
M.P.; medallion.
993 Alexander A. Knox, Esq.;
bronze medallion.
1075 Sir William Hooker.
1861. 986 Rev. Wm. Geo. Clark, M.A.
996 Sir Francis Palgrave.
1080 William Shaen, Esq.
29, Welbeck Street.
1862. 1048 William Fairbaim, Esq.
356
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1864.
1866.
1867.
1868.
Woolncr, Thomas, R,A, — continued.
1863. "4» The late Archdeacon Hare.
Executed for Trinity Col-
lege^ Cambridge,
1024 Mr. Combe, of the Clarendon
Press.
1049 Rev. VV. Gifford Palgrave; me-
dallion.
932 Puck.
1035 The Rev. John Henry New- ; 1871. 128a
man ; marble bust.
1068 Heavenly welcome; a model 1295
for a monument to be placed 1303
in Wrexham Church, North 1872. 1468
Wales.
1091 Alfred Tennyson, Esq., D.C.L.;
alto-relievo medallion.
948 Elaine with the shield of Sir 1469
Launcelot. 1503
looi Hon. William Edward Frere, 1513
late of Bombay.
1007 Thomas Carlyle, Esq.
1027 Reliefs from the "Iliad"; 1546
pedestal of the bust of the
Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 1560
Executed for the Bodleian
Gallery^ Oxford, 1570
1. Thetis praying to Zeus on
behalf of Achilles. 1576
2. Pallas and Achilles at the
trenches.
Thetis consoling Achilles,
late Robert Leslie Ellis.
Executed for Trinity College 1873. 1516
Library^ Cambridge,
1151 E. Wilson, late of Melbourne 1549
in Australia.
1241 J. Pease, of Darlington. 1576
1248 Ophelia.
1268 Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 1588
1285 Sir Bartle Frere, late Governor
of Bombay.
1 1 15 Sir James Hope Grant.
1198 Charles Darwin, Esq.
1222 In memoriam.
(Elected A.R.A.) 1874. 1454
1277 Virgilia bewailing the banish-
ment of Coriolanus. **Cori- 1876. 1417
olanus having offended the
Roman mob, was condemned
to be thrown from the Tar- 14 19
peian Rock, which sentence,
in consideration of his past
service to the state, was com- 1421
muted to perpetual banish-
ment, with an order to leave
Rome in a beggar's dress. 1422
On the wall of her chamber
where she treasures the arms
of Coriolanus, Virgilia has
3-
1029 The
1869.
1870.
1871.
had a bas-relief carved re-
presenting her husband's
great achievements in Cori-
oli, where, single handed,
he drove the Volscians be-
fore him. This she has been
gazing on, and in an agony
of despair throws herself
against the walL"
Dr. Temple, Bishop of Exeter;
marble.
Mrs. Hichins; medallion.
Sir Hope Grant; marble.
Instructing the ignorant; to
be erected in Wigton by
George Moore, Esq., in
honour of his late wife.
In memoriam G. B.
Guinevere.
Sir Bartle Frere, K.C.B.; mar-
ble statue. Far the Town
Hall of Bombay,
The late Mrs. Miles Gaskell;
marble bust.
The late Charles Dickens;
marble bust.
Mrs. William Cleverly Alex-
ander; marble medallion.
Mercury teaching a shepherd-
boy to sing. Design for a
medal in honour of the late
Charles Lucas j for the Royal
Academy of Music,
Dr. Whe well; marble statue. For
Trinity College^ Cambridge,
Professor De Morgan (post-
humous); marble bust.
W. W. Pearce, Esq. (posthu-
mous bust); marble.
The late John W. S. Wyllie,
Esq., C.S.I , officiating For-
eign Secretary to the Gov-
ernment of India. Part of
a tablet for Cheltenham Col-
lege Chapel,
Mrs. Alfred Morrison; marble.
(Elected R.A.)
Achilles and Pallas shouting
from the trenches; marble
bas-relief. Diploma work.
Reredos ; marble bas-relief.
For the chapel of Luton Hoo^
Bedfordshire,
The late Rev. Canon Kingsley ;
marble bust. For Westmin-
ster Abbey,
Sir Cowasjeejehangeer Readi-
money, Bart; marble. Pre-
sented by Dr, Birdwood to
the University of Edinburgh,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
357
1876.
1413
"424
1425
1442
1877.
"443
1444
1462
1490
1878.
>4i7
I43I
1440
"475
1482
1879. 1472
1483
i486
1880. 1535
"579
1882. 1603
1617
1637
1670
1675
The late Professor Key; marble
bust. For University College.
Alfred Tennyson, Poet Laure-
ate; marble bust.
Viscount Sandon; marble bust.
Model for a bronze statue of
Lord Lawrence, late Viceroy
of India. For the Govern-
ment House^ Calcutta.
William Fuller Maitland, Esq.
(posthumous).
Edmund Law Lushington. For
the University of Glasgow.
Edwin Field. For the new Law
Courts.
Dr. John Tyndall; marble me-
dallion.
Ophelia; bust, marble. "One
incapable of her own dis-
tress."
John Simon, Esq.,C.B.,F.R.S.;
bust, marble. For the Royal
College of Surgeons.
Professor Huxley; bust, mar-
ble.
Sir Thomas White, Lord Mayor
of London, Founder of Mer-
chant Taylors* Schools; mar-
ble. For the Merchant Tay-
lors^ Company.
Godiva, Countess of Coventry;
statuette, marble.
" No beauty she doth miss.
When all her robes are on.
But Beauty's self she is
When all her robes are
gone."
Sir Redmond Barry, Chancellor
of the Melbourne Univer-
sity, Victoria.
Sir William Gull, Bart.; bust,
marble.
J. T. Knowles, Esq. ; bust,
marble.
Rev. Dr. Percival, President of
Trinity College, Oxford, and
late Master of Clifton Col-
lege; bust, marble.
Hon. Henry Dudley Ryder;
bust, marble.
Dorothy; medallion.
Science Research Medal, Uni-
versity College School, Lon-
don.
James Spedding ; medallion,
marble. For Trinity College^
Cambridge.
The lateE. M. Barry, Esq., R. A.
The late Earl of Clanwilliam;
bust, marble.
1883. 1541
1578
1580
1659
1884. 1700
1885. 2005
2085
2089
2093
2130
1888. 1915
1929
1889. 2039
1046
1890. 2079
1 89 1. 2076
1893. '^^'
Her Majesty the Queen; statue,
marble. For the Toivn
Council^ Birmingham.
The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad-
stone, M.P. ; bust, marble.
For the Corporation of London.
Sir William Erie; bust, marble.
For the Temple Library.
Dorothy; medallion, marble.
The water-lily; high relief,
bronze.
Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G.;
bust, marble.
Mrs. Barclay; medallion, bronze.
James Wm. Barclay, M.P.
Mrs. Mirrilees.
Lord Frederick Cavendish ;
marble.
Sir Stamford Raffles. Model of
a bronze statue at Singapore.
The late Dr. Eraser, Bishop of
Manchester. Model of statue
in Albert Square^ Man-
chester.
The Rev. Coutts Trotter, late
Vice-Master of Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge ; bust,
marble.
Sir Joseph Whitworth, Bart.,
F.R.S.; medallion, marble.
For Owens College^ Man-
chester.
Sir Thomas Elder, G.C.M.G.;
bust, marble. For Adelaide
University^ South Australia.
Sir Robert Rawlinson, K.C.B.;
bust, marble.
(The late.)
The housemaid ; statue, bronze.
WOOLNOTH, Alfred Painter.
28, Rutland Gate, Edinburgh.
1872. 640 The pass of Glencoe (Argyle-
shire), as it appeared on the
afternoon of August 7, 187 1.
14, Well Walk,
Hampstead Heath.
1889. 1515 The falls of Unach, near Loch
Lee.
WOOLNOTH, Thomas A.... Painter.
F. Woolnoth, 91, Dean Street.
1842. 1215 Portrait of a gentleman.
T A. Woolnoth, 36, Percy St.
1844. 480 Trial of the Earl of Strafford,
for high treason, with authen-
tic portraits of distinguished
persons present on the occa-
sion. Taken from the original
pictures.
358
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Woolnoth, Thomas A. — continued,
1845. 495 Queen Catharine. "Alas, poor
wenches, where are now
your fortunes, etc." — King
Henry VIIL
1 2, Greek Street^ Soho,
1847. 311 A family group; the children
of Captain Scott Powell, of
Torquay, Devonshire.
1848. %77 Pleasing thoughts. "Shepauses,
while the pleasing thoughts
arise. Which curl her lips
and sparkle in her eyes."
46, Upper Charlotte Street.
1850. 593 The meetingof Henrietta Maria,
wife of Charles I, with her
mother, Marie de Medicis.
"When the royal carriage,
in which were seated Marie
de Medicis and her son-in-
law, Charles I, entered the
great quadrangle of the
Palace of James's, Queen
Henrietta, at the flourish of
drums and trumpets, left her
chamber and descended the
great staircase to meet her
august mother. She was ac-
companied by her children,
the little Prince of Wales,
the Duke of York, and the
two princesses, Mary and the
infant Elizabeth. The Queen
being then near her time,
and in critical health, a chair
was placed for Her Majesty
at the foot of the stairs; but
when she perceived her royal
parent, such was her anxiety
to show her duty and tender-
ness, that she arose, and
hurrying to her carriage, en-
deavoured with her tremb-
ling hands to open the door,
which she was too weak to
accomplish. The moment
her mother alighted, she fell
on her knees before her to
receive her blessing, and the
royal children knelt around
them. Every one who saw it
was affected to tears at this
meeting." — Miss Strickland,
1 85 1. 332 King Solomon and the Queen
of Sheba. " And when the
Queen of Sheba heard of the
fame of Solomon concerning
the name of the Lord, she
came to prove him with hard
questions." — 1st KingSy x, i.
16, Russell Place.
1854. 478 The separation of Sir Thomas
More and his fiamily. *' Who
could paint the silent part-
ing between him and all he
loved so well — the boat
waiting at the foot of the
stairs — the rowers in their
rich liveries, while their
hearts, heavy with apprehen-
sion for the fate of him they
served, still trusted that
nothing could harm so good
a master — ^the pale and
earnest countenance of ' son
Roper' wondering at the
calmness at such a time,
which more than all things
bespeaks the master mind."
—Mrs. S. C. HalL
36, Percy Street.
1857. 4>7 William Rathbone, Esq., De-
puty Governor of the Irish
Society, 1855.
WOOLNOUGH. H Architect.
Ipswich.
1848. 1235 The Ipswich District National
Schools, etc.
WOON, Miss R Painter.
4, Swan Walk^ Chelsea.
1873. 998 Wild flowers.
WOONS, J Ivory Carver.
26, Windmill Street^
Tottenham Court Road.
1778. 356 Two small heads in Ivory.
WOORE, Mrs. F. (Helen) ... Painter.
Redwell Mounts Ightham^ Kent
1904. 542 A cottage garden, Kent.
WORDEN, Miss Dorothy ... Painter.
19, Redciiffe Road.
1887. 1433 The Thames at Wandsworth.
20, St, Peter^s Square,
Chisnrick.
1892. 1065 Trimingham-by-the-Sea.
WO RES, Theodore Painter.
Carlyle Studios, Kin^s Road.
1890. 125 Returning from the cheny
groves, Tokio, Japan.
992 Juliet Capulet and Friar
Laurence. ^^ Juliet. O shut
the door, etc."
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
359
WORKMAN, Miss J. S Painter.
Craigdarragh^ Co, Dawn,
Ireland,
1903. 901 An interior.
WORKMAN, Miss Nellie ... Painter.
Craigdarragh, Co, Down^
Ireland.
1903. 853 A Karen girl.
WORLEY, Charles H Architect.
62, Welbeck Street,
1901. 1583 Premises, Bond Street.
1903. 146* 3i Soho Square.
WORMLEIGHTON, Frances.
Painter.
27, Ovington Square,
1875. ^7^ Houghton Bridge on the Arun.
217, Glebe Road^ Chelsea,
1885. 1345 Amberley Castle.
WORNUM, Miss Catherine Agnes
(afterwards Mrs. Frederick Piercy).
Painter.
20, Belsize Square,
1872. 61 Pineapple and cherries.
WORNUM, Ralph Selden.
Architect.
National Gallery,
1872. 1 1 54 Museum and School of Natural
History.
20, Belsize Square,
1874. 1071 In the Museum cloister, Tou-
louse.
1092 La Maison Carrie, Nismes.
1127 The old city, Carcassonne.
1154 The Duomo, Verona.
1155 In St. Mark's, Venice.
1166 Sta Maria del Carmine, Pavia.
26, Bedford Square,
1 89 1. 1874 Mongewell, on the Thames.
1924 Boat house. Maidenhead
Court.
1892. 1704 Dining-room; house at S. Se-
bastian, Spain.
1730 Do., lodge and gates.
1893. 1636 Entrance lodge, "Monge-
well," Wallingford.
1894. 1590 The Library, Royal residence,
San Sebastian.
1896. 1645 A staircase bay, Broad Court
Flats.
1656 Hall and staircase. House in
Spain.
1899. 1630 Las Fraguas, Santander, Spain.
1900. 1878 House near Gibraltar.
1904. 1455 Carriage court, Tylney Hall.
i^See also Salomons and Wornum, vol.
vii, page 6.)
WORRALL, C Sculptor.
Haverstock Road,
Kentish Town,
1857. 1298 Major-General Charles Ash
Windham, C.B.
1858. 1320 Portrait of a lady.
i860. 1096 Portrait medallion.
I, Napier Villas, Camberwell,
1 86 1. 1003 Rev. Richard Green, mission-
ary to Italy; medallion.
1864. 871 Edward, youngest son of J. G.
Morris, Esq.; medallion.
94a Mrs. VV. Scott; medallion.
975 {No title in the catalogue,")
Chepstow Villas,
Kentish Town,
1865. 997 Miss C. S. Arther.
1065 Rev. W. M. Bunting.
1867. 1 129 Little Annie; medallion.
1868. 1180 Statuette; in wax.
1869. X29S Zulu Kaffir soldier in full dress;
statuette.
1870. 1077 India pack camels.
35, Kir^ Street,
Cavent Garden,
1877. 1538 Fifth Royal Irish Lancers.
WORRALL, Miss Ella.
Miniature Painter.
231, Upper Parliament Street,
Liverpool,
1903. 1245 Study in green and brown.
1904. 1 198 Hilda.
WORRALL, H Architect.
1827. 1066 Model of a church.
20, Little Drummond Street,
Euston Square,
1846. 1386 Broadway Church.
1847. 1312 Model of a font.
WORRALL, J. E Painter.
6, Parker Street, Liverpool.
1862. 270 The lark.
231, upper Parliament Street,
Liverpool.
1864. 147 Music versus Work.
1865. 313 A modern illuminator.
1868. 1 177 Statuette; in wax.
1 178 do. do.
WORRELL, A. B.
vol. viii, page 73.
van. See Van,
36o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WORRELL, J Sculptor.
2, Leigh Street^
Burton Crescent,
1844. 1339 Posthumous bust of the Hon.
Geoffrey Fielding, third son
of the Earl of Denbigh.
(/. Worreii in the index, but J, Womell
in the catalogue,)
WORSDBLL, Miss Clara J.... Painter,
28, King Street, Lancaster,
1884. 1060 Azaleas and salvia.
1887. 1241 A basket of Christmas Roses.
Thomas Painter.
25, Nechells Park Road,
Birmingham,
Fruit.
Flowers.
Spring wild flowers.
Autumnal wild flowers.
Convolvulus and honeysuckle.
Camellias.
8, Alpha Place, Birmingham,
Roses.
Camellias.
Pansies.
Geraniums.
Roses and geranium.
Pansies.
Primroses.
Clifton Place, Birmingham,
Camellias.
Spring flowers.
Roses.
Primulas.
WORSFOLD, Miss Emily M.
Miniature Painter.
Florence Villas, Feltham.
1900. 1 51 2 Kathleen.
1 90 1. 1 315 Mabel, daughter of W. Wors-
fold, Esq.
Now Mrs. E^ Moltfy^
Avondak^ Feltham.
1902. 1 1 37 Mrs. F. Gowdie Smith,
1903. 1259 Gertrude Carmela Comer.
1904. 1245 Ruth.
1 27 1 Marjorie, daughter of Mrs.
Mumford.
WORSFOLD, Miss Maud B.
Miniature Painter.
Athlone, West.
Chskhurst Park, Eltham,
1894. 1 17 1 Elsie, daughter of Carl Meyer,
Esq.
WORSEY,
1858.
38J
920
1859.
417
624
i860.
98
113
1861.
194
196
1862.
166
447
1863.
229
1867.
3»
1869.
909
1872.
903
1873-
300
1874.
86
562
1896. 1367
"374
1897. 1570
1571
«57»
1898. 1182
1406
1407
1408
1900. 1431
1480
1901. 1249
1364
1902. 1090
1091
1092
1093
1119
1904. 1 1 16
227, Oxford Street.
Mon amie; portrait of a lady.
Mrs. Viner.
3, Garden Road^ Abbey Road.
Dot and Helen, daughters of
J* Hayward Worsfold, Esq.
A. Lenly Esq,
Mrs, Lcnly
Herongate, Essex.
Mrs. W. E. I). Knight and
child.
Dorothy and Geoffrey, children
of W. R. Cheethana, Esq.
EUa.
2oa,Campdtn Jliil Gardens^ IV.
The Rev. G. P. B. Viner.
Why so pensive, gentle maiden ?
Diana.
A picture.
cjoMr.A, Walker,
I iS, Xr:o Bond Street
Mrs. (iraisebrook.
Mrs. H, Atewood King.
Mrs. Frank Duncan.
Mrs. Fred Clarke.
"Then let winged fancy wan-
der Through the thought
still spread beyond her." —
Keats,
St, Andrew's Club,
Mortimer Street.
Reflections.
WORSLEY, Charles N Painter.
Hogarth Studios,
64, Charlotte Street.
1889. 881 " Drearily blows the chill east
wind, Wearily plod the tired
feet."
1890. 867 Lisbon from theTagus.
Spring Coombe,
Salcombe Regis,
Sidmouth.
1892. 860 Almada from Lisbon.
23, East Castle Street,
Bridgnorth^
Shropshire.
1894. 672 On the Lake of Zurich.
WORSLEY, D. Edmund Painter.
E, D, Worsley,
9, Cleveland Rcrw.
1836. 41 Sea coast; a sketch.
WORSLEY, E Painter.
i5» Grafton Street JSast.
1846. 571 A sketch.
5, Euston Grove.
1 85 1. 1 1 14 A sketch.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
361
WORSLEY, H. F Painter.
21, Manchester Square,
1828. 29 Mont St. Michel, Normandy.
108 English scenery; composition.
7, Pembroke Square,
1 83 1. 68 The castle of Heidelberg.
WORTHINGTON, J. G Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
i795» 343 View of Combe Bank, near
Whitchurch, Oxon.
1796. 814 Litchfield Hall.
1797. ^®^ Conway Castle, Caernarvon-
shire.
814 Bodiham Castle, Sussex.
1 798. 704 Carsfield Church, Sussex.
705 Pont Aberglasstyn, Caernar-
vonshire.
1800. 407 The inside of Bodiam Castle,
Sussex.
413 View near Loch Cathrine,
Perthshire.
653 Land gate, Rye, Sussex.
711 View near Beddkellert, North
Wales.
1804. 582 Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire.
WORTHINGTON, Thomas Locke.
Architect.
Thomas Worthington^
1 10, Kin^s Street y
Manchester,
1885. 1936 The Nicholls Hospital, Hyde
Road, Manchester.
23, Queen Ann^s Gate.
1889. 1854 Design for a country mansion.
1868 View of Chester Cathedral
from the cloisters.
1889 Stokesay Castle, Shropshire.
1890. 1748 Tom Tower, Christchurch, Ox-
ford.
WORTHINGTON, William Henry.
Painter.
15, Compton Street^
Brunswick Square,
181 9. 155 The Grove.
182 1. 71 Summer Pastime.
1822. 81 A regale.
1824. 66 Midsummer Eve.
1827. 181 As you like it, act v, scene 4.
''Rosalind. V\\ have no
husband if you be not he,
etc."
183 Suitors rejected. Love's
Labour Lost, Act v, scene 2.
'' Biron. You put our page
out; go, you are allowed."
viii.
1828.
346
Love's Labour Lost, act v,
scene 2.
1829.
370
Romeo and Juliet, act i,
scene 5.
1830.
211
As You Like It, act iii, scene i.
893
Darkness. ** And all was black.
The brows of men by the
despairing light, etc." —
Lord Byron.
I83I.
16
Winter's Tale, act iv, scene 3.
1832.
51
F. Mansell, Esq.
1837.
485
"As you like it," act v, scene 4.
1838.
2
Mr. Octavius Y. Thiselton.
1839.
181
Portrait of a gentleman.
358
do. do.
365
Richard Biddle, Esq.
368
Portrait of a gentleman.
530
do. lady.
WORTLEY, Archibald Stuart-.
Painter.
16, St, Jameses Place,
1874. 987 In Whamcliffe chase — winter.
1875. *73 Mrs. Forbes, of Newe.
317 Miss Margaret Stuart Wortley.
899 View from Wharncliffe Crags
— autumn.
6, William St,<t Lowndes Square.
1876. 421 Lady Auckland.
1877. 240 The Countess of Wharncliffe.
515 Miss Gertrude Bibby.
932 Grouse-driving on the York-
shire moors.
1878. 377 The leader of the pack.
ion On the Longshaw Moors,
Derbyshire.
Cornwall House^
Chelsea Embankment,
1 881. 975 C. Stuart Wortley, Esq., M.P.
1882. 708 Major the Hon. Reginald
Talbot, ist Life Guards.
1884. 790 The sleep of the acora.
841 The poacher's daughter.
5, Cromwell Place, S, W.
1885. 537 The pack alighting.
561 The Countess of Kilmorey.
1886. 419 Captain Lord Charles Beres-
ford, R.N., C.B., M.P.
962 Marion, daughter of Henry
Ford Barclay, Esq.
1887. 431 Mrs. Henry Whitehead.
541 The march past. Howard,
Alan, and Nairn, sons of
Alfred Reynolds, Esq.
1888. 61 Mrs. John Hargreaves. Pre-
sented to John Hargreaves,
Esq., by the South Berk-
shire Hunt.
1 141 Mrs. Cay ley.
3A
362
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wortley, Archibald Stuart — continued.
1889. 689 The late Earl of Devon.
Painted for the Scottish
Amicable Life Assurance
Society^ of which he was for
many years the Chairman,
7S5 Mrs. Joseph Lucas.
68fl, Westboume Terrace.
1890. 776 The Hon. Mrs. Orr-Ewing.
1003 W. G. Grace, Esq. Sub-
scription portrait. Presented
to the Marylebone cricket
club by some of the members.
IIS4 Mrs. Bickford Smith.
1891. 1134 James Purdey, Esq.
1893. 190 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
K.G.
1894. 897 The Hon. Mrs. Bingham.
2, Palace Gate^ Kensington.
1899. 494 Mrs. Arthur Tree.
WORT LEY, Miss Mary Caroline
Stuart (afterwards Lady Went-
worth and Countess of Lovelace).
Painter.
16, St. Jameses Place.
1875. 34" The Rt. Hon. James Stuart
Wortley, Q.C.
1876. 536 Hon. Mrs. J. Stuart Wortley.
5, Mandeville Place.
1877. 515 Blanche.
WOULFE, Miss Viola G.
Miniature Painter.
3, Augustus Square^
Park Village East.
1895. 1 151 Miss Lascelles.
1898. 1189 Portrait of a lady.
WRANGEL, Miss Lily Painter.
15, Hamilton Terrace^ N.W.
1898. 131 Portrait of the artist.
WRATHALL,JohnJ.
Stained Glass Painter.
31, Brunswick Terrace.
1885. 1818 Design for stained glass.
1888. 1722 do. a stained glass win-
dow.
1890. 1768 St. Cecilia: design for a stained
glass window.
WRATISLAW, Miss Matilda E.
Painter.
1 7, Nassau Street.
1876. 648 The church arcade, St. Giles
du Gard.
802 Interior: San Francesco, Assisi.
1877. 857 The hall of the Knights of
Berne.
WRAY, Christopher Georcre.
Architect.
11, Percy Street^
Bedford Square.
1856. 1179 Rock Retreat, Sherwood Forest,
Leicestershire, for Miss
Sophy Newton.
75, Cannon Street West.
1864. 758 St James's Church, Calcutta.
782 do. do. interior.
3, Albamy Terrace,
1873. 1122 St. John's Church, HulL
WRAY, Robert Bateman.
Gem Engraver.
Salishury.
\11o. 206 Two impressions in wax.
1 77 1. 226 Laocoon; an impression from
a gem.
WREFORD-MAJOR, W. ... Painter.
Percy Lodge^
Upper East Sheen.
1874. 99 Lady Talfourd.
{In the index it is Major W. IVreford
and in the catalogue IV. fVreford'Afq/or.)
WREN, Miss Emma. See Mrs. C. B.
Cooper, vol. ii, page 145.
WREN, Miss Louisa.
Miniature Painter.
12, Colville Gardens^
Baysrvater.
1888. 1559 A portrait.
1890. 1 510 Portrait of a gentleman.
1893. "38 A bit of colour, Cairo.
8, North Crescent^
Bedford Square.
1898. 1288 The late Countess of C.
WRIGHT, Alan Painter.
88, Sterndale Road^
West Kensington.
1890. 1660 " Crow not, croak not."
19, Shepherd* s Bush I^oad.
1 89 1. 1628 Design to "Ballade des Pen-
dus."
1673 Design for frontispiece to
volume of verse.
WRIGHT, C Architect.
1 1 , Carburton Street^
Fitzroy Square.
1820. 916 Cenotaph to the memory of
Robert Burns, now erecting
in Ayrshire.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
363
WRIGHT, C Painter.
30, Camden Square,
1854. 1350 The mother's prayer.
1855. 631 Omnia vanitas.
1365 Too fond by half.
WRIGHT, Miss Catherine M.
Painter.
149, Tachbrook Street,
1887. 9 The wayside Christ.
847 The grandame.
1889. 1041 The mill stream.
WRIGHT, Mrs. D Painter.
1861. 184 Mrs. D. W.
Burleigh House^
Old Brompton Road,
1863. 173 Her first sorrow.
WRIGHT, Edward C. J Painter.
1 5, Featherstone Buildings,
1887. '300 Early morning, night boats
coming in.
WRIGHT, Miss Eliza Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 8 10. 358 Flowers.
Thomas Street^ Woolwich.
181 2. 697 Flowers.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 1 3. 646 Flowers.
WRIGHT, Miss Elizabeth ... Painter.
6, Norfolk Street,
Fitzroy Square,
1825. 559 Snowden Castle, with the mills
in the distance.
780 View near Richmond, with a
monument erected to the
memory of the poet Thom-
son.
38, London Street,
1830. 510 View in Wales.
WRIGHT, Miss Ethel (afterwards
Mrs. A. Barclay) Painter.
Woodbridge House,
Elm Tree Road,
1888. 950 His first and only love.
963 Interrupted.
1 161 Quirk.
1891. 69 ''And thrice he made to go,
and thrice came back, So
strong her beauty was — so
large his love."— Edwin
Arnold,
8, Elm Tree Road,
1892. 65 Mrs. Arthur Raphael.
1024 "Bon jour, Pierrot!"
1893. 115 Echo: " The flower that was a
life, The life that is a flower."
— Lewis Morris.
200 Lady Ada Osborne, daughter
of the Duke and Duchess of
Leeds.
936 Milly, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Defries.
1894. 83s The prodigal.
6, William Street,
Lowndes Square,
1895. 394 A path of roses.
896 Lilies.
1159 Susie, daughter of Capt. the
Hon. John Yorke.
1896. 425 Rejected.
1340 Portrait of a lady.
7, Cavendish Buildings,
Old Cavendish Street,
1897. 282 Mrs. Laurence Phillips.
21, St, John* s Wood Road,
1898. 629 The song of ages.
{Now Mrs, A, Barclay,)
2, Harrington Gardens.
1899. 572 Mrs. Arthur Strauss.
1900. 530 Miss Vaughan.
WRIGHT (E. W.) and TAYLOR
(L.) Architects.
54, Old Broad Street.
1877. 1076 Bank of South Australia — in-
terior of banking room.
1 188 Bank of South Australia.
WRIGHT, Frank Painter.
3, Terretfs Place,
Upper Street, N.
1 90 1. 917 Staples Inn a hundred years
ago.
1904. 626 Hauled up.
WRIGHT, F. Arnold Sculptor.
69, Waterford Road, Fulham,
1903. 1702 Galatea; bust. "No word in-
deed the moveless image
said, etc." — Wm, Morris,
WRIGHT, George Painter.
Enam House, Annan,
1892. 587 A woodland lake.
26, Regenfs Park Terrace,
Hyde Park, Leeds,
1894. 654 Well-earned rest: kennels,
Bramham Park.
1897. 728 The fresh team.
830 At the feeding-house door.
896 Putting in to draw cover.
1898. 542 A shoe loose.
752 Coaching.
364
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wright, George— continued.
1899. 866 Meeting the hounds.
1900. 652 A hundred years ago.
818 A pipe-opener.
Rockingham House^
Clifton^ Rugby.
1 90 1. 623 A fine hunting morning.
774 A meet in the market place.
1902. 671 The good old days.
1903- 539 A check.
Gilshaw Lodge^ Bilton Rocut^
Rugby.
1904. 731 Polo at Rugby.
763 Breaking cover.
WRIGHT (George) and BROOKE
(J- W.) Painters.
32, BcLsinghall Street^ Leeds.
1899. 285 Lillie, daughter of J. Wallace,
Esq., on "Countess."
Painted with J, //'. Brooke,
i^See vol. i, page 299.)
WRIGHT, Gilbert S Painter.
33, St, German*s Roady
Forest Hill,
1900. 990 How he won the V.C.
WRIGHT, Miss Gytha Warren-.
Painter.
8, Witherby Mansions^
Earths Court,
1895. 646 Hawke*s Point, Cornwall.
WRIGHT, H Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 1 9. 99 « Cottage Scene at Thames Dit-
ton.
1821. 747 Carisbrook Castle, Isle of
Wight.
WRIGHT, Miss Helen B.
Miniature Painter.
Green Banky
Merton Lane^ Highgate,
1903. 1211 M. B. S.
WRIGHT, H. C. Sepping ... Painter.
Firkety Harrow-on-the-Hill,
1901. 524 The Kin^s ships.
WRIGHT, H. T Architect.
H,I, Wright,
Charlotte Street,
Portland Place,
1830. 565 Interior of King's College
Chapel, Cambridge, looking
west.
H. T. Wnght^
Charlotte Street^
Portland Place.
1 83 1. 1050 Design for an altar tomb.
84, Hamilton Terrace.
1844. 1120 Elevation of a church.
WRIGHT, J Painter.
16, Great Marllwrough Street.
i79»- 5«7 Shipping.
593 do.
WRIGHT, J Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1809. 214 View on the Rhine, in the
South of France.
1824. 196 Landscape.
WRIGHT, J Painter.
38, Great Russell Street.
1 83 1. 482 Romance of Eltham palace.
1832. 546 A sun-set.
<vA\jrj
i*»»
1795-
S49
1796.
S93
607
1797-
895
1798.
^%^
901
90J
1799. 80S
I80I.
813
828
1802.
721
845
1803.
1804.
831
548
796
1806.
736
750
John... Miniature Painter.
28, Gerrard Street^ Soho.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
do. do.
A frame with five portraits.
Mrs. Bruncoe.
Mr. Scott.
A frame with the portraits of
Mr. Rundell, Miss Seton,
Mr. Elliston, Mr. Holmes,
Lady Newbury.
Portraits of Mr. Davenport,
Mr. Smith, Lady Euston,
Lady Newborough, Miss
Mellon, Lord Mulgrave, and
Colonel Phipps.
Mr. R. K. Porter.
Portraits of Mr. R. Jarvis, Miss
Hatch, Major Price Gordon,
Mr. Hanrott, and Lady
Grenville.
Mrs. C. Ellis.
Mr. Russell.
50, Leicester Square.
The late Hon. Mrs. C. Ellis.
Lady Redesdale.
The Rt. Hon. W. Windham.
Burlington Gardens.
Portraits of Lady Anstruther,
Mr. Disney, Mr. Whitmarsh.
Mrs. Smith, and Mr. C.
Garth.
Dr. Lawrence, M.P.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
365
1807.
818 Mr. A. Anstie.
820 Portrait of a gentleman.
924 Cabinet picture, Miss Willmott.
1808.
797 Portraits of two gentlemen.
1809.
645 Portrait of a lady.
I8I0.
630 Frame with portraits of Mr. T.
Rodd, Lord Guildford, and
a lady.
I8II.
593 Mr. Sutherland.
I8I3.
747 Portrait of a gentleman.
I8I4.
416 Portraits of J. A. Twining, Esq.,
Lieut-General Sir J. Leith,
Bart., and Willson,
Esq.
I8I6.
648 The Hon. W. Ponsonby.
I8I7.
707 Portrait of a nobleman.
I8I9.
883 do. lady.
887 Mr. Rickets.
WRIGHT, Johi^,, Painter.
f"' Chipstead, Kent.
1895.
1018 Chipstead.
1899.
1104 On the beach.
146s Evening.
Robin Hood^s Bay^ Yorkshire,
1903.
997 Grasse.
1309 The beck.
1904.
1330 Canal des Baudets, Bruges.
WRIGHT, J. A Engraver.
II, East Brixton.
1859. 122a Hours of Innocence.
WRIGHT, J. H Painter.
33, High Holborn.
1808. 498 A water mill — evening.
WRIGHT, John Masey Painter.
/. Wright,
102, St. Martin's Lane,
Charing Cross.
1808. 136 Irish peasants.
24, Great Pulteney Street.
181 2. 282 The burning shame; a pun-
ishment for a bad lawyer; a
custom peculiar to the Isle
of Wight, whereby they drove
him for ever from among
them, and has been practised
even later than the reign of
Queen Elizabeth. ** From
out old Newport ev'ry call-
ing came To follow glad-
some to the burning shame."
— r. Nicholls.
J. M. Wright,
24, Great Pulteney Street.
1813. 338 The ghost.
1 81 3. 340 Bonaparte burning the bridge
over the Beresina, and sac-
rificing his rear guard.
181 5. 244 Don Qubcote being fed by the
high-bom damsels. — Don
Quixote, Book ist.
18 16. 32 The scrutiny performed by the
Curate and the Barber in
the library of Don Quixote.
17, Rodney Street, Pentonville.
181 7. 184 The procession of the claiming
of the Flilch of Bacon, a
custom instituted about Ed-
ward the Third's time by
Sir Philip de Somerville, of
the Manor of Whichnoure
in the county of Stafford.
"And so shall they de-
parte the mannour of Which-
noure, with the come and
the bacconne, before hym
that hath wonne ytt, with
trumpets, tambourets, and
other manner of mynstral-
%\^:'—Biout.
24, Duke Street,
Manchester Square.
1818. 48 Tam O'Shanter. "But Tam
ken'd what was what fu*
brawlie, etc."
Rodney Street, Pentonville.
1820. 112 Portrait of Mr. Dean, Parlia-
mentary Solicitor and Civil
Engineer.
1823.
1824.
1825.
1827.
1828.
WRIGHT, John William Painter.
83, Berwick Street.
24 A study.
32 J. Buller, Esq.
441 Portrait of a lady.
46a do. naval officer.
60, Bemers Street.
143 T. Labarre, Esq.
8 Juliet.
268 Mrs. James Buller.
8 Portrait of a gentleman.
363 Mr. H. Phillips as Uberto
d'Ardinghelli, in the Opera
of the Free- hooters.
401 Portrait of a young lady.
408 F. W. Horncastle, Esq.
674 Mr. and Mrs. Webber.
1829. 239 J. de Masarnau, Esq.
308 Portrait of a gentleman.
331 Master Archibald Cocke.
421 The Chevalier Bayard, having
received great attention from
a noble lady of Brescia, and
her two daughters, when ill
from a wound received in
366
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1829.
1830.
1833.
1834.
1835.
Wright, John William — continued,
taking that town, on his de-
parture divides between the
two daughters the sum of
2,500 ducats, presented to
him by the lady in return
for his having protected her-
self and property from being
pillaged by the French sol-
diery.
610 Portrait of a gentleman.
567 Mr. and Mrs. H. Phillips.
516 Lady Augusta de Berkley. —
Vide Castle Dangerous,
547 Miss Inverarity of the Theatres
Royal, Covent Garden, and
Drury Lane.
573 R. Addison, Esq.
735 Master James Buller.
577 Ailsie Gourlay and Lucy Ash-
ton. ''Gradually, however,
they assumed a darker and
more mysterious character,
and enforced by the trem-
ulous tones, the quivering
and livid lip, the uplifted,
shining forefinger, and the
shaking head of the ugly,
blue-eyed hag, might have
appalled a less credulous
imagination in an age more
hard of htXx^iP— Bride of
Lammermoor,
486 Portrait of a lady.
607 Mrs. James Stocker.
692 Mr. E. Schulz.
693 Portrait of a lady.
54, Great Marlborough Street,
687 Portraits of two young ladies.
1007 do. the children of
G. Bramwell, Esq.
573 Mrs. G. Bramwell.
594 Prince William Quantamissah
of Ashantee.
611 Prince John Ansah of Ashantee.
655 Portraits of two children.
837 Portraits of two of the child-
ren of the Rev. E. Cole-
ridge.
1843. *^9 Portraits of four of the children
of R. H. Robertson, Esq.
1845. *** T^^ favour. "No doubt can
be entertained that the ladies
of that day decorated their
knights, before the tourna-
ment, with some token of
their approbation; and a
glove, a scarf, or a jewel,
borne on the helmet of the
favoured knight, was the
1836.
1837.
1838.
1839.
1840.
1841.
chief object of his care, and
the great excitement to his
valour."
1846. 1077 Portraits ofa lady and children.
1 107 Portrait of a young lady.
1154 Portraits of the children of
J. Curling, Esq.
WRIGHT, Joseph, A.R.A, {ofDerfy),
Painter.
II, Craven Street ^ Strand.
1778. 357 An eruption of Mount Vesu-
vius with the procession of
St. Januarius's head.
358 A grotto by the sea side in the
Kingdom of Naples, with
banditti, a sunset
359 Edwin, from Beattie's Minstrel.
360 Sterne's Captive.
361 The girandola, or grand fire-
I work exhibited at the Castle
j of St. Angelo, in Rome.
I 411 Neptune's Grotto at TivolL
I 1779. 358 The Girandola, or grand fire-
work at the Castle of St.
I Angelo in Rome, companion
I to the Vesuvius he painted
I last year.
359 VirgiFs tomb, with the figures
I of Scilius Italicus, who
bought an estate enriched
with this very tomb. He
was frequent in his visitation
to this monument of his
I master.
I 360 Neptune's Grotto at Tivoli.
i 361 Two boys; whole length.
i 1780. 158 Eruption of Vesuvius.
I 203 A cavern, with the figure of
I Julia banished thither by her
I grandfather Augustus.
1781. 23 A philosopher by lamplight.
61 Cavern in the gulf of Salemum
— sunset.
100 Maria, from Sterne, a com-
panion to the picture of Ed-
win, exhibited three years
ago.
iia Cavern in the gulf of Saler-
num — moonlight
181 Portraits of three children.
224 Virgil's tomb by moonlight.
{Natural^ but too black and
white, — Walpole.)
245 Portrait of a gentleman. {Afr.
Brook,)
(Elected A.R.A.)
1782. 165 Two young gentlemen in the
characters of archers.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
367
1782. 231 An old man's head in the char-
acter of an apostle.
At Mr. Melbourne's, Carver^
In the Strand,
near Temple Bar,
1788. 81 Mecenas' villa at Trivoli.
83 Cicero's villa near Arpeno.
96 View near Mare Chiare on the
shore of Paussillipo. (^A
burning mountain,')
98 The convent of St. Cosimato
near Vicobaro, and remains
of the Claudian aquaduct
on the river Anio.
234 View in the Alps, on the side
next Italy, in the Dutchy of
Milan.
1789. 9 A moonlight. {With a light-
house^
26 Cicero's villa, an evening.
f^^ The prison at the Capitol.
74 Ruins of the Colloseo in
Rome.
87 A boy and girl engaged with a
bladder.
107 Ruins of the Colloseo in Rome,
with banditti.
137 View of Cromford, near Mat-
lock.
153 A girl blowing a charcoal
stick.
236 A dead soldier, his wife and
child. Vide Langhorn*s
Poems {Mitford Young, the
Surgeon,)
Romeo and Juliet, Act 5,
Scene last.
Scene from the Winter's Tale,
Act 3, latter end of the 6th
Scene.
An eruption of Mount Vesu-
vius.
A lake in Dunkeld in Scotland
1790. 1
221
1794. 107
232
— evening.
233 A village on fire.
{JVb A,R,A, in either index or catalogue
after 1 782. In 11^2 he was called Associate
Elect in the index, a most unusual circum-
stance, R,A, Elect is always used the first
year, but not A,R,A, Elect)
WRIGHT, Joseph Painter.
At Mrs. Wrighfs,
Cockspur Street,
Haymarket,
1780. 202 Mrs. Wright modelling a head
in wax.
{Contains two modelled heads of the
King and Queen; she is working on
Charles I.)
WRIGHT, Miss Lilian.
Miniature Painter.
The Willows, Harlesden,
1900. 1652 Miss Annie Ward.
1 90 1. 840 A study of flowers.
1903. 1 190 A Bacchante.
1275 Grace, daughter of A. Kay,
Esq.
WRIGHT, Madame Lois Painter.
Lamania de Pennedessil,
Honfteur,
Nina.
1880. 1S02
WRIGHT,
1887. 155
1891. 314
WRIGHT,
1891. 1384
1892. 296
1899, 236
WRIGHT,
Mrs. Mary M Painter.
2, Evelyn Villas, Cambridge.
A saw mill at Engelberg.
Goldieslie, Trumpington,
Cambridge.
A Yorkshire homestead.
Miss Meg Painter.
4, Great King Street,
Edinburgh.
The mountain side.
Study of a head.
12, Queen Street, Edinburgh.
Reverie.
Mrs Painter.
6, Norfolk Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1829. 983 View in Italy.
{Mrs, in the index, and
Miss in the catalogue.)
WRIGHT, Mrs.... Miniature Painter.
9, GoTver Street North,
Bedford Square,
1 83 1. 749 Portrait of a lady.
795 do. gentleman.
1832. 645 A portrait.
672 do.
WRIGHT, Nevill Painter.
2, Studios, Sheriff Road,
Hampstead.
1885. 4«8 Preparing for the midday meal;
a scene in Greece.
A street scene, Algiers.
Waiting.
In the old Arab quarter,
Algiers.
Richard Henry... Painter.
30, Womersley Road, Homsey,
Lotos-land.
2, Harcourt Buildings, Temple.
Siena.
Verona — sunset.
1886.
1889.
908
9SJ
WRIGHT,
1889.
796
1903.
878
984
368
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WRIGHT, Mrs. R. H. See Miss
Catherine M. Wood, vol. viii, pages
331, 33a.
WRIGHT, Robert Murdoch.
Painter.
Brook Green Studios,
1892. 933 After a storm.
Parkstone Cottage^
Parkstone^ Dorset,
1897. 709 Luxor.
WRIGHT, Robert W Painter.
6, Myrtle Place, Fulham.
187 1. 419 The autumn of Life.
Englefield House,
Turnham Green,
1873. 937 Making patchwork.
1875. 537 One for me.
39, St, StepJun^s Avenue,
1880. 395 Baby's birthday.
1882. 248 Feeding-time.
1883. 876 Wild flowers.
1884. 654 Years bring sorrow.
1889. 687 "Mind your own business."
WRIGHT, S Architect.
50, LincoMs Inn Fields,
1842. 1076 Design for a workhouse.
WRIGHT, Miss S. F Painter.
4, Bennington Mansions, W.
1894. 561 David Bisphan, Esq.
10, Porches ter Gardens,
1902. S44 An afternoon call.
WRIGHT, T Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1801. 284 View from Nature.
1807. 224 A landscape, in which is intro-
duced the Temple of
Minerva.
301 View of Ponte MoUe, the
Tiber, and distant mountains
of Tivoli, from the villa Ma-
dama, near Rome.
1808. 3 Rustic ease.
282 The Hermitage, Albano.
433 Bolton Castle, Yorkshire.
517 An evening scene in Italy.
18 10. 196 The Vatican and St. Peter's at
Rome.
181 1. 496 View in Italy. "You discover,
from the garden of the Capu-
chins at Albano, the lake,
with the mountains and
forests which surround it on
one side; Castel Gandolfo
and all its rural villas on the
1812.
1813.
1814.
1815.
1816.
1817.
1818.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1825.
1826.
1828.
1831.
1835.
1836.
1837.
other; below, the extensive
plains of Campagna, in the
middle of which Rome,
formerly the mistress of the
universe, raises its majestic
head; and lastly, beyond all
these objects, tfie hills of
Tivoli and the Appennines."
— Zimmerman,
176 Belvoir Castle, the seat of the
Duke of Rutland.
389 View in the south of France.
320 A landscape; trout fishing.
36 A Storm; Civita Castellana,
Italy.
308 View on the river Nid, near
Harrogate.
79 Belvoir Castle, the seat of the
Duke of Rutland.
429 Landscape.
168 A landscape.
399
122
192
469t
371
288
298
100
166
95
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
166 Newstead Abbey, Notts. "It
stood embosomed in a happy
valley Crowned by lugh
woodlands. " — Byron,
203 A landscape.
426 A Landscape, Grecian Villa,
etc.
469 Landscape.
WRIGHT, Thomas.
Miniature Painter.
3, Foundling Terrace.
1 815, 423 Mrs. Fry.
538 Rev. A. Burrows.
1817. 628 Mr. S. Wright.
642 Mr. E. Brookes.
865 Landscape.
1818. 835 Miss E. Honnor.
3, Devonshire Street,
Queen^s Square.
1819. 508 Portrait of his sister.
911 do. a lady.
36, Clarendon Square.
1 8 2 1 . 535 Portrait of an artist.
50, Bemers Street.
1828. 543 Portrait of an artist.
22, Fortress Terrace,
Kentish Town.
1 830. 986 Portrait of a young lady.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
369
No address,
1847. 958 Portrait of a young lady.
969 H.M. Nicholas I, Emperor of
all the Russias.
1304 Portrait of a little boy.
WRIGHT, T. T Painter.
At Rev, T, BurnefSyHamerton,
181 5. 512 View of Slougham church and
parsonage house, Sussex.
1 8 16. 247 Warren Led Street, Slaugham,
Sussex.
Popham Street^ Islington.
1 81 8. 878 Landscape.
169, Tottenham Court Road,
1 82 1, no Entrance to Camden Town.
338 Wood scene near Cowfold,
Sussex.
8, Neml Courts Fetter Lane,
1823. 299 Landscape, composition.
394 A braid-maker.
584 Landscape, composition.
68, Chandos Street,
1825. 437 Hardingstone, near Northamp-
ton.
21, Exmouth Street,
1828. 39 Returning from fair.
10, Southampton Buildings,
1830. 1067 Union Street, Troy Town,
Rochester.
WRIGHT, W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1844. 1088 View on the Rhone.
WRIGHT, W Architect.
1854. 1171 Morley's Warehouse, Wood
Street, Cheapside.
WRIGHT, William Painter.
15, Wood Street, Chelsea,
1885. 1702 Reading the news.
II, Burton Road, Kilburn,
1891. 918 "No fire, no smoke."
WRIGHT, William Sculptor.
2 8, Salcott Road, Wandsworth,
1893. 1765 Obverse of medal, Cardinal
Manning.
1820 The Rt. Hon. W. E.Gladstone,
M.P.; medallion.
1895. 1676 H. W.Batley,Esq.; medallion.
WRIGHT, William T Painter.
1877. 883 River Scene.
WRIGHT-NOOTH,W. Seel\,vo\.v,
page 383.
VIII.
WRIGHTMAN, HATFIELD, and
GOLDIE Architects.
Sheffield,
1855. "43 House at Boreatton, Shrop-
shire.
WROE, Miss Mary McNicoll.
Painter.
29, Clarendon Road,
C'On-M,, Manchester.
1897. 1243 Iceland poppies.
1899. 1135 Pikes of hay.
1 1 64 Jonquils.
WUNNENBERG, Carl Painter.
Rome,
1878, 616 After the Confession.
I, Waverley Place,
Grove End Road,
1883. 85 Idyl.
WURTH, J. W. (of F/V««a)... Medalist.
At Mr. ShonbergKs,
Woodstock Street,
1777' 382 A frame with casts, viz.:
1. An allegorical medal of
the King and Queen of
France.
2. do. of the Emperor.
3. do. of the Czarina.
4. Portrait of the Queen of
Hungary.
5. do. of the King of Spain.
6. do. of the Emperor.
7. do. allegorical.
383 A frame with casts, viz.:
8. An allegorical medal of the
Queen of France.
9. Portrait of the King of
France.
10. do. of the Queen.
II. do. of the late Elector of
Mayence.
12. do. of the Dean of May-
ence.
13. do. of Prince Charles of
Lorrain.
14. Three allegorical medals.
384 Portrait of the King and Queen
of Great Britain ; models in
wax.
384tPortrait of Mr. Bach.
WUST, A Painter.
Antwerp,
1874. 1397 Moonlight — American forest
scene.
39, Old Bond Street.
1876. 898 Moonlight on the North Sea.
3B
370
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WYATT, A. C Painter.
72, HoUoway Road,
1887. »o7* A village street, West Somerset.
1888. 123* The land of the Doones.
1307 A West country stream.
135 1 A village by the sea.
1890. 1293 Anne Hathaway 's cottage,
Shottery.
WYATT, Benjamin Dean.
Architect.
B, Wyatt, 22, Foley Place,
181 1. 808 A design for a mansion.
834 Design for hall and staircase.
181 2. 816 Elvaston Hall, the seat of the
Earl of Harrington.
854 Archway under Highgate Hill.
855 Drury Lane Theatre.
WYATT, D Architect.
77, Great Russell Street,
1846. 1 312 Interior of the Upper Chapel,
San Benedetto, Subiaco.
1847. 1150 View of the Arch of Titus,
Rome.
1262 Ceiling painted by Pietro Peru-
gino, in the Sala di Cambio,
Perugia.
1850. 1 1 94 A View of the Roman Forum,
looking towards the Arch of
Titus.
1225 A View of the Temple of
Vesta, Tivoli.
WYATT, G Architect.
At Mr, J, Wyatfs,
1 798. 940 Design for cottages.
1799. 999 Design for an entrance to a
castle.
1800. 962 Design for a lodge and Park
entrance.
987 Design for a house in the
Gothic stile.
Albany,
1809. 79a Howick House, Northumber-
land, the seat of Earl Grey.
866 Additions at Rowton Hall, in
Shropshire, for R. Lyston,
Esq.
1812. 821 View of Routon Hall, in
Shropshire, the seat of Col.
Lyster.
830 Tarzell house, in Northumber-
land, the seat of Sir R.
Bromley, Bart.
841 View of a turnpike gate on
the Bath road, near Devizes.
846 Routon Hall, for Col. Lyster.
WYATT, G. P Architect.
I, Jnnsbury Street,
1808. 961 Lowth spire.
1809. 853 Audley End, the seat of Lord
Braybrooke.
WYATT, H Architect.
H. Wyatt,
at James Wyatt^Sy
Queen Anne Street,
1806. 793 Design for an entrance to a
park.
H, S, Wyatt,
at James Wyatfs^
Queen Anne Street,
1807. loio Design for a Villa.
ff,J. Wyatt,
at James lVyatt*s,
Queen Anne Street,
1808. 974 Design for a public bath.
1809. 745 Design for an exchange.
I, Foley Place,
181 1. 824 Design for a national ceno-
taph.
36, Oxford Street,
181 2. 845 Parochial Chapel, Hammer-
smith.
27, Gerrard Street.
1823. 1019 Design for a farmhouse at
Barcombe, Sussex.
/. ff, Wyatt, iT.Ailie Street.
1828. 988 Design for a water gate.
H, IVyatt,
8, Stanhope Street^
Hyde Park Gardens,
1844. 1 170 Design for a mausoleum, at
Tempico.
1 3, Somerset Street,
1849. 1 1 69 Design for a Gothic church.
Dudley Grove House^
Harrow Road,
1852. 1151 St. Nicholas House, Scar-
borough, for J. Woodall,
Esq.
WYATT, Henry Painter.
90, Charlotte Street,
181 7. 400 C. Wyatt, Esq.
76, Lamb's Conduit Street.
1 8 19. 61 A portrait.
348 Portrait of a gentleman.
91, Oldham Street^ Manchester,
1823. 932 Portrait of a lady.
74, Newman Street,
1826. 181 Head of Gamaliel.
353 John Hatchard, Esq.
362 Miss Lavinia Betts.
778 The Rev. Josiah Pratt.
1827. 44" Hyla Betts, Esq.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
371
1827. 487 Mrs. Macdougall.
1828. 265 The Archbishop of Dublin.
{IVm, Magee,)
316 John Thornton, Esq.
364 Don Manuel de la Torre.
1829. 196 Lieut. Bird wood, Madras En-
gineers.
227 Mrs. Carlisle.
450 Group of females.
1830. 177 John Tilleard, Esq.
201 Edward Eyre, Esq.
299 Mrs. G. Hunt and child.
1 83 1. 352 Sir George Farrant.
1832. 204 Curiosity.
45* Archimedes.
630 Juliet. "O Romeo, Romeo,
wherefore art thou Romeo,
etc."
1833. 441 A bacchante and child.
1834. 105 Sir George Farrant.
164 The gentle reader.
390 Portrait.
404 Children of J. Farquhar Eraser,
Esq.
19, Clemens S/., Leamington,
1835. 220 Vigilance.
277 Meditation.
1836. 190 Mrs. W. Lee.
267 Marck Isamburd Brunei, Esq.,
F.R.S.,etc., projector and en-
gineer-in-chief of the Thames
Tunnel.
268 R. Brunei, Esq., F.R.S.,M.B.I,
etc., resident engineer of the
Thames Tunnel.
501 The palmister.
1838. 552 The Rev. W. Field, author of
Parr's Life, etc.
1770.
WYATT, James, R,A Architect.
Great Newport Street,
207 Front of the Pantheon in Ox-
ford Road.
208 Longitudinal section of the
Pantheon in Oxford Road.
209 Front view of one of the angu-
lar piers in the Pantheon in
Oxford Road.
(Elected A.R.A.)
A ceiling, executed for Ashe-
ton Curzon, Esq., at Hagley,
in Staffordshire.
Elevation of a house intended
for a nobleman in Sussex.
{Architect of the Pantheon, —
Walpole.)
1772. 285 The south east elevation of
Heaton House in Lancashire,
the seat of Sir Thomas Eger-
ton, Bart.
1771. 227
228
1772. 286 Elevation of a garden pavil-
lion, designed for a noble-
man of distinction in Derby-
shire.
287 Plan and ceiling of the same.
1773- 3" 7 Design for a ceiling.
Newman Street^ Oxford Street,
1774. 320 Elevation of one side of a
house, designed for a person
of distinction.
321 Elevation of the garden front
of a house, designed for a
gentleman in Staffordshire.
1780. 389 Section of the Observatory,
Oxford.
390 South front of the Observa-
tory, Oxford.
406 Gateway leading into the new
quadrangle at Christ Church,
Oxford.
69, Queen Anne Street East,
1783. 358 Section of a mausoleum to be
built pursuant to the will of
the late John, Earl of Darn-
ley.
371 Elevation of a mausoleum to
be built pursuant to the will
of the late John, Earl of
Darnley.
(Elected R.A.)
1785. 580 South front at Winstay, Den-
bighshire.
1786. 483 Design for a Dorick temple
intended to be built on a
spot called Nant-y-Bellon,
on the side of the River Dee;
in Wynnstay Park, the seat
of Sir Watkin Williams
Wynn, Bart.
1787. 464 Design for a gothic altar piece
and screen, intended to be
executed in Salisbury Cathe-
dral, introducing the view of
Bishop Poore's monument,
founder of the said church,
into the choir, which at pre-
sent is visible only in the
north aisle.
1788. 458 The south elevation of Wynn-
stay in Denbighshire, etc.
1794. 648 Design for the west front of a
villa.
650 Design for the east front of a
villa.
656 Perspective section of a hall
and staircase.
1795. 653 Design for a hall.
714 View of a Gothic quadrangle
for Magdalen Collie, Ox-
ford.
372
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyatt, James, R.A, — continued,
1795* 7'5 I^esign for a mausoleum at
Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
1796. 767 Design for altering Corsham
Hall, Wilts, the seat of
P. C. Metheun, Esq.
771 A Design for the new front of
King's College, Cambridge,
towards Trumpington Street,
with a view of the Senate
House, Library, etc.
777 A design for the new quad-
rangle at King's Collie,
Cambridge.
831 Bowden House, Wilts, the
seat of B. Dickenson, Esq.
1797. 1 143 Design for a building now exe-
cuting at Fonthill, the seat
of William Beckford, Esq.,
in the style of a Gothic
abbey.
1150 A design for the new front of
King's College, Cambridge.
1798. 919 South-west view of a house
now erecting at Dodington
in Gloucestershire, the seat
of Chr. Codrington, Esq.
955 North-west view of a building
now erecting at Fonthill, in
Wiltshire, the seat of Wil-
liam Beckford, Esq., in the
style of a Gothic abbey.
1799. 1016 View of a building now erect-
ing at Fonthill, in Wiltshire,
the seat of William Beck-
ford, Esq., in the style of a
Gothic abbey.
WYATT, Jeffry, R,A. (afterwards Sir
JcfFry Wyatville, E.A.) ... Architect.
/. Wyatt,
at Mr, Samuel Wyatfs,
63, Berwick Street, Soho,
1786. 522 Design for a lodge.
1787. 610 do. temple.
1788. 454 do. court of justice.
1790- 553 do- an hippodrome and
stables.
1 79 1. 450 Design for a theatre.
At Mr, James Wyatfs,
Queen Anne Street,
1792. 678 Design for the interior of a
basilica.
697 Sketch of an inner court of a
prison, with a chapel in
the centre.
1 793- ^^8 Design for an entrance to a
prison.
724 A frame containing 1 1 sketches.
1794.
I79S-
1796.
1797.
1798.
1799.
695
7'9
760
1148
Geof, Wyatt at J. WycUfs^
Queen Anne Street.
672 Idea for an entrance at Hyde
Park Comer.
661 Design for a dining room.
Jeffery Wyatt, at Mr, Wyatfs,
326 A Gothic ruin.
680 An architectural ruin,
do.
do.
Design for a mausoleum.
Jeffry Wyatt at Mr. Wyatfs.
Gothic and Grecian staircases.
1 187 Gothic chapel; a sketch.
946 Priam's palace. " To Priam's
stately courts he came, etc."
Jeffry Wyatt,
Avery Row^
Lower Grosvenor Street.
605 Two fronts of a cottage to be
built at Brixton.
946 Palace of Alcenous.
973 Alteration of the north front of
Wodley Park House, Berks,
the seat of the Rev. Philip
Wroughton.
974 Alteration to the south front of
Wodley Park House, Berks,
the seat of the Rev. Philip
Wroughton.
1004 Design for a villa at Bladon
Hill, Burton-on-Trent, the
seat of Abraham Hoskins,
Esq.
990 Ulysses' Palace, Hom. Odyss.,
b. xvii, 1. 316.
1033 Design for Charity School in
Ireland for Countess Con-
yngham.
1061 Design for a market house at
Slane, Ireland.
342 Gothic ideas.
944 Design for terrace at Burley on
the hill, the seat of Lord
Winchilsea.
968 Design for entrance to Long-
leat Park, the seat of the
Marquess of Bath.
1802. 942 House in Nonsuch Park for
S. Farmer, Esq.
Grecian and Gothic ideas.
Interior of a Saxon church.
Nonsuch, for S. Farmer, Esq.
49, Lower Brook Street.
Great Hall at WoUaton, etc.
House of Fame. "Its ha-
beuries and pinnacles, etc."
— Chaucer.
668 Hillfield Lodge, the seat of the
Hon. G. Villiers.
1800.
1801.
1803.
1804.
1805.
1083
28
885
893
902
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
373
1805. 669 Hillfield Lodge, the seat of the
Hon. G. Villiers.
804 An idea of a Gothic interior.
1806. 421 The burning of Troy. "The
fire consumes the town, the
foe commands, etc."
1807. '°55 The Temple of Flora.
1 105 A prison scene.
1108 Prison scenery.
50, Lower Brook Street,
1808. 872 Design for Rowd Ash ton, in
Wilts, the seat of R. Long,
Esq., M.P.
886 Design for residence in Hamp-
shire.
990 Lodge building at Roche
Court, a seat of Sir J. S. W.
Gardiner, Bart
1809. 38^ Lypiat, now building for P.
Wathen, Esq.
740 Chapel to Thurland Castle, a
seat of R. North, Esq.
824 Entrance court of Thurland
Castle, a seat of R. North,
Esq.
18 10. 856 A Gothic house in Westmore-
land.
181 1. 807 Greenhouse at Belton, the seat
of Lord Brownlow.
815 Duke of Bedford's cottage in
Devonshire.
860 Library, etc., at Badminton,
the seat of the Duke of
Beaufort.
869 Buildings at Longleat, the seat
of the Marquis of Bath.
1 8 1 2. 874 Chapel at Bradby Hall, the seat
of the Earl of Chesterfield.
885 Monumental tower in Lincoln-
shire.
1813. 848 Library, etc., at Bradby Hall,
the seat of the Earl of
Chesterfield.
860 Government House at Quebec.
1 8 14. 714 Garden buildings at Longleat.
724 Hinton St. George, the seat of
Earl Poulett.
1815. 818 Pheasantry, etc., at Bretton
Hall, the seat of Col. Beau-
mont.
857 Two designs for a cascade in
Hyde Park.
859 Staircase at Longleat.
1816. 822 Belton church, etc.
840 A sepulchral chapel at Belton,
the seat of Earl Brownlow.
846 Villa at Stubton for Sir R.
Heron, Bart
856 Entrance to Ashridge, for the
Earl of Bridgewater.
1817.
for
1818.
1819.
1820.
1821.
1822.
882 Skreen, stalls and organs,
the Earl of Bridgewater.
907 Temple of the Graces, Woburn
Abbey: the Verd Antique
columns from the ruins at
Rome; the Eagle by Gar-
rard; on the left hand, a
statue by Thorwaldsen; on
the right hand, another by
Chantrey, and the Graces
within by Canova.
1099 New entrance to Gopsal.
99 S Garden front of Banner Cross.
944 Alterations at Chatsworth for
the Duke of Devonshire.
879 Sidney College, the new front.
934 Design for a club house.
969 A greenhouse at the seat of
Sir Claude Scott, Bart.
970 Whitely Wood-hall.
980 A dairy, etc., for the Duke of
Devonshire.
981 A Village School for the Mar-
quis of Bath.
(Elected A.R.A. in 1823.)
(Elected R.A.)
1824. 89s A Keeper's lodge at Yester,
for the Marquis of Tweedale.
lodge for Lord Middleton
at Wollaton.
gatekeeper's cottage, erect-
ing in Windsor Park for His
Majesty.
958 Chatsworth, a seat belonging
to the Duke of Devonshire.
Now Sirjeffry WyatviUe, R,A.
1003 A manor house in Wales.
1020 Marquess of Bath's seat at
Longleat
1026 Approach to Earl Gower's seat
at Lilleshall.
West front of Earl Gower's
seat at Lilleshall.
Earl of Cawdor's seat at Golden
Grove.
1046 Duke of Devonshire's seat at
Chatsworth.
1031 Restoration of Sidney Sussex
College, Cambridge.
1162 The Victoria Tower, Windsor
Castle.
1 163 A design for adding to St.
James's Palace.
1164 The Winchester Tower, Wind-
sor Castle.
1 1 28 Upper Ward of Windsor Castle.
1 129 East and North sides of Wind-
sor Castle.
1130 The Upper Ward looking to-
wards the west, Windsor
897 A
900 A
1829.
1027
1032
1832.
1838.
1839.
374
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyatt, Jcffiy, R. A.— continued.
Castle. These three draw-
ings form part of a series in-
tended for a publication on
Windsor Castle, as com-
manded by an autograph
letter of His Most Gracious
Majesty King William IV;
and by an autograph ap-
proval of Her Most Gracious
Majesty Queen Victoria.
WYATT, J Sculptor.
72, Westbourne Terrace,
1838. 1254 Marble statue of Lilla asleep.
"Ah, who can tell what
visions high, etc." — Wilson,
Dudley Grotfe^ Paddington,
1843. 1460 Mazeppa.
"The sight renewed my
courser's feet,
A moment staggering feebly
fleet,
A moment with a faint low
neigh
He answered, and thus fell."
— Byron,
1844. 1334 An Arab and his steed.
WYATT, J Miniature Painter.
218, Great College Street y
Camden Town,
1873. 1357 J. B. Buckstone, Esq.
1392 Marchioness of Bute.
WYATT, John Drayton.
Architect and Painter.
8, Bamsbury Villas,
1852. 1168 St. Mary Rickinghall, Superior
Suffolk, etc.
1853. 1159 Ford's Hospital, Coventry.
1 192 Porch of Copfold Church, near
Colchester.
1854. 1 198 Church porch, Farnborough,
Hants.
1855. 1179 The Erectheum on the Acro-
polis at Athens, etc.
1180 Masters' residences, Rugby
School, etc.
1856. II 1 1 Norman doorway from Kert-
cham Abbey, Yorkshire.
1117 The Virgin's doorway at St.
Sebald's Church; and an
oriel window from Nurem-
berg.
1 167 The Ancient Grey Friars Hos-
pital, Coventry.
1 857* »o53 Ancient timber porches from
the churches of Yardley and
Hayes.
1089 Ruins of Sudeley Castle, Glou-
cestershire.
1858. 1057 The new Museum at Pippbrook
House, Dorking, etc.
1859. 1165 Ancient wooden porch at Mer-
ton church.
i860. 706 The old church porch at Great
Burstead, Essex.
709 Military chapel, Warley Depot,
Brentwood.
1 86 1. 686 Central Tower, North Tran-
sept, etc., of Hereford Ca-
thedral, etc.
1862. 904 The choir of Lichfield Cathe-
dral as restored, etc.
1864. 799 The tomb of Queen Katherine
Parr in Sudeley Castle cha-
pel, etc.
1865. 789 The choir of Hereford Cathe-
dral, etc.
1866. 788 The new chapel of St. John's
College, Cambridge, etc.
1867. 918 Bangor Cathedral, etc.
1868. 852 St. John's Collie, Cambridge,
the new chapel, etc.
1869. loii New chapel of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge, etc.
Gloucester House^
312, Liverpool Road^
Holloway,
1870. 760 St. Andrew's College, Bradfield,
etc.
1 8 7 1 . 965 The old wooden porch at Great
Burstead Church.
966 At Hayes Church, Middlesex.
1872. 688 Kenilworth Castle, 1871; taken
from the meadows.
1874. 1 176 Winchcombe church, Glouces-
tershire, etc.
1876. 996 Interior of the church of St.
Peter - upon - Comhill, Lon-
don, etc.
WYATT, Miss Katherine Montagu.
Painter.
20, Queen Square^ W, C
1889. 1545 In the low light of a spent day.
1893. 1429 Design for a magazine cover.
I, Routh Roady
Wandsworth Common.
1 178 Angdique.
1*43 S. Genovefa.
"60 A Nor folk waste.
■ S^^MiMbroideress.
15, Routh Rocid.
le.
1894.
1896.
1897.
use.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
375
1800.
180I.
1803.
1804. 19
1806.
590
601
WYATT, Matthew Cotes.
Painter and Sculptor.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Mr. M, Wyatt.
509 A study for a head of Cerberus.
23 A Royal tyger.
M, Wyatty 21, Edward Street
48 The Rev. Mr. Wright.
91 A nymph attiring.
A witch. " The witch, her eyes
askew, Look'd up and mut-
tered curses as she flew." —
Ovid,
Portrait of a naval officer.
do. little girl.
Mr. G. Plowden.
M. C. Wyatt,
Queen Anne Street West,
197 Portrait of a lady.
306 Portrait of the late Tippoo
Sultan, from authentic
sources of information.
19, Henrietta Street^
Cavendish Square,
32 Portrait of a lady.
269 do. his father.
352 do. a lady.
154 An infant Bacchus.
446 Portrait of a gentleman.
141 do. lady.
508 The Rev. Sir C. Anderson,
Bart.
M, Wyatt,
19, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square,
943 Bust of His Majesty.
M, C, Wyatt,
19, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square,
227 Mr. De Lucke.
769 Dr. Lind.
245 The descent from the Cross.
195 Master J. Taylor.
299 Portrait of a child.
357 do. lady.
359 do. gentleman.
1808.
1809.
1810.
1811.
1812.
1813.
1814.
WYATT, Sir Matthew Digby.
Architect.
54, Guildford Street,
Russell Square,
1853. 1 1 39 Interior of the Pompeian
House at Crystal Palace,
Sydenham.
Crystal Palace, Sydenham,
1854. 1162 Entrance to Pompeian House,
Crystal Palace.
54, Guildford Street,
1856. 1060 Italian Court, Crystal Palace.
1859.
1061
i860.
64*
I86I.
684
1863.
689
854
1856. 1062 The Neild memorial window,
etc., North Marston Church,
Bucks, for Her Majesty the
Queen.
1141 Interior of the Baptistery of
St Mark's Cathedral, Venice.
H54 Courts at Crystal Palace, Syd-
enham.
1857. 1068 Post office, etc., at Calcutta.
1 1 30 The Ambulatory of the church
of San Lorenzo at Naples.
1858. 1023 Sculpture Hall of Museum of
East India Company, Lead-
enhall Street.
Morning room at Ashbridge,
the seat of Earl Brownlow.
Church at Coed-y-Pane, Mon-
mouthshire.
37, Tavistock Place,
Great Hall at Compton Wynn-
iattes, Warwickshire, for
the Marquis of Northamp-
ton.
Sketch of Public building.
Granite monument to the late
James Meadows Rendel,
Esq., President of the Insti-
tution of Civil Engineers, in
Kensal Green Cemetery.
861 The Mount, Norwood, for
J. G. Tollemache Sinclair,
Esq.
900 25, Grafton Street, Dublin, for
William Longfield, Esq. ; re-
vival of ancient Irish archi-
tecture, etc.
1863. 897 View from the Thames of
military store houses for
Government of India.
927 Courtyard of military store
houses for Government of
India.
Saloon at 314, Oxford Street.
Staircase at Compton Wynn-
iatts, etc.
" The Ham," Glamorganshire,
for Iltyd Nicholl, Esq.
Addenbrookes Hospital, Cam-
bridge.
Original study for the proposed
Shakespeare Monument at
Stratford-on-Avon, made at
the request of the Memorial
Committee.
1866. 793 Painted ceiling for Alexander
Collie, Esq., Kensington
Palace Gardens.
1867. 901 Water tower at Castle Ashby
for the Marquis of North-
ampton.
1864.
769
811
1865.
799
821
822
376
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyatt,
1867.
Sir
910
1868.
864
869
1869.
973
980
984
987
1870.
1871.
1017
878
938
1872.
1179
1252
1873.
1117
1874.
1074
Matthew 'Dighy^conftnued,
Design for a new National
Gallery.
New India Office — Courtyard.
Mansion at Possingworth, Sus-
sex, for Louis Huth, Esq.
(Knighted.)
Monument to a friend.
Ceiling at Brainbridge, near
Winchester, for Thomas
Fairbairn, Esq.
Isfield Place, Sussex, for Henry
King, Esq.
Newells, near Horsham, for
Charles Serase Dickins,
Esq.
Isfield Place, Sussex.
House at Uckfield, Sussex.
Estate Offices, Loch Rynn,
Dromod, Ireland, for the
Earl of Leitrim.
Ceiling of Hall at Clare Col-
lege, Cambridge.
Indian Civil Engineering Col-
lege, at Cooper's Hill.
Cottages at Oakley, for Mrs.
Chamberlayne.
Chimney piece in Clare Col-
lege Hall, Cambridge.
Oldlands Hall, Sussex, for A.
Nesbitt, Esq.
WYATT, Philip W Architect.
I, J^o/ey Place,
18 1 4. 750 Sketch of a design for a stair-
case.
WYATT, Richard James ... Sculptor.
360, Oxford Street,
1 8 1 8. 1 107 The Judgment of Paris.
67, Dean Street,
18 19. 1240 Model of a monument to the
late I-»ady Ann Hudson.
Rome,
1831. 1191 A nymph going into the bath;
a statue in marble.
1832. 1154 Bust, in marble, of a lady.
1220 Sons of Beilby Thompson,
Esq., M.P.
1833. 1181 Statue of the daughter of Sir
Michael Shaw Stewart.
1 210 Statue of the infant son of Sir
Michael Shaw Stewart.
1834. 1080 Flora and Zephyr; a group in
marble.
1835. 1047 Marble statue of a nymph of
Diana.
1092 Marble bust of Barber Beau-
mont, Esq.
1835. 1 108 Marble bust of Lady Sydney.
1 1 33 Monumental alto-relievo, in
marble.
1136 Marble bust of the Marquis of
Anglesey.
1836. 1062 The nymph Ino with the infant
Bacchus.
1837. 1 180 Marble statue: a nymph at the
bath.
1218 Bust of Sir John Bayley.
1838. 1357 Marble bust of Wilhelmina
Stanhope.
1839. 1301 Hebe.
1 84 1. 1 241 Marble statue of a shepherd
boy.
1243 Marble statue of a nymph
coming out of a bath.
1848. 1323 Statue, in marble, of the In-
fant Bacchus.
1325 Groupe, in marble, of the
nymph Eucharis and Cupid.
(French quotation from Telt-
maque,)
1849. 1196 Marble group: a nymph of
Diana, taking a thorn from
a greyhound's foot.
1850. 1194 Marble group: a huntress with
a leveret and greyhound.
WYATT, T Painter.
I, Thane t Place, Temple Bar,
I797* *35 View from Nature.
59, Pall Mali,
1800. 513 View of Richmond Bridge.
46, Chalton Street,
Somers Town,
1804. 651 Cottage near Westerham,
Kent.
WYATT, Thomas Henry, PSA,
Architect.
48, LincoMs Inn Fields.
1835. 911 Lantarnam Abbey, Monmouth-
shire, for R. S. Blewitt,
Esq.
938 Church at Newport.
1002 County Courts, Devizes.
75, Great Russell Street,
1838. 1060 Markets at Merthyr Tydvil,
Glamorganshire.
1 128 Malpas House, Monmouth-
shire, for Thomas Prothero,
Esq.
1212 St. Mary's church, Brecon.
77, Great Russell Street,
1858. 1000 Orchardleigh Park, Somerset-
shire, for William Duck-
worth, Esq.
1041 do. do. do.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
in
at Horsmonden,
for Francis Austen,
1858. io6z Downing, Flintshire, for Vis-
count Fielding.
1076 3 Views of Wimborne Minster,
Dorsetshire, etc.
i860. 681 Lathom House, Lancashire,
for Lord Skelmersdale.
693 Church in Tottenham Park,
for the Marquis of Ayles-
bury.
704 Arley Hall, Cheshire, for
R. E. Egerton Warburton,
Esq.
708 Mansion
Kent,
Esq.
710 Mansion at Carlet Park,
Cheshire, for John Torr,
Esq.
1862. 848 Garrison Chapel at Woolwich,
etc.
868 do. do. do.
1863. 936 Hall of mansion in Kent.
1864. 764 Church at Fonthill.
765 do. Pembroke.
766 do. St. Katherine's.
803 Liverpool Exchange Buildings.
1867. 896 Quadrangle of Liverpool Ex-
change Buildings.
1869. 970 Mansion at Brockenhurst, New
Forest, for John Morant,
Esq.
1877. 1114 Sketch ofLlangn Stock Manor,
Monmouthshire.
1 131 Barracks at Knightsbridge.
1 1 86 Newnham Paddox, for Earl of
Denbigh.
1879. '"® Hospital for Consumption,
Brompton.
WYATT, William Lewis... Architect.
Z. Wyatiy
63, Berwick Street^ Soho,
1795. 688 Design for a temple.
1796. 727 A monumental building.
1797. 1 155 View of Penrhyn Castle, Caer-
narvonshire.
1194 Views of nine buildings, exe-
cuted upon Lord Penryn's
estates.
Z. W. Wyatt.
1798. 1000 Design for a park, etc.
1 02 1 Mansion with an observatory.
1030 Buildings on Lord Penryn's
estates, etc.
103 1 do. do. do.
Z. Wyatt,
63, Berwick Street,
Soho,
1800. 1000 Design for a villa.
VIII.
Z. W. Wyatt,
at Mr, J. Wyatfs.
1 80 1. 841 Design for London Bridge.
1802. 919 Design for four National Gal-
leries, etc.
31, Charlotte Street,
1806. 817 Design for Downing College,
etc.
1808. 965 Gothic gateway and lodge;
entrance to Wemyss Castle,
N.B.
18 10. 697 Wonham, a seat of Lord Tem-
pletown.
818 Hackwood, a seat of Lord
Bolton.
181 1. 845 Gateway to Tatton Park,
Cheshire, for Wilbraham
Egerton, Esq.
181 2. 829 Stoke, in Nottinghamshire, for
Sir R. Bromley, Bart.
835 Tatton, in Cheshire, for W.
Egerton, Esq.
Z. Wyatt, Albany,
1 81 3. 804 Entrance to a public building.
818 Entrance to a prison.
1814. 676 Church at Stockport, in Che-
shire.
1 8 16. 808 Lyme Park, Cheshire, the seat
of T. Legh, Esq.
825 do. do. do.
1822. 932 Dungeness Lighthouse.
i3i Suffolk Street.
1827, 921 Design of St. George's Hos-
pital.
WYATT and BRANDON.
Architects.
75, Great Russell Street,
1838. 1061 View of Langa Hock Park,
Breconshire, for the Duke of
Beaufort.
1084 Church in the Tenter ground,
etc.
1 138 Landoge Priory, Monmouth-
shire, for John Gough, Esq.
1840. 932 Cemetery Hall at Brecon.
945 Design for the Royal Ex-
change.
970 Church at Wilton.
971 Design for Royal Exchange.
998 Church at Calne, Wilts.
1842. 998 do. Crockerton, Wilts.
1019 do. Wilton, Interior.
1038 County Assize Courts, Cam-
bridge.
1055 Church at Wilton, near Salis-
bury.
1080 St. Andrew's Church, Bethnal
Green.
3C
378
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyatt and 'BroxiAon— continued, I
1842. 1093 Church at Methyr Tydvil,
Glamorganshire.
1096 Church at Cholderton, Wilts.
1844. 1219 Extension of Banqueting
House, Whitehall, on the
site of Gwydyr House.
1845. 1 104 Entrance to Kensington Palace
Gardens, for J. M. Blash-
field, Esq.
1847. 1117 Chapel at City of London
Cemetery, Mile End.
1 1 96 Mansion at Craig-y-nos, Bre-
conshire, for RhysD. Powell,
Esq.
1201 Chapel at City of London
Cemetery.
1 22 1 Mansion of Fonthill Park,
Wilts.
1270 Railway station at Florence,
etc.
1848. 1 100 Hensall Castle, Glamorgan-
shire, for Rowland Fother-
gill, Esq.
1850. 1220 GatewayatDeane Park, North-
amptonshire, for the Earl of
Cardigan.
1228 Aidan's College, Birkenhead,
etc.
1274 Trinity Church, St. Pancras.
WYATT and SPIERS ... Architects.
9, Grafs Inn Square.
1886. 1548 A country house in Hamp-
shire.
WYATVILLE, George GeofFrey.
Architect.
1832. 1095 Monument.
WYATVILLE, Sir Jeffry, R,A. See
Jeffry Wyatt, E,A,y vol. viii, page
372.
WYBURD, Francis John Painter.
25, Bryanston Street,
1846. 1205 Medora.
1847. 975 Portrait of a lady.
121 1 The fisherman's home.
1849. 605 Awakening old associations.
"How much feeling and
how much falsehood are
contained in that rosewood
box!"
886 Miss Tathwell.
1850. 638 A Sabbath evening. "Behold
the man ! The grandsire and
the saint; his silvery locks
Beam in the parting ray,
etc."
1852.
1853.
1854.
345 Wandering thoughts.
39 Annie Laurie.
371 Beatrice.
27 The East. " Beautiful are the
maids that glide, On summer
eves, through Yemen's dales,
etc."
$04 Nourmahal.
1855. 1401 Lalla Rookh. "There was a
little Persian slave who sung
sweetly to the vina, and who
now and then lulled the
princess to sleep with the
ancient ditties of her
country."
1856. 1051 The Kiosk. "The brides as
delicate and fair as the white
jasmine flowers they wear,
etc."
1857. 589 Houda. "Upon a galliot's deck
she lies, Beneath no rich
pavilion shade, etc."
1858. 425 Amy Robsart and Janet Foster.
"They went to the with-
drawing apartments accord-
ingly, where the countess
playfully stretched herself
upon the pile of Mooriah
cushions, half sittings half
reclining, half wrapped in
her own thoughts, half listen-
ing to the prattle of her at-
tendant."
1859. 666 Undine discovering herself to
the Knight Huldbrand. "I
shall read my doom in your
eyes, even before your lips
pronounce it. . . . You, my
dear husband, now actually
behold an Undine before
you."
536 A fairy tale.
158 Immortelles. "Friends whom
she loved so long, and sees
no more. Loved and still
loves, not lost, but gone be-
fore."
587 Christmas time.
528 Home in Acadie.
"There in the tranquil even-
ings of summer
Matrons and maidens sat with
distaffs.
Spinning the golden flax."
494 The church door.
562 Lady Jane Grey. " Whatsoever
I do else but learning, is full
of grief, trouble, fear, and
wholly misliking unto me."
1867. 352 The last day in the old room.
i860.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
379
1868. 640 The confessional.
1869. 252 The birthday visit.
904 Daisy.
" A rocker of dolls with staring
eyes,
That a thought of sleep dis-
dain,
That with shouts of tiny lulla-
byes
Are bye*d and bye'd in vain."
187 1. 47 Chrystallinus.
1872. 488 The harem.
1874. 491 Nadira.
1875. ^'^ Breakfast time.
1876. 348 The life of the old manor
house.
1878. 31 Alone.
" The great civil war was over,
Dulcie was just eighteen,
She now sat alone in the
squire's old pew,
Where the squire so oft had
been."
Frank Wyburdy
41, Bryanston Street,
1883. 734 Adeline.
1889. 1059 A parting glance.
WYBURD, Leonard Painter.
41, Bryanston Street,
1888. 306 The studio.
958 A visitor.
1889. "^' A corner of the studio.
1890. 628 La petite.
1892. 382 Caf^ au lait.
1894. 965 Sweet summer days.
I, Cambridge Street^
Hyde Park,
1904. 1605 Hall ingle in a riverside house.
WYLD, William Painter.
Paris,
1852. 10 View of Dresden by sunset.
687 A forest scene.
1854. 1 301 A View of Venice.
WYLDE, Miss Tressie.
Miniature Painter.
Alexandra House^
Kensington Gore,
1897. 1429 Ermyntrude, daughter of G. F.
Warry, Esq.
Theresa Wylde,
19, Palace Gate, IV,
1903. 1155 Muriel.
WYLLIE, Charles William... Painter.
36, Gloster Crescent,
1872. 1 1 13 The evening hour.
1873.
152 Earth, sea and sky.
946 A rabbit warren.
1874.
97 Harbour fishing.
1875.
44« La Valine de Nacre.
1877.
577 Digging for bait.
Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ^100.
925 The streamlet.
6, Bedford Gardens,
1878.
160 Down by the riverside.
598 Etaples.
1879.
138 Loading sand in Langston
Harbour.
1372 Thistledown.
70, Carlton Hill,
1880.
487 Littlehampton.
I88I.
397 Portsmouth; ebbtide.
ifl, Fulham Place, Maida Hill.
1883.
136 Home from the Brazils; re-
fitting.
793 Rochester from the river.
II, Me Una Place,
Grove End Road,
1884.
17 A by-way of the Thames.
785 The close of a winter's day.
1885.
64 A dying giant. " How are the
mighty fallen, and the
weapons of war perished."
491 The Guards leaving Graves-
end, Feb. 19, 1885.
1886.
103 The estuary of the Thames.
759 Canal life.
1887.
8 Past the old town.
351 Saturday afternoon, East Lon-
don.
1888.
660 " All on a summer's day."
670 The last of the ebb. "The
charm'd sunset lingered low
adown in the red west "
1889.
49^ Counting her chickens.
1 187 The road by the sea.
1890.
888 Twilight.
38, Abercorn Place,
I89I.
$9 A sunset calm.
1351 The waterside.
1892.
569 The brimming river.
1893.
267 Summer flowers. "It seemed
as if the day were one Sent
from beyond the skies."
1894.
328 The fringe of the island.
348 The Hard.
1895.
551 The W^/Wa/ar^ leaving Green-
hithe with the Jackson-
Harmsworth Arctic Expedi-
tion.
1896.
306 An East coast creek.
357 The steps by the bridge.
8fl, Elm Tree Road,
1897.
1047 Rick making.
1898.
94 Harvest by the sea.
38o
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyllic, Charles 'WillisLm—cont/nued.
1899. 198 Going into the lock.
998 On the east coast.
1900. 401 Sunset on the canal.
1 90 1. 469 October.
1902. 382 Loading a straw barge.
496 Blackberrying.
1903. 46 The back water.
1904. 4>* A north-west wind.
WYLLIB,
J^./.
1868. 387
1869. 87
1870. 14
1871. 378
387
1873. 6
90
1874. 1330
1876. 614
871
1877. 985
1878. 951
973
1879. 1433
1880. 181
»459
1881. 115
362
1882. 118
I $06
1883. 1493
William Lionel, A.R.A.,
Painter.
36, Gloucester Crescent^
Regenfs Park,
Dover Castle and Town.
Outward bound.
London from the Monument
The old " Bellerophon," Ports-
mouth Harbour. " Grey
giant hulk ! slow mouldering
to decay, Fronting each rosy
dawn; each twilight glow,
etc."
Rotten Row, Portsmouth Har-
bour. "Brave old ships!
whose names are writ in
story Your bead-roll sounds
the note of England's glory."
Landing fish at Ambleteuse.
" She does no work by halves,
yon raving ocean ! Engulph-
ing those she strangles." —
Scott
"The Goodwins, I think they
call the place, a very dan-
gerous flat and fatal, where
the carcases of many a tall
ship lie buried." — Shake-
speare,
A, B; a floating sentinel.
Blessing the sea.
Tracking in Holland.
6, Bedford Gardens,
The silent highway.
Summer clouds.
A land lost between sky and
water
70, Carlton Hill, N. W.
Grelliers and Canterbury
Wharves, Lambeth.
Coming up on the flood.
Beckton Gasworks.
The Rochester river.
Our river.
The Port of London.
"Toil, glitter, grime, and
wealth on a flowing tide."
Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for jC^oo.
1884. 1392 "Toil, glitter, grime, and
wealth on a flowing tide."
After W. L. Wyllie; etching.
1539 " Heave away "; barges upward
bound, shooting Rochester
Bridge.
1589 Midwinter: the end of the
story.
1885. 264 Storm and sunshine; a battle
with the elements.
679 Debatable ground.
16 1 3 Rochester Bridge.
1886. 123 Work-a-day England.
511 "Though thy tackle's torn,
thou shew'st a noble vessel."
Shakespeare,
1887. 967 In the wind's teeth.
1046 King Coal.
1238 Royal Mail steamship, "Or-
muz," fitting out.
1S07 The river of gold.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Ifoo Lodge, Hoo, Rochester.
1889. 81 The phantom ship.
394 The homeward bound pen-
nant.
1689 The highway of nations.
1697 Towing up the Waal.
1890. 81 Davy Jones's locker.
265 The birth of a Titan.
1307 The "Teutonic "leaving Liver-
pool.
1615 H.M.S. "Exmouth."
1635 Veere; a dead city.
1636 The Upper Pool, London
Bridge.
1891. 407 Spithead, 4th August, 1889.
H.I.M. the Emperor of Ger-
many and H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales inspecting
the "Teutonic" mercantile
armed cruiser, White Star
Line.
431 The Battle of Trafalgar.
1035 The glory of a dying day.
1213 Brighton.
1892. 691 The Spanish armada.
1479 Kit's Hole Reach.
1504 H.M.S. "Calliope "at Samoa.
1893. 47 " Robert and Susan to the res-
cue!"
68 Newbiggin Bay.
997 Oflf to the Cape of Good Hope.
Hoo Lodge, near Rochester,
1894. 4 The Roaring Forties.
381 "Yes, sah! sixpence, sah ! "
455 "At eventide there shall be
light."
854 Butterflies and working bees.
1895. ** London's Water Gate.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
381
1895. 6n
933
1020
1296
1896. 41
143
237
376
1897.
263
695
1186
1898.
2IO
550
883
886
937
1899.
46
558
1900.
275
The opening of the Tower
Bridge. "Obedient to the
Prince's touch, the ponder-
ous bascules, like the arms of
a giant awaking, reared them-
selves into the air, and the
craft adorned with flags in-
numerable, crowded through
in a long triumphal proces-
sion, whilst the roaring of
hoarse throated sirens, the
clang of bells, and boom of
cannon proclaimed the great
Tower Bridge open."
The Union liner, ss. ^^ Nor-
man^* leaving Southamp-
ton.
Bound for the Rio Grande.
A southerly gale, Brighton.
London Bridge.
Rearing the lion's whelps.
A silent highway.
Crippled, but unconquered.
Breaking into the midst of
the enemy's line, iheBelleisIe
was surrounded on all sides,
fresh ships ever pressing
forward and pouring in their
murderous fire. Raked fore
and aft, and thundered at
from all quarters, every mast
and spar of the gallant
seventy-four was shot away,
her hull knocked almost to
pieces, and the deck cum-
bered with dead and dying.
Still the unequal fight went
on, till at last the Swiftsure^
breaking through the mel^e,
passed close under the stern
of the battered wreck, cheer-
ing lustily, when a Union
Jack was waved from a pike
to show that, though crip-
pled, the BelldsU was still
unconquered.
The winding Med way.
Barry docks.
The liner's escort.
Commerce and sea power.
Union liner "Briton" off
Calshot.
The harbour bar.
Entrance to Barry Dock.
R.Y.S. "Valhalla."
Peace and plenty.
The Battle of the Nile.
Blake's great naval engage-
ment with Van Tromp,
1653-
1 90 1. 272 The passing of a great Queen.
361 The City of London.
371 "Just a funnel and a mast
lurching through the spray,
So we thrashed the Bolivar
out across the bay."
1902. 239 A whole gale of wind.
358 The Houses of Parliament.
472 Pushing down against the
flood.
1903. 55 Peace driving away the horrors
of war.
234 A stiff breeze.
305 June I St, 1902: peace pro-
claimed.
941 The hub of the Empire.
1904. 203 Towing past the city.
711 Chatham Reach — midday.
834 St. Paul's Cathedral.
1046 A doomed valley: the water
supply for Birmingham.
WYLLIB, William Morison.
Painter.
W. Wyllie,
Howl^ Cottage^
Kentish Taum,
1852.
113 Study — a head.
404 Study from Nature — a cottage.
489 The coming man.
W. M, Wyllie,
30, Gloucester Crescent^
Regenfs Park.
1853-
137 More free than welcome.
369 A glimpse of the sea.
380 The answer.
1854.
135 The Peninsula War. " For he
had heard of battles, and
he longed To follow to the
field some warlike lord."
225 La Penserosa.
1859.
600 The rustic oven.
847 Little Minnie.
928 Booted and spurred, on a mar-
ket morning.
i860.
224 Cottage fireside.
1870.
377 Fr^re Jaques.
1872.
ion The passport nuisance.
1873-
242 Marine monsters.
335 The clerk of the weather.
1079 Market day, Boulogne-sur-mer.
1878.
625 "The House," session 1877.
70, Carlion Hill.
1880.
279 In banco.
1884.
581 Landing the catch.
1885.
684 Boats putting out.
689 A harbour in the Channel
Islands.
1887.
671 Belle Gr^ve Bay, Guernsey.
382
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WYMAN, Mrs. See Miss Rosa Fryer
Hensman, vol. iv, page 74.
WYMER, R, W Painter.
203, High Holborn,
1786. 171 Farm-yard.
244 Landscape.
WYNDHAM, Hon. Mrs. Percy
Scawen (formerly Miss Madeline
Caroline Frances Eden Campbell).
Enamel Painter.
44, Belgrave Square,
1898, 1872 St. Francis receiving the stig-
mata; enamel.
WYNFIELD, David Wilkie... Painter.
D. W, Wingfield,
2 ^Bristol Gardens^ Maida Hill.
1859. 675 Undine and Huldbrand.
" Undine half rose, and she
threw her arms around his
neck to draw him gently
down upon the soft seat by
her side."
n. W, Winfield.
i860. 189 Geoffroi Rudel. **Geoffroi
Rudel, Prince of Blaye, one
of the early French poets,
loved the Countess of Tri-
poli by report only, having
never seen her. He made
a voyage to visit her, and,
being met by her on the
beach, at his disembarka-
tion, was so overcome that
he expired at her feet." —
Vide Costello^ Sismondi^ etc.
606 Sitting for his portrait.
D. W. Wynfield,
3, Park Place Villas,
Paddington.
1862. 119 Reading the MS.
581 " My son, my son ! "
1863. 431 Rival Queens. "The Qwene
fyndeth on the person of
Mistress Jane Seymour, a
jewyll contayning the lyke-
ness of the Kynge's Grace."
489 TheLadyofShalott.
" And at the closing of the day
She loosed the chain, and
down she lay.
The broad stream bore her far
away."
1865. 189 The last days of Elizabeth.
"The Queen groweth sad,
mopish, and melancholy."
" She will sit for hours, and
none may speak unto her."
1866. 547 Anne Boleyn and Percy.
" Anne Boleyn, when maid
of honour to Catherine of
Aragon, had secretly plighted
her troth to Lord Percy,
son to the Duke of North-
umberland. The maids of
honour messed together,
and on these occasions
Percy was wont to resort to
pay his attentions to the fair
Boleyn. The discovery of
this circumstance by the
King gave rise to such an
outbreak of jealousy on his
part as to lead to the various
steps which ended in the
elevation of Anne, and the
commencement of the Re-
formation in England."
14, Grove End Road.
1867. 494 Oliver Cromwell the night
before his death. "After-
wards, towards morning, he
used divers holy expressions
implying much inward con-
solation and peace; among
the rest, he spoke some ex-
ceeding self-debasing words,
annihilating and judging
himself And truly it was
observed that a public spirit
to God's cause did breathe
in him, as in his life-time,
so now to his very last."
—Carlyle.
561 Sign and seal.
1868. 410 Oliver Cromwell's first appear-
ance in the Parliament.
" Imagine then these two
extraordinary men (Hamp-
den and Cromwell) now for
the first time together pass-
ing along the crowded
lobbies of that most famous
assembly. Hampden greet-
ing his friends as he passes
. . . but pushing directly
forward towards a knot of
active and eager faces that
are clustered round a little
spot on the right of the
Speaker's chair, in the midst
of which stand Sir John
Elliot, Sir Robert Phillips,
and Pym . . . Hampden
introduces hiscousin, etc." —
Forster.
1869. 44 My lady's boudoir.
86 The rich widow. "Young
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
383
beautiful, and a great for-
tune."
1870. 113. A communication of import-
ance.
358 Round the fountain.
387 Confidence. "In tea-cup
times of hoop and hood,
And when the patch was
worn."
187 1. 114 The Death of Buckingham
(George Villiers, ist Duke).
" Most piteous is that which
remains to be told. The
hall had been emptied by
the rush that filled the court,
and the body of the mur-
dered duke, lifted from the
ground upon the table, lay
there alone. . . . But the soli-
tude could have lasted only
an instant, when out upon
the gallery landing stood two
distracted women, whose
appalling shrieks rent the
air. The wife of the duke*s
brother was staying with
them, and at the first shock
and confusion had rushed
out of her own room into
that of the duchess, and
fallen on the floor. The
duchess, who at the time
was pregnant, was still in
bed; but as her women
lifted Lady Anglesea, she
started up, and, in her night
gear as she was, ran out
into the gallery, followed by
her sister."— ^M« Forsier.
143 The bride.
1872. 497 The arrest of Anne Boleyn.
"During dinner her ladies,
who knew what was coming,
durst hardly speak to her.
Scarcely had the *surnap'
been removedwhen the Duke
of Norfolk, and one or two
Lords of the Council, entered
her presence, accompanied
by Sir William Kingston,
the Constable of the Tower.
At the sight of the latter
the Queen started up in ter-
ror."
1873. 913 The ladye's Knight. It was
customary when a Knight
was about to contend on be-
half of the ladies of his
country, for his fair con-
stituents to present him with
a favour to be worn on the
occasion.
"Truth it is that the
Wednesday next before the
solemn and devout resurrec-
tion of our blessed Saviour, I
drew me near to the Queen
of England and France
(Elizabeth Woodville), to
whom I am right humble
servant, subject and brother.
And as I spoke to her High-
ness, on my bended knee, I
know not how it was, but
the ladies of her court en-
vironed me about, and I
took heed that they had
given me a collar, to which
was attached a flower of
Souvenance, enamelled, and
in manner of emprise, etc."
— " Letter from Sir Anthony
Woodville:'
1874. 444 Instructions in deportment —
the curtsy.
546 A visit from the Inquisitors.
"The ministers of the Re-
formed churches would pass
secretly from household to
household of the Protestants
to preach, pray, and admin-
ister the sacraments. These
were the occasions on which
the *Holy Office' sought
especially to discover and
arrest suspected heretics."
1875. 113 "At last, mother!"
389 Queen Elizabeth and Essex.
"Hurrying back from Ire-
land, Essex rode at once to
the palace of Nonsuch, where
the queen then was. Arriv-
ing early in the morning, he
made his way, in spite of all
protestations, into the royal
bed-chamber. Throwing him-
self down before Elizabeth,
he covered her hand with
kisses, and besought her not
to listen to the accusations
of his enemies. The old
queen, who was newly risen,
without her wig, and in the
hands of her tirewoman,
received him very graciously,
but later in the same day
she ordered him into arrest,
on the charge of high
treason."
1876. loi The new curate.
384
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wynfidd, David Willie— continued.
1876. 138 Market morning.
171 Study of flowers.
1877. 475 Harvest decorations.
654 "Gold." The discovery of gold
by Chapman the shepherd,
in the colony of Victoria,
Australia, in the year 1848.
1363 David playing before Saul,
(i Sam,, xvi, 23.)
1878. 473 Sunny hours.
990 Joseph making himself known
to his brethren. "And he
wept aloud . . . and Joseph
said unto his brethren . . .
I am Joseph." — Genesis, xlv,
2,4.
1879. 132 Out for a drive.
478 Ruth and Boaz. " And she sat
beside the reapers, and he
reached her parched corn,
and she did eat." — Ruih^ ii,
14.
1880. 573 At Traitor's Gate. " On Palm
Sunday, March i8th, 1554,
Elizabeth (Princess) was, by
order of her sister. Queen
Mary, and under the charge
of the Lords Winchester and
Sussex, conveyed prisoner
to the Tower. The party
landed at the Traitor's Gate.
". . .When Elizabeth had
ascended the steps she stood
for a moment as it were
transfixed, and then seating
herself on the wet stones,
refused to move.
" . . . Sir John Bridges,
Lieutenant of the Tower,
urged her to come in, saying
that she would get wet, and
that the place was unwhole-
some. * Better here,' she re-
plied, * than a worse place,
for God knoweth, not I,
whither you mean to bring
me.'"
1 88 1. 566 The origin of the English
woollen trade. Queen Phil-
ippa, wife of Edward III,
determined on introducing
the manufacture of woollen
goods into this country; and
sending for her countryman,
one * John Kempe of Fland-
ers,' commenced operations
in the first instance at Nor-
wich. Shortly after the Queen
herself visited Norwich to
inspect the progress of the
work. . . . The result of her
enterprise was the great en-
richment not only of Nor-
wich, but also of the whole
Kingdom, and thus was
originated the woollen trade
of England.
1882. 830 A Royal Musician. The Prin-
cess Mary Tudor receiving
an embassy during the ab-
sence of her father, King
Henry VIII. "When her
grace in such wise showed
herself to them in entertain-
ing them with most goodly
countenance, proper com-
munication, and pleasant
pastime, in playing on the
virginals, that they greatly
marvelled at the same, her
tender age considered."
1883. 820 The Courtship of William II
of Orange. " William, when
a lad, came over to England
to propose for the hand of
the princess royal, daughter
of Charles I and Henrietta
Maria. The little Princess
was ill in bed at the time,
but William, being deter-
mined to see her, persuaded
her brother to admit him
and his tutor to her pre-
sence. The King and Queen
having heard of this, con-
cealed themselves behind the
curtains on the other side of
the bed, and listened to the
young prince making his
little speech.*'
1884. 570 The last "on dit."
1885. 813 The Royal fugitive. "And here
we lay at the house of a
brother-in-law of Colonel
Gunter, one Mr. Symons,
where I was not to be known
(I being still in the same
grey cloth suit as a serving
man), though the master of
the house was a very honest
man, who, while we were
eating, came in and sat
down. When his brother-in-
law, Colonel Gunter, was
talking very feelingly con-
cerning Cromwell and his
party, he went and whispered
his brother-in-law in the ear,
and asked whether I was not
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
385
some rascally roundhead
rogue's son, for I looked
very suspiciously "~CAar/es
ITs narrative,
1886. 661 The fall of Queen Elizabeth
Woodville on the 3rd of
May, 1483. Some few weeks
after the death of Edward IV.
Elizabeth received the as-
tounding news that her
eldest son had been seized
and made prisoner by his
uncle, Richard of Gloucester.
Taking the rest of her family
with her, she fled that same
night into Sanctuary at West-
minster.
Early the next morning
the Chancellor called to de-
liver up the Great Seal: he
found the Queen kneeling
on the floor, her fair hair
streaming to the ground, and
her boxes, hangings, and
household stuff, etc., scat-
tered about in confusion.
1887 533 Whittington's banquet. On the
return from France of the
hero of Agincourt and his
bride. Sir Richard invited
them to a banquet at his
house. Everything con-
nected with the entertain-
ment was of the most sump-
tuous character; the fires
even were fed with scented
woodsand spices. The Queen
commenting upon this,
Whittington replied that
"he proposed to make the
fuel still more costly," and
presently taking a bundle of
the King's own bonds, some
for moneys lent him by the
City Companies, and which
Whittington had redeemed,
and the remainder for loans
from himself to the King,
he threw them on the fire
and destroyed them. The
amount of these bonds is
stated to have been ;;^6o, 000,
which has been estimated as
equal to over a million pre-
sent value.
WYNN, M Architect.
At Mr. Wyatt's,
I, Foley Place.
181 1. 828 Internal view of a Saloon.
VIII.
WYNNE, J Architect.
4S, Paternoster Row.
181 2. 860 Design for a nobleman's man-
sion.
1813. 838 Design for a church.
WYNNE, R. W Painter.
28, Cumberland Street.
1 80 1. 488 A cottage near Hampstead.
1802. 233 A fishing wear near Ryton,
Shropshire.
861 View of the Devil's Bridge in
Cardiganshire.
1804. 170 View in the Isle of Wight.
3, Grafton Street East.
1 8 10. 117 Sketch near Willan's farm.
R. Wynn^ 36, Molyneux St.
1 8 14. 48 View from nature.
WYNN I ATT, Miss Maude... Painter.
The Art College, Wimbledon.
1897. 1143 Katie.
WYON, Alfred Benjamin.
Painter and Medalist.
3, Langham Chambers.
1858. 525 The good Samaritan.
1859. 475 ThelateBenjamin Wyon, Esq.,
Chief Engraver of Her Ma-
jesty's Seals.
929 Joseph sold by his brethren.
1863. 1126 John Hampden; wax impres-
sion from a medal die.
1864. 974 Medal of John Hampden, after
the statue by J. H. Foley,
R.A., in St. Stephen's Hall.
1866. 944 The Newton medal, founded
by Mrs. Molson, at M'^Gill
College, Montreal, as a prize
for mathematics and physical
science.
949 The late W. S. Kirkes, M.D.,
of St. Bartholomew's Hos-
pital; wax.
956 The Shakespeare medal,
founded as a prize for Eng-
lish literature at M'Gill Col-
lege, Montreal, in comme-
moration of the Shakespeare
tercentenary.
957 Cursetjee Furdoonjee, Esq., of
Bombay; medal.
958 A Parsee at his devotions.
Prize fotinded by Cursetjee
Furdoonjee J Esq.,, at the Sir
Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Parsee
Benevolent Institution,
1867. 1100 Medal founded in honour of
H. L. Anderson, Esq., at the
University of Bombay; wax
impression.
3D
386
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Alfred Benjamin — continued,
1868. 1168 The late C R. Leslie, R.A.;
medallion portrait.
1870. 1 131 Dr. Francis Shortt Arnott;
medallion.
1214 Dr. Neil Arnott, F.R.S., F.G.S.;
medallion.
1225 Impressions (in wax) from dies
for a medal in memory of
the late C. R. Leslie, R.A.
Executed for the Art Union
of London.
1872. 1450 Impression in wax of a prize
medal founded in honour of
Sir Donald F. McLeod, C.B.,
K.C.S.L, late Lieut.-(]ov-
emor of the Punjaub.
1478 Prize medal instituted at the
Grant Medical College, Bom-
bay, in honour of Dr. F. S.
Arnott.
1494 Medal in memory of the late
C. R. Leslie, R.A. Executed
for the Art Union of Lon-
don.
1873. 1478 The late Sir Donald F.
McLeod, C.B., Lieut-Gov-
ernor of the Punjaub; me-
dallion portrait in Wedge-
wood.
1874. 1472 The Arnott prize medal of the
University of London.
1473 The Holland Prize medal of
the Royal Agricultural Col-
lege, Cirencester.
1875. '^^3 Medal in memory of David
Livingstone. Executed for the
Royal Geographical Society,
1284 Medal struck by order of His
Excellency the Earl of
Dufferin, K.P., K.C.B.,
Governor-General of Can-
ada; for prizes.
1285 Prize medal of the Statistical
Society, in memory of John
Howard, founded by Dr.
W. A. Guy, F.R.S.
1286 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the visit of H.M. the Shah
of Persia, 1873.
1876. 1515 Medal struck by order of the
Government of Canada for
presentation to Indian chiefs,
A.D. 1875.
1520 Prize medal founded at St.
Bartholomew's Hospital in
memory of Sir W. Lawrence,
Bart.
1877. 1495 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London, in mem-
ory of the late Daniel Mac-
lise, R.A.
1535 Prize medal of the Geological
Society of London, founded
by J. J. Bigsby, Esq., M.D.,
F.R.S., etc.
1878. 1436 Medal of the British Medical
Association.
1438 Medal in memory of Charles
Lamb. Founded as an Eng-
lish Essay Prize in Chris fs
Hospital.
1879. 1474 Prize Medal of the Geological
Society of London. Foumled
by Dr./,/. Bigsby, F.R.S.
1475 Medal in commemoration of
Percy, Viscount Strangford.
Founded by Viscountess
Strangford as a prize for
Geography in Harratv
School.
1477 Great Seal of England, 1878;
wax proof impressions.
1478 Medal in memory of the late
Dr. Edmond Parkes. Founded
as a prize in the Army Med-
ical School.
1479 Medal executed for H.M. the
King of Siam as a reward
for services.
1480 Medal struck under the sanc-
tion of Her Majesty the
Queen to commemorate the
marriage of T.R,H. the
Duke of Connaught, and the
Princess Louise Margaret of
Prussia.
1481 Medal executed for the Gov-
ernment of India as a prize
at Horse-shows in India.
1880. 1545 Prize medal of the Inter-
national Exhibition, Sydney,
1879.
1546 Medal to commemorate the
opening of the Prince's
Dock, Bombay.
1551 Medal of the Royal Agricul-
ture and Horticultural So-
ciety of South Australia.
1552 Medal executed for His Ex-
cellency the Marquis of
Ix)me, K.T., G.C.M.G.; foi
Prizes in Canada.
1881. 1452 The "Longstaff" medal of the
Chemical Society of Lon-
don. After A. B. Joy.
1453 Prize medal of the Royal So-
ciety of New South Wales,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
38;
in memory of the Rev. W. B.
Clarke, M.A., F.R.S.
1882. 1612 Medal of the Institute of Civil
Engineers in memory of
George Stephenson.
16 1 3 Medal of the Art Union of
London, in memory of E. H.
Baily, R.A.
1615 Medal of the J^w Society of
Ontario, Canada.
1616 Medal struck by order of the
Royal Commission for the
Australian International Ex-
hibition.
{Alfred Benjamin Wyon was second son
of Benjamin Wyon^ and died June Afthy 1884,
aged 0^1,
For the works exhibited in conjunction
with Joseph Shepherd Wyon^ see vol, viii^
page 392.)
WYON, Allan Medalist.
2, Langham Chambers.
1886. 1890 Medal presented by the British
Association at M'^Gill Uni-
versity, Montreal.
r;o7 Medal struck by command of
Her Majesty the Queen to
commemorate the marriage
of H.R.H. the Princess
Beatrice and H.R.H. Prince
Henry of Batten berg; bronze.
1890. 2098 Isaac Pitman, Esq.; medal,
bronze.
1 89 1. 2oz8 Medal commemorative of
Charles Darwin, F.R.S.
Struck for the Royal Society ^
London,
2030 Medal. Struck for the Na-
tional Gallery of Victoria^
Australia,
1899. 2045 Peter Nicol Russell, founder
of the School of Engineer-
ing, University of Sydney,
N.S.W.; medals, obverse and
reverse, bronze.
1902. 17 10 Medal of Victoria College,
Jersey.
WYON, Benjamin Medalist.
At Mr. nyon\
30, Vauxhall Walk.
18 19. 1 109 Head of /Esculapius; im-
pression from a medal die.
1 82 1. 1018 Wisdom and Valour: impres-
sion from a die intended for
the reverse of a medal of the
Duke of Wellington.
1024 Britannia; impression from a
medal die.
1822. 924 Impression from a medal die.
31, Duke Street^
St, James's,
1823. 1007 Impression from a medal die;
portrait of the late celebrated
Charles Hutton, LL.D.,
F.R.S.
1015 Head of the Apollo Belvidere;
impression from the medal
die which obtained the silver
medal in the Royal Academy,
1822.
7, Gerrard Street,
1824. 917 Portrait in wax of Burton Brown,
Esq.
920 Impression from a medal die.
2, Nassau Street,
1827. 990 Portrait of the late Professor of
Sculpture in the Royal
Academy. (John Flaxman^
R,A.) From a bust by E.H.
Baily, R.A. ; impressions
from a medal die.
993 Portrait in wax.
1039 Impression from the medal
given by the Rev. Robert
Fellows, LL.D., to the stu-
dents in the class of Natural
Philosophy at the University
of Edinburgh.
1830. 1091 Impression of the Zoological
Society's seal ; from a model
by Mr. H. Weigall.
(Chief Engraver of His Majesty's
Seals.)
1832. 1049 Impressions from the Great
Seal of England.
1833. 1044 Medal executed for the Cor-
poration of the City of Lon-
don.
^834. 974 Sir GeorgeChetwynd, Bart., ob-
verse of the Grendon token.
1006 Impression from the dies for
the prize medal of the Leeds
School of Medicine.
1835. 990 Design for a medal die now exe-
cuting — ladies' prize, Caris-
brooke archers.
I S3 7. 608 Prize medal of the Plymouth
Royal Humane Society.
617 The Duke of Wellington; a
medal engraved for the
Wellington Club, founded
1832.
1838. 587 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation to comme-
morate the foundation of
the City of London School.
1839. 680 Prize medal of the Zoological
Society of Ix)ndon. From a
388
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Benjamin — continued,
design by Mr. Thomas
Lapdseer.
1839. 1272 Impression of the Great Seal of
England.
1840. io73//Her Majesty's Prize Medal,
Winchester Collie.
1088/ Medal presented to the Royal
Perth Golfing Society by the
Duke of Buccleuch.
1841. 1125 Royal Nuptial Medal. From
models by E. H. Baily, Esq.,
R.A.
1 1 29 Prize medal for the Scholarship
promoted by Alderman
Thompson, M.P., President
of Christ's Hospital.
41, Margaret Street,
1842. 1 194 H.M. the King of Prussia; im-
pression from a medal die.
1197 William Wordsworth, Esq.;
impression from a medal die.
287, Regent Street,
1844. 1257 Impression of the seal of the
Infant Orphan Asylum;
from a design by the late
T. Stothard, R.A.
1845. 1298 Prize medal of the Yorkshire
Agricultural Society.
1846. 1362 Medalof John Baptist Cramer,
Esq.; from a model by
E. W. Wyon.
1368 Prize medal of the Royal
College, Canada.
1848. 1299 Prize medal of the Manchester
School of Design.
1 301 Impression of the seal of the
Government of the islands
of New Zealand.
1852. 634 Medal, struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the opening of the New
Coal Exchange.
637 Prize medal, founded at the
Grand Medical College,
Bombay, and at the Acad-
emy of Montrose, by the
Masonic brethren in Bom-
bay, in honour of James
Burns, M.D., K.H., and late
Physician-General of India.
'853. 651 Impressions from medal dies
of— The Grand National
Archery Meeting; The Royal
Society for the Protection of
Life from Fire; The Rich-
ards Prize for Latin Hexa-
anieter Verse, Christ's Hos-
pital.
1854. 1276 City of London School Shake-
sperean Prize Medal, exe-
cuted for, and founded by,
the late Henry B. H. Beau-
foy, Esq., F.R.S.
1277 Medal of the late Lord George
Bentinck, engraved for the
Bentinck Testimonial Com-
mittee.
1855. 697 The President's medal, Royal
Scottish Academy. After a
design by J. Noel Paton,
R.S.A.
726 Valour crowned by Victory;
reverse of the Crimean War
Medal.
730 Medal engraved for the Art
Union of London— obverse,
head of Sir John Vanbrugh ;
reverse, principal entrance of
Blenheim Palace.
1856. 630 Model for the reverse of a
medal now being executed,
for the Madras Exhibition.
646 John M'Lennan, Esq., M.D.
Model for the obverse of a
medal now being executed for
the Grant Medical College^
Bombay,
655 Medal, commemorative of the
I 50th wedding day of Fred-
I crick Huth, Esq., and Mrs.
I Huth.
I 1857. 6^8 Obverse of the Thomason
I Prize Medal, Agra College,
I Bengal.
! 659 McLennan Prize Medal, Grant
j Medical College, Bombay.
660 Prize Medal of the Madras Ex-
I hibition.
I 1858. nil Medal struck by order of the
Corporation, to comme-
morate the Visit of their
Imperial Majesties, the Em-
peror and Empress of the
French to the City of Lon-
don, 19th April, 1855.
1116 Impressions in bronze from
dies executed under the di-
rection of the President of
the Board of Trade, for
medals awarded by the Board
for gallantry in saving life at
sea.
11 17 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation, to commemor-
ate the visit of His Majesty
the King of Sardinia to the
City of London, 4th Decem-
ber, 1855.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
389
1858. X118
i860.
Medal of Sir William Cham-
bers, architect, executed for
the Art Union of Lon-
don.
(The late.)
893 Obverse of the Jejeebhoy prize
medal of the Grant Medical
College, Bombay, by the late
Benjamin Wyon, Chief En-
graver of H.M.'s seals.
{Second son of Thomas Wyon, Senr,^ died
Nov, 21, 1858, aged ^6,)
1831.
1B32.
1833.
1835.
1061
1132
1837.
WYON, Edward William... Sculptor.
28, Gloucester Street,
Queen^s Square.
1133 Bust of General F. Maitland.
1122 Posthumous bust of the Rev.
William Orme, of Camber-
well.
1 196 Study of an Italian Greyhound,
the property of Mrs. Poide-
vin, of Bayswater.
II 12 Bust of Sir George Chetwynd,
Bart.
1 1 17 Bust of G. W. Lyndon, Esq.
1206 Medallic portrait of Mr. Ser-
jeant Wilde.
2, Nassau Street,
992 Posthumous, in wax, of the
Earl of Plymouth.
993 Portrait of His Excellency
Baron Blome, Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary from His Danish
Majesty at the Court of St.
James.
Bust of James Colquhoun, Esq.,
Diplomatic Agent and Con-
sul-General for the Hanse
Towns in Great Britain.
Medallic portrait, in bronze,
of the Duke of Newcastle.
35, London Street,
1836. 979 Portrait of the Rev. John
Jowett, Rector of Hartfield,
Sussex.
982 Robert Southey, Esq., LL.D.,
Poet laureate.
984 John Marshall, Esq.
986 Miss Shepherd.
987 William Wordsworth, Esq.
1 1 40 Medallic portrait in wax of
Earl Comwallis.
1142 Medallic portrait of Miss Mit-
ford.
1207 Posthumous bust of the Rev.
John Wilcox, M.A., Rector
of Stoneham, Suffolk.
1838. 569 Posthumous portrait of the late
John Marshall, Junr., Esq.
573 Henry Marshall, Esq.
586 Portrait of a gentleman.
1839. 690 do. lady (drawing),
1271 Study from nature.
1273 Portrait of a young gentleman
in the naval service of the
Hon. East India Com-
pany.
1840. 1084/. Medallic portrait of the Rev.
T. B. Buller, M.A.
1 1 23 Bust of W. C. Ross, Esq.,
A.R.A., miniature painter
to Her Majesty.
1 84 1. 1 127 Medallic portrait of Henry
Taylor, Esq.
1128 Medallic portrait of the late
Earl of Durham.
1320 Bust of J. Preston Neal, Esq.
1842. 1288 Oberon and Titania. " I know
a bank whereon the wild
thyme blows, etc." — Afid-
summer Nighfs Dream,
48, Gower Street.
1843. 1354 Medallic portrait of the Rev.
Joseph Clark, M.A.
1 597 Posthumous portrait of the in-
fant child of Pedro de Zu-
lueta, Esq'.
1844. 1247 Venus and Adonis. "He will
away, and from her twining
arms doth urge releasing,
etc."
1164 Medallic portrait, in wax, of a
lady deceased.
1 410 Model of a marble monument,
erected by subscription in
the church of St. Margaret,
Lothbury, to the memory of
the Rev. Watts Wilkinson,
B.A.
1845. 1356 Portrait of a child, a medallion
in bronze.
1387 John Baptist Cramer, Esq.,
for a medal now executing
by B. Wyon.
1846. 1406 Model of a monument now
executing to the memory of
the late Rev. Josiah Pratt,
B.D., Vicar of St. Stephen's,
Coleman Street, one of the
originators, and for upwards
of 20 years Secretary of the
Church Missionary Society.
26, Charlotte Street,
1847. 1291 Medallic portrait of Madame
Anaide Castellane.
1296 Speranza. "Upon her arm a
silver anchor lay. Whereon
390
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Edward William — continued,
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847. 1299 Medallic portrait of W. Vin-
cent Wallace, Esq.
68, Mortimer Street.
1S48. 1312 Oberon and Titania.
1428 Posthumous bust of a lady.
1850. 1098 Bust of Robert Belford Wallis,
son of B. H, Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Charg^ d'Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Stanhope Street,
1853- »3?» Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Midsmnmer
Nighfs Dream,
1416 Charity; a monumental sketch.
" That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see'st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiah y Iviii, 7.
I4S8 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestalare — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued," "Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
1481 Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
1493 Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
1855. 1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq.; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bustof Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
131+ Bustof James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Alisop Terrace,
i357» '336 James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
1857. 1 341 The late James Meadows Ren-
del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
bust.
1858. 1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
North - West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson; marble.
1371 Joseph Locke, Esq., M. P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1 86 1. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda, Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
— Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
994 Oberon. " Thou rememberst
since once I sat upon a pro-
montory, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1055 John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
1S62. 1005 Briseis. "She in soft sorrow
and in pensive thought." —
Iliad,
1085 Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
ble bust
1106 The late I. K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
1 107 The late Admiral Moorson.
1 1 18 Miranda. "O, I have suf-
fer'd With those that I saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1863. 1 153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the In.stitution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1 1 64 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 1 66 Daniel C}ooch,Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
1864. 979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbairn, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
1865. 9»i Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1 01 9 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
1866. 844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
100^ John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
391
1866. 1036 John Devonshire Ellis, Esq.;
medallion.
1867. 1 147 N. Griffiths, Esq.; marble
bust.
1167 Robert Napier, Esq., C.E.,
Glasgow; marble bust.
1 188 A woman of the Delta, Egypt;
marble statuette.
1868. 966 Henry Bessemer, Esq., C.E.;
marble.
1143 Edward Headland, Esq.
1869. 1 1 66 The late John Probert, Esq.,
Founder of the Royal Medi-
cal Benevolent College, for
which Institution the bust
is executed; marble.
1870. 1157 Night; marble statuette. "Thy
dewy fingers draw The
gradual dusky veil." — JT,
Collins,
1188 John Penn, Esq.; marble.
1873. '437 The Very Rev. H. L. Mansel,
D.D., late Dean of St.
Paurs.
1874. 1557 The Rector of St. Marylebone;
marble.
1875. ^62 Miss Chad wick; marble.
1876. i47« The Very Rev. the Dean of
St. Paul's. {The Dean in
1876 was Ricluird William
Churchy but this exhibit may
be the marble of Dean
Mansel")
{Edward W, Wyon was the third son of
Thomas Wyon^ Senr,)
WYON, George W Medalist.
G. Wyon, 5, Royal Mint.
1856. 631 Portrait of a boy.
G, W, Wyon, 5, Royal Mint.
1858. 1 109 F. J. Graham, Esq., B.A., of
Crawford, Middlesex ; medal-
lion.
( George Wyon was a son of fames Jiyo;iy
Engraver at the Royal Mint,)
WYON, Henry Medalist.
5, Royal Mint.
1855. 731 Impression from an unfinished
die for a medal, to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1494 Design for a medal to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1856. 654 A medal presented to the
Licensed Victuallers' School
by John James Homer, Esq.
{Henry Wyon was a son of James Wyon,
Engraver at the Royal Mint^j
WYON, John W Painter,
J. Wyon,
77, Great Titchfield Street.
1862. 224 Home instruction.
WYON, Joseph Shepherd... Medalist.
3, Edward Place,
Langham Place.
1855. 696 Impression from a medal die —
James Watt — from the bust,
by Chan trey.
1856. 642 Head of Giustiniani Apollo.
1858. 1 112 The Watt medal of the Insti-
tution of Civil Engineers;
bronze.
1325 Medallion portrait.
(Chief Engraver of Her Majesty's
Seals.)
287, Regent Street.
i860. 870 The late Richard Trevithick,
inventor of the locomotive,
being the obverse of a medal
given by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada
to their engine drivers for
good conduct.
1 86 1. 796 Medal struck to commemorate
the inauguration of the Vic-
toria Bridge, Montreal, by
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
979 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
medallion.
1862. 697 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in 1854.
702 Prize medal of the Department
of Public Instruction in the
Punjaub. Founded in mem-
ory of the late W. D. Arnold,
First Director of the De-
partment, and a son of
the late Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
703 Cawasjee Byramjee, of Bom-
bay; testimonial medal.
716 Prize medal, founded in the
University of Oxford, in
memory of the late Mr. J.
Johnson, " Radcliffe Ob-
server."
1060 Sir Daniel Cooper, late Speaker
of the Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales : medal-
lion.
390
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Edward William — continued.
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847. 1299 Medallic portrait of W. Vin-
cent Wallace, Esq.
68, Mortimer Street,
1S48. 1312 Oberon and Titania.
1428 Posthumous bust of a lady.
1850. 1098 Bust of Robert Belford Wallis,
son of B. H. Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Charg^ d'Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Stanhope Street,
1853. 1351 Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Midsummer
Night's Dream,
1416 Charity; a monumental sketch.
** That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see'st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiah^ Iviii, 7.
1458 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestalare — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued," " Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
1481 Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
1493 Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
• 855. 1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq.; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bustof Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
1314 Bust of James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Allsop Terrace,
1S57. 1336 James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
1857. 1 34 1 The late James Meadows Ren-
del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
bust.
1858. 1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
Nortli - West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson; marble.
>37' Joseph Locke, Esq., M.P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1861. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda, Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
— Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
994 Oberon. " Thou rememberst
since once I sat upon a pro-
montory, etc." — Midsummer
Night's Dream,
1055 John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
1S62. 1005 Briseis. "She in soft sorrow
and in pensive thought." —
Iliad,
1085 Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
ble bust
1 106 The late I. K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
1 107 The late Admiral Moorson.
1 118 Miranda. " O, I have suf-
fer 'd With those that I saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1863. 1 153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the Institution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1164 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 1 66 Daniel ( J ooch, Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
1864. 979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbairn, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
1865. 911 Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1019 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
1866. 844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
1005 John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
391
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1873.
1874.
1036 John Devonshire Ellis, Esq.;
medallion.
1 147 N. Griffiths, Esq. ; marble
bust.
1167 Robert Napier, Esq., C.E.,
Glasgow; marble bust.
1188 A woman of the Delta, Egypt;
marble statuette.
966 Henry Bessemer, Esq., C.E.;
marble.
1 143 Edward Headland, Esq,
1 1 66 The late John Probert, Esq.,
Founder of the Royal Medi-
cal Benevolent College, for
which Institution the bust
is executed; marble.
1157 Night; marble statuette. "Thy
dewy fingers draw The
gradual dusky veil." — Jf\
Collins,
1 1 88 John Penn, Esq.; marble.
1437 The Very Rev. H. L. Mansel,
D.D., late Dean of St.
Paul's.
1557 The Rector of St. Marylebone;
marble.
1875. 1362 Miss Chadwick; marble.
1876. 1471 The Very Rev. the Dean of
St, Paul's. {The Dean in
1876 was Ricliard William
Churchy but this exhibit may
be the marble of Dean
Mansel^
{Edward \V, Wyon was the third son of
Thomas Wyon, Senr,)
WYON, George W Medalist.
G, Wyon, 5, jRoyal Mint.
1856. 631 Portrait of a boy.
G. W. Wyon, 5, Royal Mint.
1858. 1109 F. J. Graham, Esq., B.A., of
Crawford, Middlesex; medal- j
lion.
( George Wyon was a son of James Jfyo/i,
Engraver at the Royal Mint.) \
WYON, Henry Medalist.
5, Royal Mint.
1855. 731 Impression from an unfinished
die for a medal, to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1494 Design for a medal to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1856. 654 A medal presented to the
Licensed Victuallers' School
by John James Homer, Esq.
{Henry Wyon was a son of James Wyon,
Engraver at the Royal Mint.)
WYON, John W Painter.
/. Wyon,
77, Great Titchfield Street.
1862. 224 Home instruction.
WYON, Joseph Shepherd... Medalist.
3, Edward Place,
Langham Place,
1855. 696 Impression from a medal die —
James Watt — from the bust,
by Chantrey.
1856. 642 Head of Giustiniani Apollo.
1858. 1 112 The Watt medal of the Insti-
tution of Civil Engineers;
bronze.
1325 Medallion portrait.
(Chief Engraver of Her Majesty's
Seals.)
287, Regent Street,
i860. 870 The late Richard Trevithick,
inventor of the locomotive,
being the obverse of a medal
given by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada
to their engine drivers for
good conduct.
1 86 1. 796 Medal struck to commemorate
the inauguration of the Vic-
toria Bridge, Montreal, by
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
979 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
medallion.
1862. 697 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in 1854.
702 Prize medal of the Department
of Public Instruction in the
Punjaub. Founded in mem-
ory of the late W. D. Arnold,
First Director of the De-
partment, and a son of
the late Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
703 Cawasjee Byramjee, of Bom-
bay; testimonial medal.
716 Prize medal, founded in the
University of Oxford, in
memory of the late Mr. J.
Johnson, " Radcliffe Ob-
server."
1060 Sir Daniel Cooper, late Speaker
of the Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales; medal-
lion.
390
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Edward William — continued,
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847. 1299 Medallic portrait of W. Vin-
cent Wallace, Esq.
68, Mortimer Street,
1S48. 1312 Oberon and Titania.
1428 Posthumous bust of a lady.
1850. 1098 Bust of Robert Belford Wallis,
son of B. H. Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Charg^ d*Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Stafihope Street,
1853. n5» Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1416 Charity; a monumental sketch.
"That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see^st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiahy Iviii, 7.
1458 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestalare — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued," "Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
1481 Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
1493 Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq.; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bust of Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
1314 Bust of James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Allsop Terrace,
i357' '33^ James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
•855.
1857. i34» The late James Meadows Ren-
del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
bust.
1858. 1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
North - West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson; marble.
>37« Joseph Locke, Esq., M.P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1 86 1. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda, Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
— Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
994 Oberon. " Thou rememberst
since once I sat upon a pro-
montory, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1055 John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
1S62. 1005 Briseis. "She in soft sorrow
i and in pensive thought." —
I Iliad,
I 1085 Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
; ble bust
j 1 106 The late I. K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
1107 The late Admiral Moorson.
1 1 18 Miranda. " O, I have suf-
fer 'd With those that 1 saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1863. 1 153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the In.stitution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1164 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 166 Daniel (iooch, Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
1864. 979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbairn, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
1865. 911 Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1019 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
1866. 844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
1005 John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
391
1866. 1036 John Devonshire Ellis, Esq.;
medallion.
1867. 1 147 N. Griffiths, Esq.; marble
bust.
1167 Robert Napier, Esq., C.E.,
Glasgow; marble bust.
1188 A woman of the Delta, Egypt;
marble statuette.
1868. 966 Henry Bessemer, Esq., C.E.;
marble.
1143 Edward Headland, Esq.
1869. 1166 The late John Probert, Esq.,
Founder of the Royal Medi-
cal Benevolent College, for
which Institution the bust
is executed; marble.
1870. 1157 Night; marble statuette. "Thy
dewy fingers draw The
gradual dusky veil." — Jf\
Collins,
1188 John Penn, Esq.; marble.
1873. H37 The Very Rev. H. L. Mansel,
D.D., late Dean of St.
Paurs.
1874. 1557 The Rector of St. Marylebone;
marble.
1875. 1362 Miss Chadwick; marble.
1876. 1471 The Very Rev. the Dean of
St. Paul's. (^The Dean in
1876 was Ricliard William
Churchy but this exhibit may
be the marble of Dean
ManseL)
{Edward IV, IVyon was the third son of
Thomas Wyon, Senr,)
WYON, George W Medalist.
G, IVyon, 5, Royal Mint,
1856. 631 Portrait of a boy.
G, W, Wyon, 5, Royal Mint,
1858. 1109 F. J. Graham, Esq., B.A., of
Crawford, Middlesex ; medal-
lion.
( George Wyon was a son of James Hyo/i,
Engraver at the Royal Mint.)
WYON, Henry Medalist.
5, Royal Mint,
1855. 731 Impression from an unfinished
die for a medal, to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1494 Design for a medal to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1856. 654 A medal presented to the
Licensed Victuallers' School
by John James Homer, Esq.
(Henry Wyon was a son of James Wyon,
Engraver at tlie Royal Mint}}
WYON, John W Painter.
J. Wyon^
77, Great Titchfield Street,
1862. 224 Home instruction.
WYON, Joseph Shepherd... Medalist.
3, Edward Place ^
Langham Place,
1855- 696 Impression from a medal die —
James Watt — from the bust,
by Chantrey.
1856. 642 Head of Giustiniani Apollo.
1858. 1 1 12 The Watt medal of the Insti-
tution of Civil Engineers;
bronze.
1325 Medallion portrait.
(Chief Engraver of Her Majesty's
Seals.)
287, Regent Street,
i860. 870 The late Richard Trevithick,
inventor of the locomotive,
being the obverse of a medal
given by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada
to their engine drivers for
good conduct.
1 86 1. 796 Medal struck to commemorate
the inauguration of the Vic-
toria Bridge, Montreal, by
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
979 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
medallion.
1862. 697 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in 1854.
702 Prize medal of the Department
of Public Instruction in the
Punjaub. Founded in mem-
ory of the late W. D. Arnold,
First Director of the De-
partment, and a son of
the late Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
703 Cawasjee Byramjee, of Bom-
bay; testimonial medal.
716 Prize medal, founded in the
University of Oxford, in
memory of the late Mr. J.
Johnson, " Radcliffe Ob-
server."
io6o Sir Daniel Cooper, late Speaker
of the Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales ; medal-
lion.
390
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Edward William — continued,
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847. 1299 Medallic portrait of W. Yin-
cent Wallace, Esq.
68, Mortimer Street.
1S48. 1312 Oberon and Titania.
1428 Posthumous bust of a lady.
1850. 1098 Bust of Robert Belford WalUs,
son of B. H. Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Chargd d'Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Stanhope Street,
1853. 1351 Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1416 Charity; a monumental sketch.
" That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see'st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiah^ Iviii, 7.
1458 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestalare — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued,'* " Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
148 1 Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
1493 Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
• 855. 1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq.; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bustof Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
1314 Bustof James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Allsop Terrace,
i357' '33^ James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
1857. 1341 The late James Meadows Ren-
del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
bust.
1858. 1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
North - West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson; marble.
i37« Joseph Locke, Esq., M.P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1 86 1. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda, Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
— Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
994 Oberon. " Thou rememberst
since once I sat upon a pro-
montory, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
105s John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
1 86 2. 1005 Briseis. "She in soft sorrow
and in pensive thought." —
Iliad,
Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
ble bust
06 The late I. K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
The late Admiral Moorson.
Miranda. " O, I have suf-
fer'd With those that I saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1863. 1 153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the Institution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1 1 64 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 166 Daniel (Jooch,Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
1864. 979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbaim, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
1865. 911 Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1 01 9 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
1866. 844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
1005 John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
1085
1107
1118
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
391
1866. 1036 John Devonshire Ellis, Esq.;
medallion.
1867. 1147 N. Griffiths, Esq.; marble
bust.
1167 Robert Napier, Esq., C.E.,
Glasgow; marble bust.
1188 A woman of the Delta, Egypt;
marble statuette.
1868. 966 Henry Bessemer, Esq., C.E.;
marble.
1 143 Edward Headland, Esq.
1869. 1166 Tlie late John Probert, Esq.,
Founder of the Royal Medi-
cal Benevolent College, for
which Institution the bust
is executed; marble.
1870. 1157 Night; marble statuette. "Thy
dewy fingers draw The
gradual dusky veil." — Jf,
Collins,
1188 John Penn, Esq.; marble.
1873. H37 The Very Rev. H. L. Mansel,
D.D., late Dean of St.
Paurs.
1874. 1557 The Rector of St. Mary lebone;
marble.
1875. '362 Miss Chad wick; marble.
1876. 1471 The Very Rev. the Dean of
St. Paul's. {The Dean in
1876 was Ricliard William
Churchy but this exhibit may
be the marble of Dean
Mansel,)
{Edward JV, IVyon was the third son of
Thomas Wyon^ Senr,)
WYON, George W Medalist.
G. JVyon, 5, jRoyal Mint.
1856. 631 Portrait of a boy.
G, IV. IVyon, 5, Royal Mint.
1858. 1 109 F. J. Graham, Esq., B.A., of
Crawford, Middlesex ; medal-
lion.
( George IVyon was a son of James Wyon^
Engraver at the Royal Mint.)
WYON, Henry Medalist.
5, Royal Mint.
1855. 73 » Impression from an unfinished
die for a medal, to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1494 Design for a medal to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1856. 654 A medal presented to the
Licensed Victuallers' School
by John James Homer, Esq.
{Henry IVyon was a son of fames iVyon^
Engraver at t/ie Royal Mint^
WYON, John W Painter.
/. JVyon^
77, Great Titchfield Street.
1862. 224 Home instruction.
WYON, Joseph Shepherd... Medalist.
3, Edward Place^
Langham Place.
1855. 696 Impression from a medal die —
James Watt — from the bust,
by Chantrey.
I 1856. 642 Head of Giustiniani Apollo.
I 1858. 1 1 12 The Watt medal of the Insti-
! tution of Civil Engineers;
I bronze.
1325 Medallion portrait.
(Chief Engraver of Her Majesty's
Seals.)
287, Regent Street.
i860. 870 The late Richard Trevithick,
inventor of the locomotive,
being the obverse of a medal
given by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada
to their engine drivers for
good conduct.
1 86 1. 796 Medal struck to commemorate
the inauguration of the Vic-
toria Bridge, Montreal, by
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
979 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
medallion.
1862. 697 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in 1854.
702 Prize medal of the Department
of Public Instruction in the
Punjaub. Founded in mem-
ory of the late W. D. Arnold,
First Director of the De-
partment, and a son of
the late Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
703 Cawasjee Byramjee, of Bom-
bay; testimonial medal.
716 Prize medal, founded in the
University of Oxford, in
memory of the late Mr. J.
Johnson, " Radcliffe Ob-
server."
io6o Sir Daniel Cooper, late Speaker
of the Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales; medal-
lion.
390
THE ROYAL ACAE
>EMY
1857
Wyon,
Edward Williaim—con/tnued.
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847.
1299 Medallic portrait of W. Yin- | 1858
cent Wallace, Esq. j
68, Mortimer Street. \
1S48.
1312 Oberon and Titania. !
1428 Posthumous bust of a lady.
EXHIBITORS
1850. 1098 Bust of Robert Belford Wallis,
son of B. H. Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Chargd d'Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Stanhope Street,
1853. i35» Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1416 Charity; a monumental sketch.
** That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see'st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiahy Iviii, 7.
1458 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestalare — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued,'* " Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
• 855. 1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq.; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bust of Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
1314 Bust of James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Alisop Terrace,
»S57' '336 James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
1481
H93
1862.
1 34 1 The late James Meadows Ren-
del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
bust.
1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
North - West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
I 1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson ; marble.
1371 Joseph Locke, Esq., M.P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1 86 1. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda, Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
— Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
994 Oberon. " Thou rememberst
since once I sat upon a pro-
montory, etc." — Midsummer
Nighfs Dream,
1055 John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
1005 Briseis. " She in soft sorrow
and in pensive thought." —
Itiad,
1085 Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
ble bust
1106 The late I, K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
1 107 The late Admiral Moorson.
II 18 Miranda. " O, I have suf-
fered With those that I saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1 153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the Institution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1164 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 166 Daniel Cjooch,Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbairn, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
911 Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1019 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
1005 John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
391
1866. 1036 John Devonshire Ellis, Esq.;
medallion.
1867. 1147 N. Griffiths, Esq.; marble
bust.
1 167 Robert Napier, Esq., C.E.,
Glasgow; marble bust.
1188 A woman of the Delta, Egypt;
marble statuette.
1868. 966 Henry Bessemer, Esq., C.E.;
marble.
1143 Edward Headland, Esq.
1869. 1 1 66 The late John Probert, Esq.,
Founder of the Royal Medi-
cal Benevolent College, for
which Institution the bust
is executed; marble.
1870. 1157 Night; marble statuette. "Thy
dewy fingers draw The
gradual dusky veil." — JT,
Collins,
1188 John Penn, Esq.; marble.
1873. H37 The Very Rev. H. L. Mansel,
D.D., late Dean of St.
PauPs.
1874. 1557 The Rector of St. Mary lebone;
marble.
1875. '3^* Miss Chadwick; marble.
1876. 1471 The Very Rev. the Dean of 1
St. Paul's. {The Dean in
1876 was Ricliard William
Churchy but this exhibit may
be the marble of Dean
Mansel^
{Edward JV. IVyon was the third son of
Thomas Wyon^ Senr.)
WYON, George W Medalist.
G. Wyon^ 5, Royal Mint,
1856. 631 Portrait of a boy.
G. IV, Wyon, 5, Royal Mint.
1858. 1 109 F. J. Graham, Esq., B.A., of
Crawford, Middlesex ; medal-
lion.
( George IVyon was a son of fames IVyoHy
Engraver at the Royal Mint.)
WYON, Henry Medalist.
5, Royal Mint.
1855. 731 Impression from an unfinished
die for a medal, to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1494 Design for a medal to be pre-
sented to the Licensed Vic-
tuallers' School by J. J.
Homer, Esq.
1856. 654 A medal presented to the
Licensed Victuallers' School
by John James Homer, Esq.
{Henry IVyon was a son of fames IVyon,
Engraver at the Royal Mint}}
WYON, John W Painter,
/. Wyon,
77, Great Titchfield Street.
1862. 224 Home instruction.
WYON, Joseph Shepherd... Medalist.
3, Edward Place ,
Langham Place.
1855. 696 Impression from a medal die —
James Watt — from the bust,
by Chantrey.
1856. 642 Head of Giustiniani Apollo.
1858. 1 1 12 The Watt medal of the Insti-
tution of Civil Engineers;
bronze.
1325 Medallion portrait.
(Chief Engraver of Her Majesty's
Seals.)
287, Regent Street,
i860. 870 The late Richard Trevithick,
inventor of the locomotive,
being the obverse of a medal
given by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company of Canada
to their engine drivers for
good conduct.
1 86 1. 796 Medal struck to commemorate
the inauguration of the Vic-
toria Bridge, Montreal, by
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
979 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
medallion.
1862. 697 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in 1854.
702 Prize medal of the Department
of Public Instruction in the
Punjaub. Founded in mem-
ory of the late W. D. Arnold,
First Director of the De-
partment, and a son of
the late Dr. Arnold, of
Rugby.
703 Cawasjee Byranijee, of Bom-
bay; testimonial medal.
716 Prize medal, founded in the
University of Oxford, in
memory of the late Mr. J.
Johnson, " Radcliffe Ob-
server."
io6o Sir Daniel Cooper, late Speaker
of the Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales; medal-
lion.
392
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Joseph Shepherd — continued,
1863. 1125 The late Robert Bentley Todd,
M.D., Memorial Prize
Medal, founded at King's
College, London.
1185 The late James J. Berkeley,
Esq.,C.E.,ResidentEngineer
of the Great Indian Penin-
sula Railway ; medallion.
1188 The late James William
Cusack, Esq., Surgeon in
ordinary to Her Majesty in
Ireland. Professor of Sur-
gery to Trinity College,
Dublin; medallion.
1864. 874 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales;
marble.
970 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London in memory
of John Bacon, R. A.
971 Prize medal of the Bombay
Mechanics' Institution. Por-
trait of the late James J.
Berkeley, Esq., C.E., founder
of the Institution, etc., etc.
976 Prize medal founded at Dr.
Steeven's Hospital, Dublin,
by Thomas Henry Cusack,
Esq., in memory of the late
James William Cusack, Esq.,
etc.
1865. 1001 Sir W. E. Logan, Director of
the Geological Survey of
Canada; wax impression
from a medal die.
1C08 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S.; medallion.
1866. 943 The late Dr. Turrell, of
Brighton; medal.
948 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
medal.
950 Professor T. L. Donaldson,
Ph.D., etc.; medallion.
959 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S., etc.
1867. 994 H.R.H. the Princess Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein.
1869. 1057 Medallion portrait of the Rev.
Rich. Jelf, D.D., Canon of
Christ Church, Oxford, late
Principal of King's College,
London.
1 282 The late Richard Cobden, Esq.,
M.P.; medallion.
1870. 1133 The Earl of Zetland, K.T.,
etc.; medallion.
1226 Medal founded at King's Col-
lege, London, in honour of
the Rev. Dr. Jelf, etc.
(Obverse.)
1872. 1491 Medal executed under the
sanction of H.M. the Queen,
to commemorate the recov-
ery of H.R.H. the Prince
of Wales.
(The late.)
1875. **^7 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London, in mem-
ory of the late John Gibson,
R.A.
(/. S, Wyon was the eldest son of
Benjamin Wyon^ and died 1873, ^i^ 31-)
WYON, Joseph Shepherd and Alfred
Benjamin Medalists.
287, Regefit Street.
1863. 1106 Medal presented to those who
risked their own lives in
attempting to rescue their
fellow-workmen in Hartley
Colliery in January, 1862.
1 1 24 Prize medal. Exeaited for the
Commissioners for the Queens-
land branch of the Interna-
tional Exhibition of 1S6 2.
1864. 969 Prize medal of the Queensland
Agricultural Society.
3, Langliam Chambers.
1865. 998 Medal of the Bengal Photo-
graphic Society.
1006 Medal struck for the Corpora-
tion of London to com-
memorate the public entry
of H.R.H. the Princess
Ale.xandra into the City pre-
vious to her marriage with
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
7th March, 1863.
1 866. 952 The Logan medal, founded by
Sir William Logan as a
Geological Prize at McGill
College, Montreal.
953 Prize medal of the Queensland
Pastoral Society.
955 The Donaldson medal. Prize
founded at University Col-
lege^ London^ as a testimonial
to Professor T. Z. Donald-
son, Ph,D., etc., on his re-
tirement from the chair of
Architecture in the College,
1867. 992 Medal struck to commemorate
the marriage of T.R.H.
Prince and Princess Chris-
tian of Schleswig-Holstein.
993 The great seal of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales as Heredit-
ary Steward of Scotland.
1 109 Prize medal for Clinical Medi-
cine, founded at St. Bartho-
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
393
loraew's Hospital in memory
of the late W. S. Kirkes,
M.D.
1867. 1 110 The Torrance Prize medal,
founded at McGilFs College,
Montreal, Canada, for the
Promotion of Legal Studies.
1868. 1054 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Metropolitan
Asylum District Board.
1055 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Akola, Central In-
dia, 1 868; obverse.
1059 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Guardians of the
Poor of St. Mary, Islington.
1065 Prize medal presented by
W. L. Cogswell, Esq., to the
Berwick Academy in Maine,
U.S.A.
1066 The Berkeley Prize medal of
Trinity College, Dublin ;
obverse.
1073 Medal founded at the Univer-
sity of Bombay in honour of
Sir H. L. Anderson,
K.C.S.I.
1074 Medal executed for the Accli-
matization Society of Vic-
toria, Australia.
1869. 1077 Impression from the Great
Seal of the Dominion of
Canada.
1078 Medal struck by order of the
Canadian Government to
commemorate the inaugura-
tion of the Dominion of
Canada, ist July, 1867; ob-
verse.
The same; reverse.
Medal executed for the Cob-
den Club; Portrait of the
late Richard Cobden, M.P.;
obverse.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation to commemo-
rate the visit of H.I.M. the
Sultan to the City of Lon-
don, 1867.
Medal struck for the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians, in mem-
ory of the late Dr. Baly.
Prize medal of the Broach Ex-
hibition; after models by
E. W. Wyon.
Prize medal for Industrial Ex-
hibitions; allegorical figure
of Industry.
1477 Prize medal, executed by order
of the Government of the
viii.
1879
1080
1870. 1224
1228
1229
1872. 1458
1873.
1455
1456
H57
1874.
1471
Argentine Republic for the
Exhibition of Cordoba,
1871.
1872. 1481 Prize medal of the Army Med-
ical Department. Founded
in memory of the Hon.
Thomas Alexander, C.B.,
First Director-General.
1485 Medal executed under the sanc-
tion of H.M. the Queen, to
commemorate the marriage
of H.R.H. the Princess
Louise and the Marquis of
Lome.
Medal bearing the portrait of
F. James Claxton, Esq., of
Montreal.
Medal of the Royal Cinque
Ports Yacht Club, bearing
the portrait of H.R.H.
Prince Arthur.
Medal bearing the portrait of
His Holiness Pope Pius IX.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of London to
commemorate the national
thanksgiving for the recovery
of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, 27 th February, 1872.
(Joseph Shepherd Wyon,
died August 12, 1873. J, S,
and A, B, Wyon were joined
by Allan Wyon, who con-
tinued working under the
name of the Firm, for a time,
after the death of his two
elder brothers,)
1884. 1845 Prize medal of the Sir Jamsetji
Jijibhai School of Arts, Bom-
bay, in memory of the late
Earl of Mayo.
1846 Seal of the Royal College of
Music.
1851 Medal struck for His Excellency
the Marquis of Lansdowne,
G.C.M.G., Governor-Gen-
eral of Canada.
1885. 2128 Medal struck for the Govern-
ment of India in commem-
oration of the Calcutta Inter-
national Exhibition, 1883-4.
1886. 1803 Medal of the Medico-Psycho-
logical Association ; bronze.
1804 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the opening of their new
Council Chamber, Guildhall,
October 2, 1884; bronze.
392
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Joseph Shepherd — continued,
1863. 1125 The late Robert Bentley Todd,
M.D., Memorial Prize
Medal, founded at King's
College, London.
1 185 The late James J. Berkeley,
Esq.,C.E.,ResidentEngineer
of the Great Indian Penin-
sula Railway ; medallion.
1188 The late James William
Cusack, Esq., Surgeon in
ordinary to Her Majesty in
Ireland. Professor of Sur-
gery to Trinity College,
Dublin; medallion.
1864. 874 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales;
marble.
970 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London in memory
of John Bacon, R. A.
971 Prize medal of the Bombay
Mechanics' Institution. Por-
trait of the late James J.
Berkeley, Esq., C.E., founder
of the Institution, etc., etc.
976 Prize medal founded at Dr.
Steeven's Hospital, Dublin,
by Thomas Henry Cusack,
Esq., in memory of the late
James William Cusack, Esq.,
etc.
1S65. '°°* S'*" ^' ^- Logan, Director of
the Geological Survey of
Canada; wax impression
from a medal die.
1C08 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S.; medallion.
1866. 943 The late Dr. Turrell, of
Brighton; medal.
948 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
medal.
950 Professor T. L. Donaldson,
Ph.D., etc.; medallion.
959 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S., etc.
1867. 994 H.R.H. the Princess Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein.
1869. 1057 Medallion portrait of the Rev.
Rich. Jelf, D.D., Canon of
Christ Church, Oxford, late
Principal of King's College,
London.
1 282 The late Richard Cobden, Esq.,
M.P.; medallion.
1870. 1133 The Earl of Zetland, K.T.,
etc.; medallion.
1226 Medal founded at King's Col-
lege, London, in honour of
the Rev. Dr. Jelf, etc.
(Obverse.)
I 1872. 149 1 Medal executed under the
I sanction of H.M. the Queen,
j to commemorate the recov-
I ery of H.R.H. the Prince
! of Wales.
j (The late.)
1875. 1287 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London, in mem-
ory of the late John Gibson,
R.A.
(/. S. Wyon was the eldest son of
Benjamin Wyon, and died 1873, ^i^^ Zl-)
WYON, Joseph Shepherd and Alfred
Benjamin Medalists.
287, Regent Street.
1863. 1106 Medal presented to those who
risked their own lives in
attempting to rescue their
fellow-workmen in Hartley
Colliery in January, 1862.
1 1 24 Prize medal. Executed for the
Commissioners for the Queens-
land branch of the Interna-
tional Exhibition of 1S62.
1 864. 969 Prize medal of the Queensland
Agricultural Society.
3, Langham Chambers.
1865. 998 Medal of the Bengal Photo-
graphic Society.
1006 Medal struck for the Corpora-
tion of London to com-
memorate the public entry
of H.R.H. the Princess
Alexandra into the City pre-
vious to her marriage with
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
7th March, 1863.
1 866. 952 The Logan medal, founded by
Sir William Logan as a
Geological Prize at McGill
College, Montreal.
953 Prize medal of the Queensland
Pastoral Society.
955 The Donaldson medal. Prize
founded at University Col-
lege, London, as a testimonial
to Professor T. Z. Donald-
son, Ph,D,, etc, on his re-
tirement from the chair of
Architecture in the College,
1867. 992 Medal struck to commemorate
the marriage of T.R.H.
Prince and Princess Chris-
tian of Schleswig-Holstein.
993 The great seal of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales as Heredit-
ary Steward of Scotland.
1 109 Prize medal for Clinical Medi-
cine, founded at St. Bartho-
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
393
loraew's Hospital in memory
of the late W. S. Kirkes,
M.D.
1867. 1110 The Torrance Prize medal,
founded at McGilFs College,
Montreal, Canada, for the
Promotion of Legal Studies.
1868. 1054 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Metropolitan
Asylum District Board.
1055 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Akola, Central In-
dia, 1 868; obverse.
1059 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Guardians of the
Poor of St. Mary, Islington.
1065 Prize medal presented by
W. L. Cogswell, Esq., to the
Berwick Academy in Maine,
U.S.A.
1066 The Berkeley Prize medal of
Trinity College, Dublin ;
obverse.
1073 Medal founded at the Univer-
sity of Bombay in honour of
Sir H. L. Anderson,
K.C.S.I.
1074 Medal executed for the Accli-
matization Society of Vic-
toria, Australia.
1869. 1077 Impression from the Great
Seal of the Dominion of
Canada.
1078 Medal struck by order of the
Canadian Government to
commemorate the inaugura-
tion of the Dominion of
Canada, ist July, 1867; ob-
verse.
1879 The same; reverse.
1080 Medal executed for the Cob-
den Club; Portrait of the
late Richard Cobden, M.P.;
obverse.
1870. 1224 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation to commemo-
rate the visit of H.I.M. the
Sultan to the City of Lon-
don, 1867.
1 228 Medal struck for the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians, in mem-
ory of the late Dr. Baly,
1229 Prize medal of the Broach Ex-
hibition; after models by
E. W. Wyon.
1872. 1458 Prize medal for Industrial Ex-
hibitions; allegorical figure
of Industry.
1477 Prize medal, executed by order
of the Government of the
VIII.
1873.
'455
1456
1457
1874.
1471
Argentine Republic for the
Exhibition of Cordoba,
1871.
1872. 1481 Prize medal of the Army Med-
ical Department. Founded
in memory of the Hon.
Thomas Alexander, C.B.,
First Director-General.
1485 Medal executed under the sanc-
tion of H.M. the Queen, to
commemorate the marriage
of H.R.H. the Princess
Louise and the Marquis of
Lome.
Medal bearing the portrait of
F. James Claxton, Esq., of
Montreal.
Medal of the Royal Cinque
Ports Yacht Club, bearing
the portrait of H.R.H.
Prince Arthur.
Medal bearing the portrait of
His Holiness Pope Pius IX.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of London to
commemorate the national
thanksgiving for the recovery
of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, 27th February, 1872.
(Joseph Shepherd Wyon,
died August 12, 1873. J, S,
and A, B. Wyon were joined
by Allan Wyon, who con-
tinued working under the
name of the Firm, for a time,
after the death of his two
elder brothers,)
1884. 1845 Prize medal of the Sir Jamsetji
Jijibhai School of Arts, Bom-
bay, in memory of the late
Earl of Mayo.
1846 Seal of the Royal College of
Music.
1851 Medal struck for His Excellency
the Marquis of I-^nsdowne,
G.C.M.G., Governor-Gen-
eral of Canada.
1885. 2128 Medal struck for the Govern-
ment of India in commem-
oration of the Calcutta Inter-
national Exhibition, 1883-4.
1886. 1803 Medal of the Medico-Psycho-
logical Association; bronze.
1804 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the opening of their new
Council Chamber, Guildhall,
October 2, 1884; bronze.
3K
390
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1S48. 1312
1428
1850. 1098
Wyon, Edward ^ilWdLva-^continued.
she leaned ever, etc." —
Spenser,
1847. '^99 Medallic portrait of W. Vin-
cent Wallace, Esq.
68, Mortimer Street.
Oberon and Titania.
Posthumous bust of a lady.
Bust of Robert Belford Wallis,
son of B. H. Wilson, Esq.,
Her Majesty's Charge d'Af-
faires to the Republic of
Venezuela.
1 9, Start hope Street.
1853- »35' Titania; a group, designed for
Parian, to be executed for
Messrs. Wedgwood. "Come,
now a roundel, and a fairy
song, etc." — Alidsuvimer
Night's Dream.
14 1 6 Charity; a monumental sketch.
" That thou bring the poor
that are cast out to thy
house. When thou see'st the
naked that thou cover him."
— Isaiah^ Iviii, 7.
1458 The Duchess of Sutherland,
modelled partly from the
picture by Winterhalter —
the likeness from sittings
given by Her Grace in 1852.
1854. 1408 Sketch, submitted to the Com-
mittee of the Manchester
Wellington Memorial. The
subjects surrounding the
pedestal are — "Victory bear-
ing the British flag," " India
subdued," " Peace restored
to Europe," " Fame relating
the deeds of the hero."
Bust of J. Lewis Ricardo,
Esq.
Posthumous bust of George
Richardson Porter, Esq.,
Joint Secretary of the Board
of Trade, author of the
" Progress of the Nation."
• 855. 1442 J. Lewis Ricardo, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1456 George P. Bidder, Esq. ; mar-
ble.
1856. 1300 Marble bustof Robert Stephen-
son, Esq., M.P., President
of the Institution of Civil
Engineers.
1314 Bust of James M. Rendel, Esq.,
C.E.
13, Aiisop Terrace.
1S57. 1336 James Trubshaw, Esq., C.E. ;
posthumous bust, marble.
1481
H91
1857. 134* The late James Meadows Ren-
I del, Esq., C.E. ; marble
I bust.
1S58. 1227 The late Hon. James Thoma-
son, Lieut.-Governor of the
North -West Provinces of
India.
1234 Dr. Livingstone.
I 1859. 1309 John Propert, Esq., Founder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent Col-
lege.
1330 George Stephenson; marble.
«37' Joseph Locke, Esq., M.P., Pre-
sident of the Institution of
Civil Engineers.
1 86 1. 98S Prospero and Miranda. "Dost
hear? Miranda. Your tale,
sir, would cure deafness."
! — Tempest^ act i, scene 2.
I 994 Oberon. " Thou remember *st
since once I sat upon a pro-
I montory, etc." — Midsummer
! Nighfs Dream,
I «055 John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E.
18^)2. 1005 Briseis. "She in soft sorrow
j and in pensive thought." —
Iliad.
1085 Robert Hawthorn, Esq., of
j Newcastle-upon-Tyne; mar-
ble bust
1 106 The late I. K. Brunei, Esq.,
C.E.; marble bust.
1107 The late Admiral Moorson.
1 118 Miranda. " O, I have suf-
fered With those that I saw
suffer! etc." — Tempest^ act i,
scene 2.
1863. 1153 John Hawkshaw, Esq., F.R.S.,
President of the Institution
of Civil Engineers; marble
bust.
1164 Mrs. Gooch; marble bust.
1 166 Daniel Gooch, Esq., marble bust.
1202 Mrs. F. Pavey; marble medal-
lion.
1864. 979 Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.
994 William Fairbaim, Esq., F.R.S.
1050 Nicholas Wood, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Institution of
Mining Engineers.
1865. 911 Fisherman's daughter; marble.
1019 Charles M. Palmer, Esq.
1866. 844 William Bragge, Esq.; medal-
lion.
850 William Fairbairn, D.C.L., etc.
etc.
IOCS John Brown, Esq., the Master
Cutler, Atlas Steel Iron
Works, Sheffield.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
393
loraew's Hospital in memory
of the late W. S. Kirkes,
M.D.
1867. 1 110 The Torrance Prize medal,
founded at McGill's College,
Montreal, Canada, for the
Promotion of Legal Studies.
1868. 1054 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Metropolitan
Asylum District Board.
1055 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Akola, Central In-
dia, 1868; obverse.
1059 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Guardians of the
Poor of St. Mary, Islington.
1065 Prize medal presented by
W. L. Cogswell, Esq., to the
Berwick Academy in Maine,
U.S.A.
1066 The Berkeley Prize medal of
Trinity College, Dublin ;
obverse.
1073 Medal founded at the Univer-
sity of Bombay in honour of
Sir H. L. Anderson,
K.C.S.L
1074 Medal executed for the Accli-
matization Society of Vic-
toria, Australia.
1869. 1077 Impression from the Great
Seal of the Dominion of
Canada.
1078 Medal struck by order of the
Canadian Government to
commemorate the inaugura-
tion of the Dominion of
Canada, ist July, 1867; ob-
verse.
The same; reverse.
Medal executed for the Cob-
den Club; Portrait of the
late Richard Cobden, M.P.;
obverse.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation to commemo-
rate the visit of H.I.M. the
Sultan to the City of Lon-
don, 1867.
Medal struck for the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians, in mem-
ory of the late Dr. Baly,
Prize medal of the Broach Ex-
hibition; after models by
E. W. Wyon.
Prize medal for Industrial Ex-
hibitions; allegorical figure
of Industry.
1477 Prize medal, executed by order
of the Government of the
VIII.
1879
1080
1870. 1224
1228
1229
1872. 1458
Argentine Republic for the
Exhibition of Cordoba,
1871.
1872. 1481 Prize medal of the Army Med-
ical Department. Founded
in memory of the Hon.
Thomas Alexander, C.B.,
First Director-General.
1485 Medal executed under the sanc-
tion of H.M. the Queen, to
commemorate the marriage
of H.R.H. the Princess
Louise and the Marquis of
Lome.
1373. 1455 Medal bearing the portrait of
F. James Claxton, Esq., of
Montreal.
1456 Medal of the Royal Cinque
Ports Yacht Club, bearing
the portrait of H.R.H.
Prince Arthur.
1457 Medal bearing the portrait of
His Holiness Pope Pius IX.
1874. 147 » Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of London to
commemorate the national
thanksgiving for the recovery
of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, 27th February, 1872.
(Joseph Shepherd Wyon^
died August 12, 1873. J, S,
and A, B, Wyon were joined
by Allan Wyon^ who con-
tinued working under the
name of the Firm^for a time^
after the death of his two
elder brothers,)
1884. 1845 Prize medal of the Sir Jamsetji
Jijibhai School of Arts, Bom-
bay, in memory of the late
Earl of Mayo.
1846 Seal of the Royal College of
Music.
1851 Medal struck for His Excellency
the Marquis of Lansdowne,
G.C.M.G., Governor-Gen-
eral of Canada.
1885. 2128 Medal struck for the Govern-
ment of India in commem-
oration of the Calcutta Inter-
national Exhibition, 1883-4.
1886. 1803 Medal of the Medico-Psycho-
logical Association ; bronze.
1804 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the opening of their new
Council Chamber, Guildhall,
October 2, 1884; bronze.
392
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Wyon, Joseph Shepherd — continued,
1863. 1125 The late Robert Bentley Todd,
M.D., Memorial Prize
Medal, founded at King's
College, London.
1 185 The late James J. Berkeley,
Esq.,C.E.,ResidentEngineer
of the Great Indian Penin-
sula Railway ; medallion.
1188 The late James William
Cusack, Esq., Surgeon in
ordinary to Her Majesty in
Ireland. Professor of Sur-
gery to Trinity College,
Dublin; medallion.
1864. 874 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales;
marble.
970 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London in memory
of John Bacon, R. A.
971 Prize medal of the Bombay
Mechanics' Institution. Por-
trait of the late James J.
Berkeley, Esq., C.E., founder
of the Institution, etc., etc.
976 Prize medal founded at Dr.
Steeven's Hospital, Dublin,
by Thomas Henry Cusack,
Esq., in memory of the late
James William Cusack, Esq.,
etc.
1865. 1001 Sir W. E. Logan, Director of
the Geological Survey of
Canada; wax impression
from a medal die.
1C08 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S.; medallion.
1866. 943 The late Dr. Turrell, of
Brighton; medal.
948 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales;
medal.
950 Professor T. L. Donaldson,
Ph.D., etc.; medallion.
959 Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P.,
F.R.S., etc.
1867. 994 H.R.H. the Princess Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein.
1869. 1057 Medallion portrait of the Rev.
Rich. Jelf, D.D., Canon of
Christ Church, Oxford, late
Principal of King's College,
London.
1 282 The late Richard Cobden, Esq.,
M.P.; medallion.
1870. 1133 The Earl of Zetland, K.T.,
etc.; medallion.
1226 Medal founded at King's Col-
lege, London, in honour of
the Rev. Dr. Jelf, etc.
(Obverse.)
I 1872. 149 1 Medal executed under the
I sanction of H.M. the Queen,
: to commemorate the recov-
I ery of H.R.H. the Prince
of Wales.
(The late.)
j 1875. 1287 Medal executed for the Art
Union of London, in mem-
ory of the late John Gibson,
R.A.
(/. S, Wyon 7vas the eldest son of
Benjamin Wyon, and died 1873, ^^^^37-)
WYON, Joseph Shepherd and Alfred
Benjamin Medalists.
287, Regent Street,
1863. 1106 Medal presented to those who
risked their own lives in
attempting to rescue their
fellow-workmen in Hartley
Colliery in January, 1862.
1124 Prize medal. ExeaUed for the
Commissioners forthe Queens-
land branch of the Interna-
tional Exhibition of 1S62,
1 864. 969 Prize medal of the Queensland
Agricultural Society.
3, Langham Chambers,
1865. 998 Medal of the Bengal Photo-
graphic Society.
1006 Medal struck for the Corpora-
tion of London to com-
memorate the public entry
of H.R.H. the Princess
Alexandra into the City pre-
vious to her marriage with
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales,
7th March, 1863.
1866. 952 The Logan medal, founded by
Sir William Logan as a
Geological Prize at McGill
College, Montreal.
953 Prize medal of the Queensland
Pastoral Society.
955 The Donaldson medal. Prize
founded at University Col-
lege^ London^ as a testimonial
to Professor T, L, Donald-
son^ Ph,D., etc., on his re-
tirement from the chair of
Architecture in the College,
1867. 992 Medal struck to commemorate
the marriage of T.R.H.
Prince and Princess Chris-
tian of Schleswig-Holstein.
993 The great seal of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales as Heredit-
ary Steward of Scotland.
1109 Prize medal for Clinical Medi-
cine, founded at St. Bartho-
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
393
loraew's Hospital in memory
of the late W. S. Kirkes,
M.D.
1867. 1 110 The Torrance Prize medal,
founded at McGiirs College,
Montreal, Canada, for the
Promotion of Legal Studies.
1868. 1054 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Metropolitan
Asylum District Board.
1055 Prize medal of the Exhibition
held at Akola, Central In-
dia, 1868; obverse.
1059 Impressions in wax from the
seal of the Guardians of the
Poor of St. Mary, Islington.
1065 Prize medal presented by
W. L. Cogswell, Esq., to the
Berwick Academy in Maine,
U.S.A.
1066 The Berkeley Prize medal of
Trinity College, Dublin ;
obverse.
1073 Medal founded at the Univer-
sity of Bombay in honour of
Sir H. L. Anderson,
K.C.S.I.
1074 Medal executed for the Accli-
matization Society of Vic-
toria, Australia.
1869. 1077 Impression from the Great
Seal of the Dominion of
Canada.
1078 Medal struck by order of the
Canadian Government to
commemorate the inaugura-
tion of the Dominion of
Canada, ist July, 1867; ob-
verse.
The same; reverse.
Medal executed for the Cob-
den Clubj Portrait of the
late Richard Cobden, M.P.;
obverse.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation to commemo-
rate the visit of H.I.M. the
Sultan to the City of Lon-
don, 1867.
Medal struck for the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians, in mem-
ory of the late Dr. Baly,
Prize medal of the Broach Ex-
hibition; after models by
E. W. Wyon.
Prize medal for Industrial Ex-
hibitions; allegorical figure
of Industry.
1477 Prize medal, executed by order
of the Government of the
viii.
1879
1080
1870. 1224
1228
1229
1872. 1458
1873-
1455
1456
1457
1874.
1471
Argentine Republic for the
Exhibition of Cordoba,
1871.
1872. 1481 Prize medal of the Army Med-
ical Department. Founded
in memory of the Hon.
Thomas Alexander, C.B.,
First Director-General.
1485 Medal executed under the sanc-
tion of H.M. the Queen, to
commemorate the marriage
of H.R.H. the Princess
Louise and the Marquis of
Lome.
Medal bearing the portrait of
F. James Claxton, Esq., of
Montreal.
Medal of the Royal Cinque
Ports Yacht Club, bearing
the portrait of H.R.H.
Prince Arthur.
Medal bearing the portrait of
His Holiness Pope Pius IX.
Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of London to
commemorate the national
thanksgiving for the recovery
of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, 27 th February, 1872.
(Joseph Shepherd Wyon^
died August 12, 1873. J, S.
and A, B, Wyon were joined
by Allan WyoUy who con-
tinued working under the
name of the Fimtyfor a titne^
after the death of his two
elder brothers,)
1884. 1845 Prize medal of the Sir Jamsetji
Jijibhai School of Arts, Bom-
bay, in memory of the late
Earl of Mayo.
1846 Seal of the Royal College of
Music.
1851 Medal struck for His Excellency
the Marquis of Lansdowne,
G.C.M.G., Governor-Gen-
eral of Canada.
1885. 2128 Medal struck for the Govern-
ment of India in commem-
oration of the Calcutta Inter-
national Exhibition, 1883-4.
1886. 1803 Medal of the Medico-Psycho-
logical Association ; bronze.
1804 Medal struck by order of the
Corporation of the City of
London to commemorate
the opening of their new
Council Chamber, Guildhall,
October 2, 1884; bronze.
3K
394
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
WYON, Leonard Charles... Medalist.
Her Majesty s Mint.
1843. '346 The late James Watt, Esq.
1844. 1019 Thomas Uwins, Esq., R.A.
1245 Obverse of a medal die.
1845. 975* J. R. Herbert, Esq., R.A.
1297 Medal to commemorate the
visit of the Emperor of
Russia to England.
1299 Medal portrait of Thorwaldsen.
1323 John Pendlebury, Esq.
1846. 988 Professor Faraday.
1366 Head of the Apollo Belvedere;
obtained the silver medal at
the Royal Academy in 1845.
1367 Medal of T. Stothard, Esq.,
R.A.
1847. 1290 Medal of the Very Rev. Theo-
bald Mathew, President of
the Temperance Society.
1848. 686 Medal of William Wordsworth,
Esq., the poet.
1314 Medal of Father Mathew.
1316 do. William Wordsworth,
Esq., poet
1849. 708 Medal of Hogarth, executed
for the Art Union of Lon-
don.
1851. 985 Portraits of the Royal children,
modelled by command of
Her Majesty the Queen in
1850.
22, Bioomfield Road.
1854. 1272 Medals: Robert Stephenson,
Esq.,M.P.j Beriah Botfield,
Esq.; Joseph Neeld, Esq.,
M.P.; Prize Medal of the
Pharmaceutical Society of
Great Britain; Dean Colet;
Robert Liston.
1278 Medal presented by the Foreign
Office "for saving the lives
of British subjects"; and
Prize Medal of the Grammar
School of Bury St. Edmunds.
^^5S- 7*5 Richard Sainthill, of Topsham,
Devon.
727 Medal of the late Dr. Pereira,
executed for the Pharma-
ceutical Society of Great
Britain.
54, Hamilton Terrace,
1856. 647 Medal, awarded by the Paris
Exhibition Commissioners of
New South Wales to the
most meritorious contribu-
tors of articles sent from
Sydney, etc., to the Paris
Exhibition of 1855.
1858. 1 108 TheMarriage Medal of H.R.H.
the Princess Royal of Eng-
land and Prince Frederick
William of Prussia.
i860. 895 Impressions from the Royal
Academy Turner Medal.
{Eidest son of IVilliatn Wyon, R.A., died
August 20, 1891, aged 65.)
WYON, Thomas Medalist.
20y John Street^ Bhukfriars.
1809. 661 Impression from a steel seal
for the Corporation of Liver-
pool.
675 Portrait of Lord Nelson. Im-
pression from a die for a
gold medal given by Dr.
Turton for a poetical essay
on the death of that lamented
hero.
1 8 10. 601 Reverse: The union.
644 Portraits of Their Majesties;
i mpressions from a medal die.
181 1. 692 Portrait of H.R.H. the Prince
Regent; impression from a
medal die.
1812. 650 Portrait of a gentleman; im-
pression from a medal die.
(Chief Engraver of His Majesty's
Seals.)
30, Vauxhall Walk.
1 8 18. 977 Impression from a medal die;
Portrait of H.R.H. the late
Princess Charlotte, from a
bust by Turnerelli.
{T. Wyon^ Senr,, 7vas the eidest son of
George Wyon^ and died Oct. 18, 1830,
aged 63.)
WYON, Thomas, Junr Medalist.
20, John Street^
Blackfriars Road.
1809. 679 Impression from an engraving
on steel after the manner of
a gem ; British Minerva.
1 810. 634 Bust of Antinous; impression
from an engraving on steel.
181 1. 693 Lord Viscount Wellington.
701 Isis; impression from a medal
die.
1 8 1 2. 645 Peace checking the fury of war ;
an impression from a medal
die.
Royal Mint.
1813. 549 Impression from the Chancel-
lor's prize medal, University
of Cambridge.
550 The explosion of the British
fire ship in Aix roads.
1 8 14. 392 The Rt. Hon. Sir J. Banks,
K.B., P.R.S., etc.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
395
1 814. 393 Impression from a seal for the
Antiquarian Society, New-
castle.
394 Impression of the reverse of a
medal to the memory of the
late Rt. Hon. Wm. Pitt.
1815. 830 His Majesty; impression from
a medal die.
836 Europe, restored by the assist-
ance of Britannia. From a
design by H. Howard, R.A. ;
impression from a reverse
medal die.
1 8 16. 868 Impression of the reverse of a
medal for the Liverpool Pitt
Club. From a design by
H. Howard, R.A.
869 H.R.H. Prince Regent; im-
pression from a medal die.
872 The late Rt. Hon. William Pitt;
impression from a medal die
for the Liverpool Pitt Club.
(Chief Engraver, His Majesty's
Mint.)
18 1 7. 978 Impression from the die of a
medal struck to commemor-
ate the Jubilee of Augt. i,
1 8 14. Designed by H. How-
ard, R.A.
979 Impression from the reverse
die for a medal commemor-
ating the Battle of Waterloo.
981 Model in wax. Portrait of
H.R.H. the Prince Regent.
From a drawing by Sir T.
Lawrence, R.A.
983 Impression from a medal die;
portrait of H.R.H. the Prince
Regent.
(T, Wyon, Junr,, was the eldest son of
Thomas Wyon^ Senr., and died September^
iZi'j.agedis.)
WYON, William, R.A Medalist.
Birmingham,
1 81 2. 640 An impression from an en-
graving on steel from an
antique figure of Antinous.
1 8 16. 865 An impression of the reverse
of a medal for the Wolver-
hampton Pitt Club.
886 Portrait of the Rt Hon. Sir
J. Banks, Bart., K.G., C.B.,
P.R.S.,etc. Impression from
a medal die.
(Second Engraver, His Majesty's
Mint.)
181 7. 974 Impression from a medal die.
Portrait of a lady. From a
a model by Mr. P. Rouw.
1820. 950
955
His Majesty s Mint.
1818. 983 Impression from a medal die:
Head of Ceres.
1009 Impression from a die: Portrait
of His Majesty.
loio Sketch in wax for a medal.
From a design by H. How-
ard, R.A.
ion Impression from a die: Union
ofthe three kingdoms. From
a design by H. Howard,
R.A.
IOI2 Impression from a medal die:
" Victory of Algiers."
1 8 19. mo Reverse of Lord Howe's medal.
From a design by H, How-
ard, R.A.
nil Portrait of Lord Howe: Im-
pression from a medal die,
one of Mr. Mudie's series of
National Medals.
Portrait of his late Majesty
George the Third, from a
dye.
Surrender of Admiral De Win-
ter; one of Mr. Mudie's
series of medals.
980 Impressions from one of Mr.
Mudie's series of medals:
obverse. Marquis of Hast-
ings, modelled by P. Rouw;
reverse, designed by H.
Howard, R.A.
182 1. 1017 An impression from a medal
die.
1057 An impression from the Society
of Arts medal die.
1058 An impression from a medal
die.
1822. 921 An impression from a medal
die, from a bust of Sir Joseph
Banks. After F. L. Chantrey,
R.A.
1823. 1000 An impression from a medal
die: Portrait of Sir Walter
Scott, Bart. From a bust by
F. L. Chantrey, R.A.
1006 An impression from a medal
die. Reverse of a medal of
Sir W. Scott. After T. Stot-
hard, R.A.
1044 An impression from a medal
die for the Cymmroderion.
From a design by T. Flax-
man, R.A.
1825. 961 Impression from a die for the
Royal Institution for the
preservation of life from
shipwreck. Designed by H.
Howard, R.A.
396
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
1003
1004
Wyon, William, R.A.-^continued.
1825. 962 Impression from a die for the
Royal Academy prize
medal.
1826. 971 Homer; an impression from a 1832. 1081
medal die, for the Edinburgh '
Literary Academy. ^833. 1045
975 Minerva; an impression from
the seal of the Athenaeum.
From a drawing by Sir
Thomas Lawrence. 1078
1827. 1029 Head of Cicero; obverse of a
prize medal presented by the
Rt Hon. Sir Robert Peel to 1834, 1000
Harrow School.
1030 Head of Newton; obverse of a
prize medal for the Univer-
sity of Glasgow.
1 044 Head of His Majesty George the
Fourth ; obverse of a prize
medal for the Royal Naval
College.
(Chief Engraver of His Majesty's
Mint.)
1828. 1056 Obverse of a medal; portrait
of a gentleman.
1062 A study for the reverse of a
prize medal for St. Thomas's
Hospital.
1067 Obverse of a medal, head of
Bacon, presented, for chemi- 1835. » °^®
cal discoveries, by J. Fuller, ,
Esq., to the members of the •
Royal Institution.
1095 Reverse of a medal for the =
Bombay mint ' 1836. 1040
1097 Obverse and reverse of the ; 1041
prize silver medal of the j
Royal Academy.
1829. 1074 A prize medal, presented by 1837. 609
the Lecturers on Anatomy
and Surgery to the students
of St. Thomas's Hospital.
1830. 1094 Design for the reverse of a 610
botanical prize medal, to be
executed for the Society of
Apothecaries.
1133 Impression from a die, obverse
of the King's medal for the 611
Royal Society. From a model
by F. L. Chantrey, R.A.
1831. 1079 Impression from the obverse
and reverse of the gold
prize medal of the Royal 614
Academy.
1081 Medal of His Majesty struck
by command of the Queen.
(Elected A.R.A.) 615
1832. 1080 The Coronation medal. The
Royal Academy of Arts prize
medal, and the botanical
prize medal of the Society
of Apothecaries of Lon-
don.
Study of a prize medal for
Bombay.
Obverse of the prize medal for
the Geological Society of
London; portrait of Dr.
Wollaston.
Obverse and reverse of the
royal prize medal for the
Royal Society.
Prize medal, Native Education
Society of Bombay, founded
by the Hon. Mount Stuart
Elphinstone. From a design
by H. Howard, R.A.
Heywood prize medal, Royal
Manchester Institution.
Obverse of the medal of the
Royal Astronomical Society
of London.
Obverse of a medal ; portrait
of the late John Fuller, Esq.,
of Rose HUl, Sussex.
Obverse of a medal — a tribute
from the electors of South-
wark to the memory of
Charles Calvert, Esq., M.P.
Impressions of a medal in gold,
silver, and bronze, presented
to Sir John Soane, R.A., as
a tribute of respect from
British Architects.
Reverse of a prize medal.
Obverse of a prize medal for
the Royal Polytechnic So-
ciety of Cornwall.
Impressions in silver from the
medal of the Royal Geo-
graphical Society of Lon-
don.
Model for a seal of the Society
for the Management and
Distribution of the Artists'
Fund. From a design from
W. Mulready, R.A.
A frame containing the original
model and impressions in
silver from the large prize
medal of the Horticultural
Society of London.
Model for the reverse of the
Chancellor's prize medal for
the University of Cam-
bridge.
Model for the obverse of a
medal for the Horticultural
Society of Cornwall.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
397
(Elected R.A.) I
1839. 676 The Chancellor's prize medal \
for the University of Cam- 1
bridge. I
677 A medal struck by order of the |
Corporation of the City of ^
London, in commemoration
of the Queen's visit to Guild- i
hall. :
678 A prize medal for the preserva- '
tion of life from Shipwreck.
Presented by Lloyds. i
679 A prize medal for the Royal
Cornwall Horticultural So- !
ciety.
1841. 1118 Pattern for the five pound
piece.
1126 Cupid.
1842. 1 171 Obverse of a medal; portrait
of Sir H. De la Beche,
F.R.S.
1172 Model for the obverse of a
medal ; portrait of Earl
Spencer.
1173 Obverse of a prize medal for
the Bengal Asiatic Society;
portrait of the late James
Princep, Esq.
1 177 Obverse of the prize medal of
the Smithfield Club.
1 178 Model for the obverse of a
prize medal for the Ship-
wreck Society of Liverpool.
1 179 Model of the obverse of a
medal; portrait of Sir B.
Brodie, Bart.
1180 Model for reverse of a medal
for the Brodie testimonial.
1 181 Obverse of the Clinical Prize
Medal for the College of the
University of London.
1843. n47 Impressions from dies, broken
in hardening, for the testi-
monial to Sir Benjamin Bro-
die, Bart.
1348 Model for the obverse of a
medal of Sir F. Chantrey,
R.A., to be executed by
desire of the Art Union of
London.
1349 Medal to be worn by the troops
who served in the Afghan
War; prize medal given by
the Duke of Northumber-
land as Chancellor of the
University of Cambridge;
prize medal for the Society
of Apothecaries.
1843. 1350 Impression from the seal of the
Society for the Management
and Distribution of the
Artists' Fund.
1844. 1241 Medal for the Liverpool Ship-
wreck and Humane Society.
1242 Model for the reverse of a
medal of H.R.H. Prince
Albert.
1243 Model for the obverse of a
medal; portrait of H.R.H.
Prince Albert.
1244 Medals, to be worn by the
troops who served at Jella-
labad, Kelat, and I.
Ghilzie.
1846. 1387 The Fothergillian Prize Medal.
1388 Obverse and reverse of a medal
of H.R.H. Prince Albert,
struck by command of His
Royal Highness.
1 390 Obverse and reverse of a medal
of Sir Francis Chantrey,
R.A.
1848. 1295 The Fothergillian prize medal
— the former dies were
broken in hardening.
1296 The Primrose prize medal, for
the Manchester school of
desi^.
1297 Proof impression of the new
crown piece.
1298 The Gresham prize medal.
( IViiiiam Wyon^ R.A,^ was the eldest son
of Peter IVyofty and died October 29, 1851,
aged 56.)
WYON, Mrs. W. H.
Miniature Painter.
II, Stafford Rou'y Pitnlico,
1846. 745 Mrs. Cove Jones.
WYSMULLBR, J. H Painter.
30, St. Paul's Crescent.
1879. '®9 I-Ate autumn, near Amster-
dam.
1880. 967 Autumn, near Haarlem, Hol-
land.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
XAVERY, J Painter.
Ai Mr. Chalon's, j
21, Broad Street, Soho, \
1788. 50 Bunch of grapes and other j
fruits. !
9, Poland Street.
1789. 391 Children destroying a bed of
tuh'ps, and other flowers, to
catch butterflies.
YARNOLD, George B Painter.
65, Thurlaiv Street,
1874. 364 A lane scene, Eltham.
1875. 631 View near Dorking.
YARNOLD, J. W Painter.
J. Yarroldy 134, High St.,
Camden Town.
1 84 1. 1195 Beach scene.
/. Yamoldy 134, High St.j
Camden Town.
1842. 196 Clearing up of a storm.
198 Dutch Ashing boats in a light
breeze.
68, Chatham St., St. Pancras.
1848. 40 On the French coast, near
Boulogne.
195 An old limekiln on the Bristol
Channel.
390 Approaching shower on the
Thames.
1849. *'° A squally day off" Folkestone,
Kent.
604 A fresh breeze off" Calais.
10, Southampton Street.
1850. 430 Ofl" Broadstairs, Kent.
647 On the Thames, near Green-
wich.
1276 Mount Bay, Cornwall — squally.
6, Montague Place.
1851. 524 Holy Island, Isle of Arran.
600 Evening after a gale — on the
coast of Normandy.
729 Road to a ballast wharf, on the
Thames near Grcenhithe,
Kent
1 7, Burnard Place.
1852. 603 Fisherman's cottage, near the
mouth of the Thames.
YATES, Miss Caroline Burland (after-
wards Mrs. T. C* Gotch) ...Painter.
The Malt House,
Netvlyn^ Penzance.
1887. 318 Motherless.
{Su Mrs. T. C. Gotch, vol. iii,
page 279.)
. YATES, Frederic Painter.
I Studio, Thurlow Square.
1892. 703 Miss Allen.
Chiselhurst, Kent.
1893. 99 Portrait of a lady.
683 St. PauPs Cray Common.
29, Maddox Street,
1895. 531 Chicks.
I 1896. 361 William D. Warwick, Esq.
j 768 Sybil, daughter of Sir Joseph
Spearman, Bart.
18, Norland Square,
1903. 485 Mrs. Otter.
YATES, H Painter.
Pembroke.
1877. 888 Shed at London Colney, near
St. Albans.
YATES, Lieut. Thomas, R.N.
Painter.
Lieut. J. Yeates,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1788. 392 View of the Bay of Bulls, on
the coast of Newfoundland.
Lieut. T. Yates.
1789. 405 View in Holland; a sunset.
13, George Street, Adelphi.
1790. 121 Representation of the action
off the Dogger Bank. Vide
Annual Register for 1782,
vol. 25.
256 View on the River Maas, with
part of the garrison of Hel-
voetsluys.
1 791. 14s View on the river off the Isle
of Dogs.
381 Ix)rd Howe with the grand
fleet at Spithead, 1790.
7, Baker's Street,
Portman Square.
1792. 355 A squadron of men of war
lying off Gibraltar Bay;
taken from the King's bas-
tion.
400
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Yates, Lieut. Thomas, R,N, — continued.
At Messrs. Greenwood s^
Leicester Square.
1794. 31 La Nymphe boarding the
Cleopatra.
44 La Nymphe's main mast dis-
entangled through the gal-
lantry of a British seaman.
(Messrs. Greenwood were the auctioneers
who conducted the sale of Sir Joshua Rey-
mlds*s pictures in 1796.)
YEAMBS, William Frederick, R.A.
Painter.
W. T. Yeames,
14, Park Plaa^
Maida Hill.
1859. 411 B. Wishaw, Esq., of Chelten-
ham.
1096 The staunch friends.
W. F. Yeames,
x^^Park Placey
Maida Hill.
1 86 1. 330 The Sonetto. {Latin quotation
from Petrarca.)
421 The Toilet.
1862. 631 Rescued.
1863. 522 Meeting of Sir Thomas More
with his daughter after his
sentence to death.
" Thare tarryeinge his
comminge, as soone as she
sawe him, after his blessinge
uppon her knees reverentlie
received, she hastinge to-
wards him, without con-
sideracion or care of her
selfe, pressinge in amongst
the midst of the thronge and
companie of the garde that
with holbards and bills went
round about him, hastelic
raune to him, and theare
openly in sight of them im-
braced him, and took him
about the neck, and kissed
him, who well likinge her
most naturall and deere
daughterlie affection towards
him, gave her his fatherlie
blessinge and manie godlie
words of comfort besides."
—Roper,
1864. 477 La reine malheureuse. "Hen-
rietta Maria, Queen of
Charles I, after going to
Holland to obtain supplies
to assist the King in carry-
ing on the war he was then
waging with the Parliament
returned to England and
landed in Burlington Bay,
Feb. 20, 1642-3. Two days
after her return, five ships of
war, commanded by the Par-
liamentary Admiral Batten,
entered the bay in the night
and commenced an active
cannonade. One of their
ships, says the Queen in a
letter to the King, did me
the favour of flanking on the
house where I slept, and
before I was out of bed the
balls whistled so loud about
me, that my company
pressed me earnestly to go
out of the house. . . . So,
clothed as well in haste as
I could be, I went on foot
to some little distance from
the town of Burlington, and
got in the shelter of a ditch,
whither, before I could get,
the cannon bullets fell thick
about us, and a servant ¥ras
killed within seventy paces
of me. . . • One dangerous
ball grazed the edge of the
ditch and covered us with
earth and stones."
58, St. Mary's Terrace,
Paddington,
1865. 367 Arming the young Knight.
" God speed thee, then, my
own brave boy, etc."
4, Grove End Road,
St. John's Wood.
1866. 314 Queen Elizabeth receiving the
French ambassadors after
the news of the Massacre of
St. Bartholomew.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1867. 139 On bread and water.
304 The dawn of the Reformation.
"After that Wycliffe had
finished the translation of
the Bible, he called together
*the poor priests* his dis-
ciples, and giving them
copies, bade them make
known the Gospel through-
out the land."
1868. 222 The chimney corner.
363 Lady Jane Grey in the Tower.
" She firmly resisted all the
efforts made by the emis-
saries of Mary to induce her
to change her faith. Three
days before her execution.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
401
Feckenham, the Queen's
chaplain, engaged her in a
learned disputation, from
which he was obliged to re-
tire discomfited."
1869. 148 The fugitive Jacobite.
432 Alarming footsteps.
1870. 17 Maundy Thursday. "And
likewise in many a castle
hall on the said Holy Thurs-
day did the noble mistress,
assisted by her handmaidens,
keep the same pious observ-
ances, washing the feet of
poor women, and afterwards
waiting on them at table,
and sending them home
comforted with food, rai-
ment and other good things."
187 Visit to the haunted chamber.
475 Love's young dream. "There's
nothing half so sweet in life
As love's young dream."
1871. 81 Dr. Harvey and the children of
Charles I. "The young
princes accompanied their
father the King, whilst he
waged war with the Parlia-
ment. At the outset of the
battle of Edgehill, their tutor
Harvey, the famous dis-
coverer of the circulation of
the blood, took them to a
place of safety, ashe thought,
and all absorbed in his medi-
tations, sat down, pulled out
his books, and plunged into
his studies. It was only
when the bullets whistled
about their heads that he
became aware of the danger
to which his young charges
were exposed."
183 The prisoner and his guests.
1872. 165 The old parishioner.
168 A rest by the riverside.
1873. 98 Pleading the old cause.
240 The morning rehearsal.
517 The path of roses. "O happy
hour and happier hours, etc."
1874. »8o The appeal to the podesti.
" The scene of the picture is
laid in the courtyard of the
Bargello, or Palace of the
Podestit, chief magistrate of
Florence in the days of the
Republic. This functionary
was invested with absolute
powers over the lives and
fortunes of the citizens."
VIII.
1874. 412 Flowers for hall and bower.
510 Pulpit decorations for harvest
home.
555 The christening.
1875. 4 Pour les pauvres.
17s The suitor. "Many a suitor
came to her door, etc."
1876. 102 La Contadinella.
233 The last bit of scandal.
380 CampodeiSS.Apostoli, Venice.
1877. 473 Waking. " . . . . to the light
of common day."
1027 Amy Robsart. " Robert Dud-
ley, Earl of Leicester, being
the great favourite of the
Queen Elizabeth, it was
thought she would have
made him her husband; to
this end, to free himself from
all obstacles, he had his wife.
Amy Robsart, conveyed to
the solitary house of Cumnor
Hall, in Berkshire, inhabited
by Anthony Forster, his serv-
ant. This same Forster, in
compliance with what he
well knew to be the Earl's
wishes, came with others in
the dead of night to the
lady's bedchamber, and
stifled her in bed, and flung
her down stairs, thereby be-
lieving the world would have
thought it a mischance, and
so blinded their villainy; and
the morning after with the
purpose that others should
know of her end, did For-
ster, on pretence of carrying
out some behest of the
Countess, bring a servant to
the spot where the poor lady's
body lay at the foot of the
stairs. " — Aubrey,
Purchased for the Chant-
rey Bequest for ;£ 1,000.
1227 The fair Royalist; pastel study.
1240 Florence, daughter of Lt.-Col.
C. W. Nightingale.
1878. 329 "And when did you last see
your father? " Commis-
sioners and soldiers of the
Long Parliament in a manor-
house, questioning the in-
mates as to the whereabouts
of the Royalists.
(Elected R.A.)
1879. 374 "By the sea-side"; portraits.
1054 La Bigolante; Venetian water-
carrier. Diploma work.
402
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Yeames, William
continued.
Frederick, R,A.—
1880.
39
I88I.
1882.
1883.
1884.
The finishing touch; green-
room at private theatricals.
274 Thomas Turner, Esq., late
Treasurer of Guy's Hos-
pital. Fainted for the Court
Room of the Hospital,
9 " Here we go round the mul-
berry bush."
208 " II dolce far niente."
4 The march past.
204 Prince Arthur and Hubert. "O,
spare mine eyes; Though to
no use, but still to look on
yowy—KiMg John, Act IV.,
Scene i.
418 Welcome as flowers in Spring.
314 Tender thoughts.
332 The toast of the Kitcat Club.
" It having fallen to the turn
of the Duke of Kingston to
propose a beauty as the
annual toast of the club, he
nominated his little daugh-
ter. Lady Mary Pierrepoint
(afterwards Lady Mary Wort-
ley Montague). Some of the
members demurred, as they
had not seen her. The duke
serit for her, and when she
arrived, she was received with
acclamations, her claims un-
animously allowed, and she
was petted and caressed by
all the eminent men pre-
sent, including Addison,
Steele, Marlborough, Con-
greve, etc."
867 Edward Moberly, Esq.
1563 "Toots," daughter of Fredk.
May, Esq.
67 Prisoners of War, 1805.
260 Dessert.
1229 Ford's Hospital, Coventry.
216 A Catastrophe.
444 Malvina.
1887. 179 The Christ-bearer. "Then
said the Hermit, Knowest
thou a certain river, stony,
wide, and deep? help people
to cross it, and it may be
thy good work may prove
acceptable to Jesus Christ,
whom thou desirest to serve.
To which Christopher re-
plied joyfully. This can I
do! it is a service which
pleaseth me well : And so it
happened, after many days
1885.
1886.
1887. z%i
1888.
»45
1279
1889,
I89I.
1309
230
416
212
3*4
382
1350
1892.
37
39
"7
578
1893. 179
spent in this toil, that one
night, as he rested himself
in his hut, he heard the
plaintive voice of a child say-
ing, * Come forth, Christo-
pher, and carry me over.* . . .
And Christopher placed the
child on his strong shoulders,
took his staff, and entered
the stream. The waters rose
higher and higher, and the
heavier the infant became,
Christopher began to fear;
nevertheless, taking courage,
and staying his tottering
steps with his palm staff,
he reached the opposite
bank ; there putting the child
down gently, said, *Who art
thou? had I carried the
whole world the burden had
not been heavier.' The child
replied, 'Wonder not Christ-
opher, for thou hast even
carried the maker of the
world: Me wouldest thou
serve in thy works of charity,
and behold I have accepted
thy service; in testimony
thereof plant thy staff in the
ground and it shall put forth
leaves and fruit, and hence-
forth thou shall be called
Christopher, for thou hast
borne Christ.' " — Mrs. fame-
son.
"Youth is full of pleasance, Age
is full of care."
The royal standard.
A Deal fisherman's home.
Mrs. Berthold Smith.
Bab/s opera.
Her only one.
Mrs. John Yeames.
Les Enfants de Choeur, Rouen
Cathedral.
F. W. Gundry, Esq. Presenta-
tion portrait.
The Law's Delay: Barnard's
Inn.
A minstrel of Mallorca.
Patio de la Casa de Oleza,
Palma Mallorca.
Dona Liza.
Courtyard, Palma, Mallorca.
3, Lancaster Place^
Hill Rise^ Richmond.
Court and courtiers ; patio,
Casa del Marques Vivot,
Palma, Mallorca.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
403
1893- 335
1096
1894. 168
306
1895.
1896.
1898.
309
196
187
1899.
10
116
I90I.
»37
1902.
1903.
186
793
Portrait of a gentleman.
Mrs. Eumorfopoulos.
4, Campbell Roady HanwelL
Surgeon Lieut.-Col. R. Mani-
fold Craig.
" Le Roi s'amuse": Henry III
of France. "I found him
in his closet, a sword by his
side and short cloak on his
shoulders, little turban on
his head, and about his
neck was hung a basket, in
which were two or three
little dogs, no bigger than
my fist."— 5«/^.
Defendant and counsel.
Mrs. Winfield.
"Children of the Chapel"
(Chapel Royal, St. James's
Palace).
Charles S. Burton, Esq.
Colonel C. Nightingale.
Mrs. John G. Scaramanga and
her children.
Mrs. Stephen Smith.
The close of day.
YB ATES, Mrs. John Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Mrs, J, Yeats.
1824. 103 View on the road from Dork-
ing to Reigate, near the
entrance to BetchworthPark.
239 View from Denby Hill, near
Dorking, Surrey.
Mrs. John Veales,
1825. 305 Scene on the road to Frant,
near Tunbridge Wells.
YEATHERD, J Painter.
I^John Street^
Tottenham Court Road,
1795- ^33 Portrait of a gentleman.
YEATS, John Butler, R,H,A,
Painter.
7, Holland Park Road,
1879. 320 Nieta; a portrait.
7, St, Stephen's Green ^ Dublin,
1887. 1252 Going to their work.
YEATS, Miss Nelly H Painter.
Ktldare, Manby Road,
Malvern,
1887. 478 Roses.
YELP. See Searle, Son and Yelf, vol.
vii, page 68.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1833.
1834.
1835.
1836.
1837.
YELLOWLEES, W Painter.
20, Bemers Street,
335 Viscount Nevill.
405 Viscount Mahon.
333 The Earl of Denbigh.
333 Lieut. - General Sir Herbert
Taylor, Lady Taylor and
child.
423 George Phillipson, Esq.
416 Lady Sarah Saville.
393 Edward Walpole, Esq.
301 Miss Owen.
866 Portrait of a member of the
Royal Astronomical Society.
903 Portrait of a gentleman.
259 Sir Frederick Trench, M.P.,
one of His Majesty's Aides-
de-Camp, receiving orders at
a review.
458 Sir Frederick French, M.P.,
one of His Majesty's Aides-
de-Camp, receiving orders at
a review
{Col, Sir Frederick Wil^
Ham Trench^ K,C,H,, was
M,P, for Scarborough in
1^37, so the second spelling is
an error in the catalogue,)
174 Portrait of a lady at work.
266 do. Bishop.
1210 do. an officer of the
Blues.
125 1 Portraits of a gentleman and
his family.
228 S. A. Eyre, Esq., surgeon,
formerly of H.M. 13th Light
Infantry.
443 Seymour Allen, Esq.
6, Newman Street.
84 Portrait of a gentleman.
641 General Sir William Anson,
Bart., K.C.B.
1838.
1839.
1842.
1843.
1845.
YENN, John, >?.^ Architect.
At Mr, Chamber^,
Bemers Street,
229 Plan and elevation of a garden
pavilion.
At Mr, Com^s^
73, Castle Street,
Oxford Road.
288 Plan and elevation of a gentle-
man's casine.
289 Principal front for a noble-
man's villa.
1773. 318 Front of a Basilica.
319 Principal front of a town man-
sion.
1774. 322 A transverse section of a town
mansion.
1771.
1772.
404
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ycnn, John, R,A, — continued,
1774. 323 A park gate.
324 A park lodge.
325 The principal front of a design
for a town-hall.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1775* 349 A garden seat to be executed
for a gentleman in Surrey.
350 The principal Front of a green-
house, etc., for a person of
distmction.
351 A Design for a bridge, in the
. manner of the Palladian
Bridge in the Earl of Pem-
broke's garden at Wilton.
At Sir William Chamber^ ^
Bemers Street,
1776. 329 A casine for a gentleman's
park.
330 A villa.
At Sir William Chambers',
Bemers Street,
or at ^f Rose Street ,
Covent Garden,
385 Design for a bath.
386 do. mansion.
362 A casine.
362 Principal front of a mansion
now building for a gentle-
man at Hadsor, Worcester.
363 Design for a pavilion, supposed
to be situated on a lake.
364 Elevation of an assembly-room.
379 Entrance to a nobleman's house
at Ealing Grove, from the
common.
380 Elevation of the lodges, front-
ing the grove.
388 Design for a villa.
47» Front of a nobleman's house
at Ealing Grove.
16, Henrietta Street,
Covent Garden,
1782. 444 The south front, an addition to
a gentleman's house at Aston
in Oxfordshire.
450 A casine for person of distinc-
tion.
45 » Transverse section of a concert
room.
45* Design for the Duke of Marl-
borough, being the entrance
to Blenheim Park from Ditch-
ley Road.
460 Design for a gentleman's man-
sion to be executed at Colby,
Lincolnshire.
(Elected R.A.)
9, Charlotte St,, Bedford Square.
1 791. 479 Design for a town hall and
1777.
1778.
1779-
1780.
market house at Llanfylhen
— to be built.
1 791. 480 A temple executed in Blen-
heim Gardens, Oxford.
(Treasurer to the Royal Academy.)
Palace Green, Kensington^
or Kin^s Mews.
1796. 837 The window side of a room,
as executed in the East
Front of Windsor Castle.
840 do. do. do.
1797. 1098 Design for a villa.
YEO, Richard, R,A, ... Seal Engraver.
Chief engraver of His Majesty's
Mint, Tower.
1769. 126 A cast in plaister from a seal
engraved in steel; for the
Marquis of Granby, Master
General of His Majesty's
Ordnance.
\^^ Three impressions in sealing
wax, viz., the Heads of King
George the Second and Sir
Isaac Newton, engraved on
cornelians, and a young
hercules on an amethyst.
1770. 210 A proof, in gold, of a dye for a
five guinea piece.
YEOVILLE, H. R Architect.
Bennett's Hill, Birmingham.
1856. 1059 Design for the Birmingham
and Midland Institute.
YGLESIAS, Vincent Philip.
Painter.
I, Finborough Road,
550 Thames barges.
22b, Ebury Street.
73 A midsummer moonlight.
9, Fitzroy Street.
I Snow clad London from Far-
ringdon Market.
125 St. Mawe's, near Falmouth.
339 "Night into day. The full
moon's glory thrusting back
the gloom."
603 A fire in the city.
127 Bewdley, Worcestershire.
239 Rye. "Here flourish the
flowers of the field, Where
once ships anchored."
297 Windsor.
365 A young naturalist.
86 A golden common.
182 Tewkesbury.
192 Prisoners of the ice.
845 Moonlight, at Whitstable.
1874.
1878.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1886.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
405
1887.
364
883
1888.
348
1889.
787
1890.
422
999
1009
1892.
419
1893.
679
1894.
»7
530
1897.
187
303
1898.
821
1899.
32»
1900.
41
54«
675
I90I.
616
1904.
379
The bar at Walberswick.
Moonlight.
14, Grave End Road,
Staithes, Yorkshire.
Greenwich.
In the Fen Country.
A fire from the Thames.
Runswick, Yorkshire.
A bygone day, Tewkesbury.
At Malvern.
The City of Lincoln.
A dream of Canterbury, from
St. Martin's.
Moonlight at Tewkesbury.
Rustall Common, Tunbridge
Wells.
In the Rectory garden, Little
Shelford, Cambs.
The Thames, February, 1895.
The flush of dying day.
Richmond, Yorkshire.
A fisherman's cottage.
Cloudland and common.
Moonlight at Beccles.
YLASSB, E Painter.
13, Spencer Street, E.C.
1868. 229 Jewish shopkeeper, Blidah
(Algiers).
( Ylasse in the index, but Yiasee in the
catalogue,)
YONGE, Arthur D Painter.
Springfield Villa, Hastings,
1 88 1. 767 View on the Meuse, near
Dinant.
36, St. Jameses Square.
NotHngHilL
1888. 813 Polperro, Cornwall.
1890. 189 Vale Church, Guernsey.
YOUNG, Alexander Painter.
63, Goldney Road,
Harrow Road,
1889. 1208 On the Braid Burn, near Edin-
burgh.
18, Chippenham Road,
Harrow Road.
1890. 601 From Juniper Hill, looking
towards St. Margaret's, Shere,
Surrey.
Croft Cottage, Fittetiweem.
1892. 538 The road to the village, Buck-
haven.
797 Harvest time, Pittenweem,
Fife.
1893. 709 An autumn evening.
YOUNG, Arthur Architect.
I a, Inverness Terrace.
1891. 1776 The convent of St. Vincent
Ferrer, Watford.
1784 Cottages, etc., Clipsham Hall,
Rutland.
1892. 1782 House at Esher, Surrey.
Iddesleigh Mansions,
Westminster.^
1895. 1489 Church of Our Lady and St.
Thomas of Canterbury,
Harrow.
YOUNG^ A. Stanley Sculptor.
Nelson House.
Trafalgar Square,
Chelsea.
1898. 1818 Charity; group. "Inasmuch
as ye have done it unto one
of the least of these, etc."
1900. 1969 In memoriam: portion of
memorial to Horace Lot
Brass; relief.
YOUNG, Clyde Architect.
6, Lancaster Place, Strand.
1901. 1638 Glasgow Municipal Buildings.
1 903- '593 Entrance Hall, Elveden.
YOUNG, Mrs. Constance A.
Miniature Painter.
Eastleigh,
London Road, Norbury.
1902. 1132 Ethel, daughter of the late
J. H. Chaplin, Esq.
1903. 1 146 Helen Mary, daughter of S. J.
Bendall, Esq.
YOUNG, Miss Emmeline ... Painter.
60, New Street, Huddersfield.
1888. 384 The rivulet — winter morning.
1157 A wood scene.
3, Murray Road,
Egerton, Huddersfield.
1889. 1376 Winter scene.
YOUNG, Miss Frances Painter.
6, Maida Hill West,
1862. 156 Evening.
F, Young,
12, Springfield Villas,
Fulham Priory.
187 1. 494 The old Priory, Hampstead.
YOUNG, Mrs. Frances E.
Miniature Painter.
The Beeches,
Bumell Road,
Sutton, Surrey
1 90 1. 1357 Miss Mabel Revel.
4o6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
YOUNG, Godfrey Painter.
1 6, Sr. Thomas Road,
Finsbury Park.
1872. 302 Gorleston Pier.
YOUNG, G.A Architect.
34, Eagle Street,
Red Lion Square,
1849. 1192 Imperial Insurance office,
Broad Street.
1 193 Imperial Insurance office,
Interior.
YOUNG, H. H.
Carlton Lawn, Horsham,
1885. 930 In a garden.
YOUNG, John Painter, etc.
(Engraver in Metzotinto to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales.)
Upper Charlotte Street,
Fitzroy Square,
1794. no Portrait of a lady.
.171 do gentleman.
YOUNG, J Painter.
7, Granby Street,
1848. 199 Augustus William Henry Mey-
rick, Esq., of the Scots Fusi-
lier Guards.
YOUNG, J. T Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
J, Young,
181 1. 74 View of Nine Elms Mill,
Thames.
1, Hanover Buildings,
Southampton, Hants,
181 7. 399 View in the New Forest,
Hampshire, between Lynd-
hurst and Lymington.
/. Young,
5, Southampton Row,
Russell Square.
1822. 570 Landscape.
YOUNG, Keith Do wnes ...Architect.
II, Red Lion Square,
1877. 1 1 34 House at Heathfield, Sussex.
17, Southampton Street,
1892. 1770 Premises, Heath Street, Hamp-
stead.
{See also Hall and Young, vol. iii,
page 356.)
YOUNG (K. D.) and HALL.
Architects.
17, Southampton Street.
1893. 1575 New Royal Infirmary, Derby.
1895. 1473 Proposed Free home for the
dying.
1901. 1590 Express Dairy Company, 54,
Ludgate Hill.
1903. 147^ Hospital for Epilepsy and
Paralysis, Maida Vale.
1904. 1453 Nurses' Home, City of London
Hospital, Victoria Park.
YOUNG, Miss Lilian Painter.
7, Adelaide Road,
1884. 956 An old pump.
1885. 1217 Wall flowers.
1886. 1 1 94 Maggie.
1888. 1258 Feeding time.
1366 Portrait.
YOUNG, Miss Mabel I Painter.
The Avenue, Fulham Road,
1896. 404 Adagio.
1900. 540 The crisis.
1 90 1. 563 The vision of Joan of Arc.
1902. 734 The first communion.
1903. 456 "For those in peril on the
sea."
YOUNG, R Painter.
2, New Clemenfsinn Chambers,
18 1 6. 579 Portrait of a gentleman.
YOUNG, Stanley S Painter.
27, Warwick Road,
Maida Hill,
1890. 333 A little waif. "Fatherless,
motherless, home she had
none."
3, Belgrave Road,
St. John's Wood.
1894. 646 Hermione.
1897. 9*9 A peep at the National Gal-
lery.
1898. 19 Oscar Amdt, Esq.
105, Clifton Hill,
St, John's Wood.
1904. 661 Whence come these thoughts?
YOUNG, William Architect.
I, Farm Street,
Berkeley Square.
1833, 1025 Design for public building
near London Bridge, etc.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
407
7, Granby Street^
Momington Crescent,
1848. 1232 Church of St. Paul, Westleigh,
near Manchester.
42, Burton Street.
1849. "55 Church at Walkden Moor,
Lancashire.
7, Dane's Inn^ Strand,
1856. 1069 Holy Rood in St. Thomas's
Church, Fulham.
1 9, Exeter Hall^ Strand,
1873. "5' Holmewood House, Hants,
for W. Wells, Esq., M.P.
1874. 1134 Chelsea House, Cadogan Place,
for Earl Cadogan.
1 148 Holmewood House, Hants, for
W. Wells, Esq.
1875. 1000 Hasley Manor, Warwick, for
Alfred Hewlett, Esq.
1028 Cottages at Bushey, for W. T.
Eley, Esq.
1876. 977 Mansion, Lowther Gardens.
1094 Oxhey Grange, Herts.
1877. 1 20 1 Mansion in Cadogan Square,
for Viscount Bury.
1878. 1138 Mansions in Cadogan Square.
1 150 House, Broadwater Down.
4, Lancaster Place,
1 88 1. 1062 Ingleside, Putney.
1134 Municipal Buildings, Glasgow.
1 145 do. do.
1883. 1204 do. do.
1216 do. do.
1884. 1251 Facade, Easton Lodge.
1886. 1587 Municipal Buildings.
1716 Staircase, Gosford House.
1887. 1659 Interior of church.
1888. 1729 Banqueting Hall in Glasgow
Municipal Buildings.
16, Lancaster Place,
1892. 1790 Gosford House, N.B.
1893. *^*** Design for South Kensington
Museum.
1894. 1532 Marble staircase, Glasgow Mu-
nicipal Buildings.
1616 Culford Hall, Suffolk.
1895. 1484 Duncombe Park.
159s Hall, Gosford House.
1896. 1595 Entrance Hall, Panshanger.
1900. 1909 Hall of country mansion.
YOUNG, William Painter.
2, West Regent St., Glasgow,
1880. 179 Loch Ard, Aberfoyle.
1883. 348 Buttercup time in the meadows.
1884. 18 Grange Village, Borrowdale.
YOUNGE, H Painter.
33, Brook Street^ West Square.
1832. 651 Old buildings at Caen.
YOUNGER, Edwin B Painter.
5, Worley Poad, St. Albans.
1899. 490 Spoils of the sea.
YOUNGMAN, Miss Annie M.
Painter.
I, Notting Hill Terrace.
i886. 1229 "Filled with thoughts of long
ago."
77, King George Street^
Greenwich,
1888. 898 Azaleas.
1034 A citizen of renown.
1445 "And often did she look on
that which in her hand she
bore — her breviary book."
29, King William Street ^
Greenwich,
1893. 1085 A page to Queen Bess.
1 1 52 A work of patience.
YOUNGMAN, John M.
Painter and Etcher.
381 View near Mildenhall, Suf-
folk.
592 The gravel pit.
627 Lane scene, Hadstock.
Saffron Walden,
366 On the Tees, near Rokeby.
62 On the Tees — evening.
230 Brook scene — evening.
1 183 Village landscape.
1020 A field lane.
II 12 do.
44 The wood gatherer.
525 The elm walk.
1054 The withered elm.
1069 Lane, Audley End.
1003 Brook with willows.
180 Old elm trees.
685 Lane scene in Essex.
1 301 A country lane; etching.
1066 The duck-pond and the old
"Rose and Crown"; etch-
ings.
37, Alfred Place West,
South Kensington,
(In the indeXy without any
number, no exhibit in the
catalogue,)
I, Notting Hill Terrace,
1254 In Richmond Park; etching.
1275 do. do.
1880. 1246 On the Thames at Chis-
wick.
1297 In Kensington Gardens.
1298 A field scene, Felpham.
1333 In Richmond Park.
1838.
1840.
1844.
1845.
1846.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1856.
1872.
1875-
1876. —
1877.
1882.
4o8
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
YOUNGS, Laurence Painter.
Osborne House^ Holland Park,
1888. 1743 Old houses, Medmenham,
Bucks.
YUNGE, G Painter.
76, Newman Street,
1855. 311 Welsh peasant.
( Yunge in the index, Younge in the
catalogue.)
YVON, Adolphe Painter.
Paris, and
York Chambers, Adelphi.
1 85 1. 1180 Russian Peasants relieving the
exiles to Siberia.
1212 Russian peasants.
1225 Changing horses in Russia.
96, Strand.
48 Portrait of Mr. E. R.
54 do. Mrs. .
1871.
1874.
92 Monsignor Capel.
ZACHO, Christian Painter.
Copenhagen,
1892. 103 The Riviera, Men tone.
ZAHNER, Rudolf Painter.
Langham Chambers,
i860. 30 Echo of Italy.
14a View of the Tiber near Rome.
ZAHNER, S Painter.
At Mr. CovelVs,
9, Upper Fitzroy Street
1 85 5- *99 Near Rome — Landscape with
buffaloes.
ZAMBACO, Madame M. T.
Sculptor.
6, Clarendon Place,
Hyde Park.
1886. 1820 Study of a head.
1844 Professor A. Legros ; bust,
terra-cotta.
1887. 1882 Portrait of a lady; bust.
1891 Four bronze medals.
1. Margherita di Prato.
2. Marie Still man.
3. John Marshall, F.R.S.
4. * * * *
1888. 19 II Medusa's horror; bust, bronze.
ZAMBONI, Count G Painter.
9, Conte de Nelli, Florence,
1869. 75 Castle of Wolkenstein, near
Botzen, in the Tyrol.
ZANNONI, U Sculptor.
Milan, and
14, Bishopsgate Street,
1872. 1507 A studious worker.
1875. '327 " You Ve jealous"; marble.
1408 ** Oh ! my finger."
ZEITTER, John Christian ... Painter.
J, Zeitter,
12, St, Jameses Place,
1824. 649 Portrait of a lady.
16, Randolph Street Road,
1835. 551 Monks and dogs of Mount St.
Bernard in search of tra-
vellers.
32, Edward Street,
1838. 250 Promontor, a village near Pesth,
in Hungary.
625 The royal trumpeter.
VIII.
1839. 200 Hungarian shepherd- boys.
1840. 259 Jack on shore at Folkestone.
1 84 1. 303 The North Holland market-
boat at Terschelling.
ZELBNSKI, A Painter.
15, St, James's Street.
1852. 710 Russian peasant women in the
field.
881 Wet nurse — in Russian cos-
tume.
ZEZZOS, A Painter.
1 1, Hanover Street^ Edinburgh.
1889. 1366 A Venetian.
ZICHY, M Painter.
1873. M98 Watching the deer.
1399 Luncheon on the hill.
1400 Stormy day near Loch Muich.
1401 The meeting before the deer
drive in Abergeldie wood.
1402 After the deer drive.
1403 Deer-stalking.
1404 The double shot.
1405 "The reel."
1406 Stag brought home.
1407 Stags shown by torchlight at
Abergeldie Castle.
The property of H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales.
ZIEGLER, E Painter.
28, Upper Charlotte Street.
1845. 94 Portrait of a gentleman.
102 Head of a Turk; a sketch.
407 The village maid.
430 Head of a poacher; a sketch.
2, Russell Place.
1847. 50 The picture book.
347 Miss Ziegler.
ZIEGLER, Henry Bryan ... Painter.
H. Ziegler, 5, Broad Street,
Golden Square,
18 14. 593 A cottage on Mill-bank.
At Mr, Varley's,
44, Conduit Street,
18 1 5. 520 A study, from nature.
1 816. 776 A cottage scene.
2, Upper James Street,
1817. 679 Study for a picture.
3G
4IO
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Ziegler, Henry Bryan — continued.
H, B, Ziegler^
8, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital,
1818. 543 Composition.
1819.
1820.
1821.
39i
Brewer Street,
1822.
1823.
1824.
487 Elm — study from nature.
845 Scene near Pen Maen Mawr,
North Wales.
570 Cider mill in Herefordshire.
632 Portraits of the children of
T. Jesson, Esq.
622 Vale of Clwyd, Flintshire.
758 Bringewood Bridge, Down ton,
Herefordshire.
907 View at Sandgate.
917 Scene in the grounds of R. P.
Knight, Esq., Downton,
Herefordshire.
1035 Cup found in Benjamin's sack.
— Genesis, xliv. Sketch for
a large picture.
395 Childish amusements.
428 The lated traveller.
539 View at Clumbury in Shrop-
shire.
833 A rick-yard.
834 Shepherd's boy and dog.
531 Viewon the Rhine near Bingen.
53* Caernarvon Castle, North
Wales.
572 Fall of Cannant Mawr, near
Dolbadarn Castle, North
Wales.
923 Shipwreck at St. Bee's Head,
near Whitehaven.
Bath Rmv, Worcester.
434 Returning from market.
450 Banditti.
45 < Sketch at Megavissey, Corn-
wall.
51.
London Street.
1825. 123 Lane scene near Downton,
Herefordshire.
564 Italian scenery.
1826. 442 Scene on the coast at Port-
rath, in Cornwall.
83, Margaret Street, and
Hampton Wick.
1827. 755 Hampton Court Palace from
Thames Ditton.
81, Wells Street,
1829. 13 The Lime Walk, Hampton
Court Gardens.
387 Scotch terrier.
676 The broken pitcher.
1830. 614 Charles J. Boyle, Esq., in the
costume of the Island Egina.
1831. 944 H.R.H. Prince George of Cam-
bridge.
1832. 613 Portraits of the children of
his Excellency Le Comte
Bjomstjema, Swedish Am-
bassador.
1833. 929 Children and flowers.
1834. 727 Fishermen on the beach,
Brighton.
1835. 677 Study of a head.
1836. 743 H.R.H. the Princess Mary of
Cambridge.
954 An equestrian party at the
Pavilion, Brighton.
1837. 673 Portraits of the Hon. Mirabel
Jane and Louisa Anne Ne-
ville, daughters of Lord
Braybrooke.
724 The school-boy ; a portrait.
1838. 566 Portraits of the children of Sir
Edward Parry.
1035 Portrait of the youngest son of
Sir Edward Parry.
1839. 122 Portrait of a lady.
904 " Let me take your portrait."
38, Gerrard Street,
1840. 323 Newport, Shropshire.
662 Mrs. Corry.
1 84 1. 156 Portrait of a lady.
357 My dog.
1842. 1232 The sundial in the garden of
Hampton Court Palace.
1254 The Diana, Bushey Park,
Hampton Court.
1843. 994 Mrs. Charles Eliott and family.
1844. 417 A Norwegian girl, of Steens
Dale, Hardangerfiord.
28, Upper Charlotte Street,
1845. 382 Fall in Hjelmedalen, Norway.
1846. 425 John baptizing in the wilder-
ness. " I indeed baptize you
with water, etc." — Luke, iii,
16.
2, Russell Place,
1847. 943 Elisha.
1848. 39 Christ's charge to Peter. — St,
John, xxi, 15.
1850. 356 The shepherd's repast.
1 85 1. 1300 Meditation; a plaster cast.
1852. 18 A portrait.
1853. 247 The Queen's arrival at Burgh-
ley, on a visit to the Mar-
quess of Exeter, 1844.
1854. 154 The armour-bearer.
453 The woodman.
1855. 522 Samson slaying the Philistines
with the jawbone of an ass.
Tivickenham,
1857. 184 Cattle — evening.
27, Hunter Street.
1863. '317 Shelling peas.
1872. 886 Hop-picking.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
411
ZIEGLER, Mi88 Painter.
33, Gerrard Street,
1844. 223 Portrait of a favourite terrier.
28, Upper Charlotte Street.
1846. 955 Kootub Minor of Delhi, East
Indies.
2, Russell Place.
1847. 47 Wild ducks.
1849. 764 The late Lord Auckland.
1850. 798 The wreath.
1 85 1. 844 Elise.
876 Meditation.
1852. 774 A portrait.
1853. 845 Love's reverie.
1855. 754 Princess Mary of Cambridge
when a child.
1856. 834 Portrait of a gentleman.
1857. 710 The Rev. S. H. Byrnes, M.A.
146, Oxford Street.
1863. 887 Rosalie.
ZILBRI, Miss Susan Painter.
9, Kensington Gate.
1887. 673 Olives.
23, Rue Panquet^ Paris.
1898. 496 Miss Sophia G. Leyell.
15, Embankment Gardens^
Chelsea.
1903. 688 The old Hall, Royal Hospital,
Chelsea.
1904. 615 Symphonie de couleurs Claires.
749 The Hall, Royal Hospital,
Chelsea.
ZIMMERMAN, Ernest Painter.
36, Carl Strasse^ Munich.
1 88 1. 18 "In doubt."
3, Luitpoldstrasse^ Munich.
1887. 625 Affection.
ZIMMERMAN, Henry Painter.
Eva Cottage^ Blcukheath.
1872. 293 The haunted mill.
32, Blenheim Crescent.
1880. 465 Haddon, a.d. 1650.
1888. 230 Black Head Point, Anstey's
Cove, South Devon.
4, St. MichaePs Gardens^
Ladbroke Grove.
1889. 646 A Surrey lane.
ZINK» George Frederick.
Miniature Painter.
34, Princess R&ad, Kilhum.
1885. ISO) H.R.H. Princess Wilhdtnina
of the Netherlands,
1551 Margaret; a portrait*
1885. 1552 Beatrice, daughter of H. J.
Hatfield, Esq.
1886. 1338 Christina.
1366 Mrs. H. J. Hatfield.
1395 Miss Peckitt.
1887. 1345 Miss Florence Walford.
1888. 1499 Gretchen.
1 5 14 Christina.
1557 A portrait.
1889. 1637 Etta.
1640 Mrs. Speeding.
1890. 1462 Miss Florence Byard.
1569 Hon. Mrs. C. Grenfell.
1892. 1355 Henry Nevill, son of W. Fair-
bank, Esq.
1359 ^"^1 Helena Margaret,daughter
of W. Fairbank, Esq.
1367 Alice Maud Mary, daughter of
W. Fairbank, Esq.
1368 H.R.H. Princess Christian of
Schles wig-Holstein .
1394 Victoria Alice, daughter of
W. Fairbank, Esq.
1429 The Hon. Mrs. E. Ellis.
1893. 1252 Aubrey, son of Lieut. Fitz-
maurice Inglefield, R.N.
1255 Maud, daughter of Sir Charles
Hamilton, Bart.
1 311 A daughter of Athens.
1894. 1359 Miss Ada Clarke.
1895. 1237 Henry Hugh, son of Samuel
Oxenham, Esq.
1255 Stella.
1896. 1402 Christian Albert Hastings, son
of W. Fairbank, Esq.
1421 Yvonne.
1897. 1485 Mrs. Henry J. G. Hatfield.
15 15 Viscountess Gal way.
1580 The Hon. Mrs. Cheape.
1898. 1383 Mrs. Colgate.
1900. 1414 Dowager Lady Edmonstone.
1902. 1 113 The Countess of Carnarvon.
ZO, Achille Painter.
Bayonne^ France.
1882. 154 A. R. Campbell - Johnston,
Esq.
ZOBEL, George J Engraver.
14, Lorn Rocuii Brixton.
1854. 1057 Rev. Harry Yeatman. After
F. Grant, R.A.
1062 Portrait. After F. Grant, R.A.
1855. 1016 Thomas G. B. Estcourt, Esq.
After H. W. Pickerseill,
R.A.
1019 Archdeacon Headlam. After
Sir W. J. Gordon, R.A.
412
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Zobel,
1856.
1857
1858.
1859.
i860.
1861
1863
1866.
1867,
1868.
1869.
1873.
1874
1875.
George J. — continued.
10 1 3 Baron Lefroy, late Lord Chief
Justice for Ireland. After
Catterson Smith.
1017 The Earl of Cardigan, K.C.B.
After H. W. Phillips.
1041 G. F. Young, Esq., late M.P.
for Tynemouth. After E.U.
Eddis.
1167 The Marquis of Douglas. After
R. Buckner.
1192 The Rev. J. Thorneycroft of
Thorneycroft Hall, Cheshire.
After E. U. Eddis.
1 1 3 1 Princess Helena, Prince Arthur
and Prince Leopold. After
Winterhalter.
1 142 John Fannell, Esq., of Isle-
worth. After T. M. Joy.
1 145 General Lord Rokeby. After
F. Grant, R.A.
1183 Thomas Brassey, Esq. After
F. Newenham.
1203 Earl Howe. After F. Grant,
R.A.
904 Signor Santini, ofRome. After
R. Buckner.
911 Lady Charlotte Greville. After
Leighton.
925 The infant Johnson. After Sir
J. Reynolds.
957 Revd. James Baldwin Brown.
Engraved from life.
961 Portrait of a gentleman. After
J. Lucas.
William Herrick, Esq. After
Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A.
Portrait of a lady. After R.
Buckner.
Earl Brownlow. After Sir F.
Grant, P.R.A.
959 Francis, Duke of Bedford.
After Catterson Smith.
901 The late Charles Tredwell,
huntsman to the Bramham
Moor Hounds. After Sir F.
Grant, P.R.A.
1 108 Podor Johnson. After Sir J.
Reynolds.
1244 Elizabeth, Duchess of Bedford.
After R. Buckner.
1308 Spring ploughing in Artois.
After H.W. B.Davis, A.R. A.
1262 The Earl of Bradford, Master
of the Horse. After Sir F.
Grant, P.R.A.
1099 Coming from the fair. After
Rosa Bonheur.
1100 Mrs. Payne Galway. After Sir
J. Reynolds.
967
983
820
I 1876. 1 176 Still for a moment. After J. E.
Millais, R.A.
I 1878. 1232 The White Cockade. After
I J. E. Millais, R.A.
j 1879. 1 199 Sweet Margery. After G. A.
I Storey, A.R.A.
. 123 1 Feeding sheep with the refuse
I of the vine.
I 1273 Italian farm; girls feeding
poultry.
ZOBLE, B Painter.
48, Lower Shane Street.
1798. 288 Landscape with sheep.
319 do. cows.
ZOFFANI, Johan, R.A Painter.
Johan Zoffamj\ Frith St., Soho.
1770. 211 The Royal Family. {In Van-
dyke dresses, ridiculotis — a
print of it. — Walpole.)
212 The last scene of the 2nd Act
in the Alchymist. {This most
excellent picture of Burton^
J. Palmer, and Garnck, as
Abel Drugger, is one of the
best pictures ever done by this
Genius. Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds gave him 100 jQ for it.
D. Carlisle offered the latter
20 guineas more for it. Sir
Joshua said, he should have
it for the 100 jQ if his Lord-
ship would give the 20j£ to
Zoffani, which he did. —
Walpole.)
213 A portrait of a young gentle-
man; small whole length.
177 1. 230 His Majesty; half length.
{Very like, but most dis-
agreeable and unmeaning
figure. — Walpole.)
231 A portrait of a young gentle-
man; whole length.
232 A beggar's family.
1772. 290 The portraits of the Aca-
demicians of the Royal
Academy. {This excellent
picture was done by candle-
light; he mcuie no design for
it, but clapped in the artists
as they came to him, and yet
all the attitudes are easy and
natural, most of the likenesses
strong. There is a print from
//.—Walpole.)
291 An optician, with his attend-
ant. {Extremely natural,
but the characters too common
nature, and the chiaroscuro
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
413
369
1775.
35*
1780.
68
destroyed by his servility in
imitating the reflexions of the
glasses, — Walpole.)
1772. 292 A portrait of an officer; small
whole length.
1773. 320 Portrait of her Majesty, in con-
versation with her two
brothers and part of the
Royal family. {And Lady
Charlotte 7^/V/r^— Walpole.)
321 A portrait. {Prince Ernest of
Mecklenburg, — Walpole.)
St. Cecilia; three-quarters.
A Sybil; ditto. {Style of the
good painters but affected, —
Walpole.)
Florence,
The repose, in the flight into
Egypt.
Albemarle Street,
A room in the gallery of Flor-
ence, called the Tribuna, in
which the principal part is cal-
culated to shew the different
styles of the several masters.
163 Portrait of a gentleman. (John
Burke,)
204 Girl with water-cresses.
/. Zoffany, R,A,
1 78 1. 85 A gentleman's family. {Mr,
Sharpy surgeon, ) ( The Sharps
in their barge, a musical
family, who went every sum-
mer on the river in a large
vessel, in which were. The
figures are most natural, and
highly finished, but a great
want of keeping on the whole,
—Walpole.)
175 Portrait of a young lady.
123 do. gentleman.
246 A character in the School for
Scandal. {Mr, Baddeley.)
Portrait of a gentleman. {Afr,
Sympson, musician,)
S3 A conversation. {Mr, and
Miss Wilkes.) {Horridly
like, — Walpole. )
92 A character — {Morigi, in Vi-
aggiatori Felici,) {In comic
opera, — Walpole.)
East Indies.
1783. 44 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Ma . This is all that
could be read in the catcUogue
copied from, the rest cut off)
1784. 2 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Maddison,)
98 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr,
Chase,)
1782.
Russell Place,
1790. 157 A battle piece against Hider
Ally.
191 A nobleman's collection. {Mr,
Charles Townley, Air, Dan-
kerville, Mr, Thomas Astle,
Mr. Charles Grenville,\
283 Portrait of a young lady. {Miss
C, Zoffany,)
1795' '^ Plundering the King's cellar at
Paris, August 10, 1793.
7, Bennet Street, St, James's,
1796. 85 Mr. Townsend as the beggar
in the pantomime of Merry
Sherwood,
no Mr. Knight as the clown in the
farce of the Ghost.
125 Hyderbeg on his mission to
Lord Cornwallis, with a
view of the granary erected
by Warren Hastings, Esq.,
at Patna.
195 Susanna and the two Elders.
Strand on the Green,
near Kew Bridge,
1797. 152 A beggar's family.
1798. 167 A professor of the harp.
1800. 101 Moses and Pharaoh's daugh-
ter.
224 Joseph and Mary on their
flight to Egypt.
225 do. do.
l^^ do. do.
ZONA, A Painter.
21, Upper Bedford Place,
1874. 87 II suonatore di violino.
ZORN, Andrew Leon Painter.
Leon Zom, 42, Brook Street,
1883. 1078 The Countess Stenbock.
1096 The Count Stenbock.
1884. 1074 Neglected.
1126 Mary.
And, L, Zom,
Cavendish Building,
1885. 1296 W. Falbe.
1 321 La Peterinera.
1346 Mrs. Dunthorn.
L, Zom, cjo G, Squire,
293, Oxford Street,
1887. 1288 Clarence Barker, Esq.
1888. 1205 TheWomen's Mosque, Algiers.
1403 A flirt.
141* Aubrey A. Edward.
A, Zom,
71, Boulevard Clichy,
Paris,
1891. 591 Mrs. Arthur Weguelin and son.
414
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
ZORNLIN, Miss G. M Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1825. 745 The fates. " Clotho the distaff
holds; Lachesis spins, And
stern Atropos cuts the thread
of life."
ZUBBR, Jean Henri Painter.
cjo Goupil and Co,^
New Bond Street
1884. 949 Environs de St. Pair, Nor- j
mandy.
1 197 Les chercheursde tangue, Nor-
mandie.
ZUCCARELLI, Francesco, R,A.
Painter.
Near Arlington Street^
Piccadilly,
1769. 128 Landscape and figures; half
length.
129 do. do. do.
1770. 214 St. John preaching in the wil-
derness.
215 A Holy Family.
242 A landscape and figures.
243 do. do.
244 do. do.
Comer of St, Jameses Street^
Piccadilly.
1771- »33 A holy family.
1 773* 375 The finding of Moses; a large
Landscape. {Very indiffer-
ent.— \Sd\i^\Q,)
ZUCCHI, Anthony, ^.i?. A... Painter.
Woodstock Street,
near New Bond Street.
1770. 216 Ruins of a monument at Sibaris,
and Plato bewailing the de- I
struction of so magnificent
a building.
1770. 217 The wise men's offering.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1 77 1. »34 A ruin of an ancient monu-
ment, with figures dancing.
John Street, Adelphi.
1778. 363 The remains of an ancient
building, with figures in the
oriental dress.
1779- 3^5 Ulysses and Telemachus in the
Cottage of Laertes. — Ha-
mer^s Odyss., B. 24.
366 The remains of an antient
temple of Ceres, with figures
representing a sacrifice to
the gods.
ZUCCOLI, Luigi Painter.
2, Alexander Square.
1864. 479 Charity.
588 The last farewell.
32, Vicolo de Greer, Rome.
1868. 206 Wine gratis.
208 Preparing to cook Indian com.
White Webb's Farm, Enfield.
187 1. 319 Peasantry relating a dreadful
scene of the Neapolitan
brigands.
ZWECKER, T. B Painter.
10, Shaftesbury Terrace,
Peckham.
1S53. '99 Mares and foals, the property
of His Majesty the King of
Wirtemburg.
/. B. Zwecker,
23, Newman Street.
1859. 1046 From Thomas the Rymer.
" Harp and carp, Thomas,"
she said, etc.
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS
ADAMS, Harry W.
1900. 538 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^ 17 5.
AILESBURY, Susanna, Countess of.
1770. 232 {Caroline^ Countess of AiUs-
bury — nothing can be better
or more masterly^ nor can too
much be said of Lady Ai/es-
bury^s needlework. This is
copied from Oudry. — Wal-
pole.)
The above note shows that
the artist must have been
Caroline, Dowager Countess
of Ailesbury, widow of the
3rd Earl of the first creation.
Susanna was in 1770 the
Hon. Mrs. Bruce.
AITCHISON, George, R,A, See also
Roumieu and Aitchison, vol. vi,
page 377.
ALEFOUNDER, John.
1784. 182 (Good, very simple, — Walpole.)
ALLAN, David.
1779. 3 The note as to the names is by
Walpole.
ALMA-TADEMA, Sir Lawrence,
J^,A., R. W,S., etc.
By an oversight the " Sir " was
omitted in Vol. I.
ARMPIELD, George. See G. Arm-
field-Smith, vol. vii, page 179.
ARMITAGE, Edward, R,A.
187 1. 311 A Deputation to Faraday.
" Lord Wrottesley, Mr. P. J.
Gassiot, and Mr. Grove, are
deputed by the Royal Society
to request Faraday to accept
the Presidentship."
ARMSTEAD, Henry Hugh, R,A.
1 90 1 . 1 790 The late Mrs. Joseph Freeman ;
bust, marble.
1822 Remorse; statuette.
1903. 1876 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for jQgoo.
ARNOLD, Mrs.
1848. 670 Dorothea surprised by Car-
denio, the Curate and the
Barber. The figures by
T. Uwins, R.A. 5^^ vol. viii,
page 64. "There, on the
pendant boughs, etc."
ASSEN, Van. See V, vol. viii, page
68.
ATKINS, S.
1788. 576 Braithwate, West - Indiaman,
and HwQ others, lost off Bar-
badoes. {Indexed under C,
Wilkin in the Academy cata-
logue,)
AUBIN, J. St. See S, vol. vii, page 3.
AUBYN, James Piers St. See S, vol.
vii, page 3.
AUMONIER, James.
1889. 802 Purchased for tlie Chantrey
Bequest for ;^300.
AUSTIN (H. J.) and PALEY (H. A.)
(Printed Austiu in error,)
BACON, John, ^.^.
(John Bacon was the first Gold
Medalist for the Sculpture
prize at the R,A,, receiving
it in 1769. Flaxman was a
competitor receiving the silver
medal,)
1775- ^ ( V^^ ^^^^f heavy, — Walpole.)
7 (Good,— \Wdi\^o\t,)
8 (For the Duke of Richmond, —
Walpole.)
1778. 4 (For the Courtyard of Somerset
House,)
5 ( Very /i>t^.— Walpole.)
BACON, John Henry P., A,R,A,
(The A,R.A, omitted in error,)
BADEN-POWELL, Frank.
Powell, vol. vi, page 192.
See also
4i6
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
BAIN-SMITH, Henry. See a/so Smith,
vol. vii, page i8o.
BARCLAY, Mrs. A. See Miss Ethel
Wright, vol. viii, page 363.
BARNARD, Miss Mary B.
1899. 662 "K"; head of a lady. (In-
stead of 602 In the golden
light)
BARRETT, George, R,A,
^77S' 4^^ ^ small landscape.
BARRY, James, I^,A.
1772. — (A young Irishman sent by Mr,
Edmund Burke to study at
Rome, Mr, H, W. happened
to laugh at this picture at the
Exhibition, when Barry,
whom he did not know, was
present, Barry resented this
so much that not long after,
in a treatise he wrote on
painting, he satirized Mr, W,
as an admirer of the Flemish
painters, yet Mr, W, has
been censured by others for
undervaluing them too much
in his preface to the Odes
Walpoliana, Barry was of
a quarrelsome temper, broke
with his patron, Mr, Burke,
and with the Royal Academy,
and after some time ceased
exhibiting; it is true however
that he had genius and if arn-
ing, — Walpole.)
BASSETT-SMITH, William.
Smith, vol. vii, page 194.
See
BATES, Harry, A.R,A,
1890. 2117 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^i,ooo.
BE EC HEY, Mrs. (formerly Miss
Anne Phillis Jessop). See vol. iv,
page 247.
BEETHAM, Miss Jane Painter.
(Daughter of Edward Beet-
ham of Little Strickland,
Westmoreland, and 27, Fleet
Street, London, and grand-
daughter of William Betham
of Little Strickland. She
was the only lady pupil of
John Opie, R. A., and married
John Read of Stamford
Street, London, in 1798.
She was the mother of Miss
Cordelia Angelica Read,
who left a large legacy and
her mother's pictures to the
Consumption Hospital at
Brompton.)
In vol. i, page 165, only
the exhibits from 1794 to
1797 were by her. The re-
mainder were by her first
cousin, Miss Mary Matilda
Betham. &^a/5^MRS.R£AD,
vol. vi, page 244, for her ex-
hibits after her marriage.
BEETHAM, Miss M.
(Should be Miss Mary Betham
in vol. i, page 165. She was
the younger sister of Miss
Mary Matilda Betham.)
BEETHAM, William.
He was a son of Mathew Be-
tham of Towcett, Westmore-
land, a younger branch of
the Bethams of Little Strick-
land.
BELCHER, John, A.R,A,
(The A.R.A. was omitted in
error on page 169 of vol. i.)
BELL, Miss Ada (afterwards Mrs.
Francis Julian Whalley).
BELL, Hesketh Davis. See H. Drum-
mond, vol. ii, page 371.
BETHAM, Miss Mary Matilda.
Miniature Painter.
(Daughter of the Rev. William
Betham, antiquary and
author, and granddaughter
of William Betham of Little
Strickland, Westmoreland.
She was born in 1776, and
died unmarried in 1852.
There is a long and interest-
ingaccount of her inD.N.B.,
vol. iv.)
In vol. i, page 165, all the
exhibits placed under the
name of Miss Jane Beetham
in error from 1804 to 181 6,
are by her.
It is as well to note that
the elder branch of William
Betham's family spelt the
name as Beetham, and the
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS
417
younger retained the spelling
of Betham. This explains
the note in vol. i, page 165.
The above particulars of
the Beetham and Betham
families were given to the
compiler by Mr. Frederick
Beetham of Clifton End,
Manningham, Bradford.
BBURDBN, Alphonse van.
See Van Beurden, vol. viii,
page 68, for the remainder
of his exhibits.
BLOMFIBLD, Sir Arthur W., A,R.A,
1895. H29 Organ case in south transept,
St. Saviour's Church, South-
wark. {St Paul's, Burton-
on-Trent, inserted in error,)
BOUGUEREAU, William Adolphc.
This artist's name is spelt
Bougereau in error in vol. i,
pages 247, 248.
BOYDBLL, Josiah.
From a set of Royal Academy
catalogues that once be-
longed to Miss Boydell, lent
to me by Mr. Francis Harvey,
of St. James's Street, one is
able to arrive at some idea
when she was married from
the signatures on some of
them. She was Mary Boy-
dell up to 1786, and signs
herself as Mary Nicol in
1793-
BRAMLEY, Frank, A.J^.A.
1888. 351 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^45o.
BRETT, John, ^.JP.^.
1880. 387 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^6oo.
BRIGGS, Robert A.
1897. 1908. House at Crowborough, Sus-
sex. (No, 1906 was inserted
in error,)
BRIOCILLA, T. Sebastiani de. See S,
vol. vii, page 69.
BROCK, Thomas, R.A,
1 88 1, i486 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ^2,200.
VIII.
BROMET, Madame. See Miss Mary
Pownall, vol. vi, page 196.
BROWN, A. K., A.P.SA,
1902. The address should recul 104, West
George Street, Glasgow, in-
stead of Manchester,
BROWN, Arnesby, A,R,A.
1 90 1. 428 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;;^42o.
BROWNE, John, A,R,A,
1 771. — (John Browne, the first asso-
ciate Engraver, elected Deer.
2, 1770.)
" There shall be a new
order or rank of members, to
be called associates of the
Royal Academy ; they shall
be elected from amongst the
Exhibitors, and be entitled to
every advantage enjoyed by
the Royal Academicians, ex-
cepting that of having a voice
in the deliberations, or any
share in the Government of
the Academy, neither shall
they have admittance to the
Library but on public days,
or the liberty of introducing
strangers to the lectures. They
shall be balloited for in the
same manner as Academicians
are, and be elected by the
majority of the members bed-
lotting. The number of these
associates shall not exceed 20.
^^ Every associate shall be
obliged to exhibit one per-
formance in every exhibition;
omitting to do so (without
any sufficient cause) he shall
forfeit the sum of jQi 10s,, to
be paid into the Treasury
of the Academy,
" That the vacant seats of
Academicians shall be filled
from Associates only,''
Six associate engravers
were empowered to be added
in the same manner, but the
diploma of these as well as
the other associates, to be
signed by the President and
Secretary,
The full Academic diploma
only requiring the Royal sig-
nature,
16 associates and 5 asso-
3H
4i8
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
Browne, John, A,R,A,— continued,
date engravers were elected
in 1770. The full number of
20 associates was not reached
until 1773, fwr the six asso-
date engravers until 1775.
BROWNE, James Loxham.
1902. 833 Comrades. (No. 883 was in-
serted in error,)
BRUCE-JOY, Albert. A^ Joy, vol. iv,
pages 290-292.
BURDEN, J.
1796. 800 View near Brillon Ferry. {In-
dexed in the catalogue as
W. Porden)
BURGESS, John Bagnold, R,A.
1897. 246 A mothers' meeting in the
country.
BURGESS, John Cart.
(John Cart Burgess mar-
ried Miss Charlotte Smithy
daughter of Anker Smithy
A,R,A.)
BURRIDGE, Frederick V.
1898. 1577 Soft weather. {No, 1567 in-
serted in error,
BUTLER, Elizabeth Lady.
1879. S^^ '* One man alone reached Jella-
labad. Literally, one man —
Dr. Brydon— came to Jella-
labad out of a moving host
which had numbered in all
some sixteen thousand when
it set out on its march. The
curious eye will search
through history or fiction in
vain for any picture more
thrilling with the suggestion
of an awful catastrophe than
that of this solitary survivor,
faint and reeling on his jaded
horse, as he appeared under
the walls of Jellalabad, to
bear the tidings of our Ther-
mopylae of pain and shame."
—Justin McCarthy,
BUTLER, Miss Mildred A.
1896. 1059 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for £,^0,
CALDERON, Philip Hermogenes,
R,A,
1 89 1. 226 Purchased for the Chanirey
Bequest for ^1,2 60.
CANZIANI, Madame. See Miss
Louisa Starr, vol. vii, page 241.
CAPES, Mrs. See Miss Julia ^7eigall,
vol. viii, pages 201-202.
CASTLE, Sydney E. See Wheston
(W. W.) and Castle (S. E.), voL viii,
page 248.
CHALON, Miss Maria A. See Mrs.
Henry Moseley, vol. v, pages 309-
310.
CLARKE, John.
(Should be ''Architect;'
instead of " Painter^)
CLARKE, Joseph.
1877. 292 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ^£2 1 o.
1885. 45 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for f[fi^ 51.
CLAUSEN, George, A,R,A.
1890. — A picture^ not exhibited at the
Royal Academy^ of " At the
Gate " was purchased far the
Chantrey Bequest for ;£40o.
COCKRAM, George.
1892. 1064 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for jCiSo,
COKE, Alfred Sacheverel. See a/so
S, vol. vii, page i.
COLE, George Vicat, R,A,
1888. 350 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^2,ooo.
COLE, Philip Tennyson-. A^Tenny-
son-Cole, vol. vii, page 347.
COLLIER, Hon. John.
1 88 1. 260 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;;^420.
COLTON, William Robert, A,R,A.
1899. 2056 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ^630.
1903. 1880 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;£'i,ooo.
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS
419
COPLEY, John Singleton, I^.A.
1780. 172 {Major Montgomery^ who sig-
naiized himself in the destruc-
tion of the Cherokee settle-
ments last war. He is dressed
in his Highland dress, which
is most accurately described, i
There is great animation and
expression in the figures in
the background, and the officer
is relieved by the burning of
the t07vn,)
CORBET, Matthew Ridley, A,R.A.
1904. 300 Purchased for the Chant rey •
Bequest for £fiy^> \
1 90 1. 863 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for £^2^.
DA VIES, Norman Prescott-. See also
Prescott-Davies, vol. vi, page 202.
DAVIS, Henry William Banks, R,A.
1880. 255 Purchased for the Chantrey Be-
questfor£s^S'
1899. 63 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for £^\$.
DB LONGASTRE, L.
1798. 4S5 A flower girl. {No, 445 in-
serted from an error in the
index to the catalogue, Mrs.
Offley was by R, Wesiall,
R.A)
DB MATTOS, Henry Teixeira. See \
also Teixeira, vol. vii, page 343.
DE SCHWITER, B. &<? a/5^ Sch witer,
vol. vii, page 54.
DE TRIQUETI, Baron Henri. See
Triqueti, vol. viii, page 21.
DO BELL, Miss Alice. See Mrs.
Briton Riviere, vol. vi, page 311.
DODD, Charles Tattershall.
1852. 429 Working an old saw-pit. {In-
dexed as C. T. Todd. See
vol. vii, page 399.)
DODD, Charles Tattershall, Junr.
1892. 605 A Breton Peasant.
DODD, Robert.
{The full name of R. Dodd,
painter, vol. ii, page 346.)
DORIEN, Mrs. Mary L. H. Smith.
See Smith, vol. vii, page 196.
DRESCH, J. See under G. Stephany,
vol. vii, page 249.
DRUMMOND, H. is really Hesketh
Davis Bell.
EASTLAKE, Miss Mary. See Mrs.
B. W. Leader, vol. v, page 11.
EDWARDS, Edward, A,R.A.
1 78 1. 86 {Very bad and glaring, much
too old for his looks, for Sir
Edward, tho' past 74, was a
most beautiful and fresh old
man. He is fatter.-^Vf^l-
pole.)
PARQUHAR, Miss Elizabeth Baly
(Lizzie), afterwards Mrs. Comley
Vivian.
(A pupil of her uncle, Frederick
Cruickshank.)
{See Mrs. Comley Vivian, vol. viii,
pages 91-92.)
FERRIERE, L(ewis).
(Mr. Lewis Ferriere married
Cecilia, second daughter of
Pierre Violet.)
FIRMINGER, Rev. T. A. C. See
Turminger, vol. viii, page 28.
FLOCKHART, William.
1904. 1489 Rosehaugh, Ross-shire.
'504 do. do.
{No. 1657 inserted in error.)
FORD, Edward Onslow, R.A.
1886. 1925 Purchased for the Chantry
Bequest for ;^2io.
FOWLER, Miss Mary L. See Mrs.
S. E. Waller, vol. viii, pages 113-114.
FROST, W Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1803. 90 Dutch fishermen.
1806. 121 do. fishing boats.
FROST, William Edward, R.A.
{No. 121 in 1 806, inserted under
the wrong name. W.E.Frost
commenced to exhibit in
1836.)
420
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
PURSE, Charles W., A,I^,A.
1903. 471 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ^840.
GAINSBOROUGH, Thomas, R.A,
1780. 189 {Mr, Bate, not Bute.)
1782. 58 (Whoie-iength, with horse, Capt,
Leger: like, but lower parts
too small in proportion. Com-
panion to 77. — Walpole.)
GEORGE, J. St. ^^ S, vol. vii, page 4.
GIBSON, William A.
1899. 320 Autumn in the woods. {^^ Har-
rowing,^^ inserted in error,)
GLENDENNING, Alfred, Junr.
1898. 1096 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for £^1^*1 \os,
GODFREY, Miss L. M. (Ellen) after-
wards Mrs. W. P. Watson. See Mrs.
William Peter Watson, vol. viii,
pages 172-173.
GOODALL, Mrs. Prederick. See Miss
Alice Tarry, vol. vii, page 321.
GOODWIN, Albert.
1 90 1. S3 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for £11^,
GORDON, Henry Huntley.
1899. '*^3 Stafford House, Cannon Street.
{No, 1853 inserted in error,)
GOTCH, Thomas Cooper.
1896. 374 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for jCgoo,
GOTCH, Mrs. Thomas Cooper (for-
merly MissCaroline Burland Yates).
See Miss Yates, vol. viii, page 399.
GOW, Andrew Carrick, B.A,
1886. 412 Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for j£Soo,
GOW-STEUART, Miss Alice M. See
Steuart, vol. vii, page 254.
GRAHAM, John.
1 791. 21 {General Burgoyne, General
Phillips, Rev. Mr. Brvdenel,
Col. Kingston, Lord Har- i
rington. Major Green, Col, \
Wilford, General Rcdesal, I
afid Major Eraser,) \
GRAVES, Robert, AJt,A,
1857. 976 The Princess Victoria Gou-
ramma, of Coorg. After
F. Winterhalter. {This was
indexed in the R,A. cata-
logue to R,J, Lane, A,R,A,^
in error,)
HAMPTON, Lord. See the Hon.
H. P. M. Pakington, vol. vi, page
43-
HARDY, Mrs. Deric. Su Miss Flo-
rence Small, vol. vii, page 158.
HERRING, Mrs. J. F. (K.) shatM be
Herring, Mrs.
{In 1866, in the Suffolk Street
catalogue, Mrs, J, F, Her-
ring, Junr,, lived at 31,
Nicolas Lane, She was Miss
Kate Rolfe—the Mrs, Her-
ring in 1852 is a different
lady,)
HODGES, William, R.A.
1789. 253 Castle Wilgur on the Rhine.
{See Sir Joshua Reynolds,
vol. vi, pages 276, 277.)
HOPPNER, John, R,A,
1782. 4*5 {Mrs, Hoppner,)
1786. \n(i {Is sometimes called Mrs, Hopp-
ner^
1797. 167 {The " True Briton'' says, "a
very admirable portrait of
Lady Oxford in the best
style of the artist; there is a
happy union of dignity and
elegance in the figure, and a
sweet maternal charm in the
countenance, etc. The child
also is exquisitely , , , P The
remainder is illegible in my
notes,)
{Lady Oxford was Miss
Scott, and married Edward,
fifth Earl of Oxford, March
3, 1794. Her elder daughter
was bom March 9, 1796, so
the child mentioned by the
" True Briton " was a year
old,)
256 {Lord Goiver,)
300 Portrait of a nobleman. In
other catalogues it is, Portrait
of a lady and her son. {Mrs.
Caldwell and her son.)
1807. 59 {Miss St. Clare,)
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS
421
HOUGHTON, Arthur Boyd.
{Printed Albert in error,)
HUET, V.
( V, Huet and Francois Hilet
Villiers are the same ar-
tist^ and lived at 34,
Leicester Square, The in-
dexing of the catalogues is
the cause of his being placed
both under H and V,)
{See Villiers, vol. viii,
page 86.)
HURD-WOOD, F. S. See W.
{This cross reference was in-
serted in error; his ex-
hibits were at the ^^ Various
Exhibitions^^ in my ^^Dic-
tionary of Artists^** not at
the Royal Academy,)
IBBETSON, Julius Caesar.
1 779. 257 {Should be " at Sir Michael Le
Flemings,'' instead of "St.
Michael)
INGLIS, J. Johnstone, F.If,A,
1900. 107 1 Wind against tide; coast of
Kerry. {JVo, 1076 inserted
in error,)
JACKSON, Thomas Graham, F.A,
1886. 1583 Proposed new building for the
University of Oxford, ad-
joining the school's south
front.
1891. 1872 The Hall of Lincoln College,
Oxford, showing the restora-
tion of the ancient roof,
windows, and pannelling.
1876 The New Library, Uppingham
School.
1893. 1566 Balliol College, Oxford; new
house for a tutor in the
college grounds, Holywell.
{The above errors have
occurred in consequence of the
curtailing the titles amongst
architects mentioned in the
preface. See vol. i, page viii,
bottom of the page)
JEAL, Miss Lydia Jemima. See Mrs.
Prank Cor by n Price, vol. vi, page
ao3.
JESSUP, Miss Anne Phillis (after-
wards Mrs. and Lady Beechey). See
Lady Beechey, vol. 1, page 164.
JOBLING,Mrs.Isa (formerly Miss Isa
Thompson). 5^^Mis8 Isa Thompson,
voL vii, page 367.
JOHNSON, Mrs. Bessie. Should be
Johnson, Mrs. Basil (formerly Miss
Bessie Percival. See Miss Bessie
Percival, vol. vi, page 105.
JOHNSON, Ernest Borough.
{Is spelt Johnston in error, but
the name is in its right place
for Johnson,)
JOHNSON, Mrs. Esther B. Should be
Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Borough (for-
merly Miss Esther George). See
Miss Esther George, vol. iii, page
225.
JONVAUX.
1 83 1. The culdress is 9, Old Compton
Street.
JOPLING, Joseph Middleton.
See ToPLiNG, J. M., for the
year 1852. See T, vol. viii,
page 10.
JOY, Albert Bruce, F,H,A.
1896. 1795 The late Sir Edward Harland,
Bart., M.P. Presentation
bust; marble.
18 10 The late — Morrison, Esq.;
bust, marble. {This being
the first year this sculptor is
indexed under Bruce, the
entry was overlooked.)
KEMPTHORNE, S.
1835. 945 ( IVith S, S, Teuton,)
KENNION, Charles John.
{Instead of James,)
KENNION, Edward, F.S.A.
{This is the full name.)
LEVERTON, William.
1793. 842 Design for a chapel.
LEWIS, A Painter.
1897. 255 The return of the Vikings.
Painted with B. E. Ward.
422
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS
LINNELL, Miss Hannah. See Mrs. i MORISON, Miss Jessie Ada. See
Samuel Palmer, vol. vi, page 45.
LOSA, G. C. Rumpf-. See R, vol. vi,
page 387.
LOVELACE, Mary Carolina,
Countess of. See Miss Mary Caroline
Stuart- Wortley, vol. viii, page 362.
LUARD, Lowes D Painter.
West Hill, Harrmv,
1898. 1526 "Amos Barton." — Chap ii.
LUCAS, John Seymour, R,A,^ R,L
1894. 1454 Samuel Montague, Esq., M.P.
(fiot Moniagii),
MACDONALD, Alexander, Senr.
1868. 294 Fruit.
1874. 855 Under the Jungfrau.
(These were placed under
Alfred Macdonald in error.)
MACWHIRTER, John, R,A,
1899. 19 Dark Loch Coruisk (instead of
Cornisk).
MARGETSON, Mrs. W. H.
24, Hopton Road^ Streatham,
1897. 51 " Sweet Mistress Prew."
MALTBY, Mrs. E. See Miss Emily
M. Worsfold, vol. viii, page 360.
MEASOM, W Engraver.
See under James MacLaren
Smith, vol. vii, page 183.
MILLAIS, Sir John Everett, Bart.,
RR,A.
1855. (Elected A.R.A. in 1854 in-
stead of R.A. — printer's
error,)
MOLLER, A. Slott-
vii, page 157.
See Slott, vol.
MOORE, Christopher.
1827. 1888. Bust of Lord Nugent. (10S6
inserted in error.)
MORGAN, Mrs. Mary Vernon. See
also Vernon, vol. viii, page 82.
Mrs. W. H. K. Titcomb, vol. vii,
page 398.
MULLINS, George.
1 771. 266 ((9/Z>///^//>f.— Walpole.)
267 (Purchased by Mr. If. IVal
/^/^.— Walpole.)
NICHOLAS, Graham S. See Walsh
(J. P.) and Nicholas (G.), vol. viii,
page 119.
NOWELL, Arthur T.
1894. 882 Yachting amongst the Scilly
Islands. (Not in the index of
the catalogue.)
PAUL, Roland W.
1900. 1839 New Lych-gate, Hurst Epis-
copi, Somerset.
1847 Additions to a house in Hert-
fordshire.
PIERRE, Gaston St. See S, vol. vii,
page 4.
PORTER. Miss Ethel C.
1899 1317 Leila.
PREINDLSBERGER, Miss Mari-
anne. See Mrs. Adrian Stokes, vol.
vii, page 270.
PULHAM, Mrs. James Brook. See
Miss Maria Violet, vol. viii, page 90.
QUESTED, George R.
1899. 1488 "Love took up the harp of
Life." — Tennyson,
READ, Mrs. John. See Miss Jane
Beetham, vol. i, page 165 and vol.
viii, page 416.
REYNOLDS, Sir Joshua, P.R.A,
1780. 32 (Earl of CholmondeUy in /lis
robes with his coronet in hts
hand^ and walking in an
agreeable landscape^ which is
finely contrived to relieve the
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423
figure; the drapery is graceful \
and richly coloured, and it >
altogether fi>rms a picture !
equal to Vandyke^ — ^^ A note .
/// Miss BoydelPs cata- ,
loguer I
1783. 148 {Poor! Sir Joshua seetns to
decline since his illness, — 1
Walpole.) I
ROGERS, Mark.
1903. 1812 Study for the door panel of a
cabinet; terra-cotta.
ROLPB, Miss Kate (afterwards Mrs.
J. P. Herring, Junr.). See Herring,
vol. viii, p. 420.
ROSS, Henry.
{This should probably be Hugh
Ross, Senr.)
ROSS, Mrs. Henry.
(Should be Mrs, William
Ross, mother of Sir W. C.
Ross, R.A.)
SBTON-TAIT, Adela. See Tait, vol.
Vii, page 317.
SHEE, Sir Martin Archer, R.R,j4.
1797. 6 (TTte'' True Briton,'' May 30,
1797, says it is Mrs, Shee, and
that there is a dog in it, etc)
SIMS, Charles.
1875. — (/« the note under this year read
G, Sims for W, Sims,)
SIMSON, Mrs. S. See also Mrs. Mar-
garet Spicer-Simson, vol. vii, page
218.
SIMSON, Theodore P. S. See also
Theodore P. Spicer-Simson, vol.
vii, page 218.
THACKER, Mrs. A. See Miss Panny
Way, vol. viii, pages 179-180.
THOMPSON, Miss Kate (afterwards
Mrs. William Watson). .S?^ Watson,
vol. viii, page 165.
WARREN-WRIGHT, Miss Gytha.
See Wright, vol. viii, page 364.
SANT, James, R.A,
1862. 20 (The same subject was painted
by R, Westall, R,A,, in >
1804,^^^.420. &^ vol. viii, I WATKINS, Mrs. William. See also
page 227.) Miss Kate Thompson, vol. vii, page
520 Quarry near North Berwick. 369.
(" Green and Gold'' was in- (The exhibit of 1850 is by another
1902.
serted in error,)
SETH-SMITH, William Howard.
See also Smith, vol. vii, page 195.
Mrs, W. Watkins.)
WH ALLEY, Mrs. Prancis Julian. See
Miss Ada Bell, vol. i, page 171.
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