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The Royal Academy of Arts
A Complete Dictionary of Contributors
and their work from its foundation
in 1769 to 1904
BY
ALGERNON GRAVES, F.S.A.
COMPILER OF THE "WORKS OF SIR EDWIN LANDSEER, R.A.," THE "WORKS OF SAMUEL COUSINS, R.A.,''
THE " WORKS OF SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE, P.R.A."; AUTHOR OF THE " DICTIONARY OF
ARTISTS, I760-1893"; AND JOINT-AUTHOR OF THE " HISTORY OF
THE WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, P.R.A."
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OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY

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1769  1904

SACCO, G  Miniature Painter.
1 7, Howland Street.
1852. 761 Queen Marie Amdie.
762 The Empress of Russia.
870 The Holy Virgin with the pear.
33, Grove Place, Brompton.
1853. 690 Mr. G., Miss K., Mr. D. D.,
His Majesty F. IL, Mr. P.,
a child, and an interior.
812 G. S. B.
1854. 653 The end of the world.
673 The Princess of Carini.
700 Portrait of the artist.
709 Mr. Paglieri Onorati. No address.
1857. 841 Mademoiselle Piccolomini.
SACHE, F  Painter.
81, Lancaster Road, Not ting Hill.
1872. 192 A cornfield in South Devon
shire.
SACHEVEREL-COKE, Alfred. Painter.
102, Fellowes Road.
1885. 79 Nydia.
416 A cottage garden.
1926 Decoration of end of Passage.
{See also Coke, vol. ii, page 96.)
SACHS, Edwin O  Architect.
3, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall.
1902. 1404 The Shannon Factory, Dalston.
SACHS (E. O.) and HOFFMAN
(G. S.)  Architects.
3, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall
1903. 1659 New factory, Dalston : View in
courtyard.
SACHS, Mrs. Jessie W.
Miniature Painter.
32 Whitehead's Grove, Chelsea.
1900. 1456 Phyllis Sachs.
vn.

SACHS, Mrs. See Miss Ada R. Hol
land, vol. iv, pages 128, 129.
SACHSE, Edward J  Painter.
Tregarthen, Whitworth Rd.,
South Norwood.
1884. 1097 Early spring, Norwood.
1885. 1429 Suffolk scenery — noon.
1886. 1199 In the fields, Norwood.
1887. 1112 Summer afternoon, near South-
wold.
I, Cedar Villas, Crowther Rd.,
South Norwood.
1888. 1246 Old Mill at Bosham.
1890. 1366 Marshes on the Suffolk coast,
Walberswick.
1394 A hazy morning, Walberswick.
Garden Cottages, Winchelsea.
1896. 1280 Summer evening; passing
clouds, Winchelsea.
1282 An April day, Winchelsea.
1897. 1357 Winchelsea meadows.
SADDLER, John  Engraver.
6, Southampton Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1862. 929 Jane Dowglas. After J. E.
Millais, A.R.A.
1863. 959 Ursula March. {Vide John
Halifax, Gendeman.) After
J. E. Millais, A.R.A.
960 Alice Tresdaile. ( Vide Grand
mother's Money.) After
John Tenniel.
1864. 837 Hilary. {Vide Mistress and
Maid.) After J. E. Millais,
R.A.
848 Magdalen's half hour. {See
"No Name.") After J. E.
Millais, R.A.
1866. 837 Christchurch, Hampshire.
After J. Nash.
1867. 969 Sunset, St. Helen's, Jersey.
After A. Clint.
976 Kathleen O'More. After Miss
M. Gillies.

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Saddler, John — continued.
1868. 913 Government House, Sydney,
New South Wales. After
J. Skinner Prout.
917 The late Dr. Southwood Smith,
M.D. After Miss M. Gillies.
1872. 1264 Going to the Christening; a
scene in Devonshire. After
A. Bellows.
1873. 1295 "Les Misdrables." After Gus
tave Dord.
1874. 1232 Night at the Ophir diggings.
After J. S. Prout.
1247 St. Sauveur; street view. After
L. J. Woods.
1283 Poet's Corner, Westminster
Abbey. After S. L. Fildes.
1877. 1250 Illustration to "My Little
Lady." After E. J. Poynter,
R.A.
1878. 1 1 79 Hospenthal: on the road to
Mount St. Bernard. After
Birket Foster.
1879. 1272 Hop Gardens, Kent. After
C. Lawson.
1880. 1312 Lieut.-Col. Cosmo Gordon of
Tyrie Castle. After G. Reid.
1882. 1304 The Lady of the Woods. After
J. MacWhirter, A.R.A.
I, Park Villas, Wokingham.
1883. 1396 Durham Cathedral. After H.
Dawson,
SADEE, Philip  Painter.
39^, Old Bond Street.
1874. 319 The portion of the poor.
SADLER, Miss Kate  Painter.
Rock House, Horsham.
1880. 782 Azaleas.
869 do.
885 Chrysanthemums.
1 88 1. 658 White Azaleas.
800 Red and White Azaleas.
Burford Lodge, Horsham.
1883. 1118 Roses.
1884. 898 Chrysanthemums in bracket.
1888. 1290 White Azaleas.
1435 Gloires de Dijon.
1889. 1 3 18 Meg Merrilies.
SADLER, Thomas  Painter.
1 9, Bernard Street, Russell Square.
1881. 1155 A study.
SADLER, Walter Dendy  Painter.
45, Warren Street, Fitzroy Square.
1873. 220 The deciding game.

1874. 3 A Westphalian peasant girl
feeding chickens.
1875. 450 "Steady, brother, steady!"
1876. 4 "Mine own flask, too!"
99 His worldly care.
881 A village inn in the Tyrol
34, Finchley Road.
1878. 339 A day-dream.
103 1 Somebody's darling.
1879. 1021 The little laundress.
1880. 590 Thursday. 28, Finchley Road.
1881. 596 "It's always the largest fish
that 's lost."
1882. 784 Friday.
1883. 311 A stranger in the monastery.
408 Recreation.
1884. 129 " Experientia docet."
1542 A goodly catch.
1885. 136 The salad. " Pour faire bien
una salade il faut etre trois
personnes; un sage pour y
mettre du sel, un avare pour
y mettre du vinaigre, un
prodigue pour y mettre de
\hm\&:'~Richelet.
233 "Tantum religio potuit sua-
dere."
1063 Gudgeon-fishing.
1 1 33 Lea roachers.
1886. 605 "Habet!"
1887. 117 The old squire and the young
squire.
376 "Ladies and gentlemen."
1888. 507 In the camp of the Amalek-
ites.
669 Old and crusted.
1889. 1081 Over the nuts and wine.
1228 The widow's birthday.
i8go. 1012 Home-brewed.
1034 The hunting-morn.
1 89 1. 58 Uninvited guests.
1892. 356 Sweethearts.
428 The middleman.
946 Scandal and tea.
1893. 83 The new will: " Everything to
my wife absolutely."
588 A meeting of creditors.
44, Finchley Road.
1894. 810 "Chorus." "Let others sing
the praise of wine, etc."
888 For fifty years.
1895. 776 An offer of marriage. " A son 's
a son till begets him a wife.
But a daughter 's a daughter
all the days of her life."
887 Toddy at the Cheshire Cheese.
1896. 439 The end of the skein.
55 5 Time and the flowers.
901 Married.

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3

1897.

428

635

1898.

400

489

1899.

379

936

1900.

285

327
I90I.
570
806
1902.
675
1903.
679
1904.
476
841
Hemingford Grey, St. Ives, Hunts.
Nearly done.
For weal or woe.
The young and the old.
A little mortgage.
The christening.
The Plaintiff and the Defend
ant.
The awakening.
The Squire's Song.
A marriage by registrar.
The bagman's toast. "Sweet
hearts and wives."
Time. "Shadow and sun for
every one As the years roll
on."
The bride and bridegroom.
The harvest home. " To plow
and sow, To reap and mow,
And be a farmer's boy."
After dinner rest awhile.
SADLER, William  Painter.
2, White Lodge Terrace,
Cleveland Road, Barnes.
1889. 2117 Study of a head.
SAIN, Edouard Alexandre... Painter. E. Sain.
1874. 1040 A Capri girl.
SAINSBURY, Everton  Painter.
5, Rectory Road, Clapham.
1878. 580 The latest news.
1880. 213 Shadows. "Shadow'd all
around, above. And a shad
ow, too, on love."
415 A portrait.
563 Waiting.St. Mark's Buildings, Grosvenor Square.
1 88 1. 164 Portrait of a gentleman.
1882. 114 Castles in the air.
1509 "The Lady Geraldine had
strayed, etc."
1883. 242 Superstition. "Down in the
crimson west the sun had
sunk, etc."
557 Hope and memory. "Linked
by soft strains, etc."
1884. 392 "Mid roar of ocean, and the
sea bird's cry."
525 Washing day.
673 Old Cross in the Eifel, Ger
many.
1885. 399 A glimpse of the unknown.
Child in the east end of
London seeing butterflies for
the first time.
1885. 952 Somebody's secret.,
1066 " Time was."
SAINSBURY, Miss Grace E. Painter.
50, Larkhall Rise, Clapham.
1891. 375 Thinking.
1893. 764 By the margin ofthe river.
1896. 724 By the sea.
795 Afternoon.
1897. 347 Morning in the fields.
1899. 826 In the fields.
4, Emanuel Avenue, Acton.
1900. 798 In quiet Sussex.
1902. 509 Joy in the meadows.
1904. 794 Wood and stream.
SAINSBURY, Mrs. Maria Tuke. Painter.
63, Welbeck Street.
1892. 1 119 Tulips.
1894. 986 "Flowers are lovely — love is
flower-like."
SAINSBURY, S. Fox  Painter.
50, Larkhill Rise, Clapham.
1897. 1262 Research.
ST. AUBIN, J. ... Miniature Painter.
47, Berwick Street, Soho.
1795- 493 Portrait of a gentleman.
18, Portland Street, Soho.
1796. 601 A frame with three miniatures.
61, Berners Street.
1801. 827 Portrait of a lady.
837 do. gentleman.
1802. 732 Portraits of Mr. Humel and
four others.
ST. AUBYN, James Piers. Architect.
5, FurnivaPs Inn.
1850. 1272 St. James's Church, Devonport.
No address.
1882. 1219 Church at Stoke Damerel,
Devonport. Lamb's Buildings, Temple.
1886. 1575 Clock tower, Abberley Hall.
ST. EYRE, G  Painter.
G. Saint Evre, Paris, and
at Mr. Hodgson's, 4, Argyle Street.
1828. 177 A lady of rank of the fifteenth
century, with two attendants.
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St. Evre, G. — continued. G. St. Evre.
1829. 105 Beauty contemplating the rav
ages of grief
III Children and grandmamma.
297 A prisoner.
352 The Coronation of the remains
of Ines de Castro. " In the
year 1350, six years after the
interment, the remains of
Dona Ines de Castro were
taken out of her tomb, and
she was proclaimed Queen
of Portugal, in the church of
Santa Clara of Coimbra, by
order of her husband Don
Pedro. "The bishops and
grandees, after having made
public declaration of the
marriage of the King with
Ines, and explained the
motives from which it had
been kept secret, and having
solemly given to her the title
of Queen, bow respectively
before the Royal Majesty.
The heir to the Crown, Don
Ferdinand, son of Don Pedro
by Constance his first wife,
and the two sons of Ines,
Denis and Juan de Castro,
followed by the princes and
lords of the realm, approach
the throne in order, as says
the Portuguese historian
Faria, 'to kiss all that re
mained of what had once
been so fair a hand.' Don
Pedro presides at this solemn
ceremony."
ST. GEORGE, J  Painter.
T. St. George.
1843. 619 Scene in Kensington Gardens,
from Nature.
J. St. George, i,o,Jermyn Street.
1847. 577 View in Saxony, the fortress of
Koenigstein in the distance.
ST. HILL, H  Architect.
1834. S94 Perspectiveviewofthelndigent Blind School, St. George's
Fields.
ST. JEAN, Simon  Painter.
Lyo?is, and 10, Titchborne Street.
1848. 597 Vase of Flowers.

— St. Jean, Lyons, and
10, Titchborne Street.
1851. 779 Flowers.
ST. MICHEL, Chevalier de. Painter.
8, Coventry Street.
1785. 46 Portrait.
91 do.
93 do.
123 do. {Lord Loughborough. —
Walpole.)
376 Portrait.
378 do.
SAINTON, Charles P  Painter.
7, St. Stephen's Mansions, Bayswa/er.
1886. 762 Lost in thought.
1887. 369 The rag-picker's home in Paris.
418 Mrs. Edmund Russell.
906 Sunrise in Normandy.
1888. 696 Doves.

ST. PIERRE, Gaston  Painter.
15, Avenue Wagram, Paris.
1885. 1075 Femme Arabe.
SALABERT, F  Painter.
36, Haymarket.
1836. 462 An officer.
533 Mrs. H. H. Davis, formerly
Louisa Mich an.
544 Miss Clara Novello.
547 Mr. Seguin.
579 Portrait d'un Chinois.
1837. 762 Mademoiselle Duvernay.
S45 Signor Rubini.
8 87 Monsieur Pouchee (un centen-
aire.)
953 Signor Dragonetti.
1838. 657 Mrs. Martin. 40, Haymarket.
1840. 523 Mile. Pauline Garcia.
1841. 887 Deux Soeurs.
917 Luz chico de Haurie. 36, Haymarket.
1842. 88 Mon Pouche, artiste, aged 106.
1845. 682 J. B. Cramer, Esq.
1 00 1 R. Galloway, Esq.
SALAMAN Miss Isabelle J. Sculptor.
20, Pemb ridge Crescent.
1889. 2073 My sister; head.
SALAMAN, Miss Julia. See Mrs. L.
Goodman, vol. iii, page 270.

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SALAMAN, Miss Kate. Miniature Painter.
36, Baker Street.
1 84 1. 784 Portrait of a lady.
831 do. her sister.
1842. 903 do. a lady.
1843. 796 do. do.
865 Miss Fanny Fuller.
950 Portrait of a lady.
1844. 672 do. her father.
862 Mrs. Davis.
1845. 995 R- ^- Varicas, Esq.
1852. 878 Portrait of RustomjeeViccasee.
1853. 702 Horatio.
1854. 862 Brooch miniatures of R. E. S.
— her brother, Alice and
Miss Brettell.
1855. 904 Ella, second daughter of
Phineas Abraham, Esq.
905 Elphinstone and Edward
Gordon, sons of Dr. Bird.
1856. 726 Penelope, daughter of the late
Henry Brettell, Esq.
S ALANSON, Miss Eugenie. Painter.
Hanover Gallery,
47, New Bond Street.
1892. 582 A Brittany fisher girl.
SALISBURY, Frank O  Painter.
8, Egerton Studios, South Kensington.
1899. 978 Reflections. 4, Limerston Studio, West Brompton.
1900. 466 "The heavens know best what
is best for me." — Spenser.
Kirkwick Avenue, Harpenden.
1 90 1. 478 Hamlet and the King.
816 The monk FeUx. "And long,
long. With rapturous look,
etc." Elmkirk, Harpenden.
1902. 147 The last drive of Hippolytus.
603 My lady's mirror.
726 Fantasies.
1585 Portion of east window.
1903. 254 Mrs. C. C. Greenwood and
daughter.
779 Phyllis, daughter of I. Saun
ders, Esq.
1904. 216 A message from the gods : Iris
and Neptune. "Attend the
mandate of the sire above;
In me behold the messenger
of Jove."
413 The escape; an incident from
the destruction of Pompeii.

SALISBURY, J  Painter.
Dillon's Marsh, Wiltshire.
1784. 137 Portrait of a lady. {Lady Wey
mouth^
SALLITT, Miss Lily  Painter.
Hawthornden, Ickley, Yorkshire.
1891. 1386 Thistledown.
SALMON, Charles E  Architect.
Bell Street, Reigate.
1903. 1656 A Surrey residence.
SALMON, Miss Emeline  Painter.
70, Kenninghall Rd., Clapton.
1904. 936 A group.
SALMON, Miss Helen R. ... Painter.
113, West Regent Street, Glasgow.
1884. 705 "She sang sae sweet the auld
Scotch songs."
794 Rhododendrons.
1885. 864 Au theatre.
1886. 295 " Pour se faire belle."
1888. 1120 In the conservatory.
Woodlands, Gairlochhead, Dumbarton.
1890. 1128 Patchwork.
SALMON, J  Painter.
78, High Street, Camden Town.
1849. 245 On the coast of Norfolk.
1853. 656 View near Tamworth.
SALMON, James and SON. Architects.
1880. 1 22 1 Trades house, Glasgow.
SALMON, John Cuthbert ... Painter.
39, Green Lane, Stonycroft, Liverpool.
1878. 910 A rough road near Bettws-y-
Coed.
1 88 1. 622 Ynys-gy-Hy-Log, near Bar
mouth.
Bron Eryri, Tal-y-Bout, near Conway.
1882. 1089 Early springtime.
1883. 989 Llyn Cowlid near Capel Curig.
1884. 965 A Welsh homestead.
982 Llyn Idwall.
1886. 1122 Silent Majesty.
1887. 1 190 Craig yr ysfa, a spur of Car-
nedd Llewelyn.
1888. 1284 Spring evening — Conway val
ley.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Salmon, John Cuthbert — continued.
Gyffin, Conway.
1892. 1 163 Coardra, Inverness-shire.
1304 Afternoon — on the beach near
Llandudno.
Elsinore, Deganwy, Llandudno.
1899. 1050 Idwal.
1900. 1 1 66 The Glyders from Ogwen.
12 13 Conway marsh; the 3rd Lan
cashire Volunteer Fusiliers
in camp. Albert Drive, Deganwy.
1902. 896 The Cambrian coast.
S ALMO N , Miss Maud  Painter.
Elsinore, Deganwy, near Llandudno.
1902. 970 Spring-time.

Painter.

SALMON, W. R. D 
Penllyn Court, Glamorganshire.
1851. 387 View in Surrey.
388 Cattle after nature.
568 Study after a shower.
1852. 220 Near Frimley, Surrey.
1853. 1093 Before rain; a sketch from
nature.
SALMOND, Miss Gwendolen. Painter.
4, Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn.
1904. 660 Scotch tailors.
SALOME, Antoine De. &fiD, vol. ii,
page 310.
SALOMON, Adam  Sculptor.
99, Rue de la Faisanderie, Paris.
1880. 1561 Edwin Chadwick, Esq., C.B.;
bust, marble.
SALOMON, R  Painter.
15, Tabernacle Square.
1802. 581 Whitehaven harbour, Cumber
land.
SALOMONS, Edward.
Architect and Painter.
21, Whitehall Place.
1874. 1 126 House at Palace Gate, for P.
Hardy Nathan, Esq. ( With
the late J. P.Jones.)

1876. 1091 House at Manchester.
31, Soicth King Street, Manchester.
1 88 1. 843 Venice. 31, South King Street,
Manchester,
and 2,9a, Old Bond Street.
1883. 910 Pont du Beguinage, Bruges.
1894. 1201 Rue Jersual, Dinan.
1896. 1787 St. Jacques, Antwerp.
SALOMONS (E.) and JONES (J. P.)
Architects.
21, Whitehall Place.
1870. 745 Kenwood Tower, Highgate,
for E. Brooke, Esq.
790 Reform Club, Manchester.
187 1. 960 Town Hall, Winchester.
SALOMONS (E.) and WORNUM
(R. S.)  Architects.
39, Old Bond Street.
1878. 1147 39B, Old Bond Street.
1880. 1202 Town Hall Over Darwen.
1881. 1016 Ely Grange, Frant.
1 106 Lodge, Frant.
1885. 1748 Observatory, Rusthall.
1817 Frangon, Biarritz.
SALOMONS (E.) and ELY (John).
Architects.
31, South King Street, Manchester.
1881. 1030 The Cottage, Victoria Park,
Manchester.
1886. 1652 Beeston Lodge, Cheshire.
SALOMONS (E.) and STEINTHAL
(A.)  Architects.
31, South King Street, Manchester.
1897. 1925 Alvaston Hall, Cheshire.
SALOMONS, Miss J. R  Painter.
39, Porchester Terrace.
1867. 44 "Consider the lilies of the
field."
SALSBURY, Robert  Painter.
80, Albert Street, N. W.
1883. 499 A November morning.
SALTER, J  Painter.
18, Charles Street, Hoxton.
1848. 256 A Mill on the Teign, Devon.
3, Lower Terrace, Torquay.
1870. 591 Natural arch, Torquay.

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SALTER, Mrs. M. F  ;. Painter.
Mrs. Salter, 47, Charing Cross.
1843. 98 Portrait of a gentleman.
1844. 516 Phoebe. 2, Albert Villas, Hampstead Road.
1856. 3 Portrait of a lady.
SALTER, P  Sculptor.
Edinburgh.
1849. 1304 Bust of a lady.
SALTER, P. King-. See K, vol. iv,
page 329.
SALTER, S  Architect.
5, New Palace Yard.
1845. 1309 Cast-iron pier at Milton, near
Gravesend.
{See also Spurr and Salter.)
SALTER, Stephen, Junr.. ..Architect.
20, Woburn Place.
1872. 1169 Cowesfield House, near Salis
bury.
SALTER (S.) and ADAMS. Architects.
28, Woburn Place.
1893. 1577 St. Mary's Hospital, Padding
ton.
SALTER, William  Painter.
44, Dorset Street, Portman Square.
1825. 121 Study of a child.
M.A.F, etc., etc.,
29, Sackville Street.
1833. 442 Mrs. Brouncker.
28, Old Burlington Street.
1837. 396 King George the Third arid
the dying gipsy woman in
Windsor Forest. "The King
exclaimed, ' I am a minister,
and God has sent me to
instruct and comfort your
mother.' Then, seating him
self on a pack, he took the
hand of the gipsy woman,
showed the nature and de
merits of sin, and pointed
her to Jesus, the one and
all-sufficient Saviour, etc."
<,j. Pall Mall.
1842. 493 Major-General the Hon. E. P.
Lygon, C.B., etc., one of the
studies made for the Water
loo Banquet.

1843. 364 Sicilian Mother.
1845. 1018 Portrait of His Majesty the
King of Holland. Painted
by command.
SALTER, William Philip ... Painter.
21, Edward Street, Portman Square.
1849. 409 Portrait of a lady and child.
1850. 155 A study of a Roman Woman.
539 Portrait of a lady.
1851. 708 Miss Sutton.
SALTER and LAFOREST. Architects.
12, Buckingham Street, Adelphi.
1855. 1274 Church at East Moulsey, Sur
rey.
SALTER and PERROW. Architects.
7, Wood Street, S. W.
1862. 912 Monument to Sir Humphrey
Davy at Penzance, Cornwall.
SALTMER, Miss Florence A. Painter.
Brunswick Villa, Shooter's Hill.
A hot day.
Oxford House,
Linkfield Lane, Red Hill.
The reaper's lunch.
A Sandy road.
The old farm.
Ewhurst Hill, Guildford.
Soon to fly and carry seed.
"The sight is pleasing, scent
regaling."
799 Village Gossip.
1892. 566 Happy moments.
676 Where thistle and water-weed
grow.
Sunday evening.
The Warren, Cranleigh, Guildford.
Ready for carting.
Cornish wild flowers.
"He loves me, he loves me
not."
Washing day.
Butterflies. Bythsea, The Beach, Shoreham.
To Culham Lock.
Whiteholm, Shoreham.
Say grace.

1886. 591

1888. 336 389
1890. 429
1891. 9>
737

694

1893. 1895.1896.

302 237
204

1897.

732
1075

1899.

452

1900.

64

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SALVETTI, Antonio  Painter.
Colle Val d'Elsa, Siena.
1894. 39 Contadina Italiana.
SALVIATI, Dr. A  Enameller.
731, Campo S. Vio, Venice,
and 1 34, Regent Street.
1865. 1061 Head of the Saviour; mosaic
picture in enamel — Venetian
manufacture.
SALVIN, Anthony, F.S.A. Architect.
52, Newman Street.
.1823. 504 Cloister door, looking into the
Cathedral of Durham.
70, Quadrant, St. James's.
1825. 908 Design for an Exchange, north
of England.
1828. 1008 Moreby Hall, Yorkshire, for
Henry Preston, Esq.
32, Somerset Street.
1829. 1061 Vicarage, Northallerton.
1830. 1 163 Chapel in Wroxham church
yard, near Norwich, to Sigis-
mond Trafford Southwell,
Esq.
1165 Mamhead Hill, near Exeter,
the seat of R. W. Newman,
Esq.
1831. 1015 Methley Hall, Yorkshire, the
seat of the Earl of Mex-
borough.
1838. 1171 Scotney Castle, Kent, the seat
of Edward Hussey, Esq.
SALVIN, Miss  Painter.
Hawsfold, Fernhurst, Haslemere.
1869. 585 View near Lynchmere, Sussex.
SAL WAY, J  Architect.
At Mr. Jenkin's,
9, Hanover Street,
Hanover Square.
1785. 578 Town Hall at Bath.
1786. 444 Design for an instalarium.
13, Hanover Street.
1789. 507 Design for a Villa.
SAMBOURNE, E. Linley. Illustrator.
18, Stafford Terrace, Kensington.
1885. 1705 Design for Diploma, Interna
tional Fisheries Exhibition,
1883.

1887. 1514 Designs depicting Her Majesty
the Queen's reign for Mr.
Punch's Jubilee Almanack,
1887.
1888. 1643 Hans Christian Andersen's
Fairy Tale, the toad mother
introduces her son to
Thumbelina.
1644I1645 1 Set of designs for "Punch's
1646 j Almanack Calendar," 1888.
1889. 1766 Set of designs for the months
of 1889, "Punch's Alman
ack."
1767 Design for invitation to ban
quet of the Lord Mayor of
London, 1888.
1890. 1656 Design for "Punch's Alman
ack," 1890: Mr. Punch visits
Africa and the North Pole.
1891. 1630 Black and white; a medley.
1639 The dancing girl.
1892. 1522 "The mahogany tree"; por
traits of past and present
members of the "Punch"
staff.
1545"^^ ^sop up-to-date; set of six
„ - designs for the Christmas
^"^ number of " Punch," 1891.
1549 > y
1 5 50-'
1894. 1425 Proverbs up to date; designs
for " Punch's Almanack,"
1894.
1895. 1329 An apology to an old friend;
original drawing for
" Punch."
1340 A political conference; original
drawing for " Punch."
1342 A summer idyll; original draw
ing for the " Illustrated Lon
don News."
1896. 1516 Athletics. "Brother Jona
than. 'Say John, you'd better
go into training again.'" —
Cartoon for "Punch."
15 17 The last salute; "Punch"
drawing.
i5'9 Summer and winter; for
"Punch."
1897. 1650 Putting him in position; draw
ing for " Punch."
1658 A great big shame; drawing for
"Punch."
1898. 1469 Design for index heading, Mr.
Punch's I r3th volume.
1484 A little cheque; cartoon for
"Punch," March 19, 1898.

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1898. 1533 Design for Mr. Punch's Goblin
Tapestry Almanack, 1898.
1899. 1506 Design for cartoon, "Punch's
Almanack," 1899, "Punch
at the prow, Chronos at the
helm."
1900. 1588 Design for heading of Mr.
Punch's 1 1 8th volume.
1 90 1, i486 The dawn of the twentieth
century; central cartoon for
the Punch Almanack, 1901.
1902. 1285 The object lesson. Design for
central cartoon, " Punch's
Almanack," 1902.
1903. 1428 Time will tell; design for cen
tral page of the " Punch
Almanack," 1903.
1904. 1385 Time's skipping rope; design
for central cartoon of " Mr.
Punch's Almanack," 1904.
SAMMON, J. C  Architect.
Hill Street, Wisbeach.
1843. 1323 Sketch for a picture ofthe in
terior of the church of Up-
well St. Peter, Norfolk.
{Sammons in index, Sammon in catalogue.)
SAMPSON, J  Miniature Painter.
2, Percy Street, Bedford Square.
1840. 672 Group of the younger children
of the Lord Chancellor.
{Lord Cottenham.) No address.
1841. 525 Portrait of an Essex Rector.
Eaton Street, Grosvenor Place.
1842. 889 Miss Law.

, James Henry ... Painter.
Ivy Lodge, Champion Grove,
Camberwell
Trawling. Sunlight.
Old Bob's boat, Folkestone.
The restless sea.
"Three fishers went sailing."
"For men must work and
women must weep, etc." —
Kingsley.
Off!
A bit of nature on the French
Coast.
Berck Sands.
Squalls.Waiting for the tide.
Homewards. 26, Howland Street.
Spratting.

SAMPSON

1870. 1872.
1873-1875-

944
1086
1148 103 45

1876.

295
289

1877.1878.

1317 617 304 529

1879. VII.

S3

SAMPSON, Robert W. ... Architect.
152, High Street, Stoke Newington.
1889. i860 Covered bridge, etc.
3, The Myrtles, Sidmouth.
1899. 1662 Music room to Cotlands, Sid
mouth.
1845 Alteration at Sidmouth.
Wychwood Cottage, Sidmouth.
1903. 1523 Pavilion, The Manor, Sid
mouth.

SAMPSON, Thomas. Miniature Painter, etc.
I, Terrace, Davies Street,
Berkeley Square.
669 Lady Adelaide Fielding. 2, Percy Street.
606 Portrait of a young lady.
639 Miss Ogilvy, daughter of Sir
J. Ogilvy, Bart.
657 Lord Porchester and Lady
Eveline Herbert.
968 Lady Gwendolen Herbert in a
fancy dress.
23, Wilton Place, St. John's Wood.
" And one In this hand held a
volume as to read, And
smoothed a petted peacock
down with that." — Tenny-

1838. 1841. 1842.

1847.

1851. 531

1852. 225

i8S3-

son.
1 166 Bridge on the road to Watend-
lath, Cumberland.
Undine. " But an appearance
from the opening of the
fountain filled them with
awe, as it rose like a white
column of water; at first they
imagined it to be a spouting
fountain, until they perceived
the rising form to be a pale
female veiled in white."
Mother and child.
Sketch from nature in Gow
barrow Park, Cumberland.

974 779

SAMUEL, George  Painter.
24, Foster Lane, Cheapside.
614 A perspective view of the inside
of a Cathedral. 80, Cheapside.
481 View near Hornsey Wood.
do. near Chertsey, Surrey.
do. in Hyde Park.
do. near Stoke Newington.
do. of Beddington Mills,
Surrey. c

1785.1786. 1787.

515
454 547549

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Samuel, George — conti?iued.

1799

George Street, Adelphi.

1788.

526

Don Quixote and the Fulling
Mills. — Vide Book III,
Chap. 6.

1 800

575
Don Quixote and the FuUing
Mills.
1789.
527
View on the Thames near York
Buildings.
543
Pixon Mill, near Dorking. 7, New Inn.
1790.
563
Holland House, Kensington.
1801
583
View on the Thames from
Rotherhith during the frost,
January, 1789.
591
Dover Castle from the Sally
port.
1802
477, Strand.
1803
1791.
562
View in Mr. Locke's park,
Mickleham, Surrey.
1804
565
Four views of Leeds Castle,
Kent, the seat of Lord Fair
fax.
1792.
481
View on Clapham Common,
Surrey.
594
Burpham Bridge, on the river
Wey, near Guildford.
1805.
604 Mailing Abbey, Kent.
631
Sheet bridge, near Petersfield,
Hants.
1793-
5'9
Hereford.
1806.
563
View on the Wye near Llan-
good, Brecknockshire.
1807.
607
Entrance to Dover Harbour.
628
View of Tintern Abbey, Mon
mouthshire.
1808.
856 Llanthony Abbey, Monmouth-
1809.
shire.
1794.
376 Wood house in Earl Bathurst's
grounds, Cirencester.
385 Town Hall and Church, Ciren-
cester.
437
Pontipool Bridge, Monmouth
shire.
1810.
1795-
342
Folkstone, Kent.
432
Iron work at Ponty Pool.
587
Monmouth Bridge.
603
Dover Castle.
2, Richmond Buildings, Soho.
1811.
1796.
513
Litchfield Cathedral.
669 Bala Lake, Merionethshire.
1797.
480
Farm house near Cader Idris.
725
Cottage near Bala Lake, Meri
onethshire.
1812.
1798.
525
Mallwydd Bridge, North Wales.
1799.
366
Skinfrith on the Monore, Mon
mouthshire.
497
Rhadr Vinalt, Caernarvon
1813.
shire.
1814.
516
Usk, Monmouthshire.
521 Harewood Park House, Bed
fordshire.
319 A View of Willsden Church,
Middlesex.
403 A miner's cottage, Derbyshire.
442 Margate High Cliff.
478 Pike Pool on the Dove, Derby
shire.
699 Haddon Hall, the seat of the
Duke of Rutland, Derby
shire.
320 Dudley Priory, Worcestershire.
376 Cadr Idris, Merionethshire.
636 Snowdon, from Capel Carig,
Caernarvonshire.
439 Tal-y-Llyn, Merionethshire.
692 Penmorfa, Caernarvonshire.
478 Penmorfa, do.
289 View nearTallyllyn, Merioneth
shire.
609 Llanllfrie, Carnarvonshire.
840 Snowdon, from Llynian Manil,
Caernarvonshire.
873 Conway Castle, Caernarvon
shire.
432 Harlech Castle, Merioneth
shire.
443 Llyn-gwinedd, from Bulch-yr-
eisteddfa, Caernarvonshire.
510 Windsor Forest.
358 Pont Aber Glass-llyn.
408 Caernarvon Castle.
487 Landscape. The cattle by
R. Hills.
579 Mill near Seaton, Devonshire.
366 A study.
27 Powis Castle, North Wales.
44 Cottage near Tintern Abbey.
360 View near Tintern, Monmouth
shire.
385 Brockwer, on the Wye, Glou
cestershire.
391 Cottage in Windsor forest.
354 View of the ruins of the Abbey
de Valley Crucis, and farm
house, near Llangollen, North
Wales.
85 Borrowdale, Cumberland.
456 Ellen and Allan Bane. " And
when I place it in my hair,
Allan, a bard is bound to
swear, etc." — Lady of the
Lake.
184 Mill at Michel Dene, Glouces
tershire.
779 Ilfracombe Harbour, Devon
shire.
362 Pembroke Castle, South Wales.
65 do. do. do.
303 Dunster Castle, Somersetshire.
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1 1

1815. 202 View from the entrance of the
cavern in Cheddar Cliffs,
Somersetshire.
253 View near Ambleside, West
morland.
389 Cheddar Cliffs, Somersetshire.
1816. 372 London from Greenwich Park.
181 7. 264 Mount Edgecumbe, Devon
shire.
311 Plymouth Dock from Mil-
brook.
419 View of Windsor Castle.
1 8 1 8. 159 Trematon Castle, on the Lyner,
Cornwall.
196 St. Nicholas' Island and the
Citadel of Plymouth, from
Mount Edgecumbe.
288 The Oreston quarry on the
Plym, from which the stones
are taken to construct the
breakwater.
1 81 9. 336 Porlock, Somersetshire.
423 Porlock Bay, from above Bess-
ington, Somersetshire.
441 View of Horner Woods, with
Dunkery in the distance,
Somersetshire.
461 View on the Wye, near God-
aiming, Surrey.
1820. 439 View from King's Weston hill
of the junction of the Avon
with the Severn.
545 Evening— a view under King's
Weston hill, Gloucestershire.
182 1. 310 London from Greenwich.
1822. 405 View on the Barle near Dulver-
ton, Somersetshire.
SAMUEL, Richard  Painter.
12, Clement's Inn.
1772. 238 A conversation; small whole
lengths.
1773. 260 Portraits of a lady and child.
261 Portrait of a gentleman ; small
whole length. 159, Clement's Lane.
1774. 257 A portrait of a gentleman; half
length.
258 A perspective view taken from
the lower end of the Walks
at Tunbridge Wells. 4, Cornhill.
1777. 312 Portraits of three children pre
paring to fly a kite.
1778. 414 A nymph tying on her sandal.
415 King Lear.
416 Lady and child on a couch.
1779. 282 Portraits in the characters of
the Muses in the temple of
Apollo.

1779. 283 A portrait; oval.
10, Bow St., Covent Garden.
1780. 199 She sat like Patience on a
monument smiling at grief.
357 Portrait of a lady; crayons.
6, Bridge St., Covent Garden.
1 781. 53 A child playing with a dog.
406 Sacrifice of Iphigenia.
— Samuel,
Beaufort Buildings, Strand.
1785. 125 Portrait of a gentleman.
SAMWELL, Mrs. (formerly Miss
Augusta Cole)... Miniature Painter.
54, Clarendon Road.
1864. 701 Miss Mary Cole.
1865. 723 Pasquarosa.
763 Pascuccia.
1866. 639 Madame Valerj, of Rome.
1868. 828 Miss Harriet Thornycroft.
1869. 1032 Stella.
1042 Miss H. Thornycroft.
{See Miss Augusta Cole, vol. ii, pages
97-98.)
SAMWORTH, Miss Joanna.
Pen and Ink Artist.
The Brooklands, Hastings.
1867. 982 Fir trees; pen and ink.
1868. 907 Early morning ; pen and ink.
1869. 1131 Evening; pen and ink.
1870. 848 A summer night; pen and ink.
876 Study of moonlight; pen and
ink.
1 87 1. 818 Full moon in winter; pen and
ink.
1874. 853 A cottage nosegay.
1244 On Stock Gyll— evening.
SANCHEZ-PERRIER, E.... Painter.
96, Gracechurch Street.
1880. 1050 In the courtyard ofthe Museum
at Seville.
SANCTIS, G. De. See D, vol. ii,
page 310.
SAMBROKE DE ROCKSTRO, J.
Painter.
2, Munden Terrace, Hammersmith.
1846. 1332 A landscape.
{See also D, vol. ii, page 309.)
SANDBY, Paul, R.A  Painter.
Poland Street.
1769. 101 A View of Roch Abbey.
102 A bonfire.
103 A view of the old Abbey Gate
at Reading.
104 do. do. do.

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Water colours.

232

233

Sandby, Paul, R.A. — continued.
1770. 162 View near Blackheath.
163 View of Charlton in Kent.
164 do. do.
238 Morning.'
239 Noon.
240 Evening.
241 Night.
1 77 1. 173 View of Bridgenorth; water
colours.
174 A view of Bothwell Castle, in
Clydsdale; water colours.
175 A storm, from the Winter's
Tale; water colours.
176 A storm subsiding; water
colours.
1772. 231 A View of Worcester; water
colours.
A View in Shropshire; water
colours.
A landscape — sun setting;
water colours.
St. George's Row, Oxford Turnpike.
1773- ^^3 A View on the Thames; water
colours.
264 A View in Wales; water
colours.
1774- 259 The Terrace of Windsor, look
ing westward.
260 The Terrace of Windsor, look
ing Eastward. {Good. — Wal
pole.)
261 A View in Wales.
262 Bothwell Castle in Clydsdale.
263 An upright landscape.
1775. 272 Monerbawr Castle in Pem
brokeshire; water colour.
273 Pembroke Castle ; water
colour.
274 Benton Castle, Milford Haven ;
water colour.
275 Carnarvon Castle.
276 A study from nature; stained
drawing.
277 A View of Windsor Castle;
stained drawing.
278 do. do.
279 View of Warwick Castle;
stained drawing.
280 do. do.
1776. 271 Part of Bangor.
272 A landscape with a recruiting
party.
273 A landscape with a recruiting
party — a warm evening.
1777. 313 The west gate of Cardiff,
Glamorganshire.
314 South gate of Cardiff, Glam
organshire.

1777.1779. 1780.1781.

315 A landscape in an oval.
316 Two views near Naples; in
Aquatinta.
284 A View of Bothwell Castle.
285 do. Conway Castle.
286 A landscape — morning.
287 A view of Bangor; a stained
drawing.
35 View in Wales.
89 A land storm.
192 Caernarvon Castle.
395 View in Wales.
462 Sepulchre of King Theodorick,
near Ravenna.
1 5 View of Conway Castle.
20 do. Benton Castle.
156 do. the encampment in
St. James's Park.
158 View of the encampment in
the Museum Gardens.
213 View of the encampment in
Hyde Park, from St. George's
Row; a sketch.
367 View of the encampment in
Hyde Park.
371 View of the encampment in
St. James's Park.
376 View of the encampment on
Blackheath.
380 View of the encampment in
Hyde Park.
1782. 137 Landscape.
151 do.
1786. 510 View of Woolwich.
576 St. George's Gate at Canter
bury.
584 The Cemetery gate at Canter
bury.
1787. 145 Landscape; water colours.
166 do. do.
581 do. do.
599 Landstorm; do.
1788. 169 Landscape.
565 View in Wales.
1790. 495 Landscape.
623 do.
1791. 567 Evening view near Bayswater.
586 Morning — view on the road
near Bayswater turnpike.
1792. 517 Landscape.
1793- 541 View in the wood yard, Wind
sor Great Park.
555 View at Shrewsbury.
602 View in the grove near the
lodge in Windsor Great Park.
603 View in the wood yard, Windsor
Great Park.
1794. 328 A View of Vinters at Boxley,
Kent, with Mr. Whatman's
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1794. 367 View of Rochester Castle.
381 A View from Rochester Castle.
1795. 414 View of Tunbridge town and
castle.
420 View of the Eagle Tower at
Caernarvon.
575 Evening.
579 Morning.
1797. 502 View near St. Albans.
511 Landscape after a thunder
storm.
1798. 616 A view on the road to Here
ford — a sunset.
623 A N.W. view of St. Albans —
the effect of morning.
631 A view from the village of
Scattalor, in Borrowdale,
Cumberland.
1799. 650 West view of Denton Lodge, in
Norfolk, the seat of Dr.
Sandby, Chancellor of Nor
wich, Flixton House in the
center, and Flixton Hall, the
seat of Mr. Alexander Adair
on the right.
658 View of Denton Lodge, in
Norfolk, the seat of Dr.
Sandby, etc., taken from
the road to Harleston.
662 View from Denton Lodge,
Denton Parsonage and
church, and Aldburgh
church in the distance, and
Belvidere seat over the new
plantation.
367 View in Wales.
390 do. Kent.
710 Bayswater Turnpike.
717 View near Bayswater.
734 Caernarvon Castle.
622 The Welch bridge at Shrews
bury.
629 West side of the old Welch
bridge at Shrewsbury.
635 East side of Bridgenorth,
Shropshire.
641 Carrick Ferry, near Wexford,
Ireland.
1802. 600 View of Maidstone from near
the foot of Boxley hill.
601 View on Windsor terrace.
625 Entrance to Windsor Great
Park at Bishop's -gate.
1806. 390 A country village.
400 A wood scene, with gypsies.
401 A study in Windsor Park.
453 Chepstow Castle.
1807. 95 Pembroke Casde, looking to
wards Milford Haven.
112 A beech tree.

1800.

1801,

1807.

1808.

the

the

1809.

566 608 195

137 Bayswater turnpike from
east.
148 Bayswater turnpike from
west.
22 A view in Windsor Forest.
27 A park scene.
54 A View of Woolwich as it was
in the year 1785.
64 A scene near Hampstead.
482 Llangollen, in Denbighshire.
565 A View of Pembroke castle
and town from the west.
Bethkellet in Caernarvonshire.
A forest scene.
A view from the back of No. 4
in St. George's Row.
317 View of an iron forge on the
river Kent in Cumberland.
336 View of the inside of the South
Gate at Conway.
375 A View on Kilburn road.

SANDBY, Thomas, i?.^.... Architect.
(Professor of Architecture to the Royal
Academy.) Windsor Great Park.
iT^q. 99 A design in architecture.
100 do. do.
1770. 161 Elevation of a country seat, for
a person of distinction.
172 A View from the arcade in
Covent Garden.
230 The garden front of the Royal
Academy. {It is Inigo Jones'
front of Somerset House. —
Walpole.)
262 A perspective view of the back
part ofthe chapel of Windsor
Great Lodge, as it appeared
when building in the year
1765-
450 A bridge of magnificence, de
signed for the sixth lecture
on architecture.
462 View from the entrance on the
bridge. No. 450.
241 View of the gothic gallery at
Strawberry Hill.

1771.

1772.

1773-

1781.

1782.

SANDBY, Thomas Paul  Painter.
T. Sandby, Jun.,
St. George's Road,
Paddington.
1791- 453 Morning — a landscape.
1791. 469 Evening — a landscape. T. P. Sandby.
1792. 519 Landscape — evening.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SANDEMAN, Mrs. B. (Mary). Painter.
44, Kensington Park Gardens.
1884. 1094 Afghan trophies.
Miss Marie Sandeman,
44, Kensington Park Gardens.
1885. 908 "'Twas a fat oyster — live in
peace — adieu."
Mrs. Mary B. Sandeman,
44, Kensington Park Gardens.
1886. 1226 A basket of roses.
SANDERCOCK, Henry  Painter.
Ardmore, Northam, Bideford, Devon.
1872. 844 Peace: Bideford Bay.
1874. 882 Summer noon, Northam Sands,
North Devon.
1875. 814 Saltmarsh, near Appledore,
North Devon.
826 Tintagel cliffs of Cornwall.
1876. 737 Mouth of the Torridge, north
Devon.
1877. 891 Low Water, Bideford Bay.
1879. 850 The old road to the beach.
1882. 936 The harbour bar.
961 A Devonshire fishing village,
SANDERS, Arthur N  Engraver.
1 7, Surrey Terrace, Lewisham.
1865. 884 Sir John Lawrence, Bart.,
G.C.B., Governor-General
of India. After J. R. Dicksee.
1867. 939 Sir H. Lawrence.
1871. 817 Thefirstbath. After J. Hay liar.
SANDERS, Miss Ellen  Painter.
8, Boscobel Gardens.
1868. 14 Free as the wind. "Youthfuland
untrammelled colts."
SANDERS, George  Painter.
15, Edward Street, Portman Square.
1834. 27 Countess Nelson.
71 Lady Louisa Churchill.
94 The Hon. William Duncombe,
M.P.
320 Viscountess Encombe.
346 The Duke of Gordon.
{In ?>ty Dictionary of Artists, I have i?i-
cluded this portrait paittter under G. L.
Saunders as he lived at 15, Edward Street,
and the latter at 10, Edward Street.
D. N. B. says he only exhibited in 1834, and
that he is often confused with G. L. Saunders
the miniature painter.)

SANDERS, George  Engraver.
57, Upper Seymour Street.
1844. 1208 The destroying angel; study
for a picture.
7, Upper Albany Street.
1861. 951 General Sir Edward Blakeney,
K.C.B., late Commander of
the Forces in Ireland.
1864. 819 Female head. After Havell.
820 Mother and child. After T.
Jensen.
827 General Torrens.
12, Surrey Terrace, Lewisham.
1865. 869 The late Sir CulUng Eardley
Eardley, Bart. After W.
Roeting.
1866. 808 Lord Rivers. After the Hon.
H. Graves.
SANDERS, G. S  Painter.
12, Great Randolph Street,
Camden Town.
1835. 408 Evening scene on Dartmoor,
near Moreton-Hampstead,
Devon.
SANDERS, John  Painter.
33, Great Ormond Street,
near Foundling Hospital.
1771. 177 A portrait of a young lady;
three-quarters.
178 A philosopher.
1772. 234 St. Sebastian.
235 A portrait of a child; three-
quarters.
1773. 265 Jael and Sisera.
266 Portrait of two children.
267 Portraits of a child and dog in
crayons.
1774. 264 Portrait of a gentleman; half
length. {Very lively. — Wal
pole.)
265 Portrait of a young lady; three-
quarters.
266 Portrait of a child asleep; in
crayons. Mortis Imago et
simulacrumestsonmus.~Cic. Tus.
267 Perspective view of the inside
of the chapel of the Found
ling Hospital; in water col
ours.
268 Perspective view of the inside
of the girls' dining-room;
its companion; in water
colours.
John Saunders, Junr.,
33, Great Ormond Street.
1775- 281 Sampson and Delilah.

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15

1775. 282 Portraits of two young ladies;
half length.
283 A View from Crowe's coffee-
room, Margate; a stained
drawing.
1776. 274 Jacob and the Angel.
275 A foundling girl.
276 Two small portraits in crayons.
1777. 317 Ariel.
318 Portrait of a young lady; in
crayons.
319 Portrait of a young lady; a
stained drawing.
Norwich, and
33, Great Ormond Street.
1778. 272 Portrait of a young lady; in
crayons.
273 The Bard. F/ie Gray's Works,
Ode.ii; a stained draw
ing.
John Sanders,
Norwich, and
33, Great Ormond Street.
1779. 288 Two children; half length.
289 William Crotch of Norwich,
who, at the early age of two
years and a quarter discov
ered a very extraordinary
genius for music.
290 An artist; kitcat.
J. Sanders, Junr. {in Index),
Norwich, and
33, Great Ormond Street.
1780. 325 Portrait of W. Crotch of Nor
wich. {J. Saunders.)
486 The choir of the Cathedral of
Norwich. {T. Sanders.)
J. Sanders, Junr. {in Index),
Norwich and
33, Great Ormond Street.
1 78 1. 5 Portrait of a lady. (/. Saun
ders, Junr. )
392 View of Norwich Cathedral; a
drawing. {J. Saunders, Jtmr.)
397 North-East View of Norwich
Cathedral, from the Bishop's
Gardens; a drawing. (/.
Sanders, Junr.)
513 View of Norwich Cathedral;
a drawing. (/. Saunders,
Junr.)
J. Sanders, Junr.,
6, Great Ormond Street.
1782. 383 Portrait of a lady and child;
crayons. 6, Great Ormond Street.
488 West end of Norwich Cathe
dral.
493 Ruins in the Bishop's Gardens
at Norwich.

J. Sanders, 66, Great Queen Street,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
1783. 139 Portrait of an officer of the
honourableartillery company
of London.
237 Portrait of a lady.
385 Four drawings of the bronze
figures which support the
tomb of Lewis Stewart, duke
of Richmond, in the Henry
the VII's chapel.
1784. 201 Portrait of a young lady.
1785. 174 do. William Crotch, the
musical boy.
383 Portrait of a gentleman.
1786. 421 Children ; in crayons. (_/. &««-
ders.)
1787. 44 Hylas. {Vide Theocritus Id.
13. V. 63, 64.)
387 Portrait of a child. ( — Saun
ders.)
10 1, Great Russell Street,
Bloomsbury.
1788. 251 Portrait of a lady.
{In my Dictionary of Artists I have
carried John Sanders on to 1824; but it
seems clear that the latter exhibits apply to
Joseph Saunders. John Sanders, according
to D. N. B. moved to Bath in 1790, and
died at Clifton in 1825. The Royal Academy
catalogues spell the name Sanders and
Saunders, and sometimes add the word
Junior^
SANDERS, John  Architect.
J. Sanders, at Mr. Soanes, Welbeck Street.
1787. 493 Design for the front of a bath.
598 A sketchfora ceiling (historical),
painted for the drawing-
room of the Earl of Ports
mouth, Hants.
J. Saunders, at Mr. Soanes, Welbeck Street.
1789. 564 Diagonal View of a design for
a mausoleum, etc.
J. Sanders, at Mr. Soanes, Albion Place.
1790. 608 Design for a public library.
74, High Street, Marylebone.
1 791. 503 Additions to Beoly-hall in Wor
cestershire.
Duchess Street, Portland Place.
1803. 882 The inside of a church.
990 The Royal Military Asylum,
Chelsea.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sanders, John — continued.
1804. 914 Great drawing-room at the
Marquis of Headfort's.
4, Weymouth Street.
1811. 864 Royal MiHtary College near
Blackwater.
18 1 2. 145 Landscape.
803 The King's House, Winchester,
altered 18 10.
1 8 13. 882 Royal MiHtary College, Black-
water.
18 14. 702 Design for a triumphal arch.
1815. 803 Royal Military Asylum, Chel
sea. Upper Seymour Street.
1 82 1. 956 Roman monument at St. Remy.
29, Lower Brook Street.
1828. 1 109 Design for Cathedral.
SANDERS, John Arnold ... Painter.
3, New King Street, Bath.
1810. 477 Scene between Aberystwith and
Mahynnleth, North Wales.
815 Mill scene; composition from
nature.
857 Ross market-place, Hereford
shire. J. A. Saunders.
1811. 280 Composition from nature.
313 Scene at Sir J. Cotterell's, M.P.,
Garnons, Herefordshire.
J. A. Sanders, 23, Beaumont Street.
1812. 152 Scene between Machynleth and
Aberystwith, North Wales.
516 Cottage Scene at Fown Hope,
Herefordshire.
1813. 12 A View of London from Hamp
stead.
33 Scene at Belmont, the seat of
Colonel Matthews, Hereford
shire.
185 Scene at Townhope, Hereford
shire.
SANDERS, Mrs  Painter.
1838. 261 The Saviour.
SANDERS, T. H  Painter.
Rainbow Hill, Worcester.
1855. 619 The bereaved family.
1857. 168 Who's there?
SANDERS, T. Hale-  Painter.
25, Byrne Road, Balham.
1881. 757 Going up with the tide.
1883. 739 The river from London Bridge.
1885. 569 A snug harbour. Loch Fyne.
1 1 15 The river Thames from Lon
don Bridge.

1888. 1194 Gravesend pier.
1209 Santa Maria della Salute,
Venice. St. Dunstan's, Balham.
1889. 1440 Dordrecht.
1892. 1243 The city in the sea.
1895. 977 The sea-girt temple.
1898. 1065 Twilight — Westminster.

SANDERS
1884. 761
1885. 683
1886. 815 839
1887. 567813 834
1888. 536939
1264
1889. 905
1890. 907
1892. 572

1901. 69

, Walter G  Painter.
103, Westbourne Grove.
Roses. Autumn Roses.
Roses. do.
Pine-apples.Roses. Wood pigeons. 65, Cornwall Road.
Roses. Rhododendrons,
Roses. do.
do.do.
24, Mazenod Avenue, West Hampstead.
Roses.

SANDERS, William Bliss. Architect.
Wheeler Gate, Nottingham.
1875. 974 Park House, Inglefield Green,
for Griffith Thomas, Esq.
SANDERSON, John  Architect.
At Mr. J. Wyatt' s,
50, Lower Brook Street.
1813. 865 Design for a bath.
1814. 703 do. Triumphal arch.
18 16. 804 National monument to com
memorate the glorious Battle
of Waterloo, etc., etc., etc.
II, Soho Square.
1817. 525 Rustic Lodge in Buckhurst
Park, for Her Grace the
Duchess of Dorset and Earl
Whitworth.
869 Stanmore Cottage, for Dr.
Hooper. 3, Clifford Street.
1824. 851 House at St. Clare, near Ryde,
for E. V. Utterson, Esq.
933 Cottage near Ryde. 7, Cork Street.
1825. 984 St. Leonard's, near Stanmore,
for Henry Stone, Esq.
1826. 913 Gothic House at Ryde.
1828. 1085 Church at Ryde.

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17

SANDERSON, J. W  Architect.
At Mr. Wyatt's, Queen Anne Street.
1790. 586 Design for a bath.
1791- 459 do. church.

1793. 708 Design for nobleman's villa.
841 do. Coombe Lodge.
1794. 647 Coombe Lodge, near Whit
church, Oxfordshire.
1796. 801 Design for Boat house, etc.
829 Entrance to Coombe Lodge.
1797. 1092 Bellingbear, the seat of R. A.
Neville, Esq.
1800. 1064 Prospect Hall, the seat of
J. E. Liebenrood, Esq.
1 80 1. 850 Peasants' Cottages at Woodley,
for Rt. Hon. Henry Adding-
ton.
1036 Gothic Lodge at Bellingbear,
for Lord Braybrooke.
SANDERSON, Miss S. M.... Painter.
64, Mallison Road, Wandsworth.
1891. 829 Evening after rain.
SANDS, J  Architect.
At Mr. Wyatt's, Albany.
1 8 13. 815 Design, Torrie House, Fife
shire, the seat of Sir W.
Erskine, Bart.
i8i6. 861 Gallery at Torrie House, Fife
shire, the seat of Sir W.
Erskine, Bart.
42, Warwick Street, Golden Square.
1819. iioi Military monument, 300 feet
high, etc.
1820. 922 Design, gentleman's mansion.
{See also Winterbottom and Sands.)

SANDYS, Miss E  Painter.
9, St. Giles' Hill, Norwich.
571 Enid.
824 Daisy, daughter of Mr. Joseph
Ince.
931 Lady Winifred Herbert, daugh
ter of the Earl of Carnarvon.
646 Undine. II, Manchester Street.
1874. 1057 The Duchess of St. Albans.

1868.
1870.

1873-

SANDYS, F  Architect.

1797. 1066 Ichworth House, Suffolk.
1116 A triumphal bridge.
F. Sandys, Bury St. Edmunds.
1800. 939 Great Tinborough Hall, Suf
folk.

1800. 952 Warlingham Hall.
1802. 977 Entrance into Chippenham
Park, Cambridgeshire, for
J. Tharp, Esq.
990 Design of London Bridge and
entrance for shipping be
tween London and Black-
friars bridges.
1806. 841 Downing College.
924 Assembly rooms at Bury St.
Edmunds.
1807. 1005 Entrance to a park.
1106 Design for a bridge at Staines.
23, Manchester Square.
1808. 839 Buildings in West of England.
1809. 799 Westdean House, Sussex, the
seat of Lord Selsey.
800 Royal palace at Caserta, King
dom of Naples.
839 Family burial place.
851 Courts of Justice, Durham.

SANDYS, Frederick. Painter in crayons, etc.
F. Sands.
1 85 1. 1074 Lord Henry Loftus.
F. Sandys, 21, Wigmore Street.
1854. 1096 Rev. Thomas Freeman.
1856. 719 A portrait.
855 Rev. Thomas Randolph.
1858. 693 Lady Wenlock. Thorpe, near Norwich.
1861. 178 Mrs. W. Clabburn, of Thorpe,
Norwich.
639 Oriana.
1862. 350 Mrs. Clabburn.
361 King Pelles' daughter bearing
the vessel of the Sancgraal.
{See Mort d' Arthur)
789 Mrs. Doulton.
805 Autumn; pen-and-ink study.
809 Mrs. Rose.
53 Mrs. Susanna Rose.
606 La Belle Ysonde.
707 Vivien.
519 " Morgan-le-fay."
546 Portrait.
686 Judith; pen-and-ink drawing.
359 Gentle Spring. "O virgin
mother ! of gentle days and
nights, etc." — A. C. Swin-

vii.

1863.1864. 1865.

503 Cassandra. 47, Leicester Square
1868. 735 Study of a head.
816 George Critchett, Esq.
1869. 99 Medea.
714 Mrs. Barstow.
1871. 468 W. H. Clabburn, Esq. d

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sandys 1871

1873-

1875-

1876.
1878.

1879.1880.

1883.

1886.

, Frederick — continued.
803 The children of J. J. Colman,
Esq., M.P.
805 W. Clabburn, Esq.
I, Spencer Street, Victoria Street.
1267 Leopold de Rothschild, Esq.
1269 Frederick A. Milbank, Esq.,
M.P.
1303 Mrs. Frederick A. Milbank.
13 13 Mrs. William Brand.
1058 Portrait; in chalk.
1076 Miss Ellis.
1212 Mrs. Brand.
1139 Mrs. Charles Augustus Howell.
1187 Cyril Flower, Esq.; chalk draw
ing.
1 23 1 Dowager Lady Buxton; chalk
drawing.
429 Mrs. Temple Soanes.
1233 James Brand, Esq.; chalk.
1289 Ethel and Mabel; chalk.
129, War dour Street.
1263 Robert Browning, Esq.
1272 His Excellency the Hon.
J. Russell Lowell.
1281 Goldwin Smith, Esq.
1282 Matthew Arnold, Esq.
1330 Mrs. H. Chinnery; chalks.
1339 Miss Chappell; chalks.
The Cottage, Holland Park Road.
1083 William GilHlan, Esq.

SANDYS, S  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1835. 305 On the Dart, Devon.
1838. 518 View on the Dart.
1839. 1113 A View near Dinant-on-the-
Meuse.
SANFORD, Miss S. Ellen ... Painter.
7, Bassett Road, North Kensington.
1894. 1014 " Grow old along with me."
1895. 1095 "Sit nomen Domini bene-
dictum."
1896. 1056 "Veni, creator." Ayshford, Carshalton.
1904. 992 "I am monarch ofall I survey."
998 " Love's young dream."
SANG, Frederic J  Painter.
60, Park Road, N W.
1891. 869 Road near Grays, Essex.
1892. 225 Insured for total loss.
1893. 410 View on the canal near Gour-
nay, Seine-et-Marne, France.
674 Old French harbour, St. Hehers,
Jersey.

68, Carlton Road, Kentish Town.
1900. 509 The river, from the pier. Lime-
house.
513 The river near Southend.
817 A bit of Hampstead, Middle
sex.
819 Evening in the dock. Lime-
house. 45, Pri7ice of Wales's Road.
1 90 1 . 73 Rough weather in the Channel.

SANG, Frederick  Architect.
27, Portland Terrace.
1846. 1262 Interior of the Royal Ex
change; the embellishment
in colour executed in en
caustic.
1336 Staircase in New Conservative
Club; in encaustic.
1337 Vestibule of New Conservative
Club; in encaustic.
1358 Upper hall, etc.; in encaustic.
16, Acacia Road.
1848. 1095 Coffee room, Carlton Club,
Pall Mall.
25, New Bond Street, and
Frankfort-on-the-Maine.
1858. 989 Rebuilding Castle of Lahneck
on the Rhine.
1006 Chimney wall, etc.
1020 do. do. in Lahneck
Castle. 42, Charing Cross.
1859. 1052 New music-hall at Knowsley
for the Earl of Derby.
1057 The King James room, Hat
field House, for the Marquis
of Salisbury.
1124 St. George's Hall at Liverpool.
1862. 866 Merchants' area. Royal Ex
change. 24, Sackville Street,
1874. 1082 Suggested improvements in
Trafalgar Square.
1102 Suggested improvements in
Westminster, etc.
65, Gracechurch Street.
1884. 1299 Design for a Royal Mint on the
Embankment.

SANGIOVANNI, Benedetto. Sculptor.
1 6, Wardour Street.
1828. 1 1 64 Horse's head.
1177 Brigands of Calabria.
"79 do. do.
1 194 do. do.

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— San Giovanni, no address.
1838. 1327 A dog.
1331 A lion.
1345 A brigand. R. Sangiovanni, no address.
1845. 1422 A dead stag and dogs.
1426 An Italian bandit chief.
23, Nassau Street.
1846. 1365 An Albanian Greek and dog.
1380 A Turk.
— Sangiovanni, 29, Silver Street,
Golden Square.
1847. 1311 An Arab of Morocco.
SANGSTER, Alfred  Painter.
52, Glebe Studios, Chelsea.
1904. 563 Ethel, daughter of the late
John Wilson Cooper, Esq.
605 The crucifix. " But in my spirit
will I dwell, etc."
837 The knave of hearts.
SANGUINETTI, Edgardo. Sculptor.
E. Sanguinelli, Florence.
1880. 1576 La Pompeiana; statuette, mar
ble.
E. Sanguenetti, 175, Bond Street.
1889. 990 Arab orange boy.
SANSOM, Miss Nellie. Miniature Painter.
23, Rockley Road, West Kensington.
1894. 1278 Molly.
1895. 1143 Mother's darling.
1896. 1305 Madeline, daughter of T. John
son, Esq.
60, Netherwood Road,
West Kensington.
1898. 1279 Guy, son of Frank Shackles,
Esq.
1899. 1273 Muriel, daughter of E.Stephens,
Esq.
1900. II 52 Making a ball for pussy.
1372 Sunshine or rain.
1415 Waiting.
SANT, George  Painter.
45, Hereford Rd., Bayswater.
1858. 71 Near Dunblane, Perthshire.
365 Scene in Wales. Painted with
James Sant. 2, Fitzroy Square.
i860. 220 Study of Scotch firs, Blade
Park, Iver Heath.

1863.

1864. 1865.1866.

477

217

1 86 1. 599 The Moat, Burnham Beeches.
1862. 518 A study.
582 Fern gathering. Figures by
J. Sant, A.R.A.
175 "That yew tree's shade, where
heaves the turf in many a
mould'ring heap." — Gray.
Figures by J. Sant, A.R.A.
234 A Burn running into Loch
Fadd.
400 The Bishopston Valley, South
Wales. Figures by J. Sant,
A.R.A.
Middleton Meadow, Isle of
Wight.
The Black Park, Langley,
Bucks. Figures by J. Sant,
A.R.A. 66, Westbourne Park Road.
1867. 517 Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire.
The figures by James Sant,
A.R.A. 23, Great Western Terrace.
1869. 178 Autumn Mist, Black Park.
245 Dredging boats running for
Oystermouth, South Wales.
260 Bishopstone Valley, North
Wales.
498 The Black Wood, Langley.
926 The Wye, near Whitchurch.
Ivy Heath, Bucks.
66 Blackberry gatherers.
409 " After summer evermore suc
ceeds The barren winter with
its nipping CQ\dL."—Shake-

1870.
1871.

580 Strawberry Farm, Fulmer Com

mon.

1872.

135 On the Welsh Coast.

1130 Gathering seaweed.

1873-

161 Evening.

642 Through the Bracken.
1874.
645 "And bracken glistening with
metallic light."
1875-
368 A Valley in Wales.
1876.
1335 Near Gower, South Wales.
West Cross, near Swansea.
1877.
555 Clearing the nets.
SANT, James, R.A  Painter.
Vauxhall.
222 Mr. William Sant.
74, Newman Street.
248 Lord Bexley.
307 R. P. Fulcher, Esq.
466 Childhood. "Beloved age of
innocence and smiles, etc."
— Henry Kirke White.
382 The rival pets; a portrait.
633 An interior with portraits.
1840. 1841.
1842.
1843-
20

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sant, J

ames, R.A. — continued.

melody — the way Leads to

19, Soho Square.
delight, etc."
1844.
373
Captain Colin Mackenzie,
Madras Army, lately a host
age in Caubool, in his
Affghan dress.
1855-
119
The Lord Almaric Athelstane
Spencer Churchill, and the
Lady Clementina Spencer
Churchill, the infant child
497
The Marquis of Exeter, K.G.,
etc.
ren of Charlotte Augusta,
Duchess of Marlborough.
1845.
33
Lady Sale.
378
The fortune-teller.
445
Gregory passing through the
638
Eda.
slave market at Rome.
1856.
67
The Lady Edith Campbell and
"Non Angh, sed Angeli,
the Lord George Campbell,
forent, si essent Christian!."
children of the Duke of
1846.
173
The orphan child.
Argyll.
356
Portrait of a lady.
82
Miss de Rothschild.
659
" Eternal hope ! when yonder
327
The children in the wood.
spheres subHme, etc." —
559
The pet's pet.
Campbell.
1857-
404
Master Henry Lionel Bathurst.
31, Soho Square.
433
Roland and Edith, children of
1847.
343
The Countess of Mount-Edg-
cumbe, with her two young
R. C. L. Bevan, Esq., and
the late Lady Augusta Bevan.
est children.
568
Infancy. " But lo ! thy door is
384 TheEarlofMount-Edgcumbe.
left ajar ! Thou hearest foot
538
A portrait.
steps from afar, etc." — Long
1848,
462
The Son of Mrs. Ireland
fellow.
Jones.
1858.
7
Lord Brackley and the Hon.
1849.
6
The Bursar. Painted for All
Alfred Egerton.
Souls' College, Oxford.
28
The children of Henry Eaton,
102
Francis, son of William Beck-
Esq.
ford, Esq.
205
Robert W. Kennard, Esq
309
Mr. Serjeant D'Oyley.
365
Scene in Wales. Painted with
496
Wild flowers.
George Sant.
1850.
51
John Frederick Stanford, Esq.,
421
Mrs. W. P. Livingston.
M.P., F.R.S.
1859.
55
"Sometimes, with most in
100
Henrietta, youngest daughter
of the Hon. Mr. Justice
Vaughan.
tensity Gazing, I seem to
see Thought folded over
thought."
297
The Duchess of Marlborough.
249
William Atkinson, Esq., of
1851.
51
Mrs. Jervoise and child.
Ashton Hayes, Cheshire.
142
Children of F. J. E. Jervoise,
Esq.
334
Mary Agatha, youngest daugh
ter of the Rt. Hon. Lord
215
The infant children of the
John Russell.
Duke of Marlborough.
i860.
73
Mrs. Herbert Barnard.
700
Spring flowers, children of
127
The cornfield.
Francis Fuller, Esq.
140
Mrs. Godfrey Bosanquet and
2, Fitzroy Square.
son.
1852.
277
Portrait.
309
Edward Henry Steward, Lord
606
Mrs. Frederick Banbury and
Clifton.
child.
387
Infant son of Walter Evans,
1853-
153
Lieut.-Colonel Sir Thomas
Esq.
Noel Harris.
552
Little Red Riding Hood.
505
Francis Puller, Esq.
1861.
41
William Reginald, eldest son of
507
" Speak, thy servant heareth."
— I Sam. iii, 10.
the Hon. W. Earnest Dun
combe, M.P.
55'
The Hon. Mr. Justice Vaughan
48
Mrs. William Henry Salt.
Williams.
121
The Whisper.
1854.
283
Adela, daughter of George
Edward Seymour, Esq.
257
The Hon. Reginald and the
Hon. Michel Herbert, child
344
The children in the wood.
"The wood is thick with
ren of Lord and Lady Her
bert.
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21

1861. 454 Children of Henry West, Esq.,
Q.C.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1862. 20 The first sense of Sorrow.
" The first sense of sorrow I
ever knew, Steele says in
the Tatler, was upon the
death of my father, at which
time I was not quite five
years of age, but was rather
amazed at what all the house
meant, than possessed of a
real understanding why no
body would play with us. I
remember I went into the
room where his body lay,
and my mother sat weeping
alone by it; I had my battle
dore in my hand, and fell a
beating the coffin, and call
ing Papa, for, I know not
how, I had some idea that
he was locked up there. My
mother caught me up in her
arms, and, transported be
yond all patience of the silent
grief she was before in, al
most smothered me in her
embraces, and told me, in a
flood of tears, ' Papa could
not hear me, and would play
with me no more, for they
were going to put him under
ground, whence he would
never come to us again.' " —
Thackeray.
186 Margaret Holgate Foster.
266 Mrs. John Kelk.
338 Lord Theobald and Lady
Blanche Butler, children of
the Marchioness of Or
monde.
400 Mrs. Arthur Chapman.
637 Miss Leedens.
1863. 16 Portraits.
113 Daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Richmond Jones.
385 The children of Henry Sykes
Thornton, Esq.
412 John Dillon, Esq., and family.
727 Taking notes.
1864. Ill Mrs. Richard Fothergill and
children.
222 Lady Gladys Herbert, youngest
daughter of the late Lord
Herbert, and "Llama," a
Chinese dog, brought to
Lady Herbert by Gen. Sir
Hope Grant, K.C.B., from
the Summer Palace at Pekin

1864. 279

401 538547

1865. 4
17
49
122
235264
1866. 129 140173

267 349
1867. 56 66 75
215 485 680

1868. 16
22 32
319 359

383

The Hon. George FitzRoy
Somerset, eldest son of Lord
Raglan.
" Turn again, Whittington."
Anthony Ashley, son of R. C. L.
Bevan, Esq.
The Hon. Augusta Neville,
daughter of Lord and Lady
Braybrooke.
" Lo ! where the stripling,
wrapt in wonder, roves."
Daughter of A. H. Leyborne
Popham, Esq.
The Bishop of London. {A. C.
Tait.)
The children of Henry Metcalf
Ames, Esq.
The children of the Attorney-
General and Lady Laura
Palmer.
Harvey, son of Richard H.
Combe, Esq.
Claude, younger son of Na
thaniel Montefiore, Esq.
The children of Bingham
Mildmay, Esq.
" Then would Philip, his blue
eyes all flooded with the
helpless wrath of tears, shriek
out, 'I hate you, Enoch,'
etc." — Tennyson, Enoch Ar-
den.
Grace and Maud, the children
of C. Dingwall, Esq.
Down the river.
Lord Francis Hervey.
Richard, son of Richard H.
Combe, Esq.
Alice and Eleanor, twin-daugh
ters of T. Richardson, Esq.
Mrs. A. H. Dennistown.
Harry, son of T. H. Preston,
Esq.
Lisa and Constance, children
of J. Snowdon Henry, Esq.
43, Lancaster Gate.
The children of W. Jones Loyd,
Esq.
Felice.The Lord Walter, youngest
son of the Duke of Rich
mond, K.G.
Cosmo, eldest son of F. Bevan,
Esq.
Florence, daughter of the
Bishop of Ripon. {Bicker-
steth.)
The Countess of Scarborough,
the Lady Sibell, and the
Hon. Osbert Lumley.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sant, James, R.A. — continued.
1869. 43 Mrs. Frank Bevan.
84 Fannie Mary, daughter of
Lieut.-Colonel Thomson.
173 Mdlle. Hilda de Bunsen.
189 Mentonese children; appHcants
for a sou.
394 Emily, daughter of Baron de
Stern.
459 Hon. Lionel and Julian Byng.
(Elected R.A.)
1870. 60 James Shaw, Esq., late Prin
cipal Inspector, General
Medical Department, Ma
dras Army. Paitited at the
request of his friends.
146 Mrs. Harcourt Griffin.
149 H.R.H. Prince Leopold.
Painted by command of Her
Majesty the Queen.
154 H.R.H. the Princess Beatrice.
Painted by command of Her
Majesty the Queen.
304 Children of the Lord Aveland.
481 Alone.
1014 Mrs. Conolly of Castletown.
1 87 1. 162 Portrait.
214 Viscount Sandon, M.P.
331 The schoolmaster's daughter.
Diploma work.
364 Earl Russell, K.G.
499 The children of Edward Barry,
Esq.
569 Mrs. J. Whitaker Maitland.
1045 Rupert, son of Oswald Smith,
Esq.
1872. 120 Arthur Bligh, son of the Earl
and Countess of Darnley.
259 Her Majesty the Queen, with
her grandchildren, the
Princes Albert Victor and
George, and Princess Vic
toria of Wales. Painted by
command of Her Majesty.
264 Mrs. Haldane Chinnery.
313 Charles, son of Henry R. Far-
rer, Esq.
1873. 127 A. H. Oakeley Dennistown,
eldest son of A. H. Dennis
town, Esq.
135 Gertrude, daughter of Fred
erick Swabey, Esq., of Cary-
ton Park, Axminster.
253 Mrs. Oriel Walton.
257 Mrs. W. H. Stone.
275 The children of O. V. Walker,
Esq., of Bury.
308 Master Frank Hoskier.
664 Master Robert Hanbury.
1874. 158 Peaches.

1874.

239
1430

1875-

191313
480

486
II75

II80

1876.

188 197

251

307
607
1320
1877.
164
212
310
336
1878.
940 2745
211
234296513
527
(Principal
1879. 124 226239
254 402423
1006
Mrs. Charles M. Palmer.
The grandchildren of Joseph
Laycock, Esq., Low Gos-
forth, Northumberland.
The early Post.
Mrs. Johnston Stansfeld.
Henry, son of Henry Padwick,
Esq.
Mac, son of R. Griffin, Esq.
Alan, son of John H. Daniell,
Esq.
The children of Major H. Bar
rett, of Moredon, Taunton.
Mdlle. Zard Thalberg.
The daughters of Carl Siemens,
Esq.
Lady Majoribanks, of Lady-
kirk.
John Monckton, Esq. Painted
for the Town Hall, Man
chester.
The children of Carl Ferdinand
Bolckow, Esq.
" Maidens should be mild and
meek. Swift to hear, and
slow to speak."
The Lady Harlech.
Mrs. W. B. Eastwood and
children.
Gleanings.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Richard
Baggalay. Painted for the
Merchant Taylors' Hall.
Mrs. J. L. Starkie.
Mrs. Surtees, of Redworth.
Little Zarah.
Lucy Beatrice Nolan, daughter
of T. B. Horsfall, Esq., of
Bellamour Hall, Stafford
shire.
Constance, daughter of Sir
Thomas Fairbairn, Bart.
Mrs. William Saville.
Theresa, Evelyn, and Mabel,
daughters of the late Colonel
John Towneley.
A portrait.
Painter in Ordinary to Her
Majesty.)
Adversity. Lady Frances Bushby.
Lord Glamis.
Major Le Gendre Starkie, of
Huntroyde.
Nellie, daughter of Arthur
Bass, Esq., M.P.
The Hon. Mortimer Tolle-
mache.
Clara and Augusta, daughters
of Crawshay Bailey, Esq.
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23

1880. 5 Lady Cunlifle.
II Christopher, son of T. W. Erie,
Esq.
82 Mrs. Graham Hutchison.
170 Katie, daughter of T. Sutton
Timmis, Esq.
299 The Countess of Aberdeen.
358 "Genius is heaven-born, and
looks from out the eye."
526 Lady Cardross.
1 88 1. 48 Mrs. Donaldson Hudson.
181 Hilda, daughter of John Pen
nington Mellor, Esq.
191 Lady Fanny Marjoribanks.
218 Susan and Ethel, daughters of
Arthur Wilson, Esq.
488 Miss Sartoris.
1882. 211 Rupert and Ernest, children of
Edward Guinness, Esq.
236 Mrs. Bingham Mildmay and
children.
266 Lieut.-Col. Fife Cookson.
Lieut.-Colonel Fife Cookson
accompanied the Turkish
armies of the Balkans and
at Gallipoli during the war
of 1877 and 1878 as a Mili
tary Attach^ of H.M. Em
bassy at Constantinople.
291 The Earl of Aberdeen.
521 The Moat-house, Ightham,
Kent. " All houses wherein
men have lived and died,
are haunted houses."
736 Maidenhood. "Like the swell
of some sweet tune, etc." —
Longfellow.
814 Alec, youngest son of T. W.
Boord, Esq., M.P.
149 1 The Hon. Richard Denman.
1883. Ill An impromptu toilet. "Out of
question thou wert born in
a merry hour."
289 Mrs. French Brewster.
545 Mrs. Anstruther Thomson.
742 Love-birds.
808 Lady Mary Cooke.
1884. 36 Evelyn and Claud, children of
Arthur Pease, Esq., M.P.
198" Sylvia.
251 Mrs. William Huntingdon and
child.
323 Effie, daughter of Sir George
Meyrick, Bart.
618 Ada and Dora, twin daughters
of Thomas H. Ismay, Esq.
628 Ida and Ethel, twin daughters
of J. Searight, Esq.
1885. 179 Nesta, daughter of Sir Marteine
Lloyd, Bart.

1885. 271 Mrs. Sandbach Parker.
289 Daisy, daughter of G. T. R.
Preston, Esq.
329 Geraldine, daughter of Frede
rick Massey, Esq.
338 Ella Beatrice, eldest daughter
of Chas. Taylor, Esq.
395 Buttercups and daisies.
1886. 4 Forget-me-nots.
177 Mrs. A. Douglas Ainslie.
250 Mrs. G. T. R. Preston.
283 Madame Adelina Patti. Pre
sented to her by the Com
mittee of the Swansea Hos
pital, etc.
362 " I will believe thou hast a
mind that suits With this thy
fair and outward charac
ter."
609 Ursula and Frank.
1887. 275 Lady Cunliffe-Brooks.
312 A thorn amidst the roses.
352 Mrs. David Jardine-Jardine.
438 Flowers of the field.
577 Elsie and Mary, daughters of
J. Reckitt, Esq.
1888. 70 The Soul's Awakening.
190 Mrs. tubitt.
255 Mrs. Forestier Walker.
372 Mistress Anne Page.
473 The children of Lucas Ralli,
Esq.
1889. 121 Mrs. Dixon.
177 Charles and Basil, sons of the
Rev. T. C. Fry, Head Master
of Berkhampstead School.
250 Miss Joicey.
402 Spirit Voices. " Borne on the
swelling notes our souls
aspire."
424 Floral offerings.
1890. 87 My Lady Dorothy.
198 Mrs. J. A. M'Leod.
204 Alice, daughter of W. R. G.
Farmer, Esq.
336 Vincent, eldest son of Law
rence H. Neame, Esq.
451 James A. Gye, younger son of
Percy Gye, Esq.
507 Oliver Twist. "He walks to
London."
1 89 1. Ill Little Lord Fauntleroy.
269 Mrs. H. Terry.
390 Hugh Burdett Money Coutts.
481 With the daff'odils.
689 Margery, youngest daughter of
A. Lauderdale Duncan, Esq.
1892. 143 Kathleen, youngest daughter
of H. G. Close, Esq.
168 A portrait.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sant, James, R.A. — continued.
1892. 248 A moving story. "Ah! what a
power has white Simplicity,
etc." — Keats.
534 Victor and Violet, children of
Lord and Lady Robartes.
1893. 78 The letter.
180 The mirror.
374 Portrait of a lady.
393 Mrs. F. Egbert Hollond.
1894. 115 Lady Smyth.
146 A pastoral.
182 Mrs. Gerard Leather.
198 Marian, daughter of James T.
Chance, Esq.
738 Alnwick Castle.
1895. 86 Bevil, son of the Hon. Douglas
Tollemache.
181 A fair disputant.
640 A maid of Erin.
673 A study.
1896. 166 Miss Dorothea Baird as
"Trilby." "The shadow of
a presence."
201 Hubert, youngest son of John
Foster, Esq.
451 An eavesdropper.
749 A portrait.
846 Nature's little handmaiden.
1897. 122 Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie.
231 Jervoise, son of Archibald E.
Scott, Esq.
306 Mrs. Charles R. Whitty.
772 Ham, near Dovedale; a study.
1898. loi Tom, son of J. Crawshall
Chapman, Esq.
163 Elsa, daughter of Baron Deich-
mann.
293 Julie, daughter of Spencer H.
GoUan, Esq.
386 Colonel Mount Batten.
1899. 34 Wilfred, son of Arthur S. Bar-
ham, Esq.
190 The daughters of J. H. Buxton,
Esq.
277 The late H. Lee, Esq.,
M.R.C.S. Presentation por
trait.
311 Miss Florence Shee.
465 The Ven. Archdeacon of Lan
caster.
1900. 115 Echoes.
233 In maiden meditation.
856 Part of ruin of Cistercian Nun
nery, North Berwick.
911 Near Dunbar, North Britain.
1901. 146 St. Helena. " The last phase."
155 Confidence.
265 Twin daughters of Laurence
H. Neame, Esq.

1 90 1. 627 The old farm at St. Andrew's.
635 Study at Alnmouth, Northum
berland.
1902. 194 Idle hours: a mute appeal.
502 Composition.
505 North Berwick.
520 Green and gold.
610 Craig Leith, North Berwick.
1903. 560 The wish tower, Eastbourne.
563 Birds of a feather.
564 The master's garden, St. Cross,
Winchester.
620 Hacklinge, Kent.
1904. 27 The Slope, near Guestling,
Hastings.
96 Mrs. Morton Robertson.
229 Joan of Arc.
699 Hurley on the Thames.
706 On the moors, Kilbryde, Scot
land.
742 Joan, youngest daughter of Sir
Marteine Lloyd, Bart.
SANTLER, G  Architect.
At Mr. G. Colebatch's,
52, Church Street, Minories.
18 10. 725 Design for a theatre.
SANTLER, R  Wax Modeller.
13, Long Acre.
1785. 354 Cupid and Calypso; a model.
366 Portrait of a gentleman; a
model. 22, Rathbone Place.
1786. 301 Portraitof His Majesty; model
in wax.
303 Portrait of H.R.H. the Princess
Royal; model in wax.
125, Strand.
1787. 540 Hercules; a model.
630 Portrait of a lady; a model.
638 Cupid's Forge; a model.
645 Portrait of a nobleman, de
ceased; a model.
SANTLER, W  Architect.
Surrey.
1815. 781 Design for a mansion.
SAQUEZ, A. G  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) A. Saguez.
1832. 938 The itinerant.
1833. 562 In the passage leading to the
Dungeon, Chepstow Castle.
A.J. Sagnez,
1834. 447 Composition.

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25

SARGEANT, John  Painter.
J. Sarjeant, Portsmouth.
1828. 467 Les Castagnettes.
J. Sargeant, 69, Newman St.
1829. 49 The happy hit.
430 An orange girl.
976 Little Red Riding Hood.
J. Sarjeant.
1830. 93 Morning. "When did morning ever
break.
And find such beaming eyes
awake.
As those that sparkle here? "
— Sargeant.
1832. 420 A httle girl. J. Sarjeant.
1833. 37 Scene from Old Mortality.
Vide Sir Walter Scott, vol. 3,
chap. 1, p. 8.
SARGENT, Frederick. Miniature Painter.
14, Beaufort Buildings.
1854. 741 John Tanswell.
{G. F. Sarjent in index, G.J.
Sargent in catalogue)
F. Sargent, 14, Beaufort Buildings.
1855. 785 Mrs. Morris.
824 Senora Perea Nina.
856 F. M. Don Domingo Cortes.
888 Mrs. Howard Paul.
1856. 781 Mr. R. Morris, Junr.
15, Northumberland Street.
1857. 700 Portrait of a young lady.
25, Surrey Street, Strand.
1858. 680 Portrait of a lady.
97, New Bond Street.
1871. 991 The Duchess of Buccleuch.
Stanmore Lodge, Richmond.
1874. 13 17 Countess Spencer.
SARGENT, H  Painter.
2, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square.
1795. 245 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Hanger) 88, Great Portland Street.
1796. 226 Edwin and Angelina.
37, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
'^797- — {In the index, but no exhibit in
the catalogue.)
SARGENT, H. Garton  Painter.
5, Bolton Studios.
1889. 852 Folkestone Harbour.
S, Trafalgar Studios.
1890. 922 Interior of a barn.
VII.

SARGENT, John Singer, R.A. Painter.
73, Rue Noire Dame, Paris.
1882. 239 A portrait.
41, Boulevard Berthier, Paris.
1884. 788 Mrs. H. White.
1885. 5S6 Lady Playfair.
Arts Club, Hanover Square.
1886. 78 Mrs. Harrison.
195 Mrs. Vickers.
709 The Misses Vickers.
13, Tite Street, Chelsea.
1887. 197 Mrs. William Playfair.
359 "Carnation, lily, lily, rose."
Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for .;^7oo. 33, Tite Street.
1888. 314 Cecil, son of Robert Harrison,
Esq.
365 Mrs. Henry G. Marquand.
432 Mrs. E. D. Boit.
1889. 104 George Henschel, Esq.
564 Mrs. George Gribble.
638 Henry Irving, Esq.
1890. 421 Portrait of a lady; study.
652 Mrs. K.
1891. 544 La Carmencita.
1097 Mrs. M  .
1893. 30 Lady Agnew.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1894. 61 Miss Chanler.
423 Lunette and portion of ceiling.
Part of a mural decoration
for the Public Library of
Boston, U.S.A. " They for-
gat God their Saviour, which
had done great things in
Egypt . . . and they served
idols which were a snare
unto them. Yea, they sacri
ficed their sons and their
daughters unto devils, and
shed innocent blood, even
the blood of their sons and
daughters, whom they had
sacrificed unto the idols of
Canaan. . . . Therefore
was the wrath of the Lord
kindled against his people.
. . . And he gave them into
the hand of the heathen;
and they that hated them
ruled over them. Their ene
mies also oppressed them,
and they were brought into
subjection under their hand.
. . . Nevertheless, he re
garded their affliction when
he heard their cry; and he
remembered for them his

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sargent, John Singer, R.A. — continued.
covenant." — Psalms, cvi, 21,
etc.
1895. 31 Mrs. Ernest Hills.
172 Coventry Patmore, Esq.
503 W. Graham Robertson, Esq.
647 Mrs. Russell Cooke.
737 Coventry Patmore, Esq.
1896. 64 The Rt. Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain, M.P.
129 Mrs. Ian Hamilton.
402 Portrait of a lady.
473 Sir George Lewis.
591 Mrs. Colin Hunter.
(Elected R.A.)
1897. 291 Mrs. Carl Meyer.
605 The Hon. Laura Lister.
1898. 63 Francis Cranmer Penrose, Esq.,
President, R.I.B.A., 1894-
96.
69 Mrs. Harold Wilson.
250 Johannes Wolff, Esq.
272 Portrait of a lady.
603 Asher Wertheimer, Esq.
609 Sir Thomas Sutherland,
G.C.M.G., M.P., Chairman
of the Peninsular and Orien
tal Steam Navigation Com
pany.
906 Lord Watson. Painted for mem
bers of the legal profession i?i
Scotland.
936 Mrs. Wertheimer.
1899. 18 Mrs. Charles Hunter.
122 Miss Octavia Hill. Presenta
tion portrait.
237 Miss Jane Evans. Presentation
portrait.
444 Lady Faudel-Phillips. Presen
tation portrait.
1987 Design for part of a mural de
coration.
1900. 44 The Earl of Dalhousie. Pre
sentation portrait.
190 Lord Russell of Killowen,
Lord Chief Justice of Eng
land.
213 Lady Elcho, Mrs. Adeane and
Mrs. Tennant.
625 Sir David Richmond, ex-Lord
Provost of Glasgow. Pre
sentation portrait.
630 Lord Russell of Killowen,
Lord Chief Justice of Eng
land.
729 An interior of Venice. Z>«))/(?iwa
work.
1 90 1. 103 Mrs. Cazalet and children.
178 Daughters of A. Wertheimer,
Esq.

1901. 219
421

576583

The Hon. Mrs. Charles Rus
sell.
Ingram Bywater, Esq., Regius
Professor of Greek in the
University of Oxford.
C. S. Loch, Esq.
Sir Charles Tennant, of the
Glen, Bart.
811 Sir Charles Sitwell, Lady Ida
Sitwell and family.
1792 Crucifix. {Sculpture.)
1902. 89 The Ladies Alexandra, Mary
and Theo Acheson.
148 Mrs. Endicott.
157 Alfred Wertheimer, Esq.
175 Lord Ribblesdale.
229 The Misses Hunter.
323 The Duchess of Portland.
681 Mrs. Leopold Hirsch.
688 Lady Meysey Thompson.
1903. 19 Lady Evelyn Cavendish.
166 Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain.
235 Mrs. Julius Wernher.
262 Mrs. Philip Agnew.
453 G. McCorquodale, Esq.
458 The Earl of Cromer.
1904. 175 The Countess of Lathom.
206 The Duchess of Sutherland.
247 Major-General Leonard Wood,
U.S. Army.
301 Mrs. Wertheimer.
329 T. L. Devitt, Esq., President
of the Shipping Federation.
Presentation Portrait.
397 Charles Stewart, 6th Marquess
of Londonderry, K.G., carry
ing the great Sword of State
at the Coronation, August,
1902, and Mr. W. C. Beau
mont, his page on that occa
sion.
SARGENT, Mrs. W. K.
Miniature Painter.
II, Camden Cottages,
Camden New Town.
1855. 734 Portrait of a young lady.
SARJENT, C. S  Painter.
22, Tottenham Court Road,
i8i2. 735 View of Icklefold, Bedford
shire.
SARJENT, G. R  Painter.
Upper John Street.
181 1. 737 View of Westbrook Place and
part of the town of Godal-
ming, Surrey.

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27

122, Tottenham Court Road.
1813. 758 View of Edinburgh.
18 19. 1 145 The Seasons. 33, Newman Street.
1822. 436 Saturday night.
T,\,John Street, Fitzroy Square.
1827. 890 View of Winchester.
G. R. Sargent, 5, Charlotte Street.
1836. 1024 The interior of Westminster
School.
G. R. Sarjent, 3, Charlotte Street.
1837. 569 Little Dean's Yard, West
minster — 12 o'clock.
1838. 1 107 St. Martin's-le-Grand.
1839. 1051 Westminster School: the Col
lege dormitory.
1842. 995 Chartres Cathedral.
1843. 1 178 Interior of St. Katharine's
Chapel, Regent's Park.
1845. 1 109 St. Peter's College, West
minster, from the garden.
1846. 1176 Interior of the Chapel of the
Foundling Hospital.
1848. 1240 The Dining Hall, Westminster
School. 64, Great Russell Street.
1849. 1130 Interior of St. James's Church,
Piccadilly.

SARJENT, Miss Emily. Miniature Painter.
3, Charlotte Street.
1845. 432 " My own dear pussy ! "
1846. 889 Brooch miniature of a young
lady. 64, Great Russell Street.
1852. 668 Brooch miniature of a lady, in
Eastern costume.
33, Upper George Street.
1853. 725 Portrait of a little boy.
1855. 926 do. lady.
927 do. gentleman.
957 James Gibson, Esq.
24, Russell Place.
1858. 656 Portrait.
1864. 727 The unwilling sitter.

SARJENT, F. J  Painter.
10, Howland Street.
1802. 295 View of the city of London
from the fields below Hamp
stead.
1803. 582 A View at Woolwich, looking
down the river.

SARTORIUS, C. J  Painter.
C. Sartorius, 39, Bedford Street,
Covent Garden.
181 r. 162 A frigate passing Dover.
C.J. Sartorius,
3, Church Lane,
Queen's Elms, Fulham Rd.
1818. 339 A gun-brig entering Ramsgate
pier.
545 A gun-brig leaving Dover Pier
at high water.
18 19. 448 View of Gibraltar.
At Mr. Marshall s,
Holborn Bars.
1821. 163 Ramsgate Pier.
SARTORIUS, F  Painter.
At Mr. Sartorius', 2, Spur Street,
Leicester Fields.
8 A View of Margate Pier.

1799. 1800.

1801.
1802.1804.

1805.

1806.

1807. 1808.

165 A View near Dover.
561 A fishing boat beating to wind
ward.
666 The stairs at Margate.
73 View of Broadstairs.
632 Margate Roads. 90, Newman Street.
281 A View of the Red House
at Battersea, with pleasure
boats.
1 1, Adam's Place, King's Road.
558 His Majesty's ship Centurion,
50 guns. Captain Ling, beat
ing off' the Marengo flag
ship. Admiral Linois, and
two French Frigates of 36
guns each in Vizagapatam
Road on the 19th Septem
ber, 1804. 440, Strand.
179 A ship shortening sail, with a
view of Dover.
910 Captain Mudge gallantly de
fending H. M. Frigate
Blanche against a squadron
of French men-of-war, July
19th, 1805.
3, Great Russell Street.
326 A boat leaving the shore.
135 Captain G. Manby's invention
of effectually rescuing per
sons from vessels wrecked
on a lee shore.

SARTORIUS, Francis  Painter.
10, Meard's Court,
Dean Street, Soho.
1775. 284 A favourite horse.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sartorius, Francis — continued.
1776. 375 Portrait of a horse.
I, Macclesfield Street.
1782. 118 Portrait of a hack.
376 Portrait of a Spanish dog.
1 7, Gerrard Street, Soho.
1784. 344 Portrait of a cart horse.
1785. 409 A spaniel.
1786. 236 Portrait of a horse.
1787. 248 do. coach-horse.
1788. 410 Portrait of two horses.
1789. 392 A pair of His Majesty's coach-
horses.
1790. 230 An old dog and horses.
SARTORIUS, John  Painter.
108, Oxford Street.
1780. 75 Portrait of a horse.
SARTORIUS, John F  Painter.
1797. 145 A gentleman and dogs.
239 A fast trotting mare.
250 Going a-coursing.
340 A rabbit ferretter.
692 Portrait of a fattened French
cow.
834 Portraits of dogs.
{These six exhibits are put to
J. N Sartorius in the index,
and to J. F. Sartorius in the
catalogue)
J. Sartorius, 17, King Street, Holborn.
1 80 1. 31 Racehorses going to start.
32 Racehorses running.
J. F. Sartorius, 17, King Street, Holborn.
1802. 32 Portrait of the mare Isabella
and foal.
34 Portrait of the colt Edmund.
J. F. Sartorius, Junr.,
90, Newman Street.
1803. 27 Spaniels.
176 Pointers. Kin^s Road, Chelsea.
1806. 296 Coursing in Hatfield Park,
with portraits of horses be
longing to the Marchioness
of Salisbury. Queen's Elms, Chelsea.
1809. 453 A partridge.
470 A snipe.
F. Sartorius, 39, Bedford Street,
Covent Garden.
1 8 10. 7 Portrait of a sportsman.
J. F. SartoritiS,
3, Queen's Elms, Chelsea.
181 1. 444 A grouse; sketch from nature.

I8I7.

172 A couple of snipes.

613 A brace of Ptarmagans.

I8I8.

128 Woodcock.

256 Golden plover and snipes.

1820.

167 Grousing, with portraits of

favourite dogs.

1822.

15 Partridges and snipes.

1823.

405 Grouse shooting, with portraits

of dogs, in Cumberland.
1828.
483 Dead game and a jack snipe.
1829.
555 Dead game.
SARTORIUS, John N  Painter.
• — Sartorius, Junr.,
10, Wells Street,
Oxford Street.
1 781. 219 Portraits of two horses.
386 Portrait of an officer on horse
back.
J. N. Sartorius, Junr.,
10, Wells Street,
Oxford Street.
1782. 133 Portrait of a cow belonging to
a gentleman in Essex.
171 Portrait of an old famous
hunter.
397 Portraits of two hunters.
1783. 264 Portrait of a shooting poney
and dog. 109, St. Martin's Lane.
1784. 143 Portrait of a hunter.
209 A hunter.
2, Spur Street, Leicester Fields.
1785. 405 Horses belonging to a gentle
man of Morden, Surrey.
1786. 402 Portraits of two hunters.
14, Stephen Street, Rathbone Place.
1787. 73 Going out in the morning.
97 The chace.
421 Portrait of a hunter.
1788. 164 do. do.
225 Landscape, in which is intro
duced a new invented car
riage.
1 791. 403 A hunter.
1792. 10 Inside of a stable.
12 A straw yard.
9, Percy Street, Rathbone Place.
1793. 251 Portrait of a hunter.
559 Portraits of a gentleman and
dogs.
1794. 50 Portrait of a gentleman shoot
ing.
289 Portrait of True-Blue, late the
property of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales.
2, Spur Street, Leicester Square.
1795. 16 The death of the hare.
21 Gentleman shooting.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

1796. 79 Portrait of a fast-trotting mare.
167 Portraits of a shooting poney
and dogs.
I797' 554 Portrait of horses.
{Six others are put to J. N.
Sartorius in the index, but
are by J. F. Sartorius in the
catalogue)
1798. 116 Portrait of a chaise-horse.
Ill Portrait of a hackney.
244 Portrait of an old hunting
mare.
318 Portrait of a fast-trotting horse.
648 Portrait of Mr. Westcar's fat
heifer.
666 Portrait of a very old horse.
1799. 560 Portrait of Mr. Westcar's great
ox.
835 Portraits of coach-horses; the
property of Mr. Maitland.
17, Bolsover Street, Oxford Street.
1800. 219 Portrait of a hunter. 2, Spur Street.
100 Portrait of Diamond.
232 Portrait of a horse.
859 Portrait of a cart horse; the
property of Mr. Westcar.
122 Portrait of a lady's hunter.
1 2 3 Portrait of a fast trotting hobby.
168 The portrait of an Arabian be
longing to the Farming
Repository, Dublin.
113 Portraits of two hackneys.
116 Portrait of an Irish hackney.
166 Portrait of a hackney.
207 Portrait of a hunter belonging
to Mr. Maskall.
504 Portrait of a horse.
39, Bedford Street, Covent Garden.
606 Portraits of horses at a cover
side.
754* {In- the index, hut there is no
such number in my cata
logue.)
143 Flying leap; Fox dying.
279 Portrait of a stallion.
513 Portrait of a pug dog.
184 Portraits of spaniels flushing a
woodcock.
423 Portrait of Mr. Butler's Miss
Coiner.
443 Lord Foley's Comrade beating
Mr. Goodison's Foxbury
and Mr. Butler's Epsom, for
the plate over Epsom, 1808.
175 Portrait of a spaniel.
557 do. Mr. Boufoy's cart
horse.

1801.1802.

1803.

1804.1805. 1806.

1807.

1808.

1809.

353

•45

481

340 Portrait of a fast trotting horse,
the property of Mr. W.
Burgess.
388 Portrait of an Arabian.
106 Portrait of Smolensko.
142 Shooting poney, and Rolla the
property of G. Wilson, Esq.
A fast-trotting cart-horse, the
property of Mr. Greaves.
Portrait of a remarkable three-
year-old deer, the property
of the Earl of Derby.
Tiny, a favourite spaniel.
50 Portraits of a shooting poney
and setter, the property of
G. Baker, Esq.
72 Portraits of a brood mare and
foal, the property of T.
Mathews, Esq.
117 Portrait of a blood horse, the
property of J. Palin, Esq.
169 Portraits of Greyhounds, the
property of J. Tanner, Esq.
94 Brood mare and foal.
494 Zuliker and Lion, a favourite
poney and dog, the property
of Miss Merle, Morden,
Surrey.

SARTORIUS, J. N. Junr. ... Painter.
II, Adam's Place, King's Road.
1805. 87 Partridge shooting.
SASS, Miss E  Painter.
I, King Street, Holborn.
727 The Iris Bulloga.
475 Pase Sitadelle.
614 The spotted Virginia Martagon.
772 A striped carnation.
459 The great valerian.
316 Jonquil.
316 Geranium.
597 Balsam.
543 The orange-lily.
556 A ruin, or Cala Ethiopica.
574 An aloe.

1»I2.

1813. 1814.

1815. 1816.

1817.1818.

1819. 1820. 1821. 1824.

1798. 1799.1800. 1801. 1803.1804.1805. 1806.

1807.

SASS, Miss Henrietta  Painter.
I, King Street, Holborn.
1174 Anemone Apennina.
1180 Carnation.
676 A view from the Surrey side of
Westminster Bridge.
685 The Amarillus Regina.
551 View in Hyde Park.
879 The Hydrangea Hortensa.
633 Peach Blossom.
340 May.
341 Geranium.

1797. 1798.

1799.1800. 1803.

30

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sass, Miss Henrietta — continued.
1804. 579 Noram ferry on the Tweed.
638 A fall on the river Clyde, called
Stone-byers.
View from Harrow churchyard.
A view near Roslin Castle.
View from the Canterbury
Road.
767 A View from Windsor terrace.

1805.1806.

525 579
552

1807.

SASS, Miss  
1805. 622 Fusia Coccinia.

Painter.

Miss Sass.
1808. 5 A View from the castle hill,
Bridgenorth, Shropshire.
308 Pistyll Rhaiadr, a noble catar
act in Wales, descending
from the mountain of Berwin :
the perpendicular height of
the rock from which it falls
is 240 feet.
( There may have been a third sister, as in
the 1805 catalogue the three are indexed
separately.)

SASS, 1807.1808.

Henry  Painter.
I, King Street, Holborn.
121 A study.

Ulysses's descent into Hell.
" Now swift I wav'd my
falchion o'er the blood, etc."
— Homer.
1809. 250 A study. H. Sass, Junr.
180 An artist in his study. H. Sass.
336 Themistocles taking refuge at
the court of Admetus, King
of the Mollossians. Vide
Rollin's Ancient History.
24 Portrait of himself.
108 A study of a head.
171 Goody.
186 Portrait of a gentleman.
353 The soldier tired of war's
alarms. " Here's a health to
all good lasses."
50, Great Russell Street.
44 Portrait of a lady.
332 InfancyandmaturityofWoman; being one of a series of pic
tures painting to illustrate
the seven ages of Woman.
" Then comes that sober
character, a wife, with all
the dear distracting cares of
life, etc.''
405 Portrait of a lady.
134 Study from nature.
256 do. do.

1811.

1812.

1813.

1814.

1815.1817.

i»i81819

318
433

1819. 260 A Recollection of the Hustings
in Covent-garden, 1818.
Mr. W. Scoular.
Christ's manifestation of him
self. "Jesus therefore know-
ingall things, etc." — St. John,
xviii, 4-6.
625 Scene in the Banditti's Hovel,
near Cisterna, on the road
from Rome to Naples. Vide
Journey to Rome and Naples
in 1817, p. 228.
6, Charlotte Street.

1820.

36 S. Cartwright, Esq.

135 J. P. Humphreys, Esq.

403 Childhood. "Look here, fa!"

440 Portraits of Shuckh Ghoolam

Moohueyood Deen, Envoy
from the Rajah of Bednor,
and his secretary.
I82I.
265 Portrait of an artist.
387 do. a lady.
1117 Posthumous bust of John Scott,
Esq., who was mortally
wounded in a duel.
1823.
176 Study of a head.
389 Portrait of a gentleman.
1824.
25 Miss Pritchard.
27 Portrait of a lady.
33 Miss Andr^.
273 Dr. Billing.
274 Miss Lawrence.
275 Miss Whiting.
276 Portrait of an artist.
480 Portrait of a lady.
1825.
220 do. do.
222 Francis Kiernan, Esq.
234 Portrait of a lady.
236 do. do.
313 do. do.
516 do. a gentleman, de
ceased.
1826.
290 Infancy.
1827.
258 George Langstaffe, Esq.
546 Portrait of an artist.
1828.
407 The Portrait.
1829.
68 A. Andrews, Esq., of the
Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
76 A study.
250 Portrait of a lady.
339 do. blind gentleman.
688 Miss Place.
726 Miss Cope.
913 Miss Wilson.
951 Mr. Tulk.
1830.
13 Portrait of a lady.
15 do. do.
210 View of the interior of Mr.
Sass's gallery.
220 Portrait of a lady.
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31

1830.1831. 1832.1833- 1834.

1835- 1836.
1837-

1838.
1839.
SASS,

1852.

264
265 266 292
239 172
479 103 104
208 210235 333 3968 70
277
354 33 85
82 84
118 191
440 46

R. T. Morsden, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
F. R. Hall, Esq.
Infancy.
Le bonnet rouge. — Interior of
Mr. Sass's gallery.
Study of a head.
J. H. Wheelwright, Esq.
Sketch from a native of India.
Study of a head.
do. do.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
do. lady.
Study of a head.
Albert Watts, Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.

do.
do.do. do.
do. do. do. do.
do.do.

do. lady. do.do. do.do. do.do.do.
do.

Henry William  Architect.
25, Henrietta Street,
Brunswick Square.
1 203 Leeds and Yorkshire Assurance
Office.

SASS, Richard  Painter.
R. Sass, Junr.,
12, King St., Bloomsbury.
i']<)i. 549 Landscape, cattle, and figures.
558 Landscape.
1792. 341 Winter piece.
417 Landscape and figures.
493 do. do.
494 do. do.
675 do. do.
1793. 19 Landscape, cattle, and figures.
588 do. do. do.
771 Landscape and figure.
772 do. do.
822 do. do.
1795- 358 Landscape. I, King Street, Holborn.
1796. 518 Landscape and figures.
649 do. do.
842 do. do.
855 View of Taplow, Berks.
64, Great Queen Street.
1797. 380 Landscape and figures.
382 do. do.
383 do. do.
762 do. do.

179717981799

1002.1805. 1806.

1808.

329

386

816 Moonlight.
334 A moonlight.
318 Fisherman's hut near Swansea,
South Wales.
329 Landscape and figures.
967 do. do.
1052 Landscape. 76, Great Queen Street.
392 View of a waterfall called Col-
with Beck, Lancashire.
577 Landscape and figures.
458 Cascade in Cottersdale, York
shire.
The cataract of Lowdore, on
the Derwent water, Keswick,
Cumberland.
The remains of the old Palace
of Paterdale, Ullswater, Cum
berland.
403 Conway Castle, entering Con
way from Llanroost.
462 The Cascade, seen from the
summer house of Sir M. Le
Fleming, Royal hall, West
moreland.
479 TheVillageof Grange, entrance
to Borrowdale, Cumberland.
View, entering Lancaster from
the Ulverston Road.
Conway Castle, taken from the
Arcadia.
1807. 346 The Pont au Pair between
Capel Curig and Llanroost, .
North Wales.
416 The fall of Dolig Melynllin, on
the estate of J. Maddox, Esq.,
near Dolgelly, North Wales.
439 Composition.
569 Ash trees near Dolgelly, North
Wales.
646 View of Snowdon and the Vale
of Capel Curig, North Wales.
652 The Pass of Borrowdale, Cum
berland.
707 The Ogwen pool between Capel
Curig and Bangor, North
Wales.
Entering Welch Pool fromNew-
port. North Wales.
4, King St., St. James's Square.
The Dargle, near Dublin, Ire
land.
The mansion of H. Herbert,
Esq., Lower Lake of Kil-
larney, Ireland.
The salmon leap, fall of the
Liffey, near Dublin, Ireland.
552 New Castle, near Galway, Ire
land; Messrs. Perse and
Maberly's.

512

541

713

33

317

329

32

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sass, Richard — continued.
1808. 553 View of Galway in Ireland.
640 The Gap of Dunloe, near Dun-
loe Castle, Upper Lake of
Killarney, Ireland.
645 Ruins of Askeaton Castle, near
Limerick, Ireland.
670 Ronan's Island,' Upper Lake
Killarney, Ireland.
1809. 368 Ross Castle and Lower Lake
of Killarney, from the Dun
loe Road, Ireland.
413 The Princess EHzabeth's cot
tage. Old Windsor, Berks.
435 View of Great Malvern, Wor
cestershire, from the Valley.
i8io. Ill Landscape, composition. "Ap
proach with reverence !
Maker of the world ! There
is a Christian's cross! and
on the stone, a name yet
legible amid its moss —
Anna." — Bowles.
119 A smith's shed, Adair, near
Limerick, Ireland.
450 View, Innisfallen island, lake
of Killarney, Ireland.
454 Scene near Mahynnleth, North
Wales.
487 The Waterfall at Powerscourt,
near Dublin, Ireland.
541 Boratto Castle, near Limerick,
Ireland.
181 1. 154 View of Loch Katrine, High
lands of Scotland, Allan
Bane and Ellen. " His hand,
reclin'd upon the wire, etc."
— Sir Walter Scott.
302 Lake of Killarney, with the
MacCuddy Rocks, from the
Gap of Dunloe, Ireland.
328 Carisbrook Castle, Isle of
Wight.
366 Leixlip Castle on the Liffey,
near Dublin, Ireland.
391 Sun breaking through a mist;
view, Southampton.
(Landscape Painter in Water Colours
to H.R.H. the Prince Regent.)
1812. 34 Fresh breeze off Brighton.
445 Sun breaking through mist';
composition.
496 Hurst Castle, North Wales.
508 Cattle, View near Hastings,
Sussex.
509 View of Hastings, Sussex.
513 Fishing boats, view near Hast
ings, Sussex. 50, Leicester Square.
1813. 597 Viewnear Wells, Somersetshire.

1813. 65s View in the North of Ireland.
663 Lime barges; view near Hast
ings.
704 View near Hastings, Sussex;
sun breaking through mist.
{R. Sass was appointed teacher in draw
ing to the Princess Charlotte. In 1825 he
removed to Paris, when he altered his name
to Sasse. He died in Paris in 1849.)
SASS, Mrs. R  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1798. 759 York and Lancaster Rose.
1799. 680 Passnor Rhoeas, red poppy, or
corn rose.
681 Tulips, the Agatte, and Du-
posin.
1800. 606 Lilium aurium, or gold reed
lilly.
632 Morabilia Peruvilan, or Mar-
veil of Peru.
181 2. 440 View in New Forest, Hants.
SASSOON, Mrs. Alfred (Theresa). Painter.
Warleigh Brenchley, Kent.
1889. 1152 The Hours.
SATCHELL, Theodore  Painter.
268, Upper Richmond Road, Putney.
1883. 857 Low tide.
1887. 747 Becalmed; off' Folkestone.
SATCHWELL, R. W.
Miniature Painter.
119, Fetter Lane.
1793. 749 Samuel. 4, Portland Street, Soho.
1796. 638 Portrait of himself. {Mr.R.W.
Satchwell.) 32, Berwick Street.
1798. 833 Portrait of a lady.
910 Mrs. Weyrick.
1799. 748 Portrait of a gentleman.
18, Broad Street, Golden Square.
1800. 836 Mrs. Cooke.
858 Mr. CUfton.
i8oi. 822 Portraits of W. Haslewood,
Esq., Cornet in the Light
Horse Volunteers, Captain
Torry, and a clergyman.
1802. 711 Portraits of R. Frewin, Esq.,
Dr. Monro, Mrs. Barret, and
two clergymen.
713 Mr. S. Argirople, chargd d'af
faires de la Sublime Porte.

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33

1802. 715 Portrait of a gentleman.
720 Hatzi Ibrahim, Algerine Am
bassador.
1803. 788 J. Scott, Esq.
797 Portraits of Mr. Browne, Mr.
Brick, and Mr. B. Browne.
873 J. Lewis, Esq.
4, Great Marlborough Street.
1804. 784 Portrait of a gentleman.
794 A frame containing the por
traits of G. Barret, Esq., Sir
W. Rush, and Mr. R. G.
Berreau.
797 Mr. Britton.
801 Washington.
1805. 371 Portrait of a gentleman.
376 do. do.
542 Mr. Britton.
1806. 717 Mr. Bedder.
723 J. Varley, Esq.
1807. 815 Master Green.
837 Mr. England.
1808. 713 Miss Montgomery.
762  Cox, Esq.
793 Mr. S. Prout.
1809. 637 Rev. Mr. Huet.
640 Mr. J. Varley.
689 Mr. G. Cole.
Mrs. Huet.
59, Poland St., Golden Square.
Mrs. Bessy.
620 T. Smith, Esq.
674 Portrait of a lady.
546 Portrait of an officer ofthe i8th
Hussars.
Miss Poole.
C. Dibdin, Junr., Esq.
Mrs. C. Burnett.
Miss E. Gouldsmith.
1813. 434 The Rev. J. F. G. Fortescue.
462 The Hon. M. Fortescue.
473 Major Doyle.
484 Wm. Winchester, Esq.
487 M. Hoare, Esq.
536 W. H. White, Esq.
427 Mrs. J. Gwilt.
435 R. Frewin, Esq.
663 Portrait of a lady.
704 V. G. A. Walker, Esq.
707 Portrait of a lady.
718 Mrs. C. Dibdin.
25, Duke Street, St. James's.
599 Portrait of a lady.

1814.1815.1816. 1817. 1818. VII.

697

581

558551636664

626

do. gentleman.

716

do. lady.

758

do. do.

801

do. gentleman.

816

H. Bailey, Esq.

82,

Portrait of a lady.

808

Miss Littleton.

SATTERLEE, Walter  Painter.
3, Stanhope Place, W.
1892. 1235 Garden weeds.
SATTERLEY, J. T  Painter.
Sevenoaks.
1848. 257 Dead game.
528 Fruit piece.
SATUR, Edmond Byrne De. See D,
vol. ii, page 311.
SATUR, Miss Frances De. See D,
vol. ii, page 311.
SAUBER, Robert  Painter.
49, Warren Street.
1889. 830 Spare moments.
831 Unwelcome Guests.
1890. 202 The golden lure.
" Fair ambition, bubble borne.
Drops her laurel wreaths for
lorn;
Hands that wrestle, clutch and
strain.
Only strive for greedy gain."
1892. 113 Countess Von B.
\a, Phillimore Gardens.
1893. 409 An evening stroll.
1894. 107 Miss Letty Lind as "The
Chinese Dolly."
22, West Kensington Gardens.
1897. 88 Mrs. Rob Sauber.
178, Cromwell Road.
1904. 540 Mammon.
SAUBERGUE, John  Painter.
14, Lamb Street, Spital Square.
1830. 241 Venus entreating Vulcan to
forge arms for ^neas.
SAUERWEID, Alexander... Painter.
37, Great Pulteney Street.
1815. 458 The stage-coach going to Ver
sailles, with a view of the
Tuilleries in the distance.
SAUGY, Louis  Painter.
40, Rue de la Poste, Berne.
1898. 291 Old Bridge at St. Remo.
SAUL, George H  Sculptor.
Florence.
1876. 1403 Imogene; marble bust.
1 5, Via La Marmora, Florence.
1879. 1520 Sleep.
1887. 1888 Despair; statuette.
1942 The Madness of Aristodemus. F

34

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SAUL, George P. D.... Metal Worker.
II, Selwood Place, South Kensington.
1 891. 1809 Design for an altar cross, silver
gilt, enamelled.
SAUL and NORTH. Metal Workers.
I, Beaufort Street, Chelsea.
1890. 1876 Crozier; silver gilt, enamelled
and jewelled.
SAUNDERS, Alick Boyd. ..Sculptor.
7, Hereford Road, Bayswater.
1887. 1872 His Eminence Cardinal Man
ning; bust.
1892. 1853 The Duke of Cleveland; bust.
151, Fulham Road.
1893. 1682. The late Duke of Cleveland,
K.G. ; bust, bronze.

SAUNDERS, Charles L  Painter.
Tal-y-bout, near Conway.
1 88 1. 776 Dolgarog Mill, South Wales.
38, St. James's Street, Liverpool.
1882. 975 "O'er many a boulder rock.
Madly the waters flow."
1883. 1 107 A Pool on the moor.
1884. 1075 An Autumn flood — Dartmoor.
1548 Oakhampton — Devonshire.
1885. 1 31 1 The Monarch of the range.
1901. 1103 The last load; old bridge of
Dee.

SAUNDERS, G  Painter.
25, Strand.
1846. 1006 Divine Providence — night. An
ornamental design from the
works of Mrs. Barbauld.
" All men are stretched in
their quiet beds; and the
child sleeps upon the breast
of its mother; every eye is
shut and every hand is still.
"Who takes care of all
people when they are sunk
in sleep; when they cannot
defend themselves, nor see
if danger approaches? There
is an eye that never sleeps;
that eye sees everywhere, in
all places and watches, con
tinually over all the families
the earth. The eye that
sleeps not is God's; His
hand is always stretched out
over us." — Mrs. Barbauld.

SAUNDERS, George, F.R.S. Architect.
250, Oxford Street.
1 78 1. 504 Plan and elevation of a design
for a pubhc bath.
J. Saunders, at Mr. Soane's,
Margaret Street.
1786. 518 Design for lodges to a gentle
man's park.
G. Saunders, at Mr. Soan's,
Welbeck Street.
1789. 498 Design for a house to be built
for a lady, near Windsor.
SAUNDERS, George Lethbridge.
Miniature Painter.
I o, Edward St. , Portman Square.
1829. 755 Captain Mingaye, R.N.
775 Miss Mordaunt, of the South
ampton Theatre.
955 Portrait of a gentleman.
1830. 720 Mr. Scripps.
786 P. Meyer, Esq.
916 Prince Nicolo Esterhazy.
1 83 1. 717 H.R.H. the Duke of Cumber
land.
732 H.R.H. Prince George of
Cumberland.
733 Viscount Villiers, M.P.
748 B. Travers, Esq. 27, Soho Square.
1838. 870 W. Faber, Esq., 14th Light
Dragoons.
885 Dr. Simpson.
903 Lady Clementina Villiers.
986 Lady Poltimore.
1000 Lord Poltimore.
1839. 814 Miss Nation.
839 Saville Morton, Esq.
876 Miss Isabella Nation.
901 The Marchioness of Down-
shire.
924 The Hon. Nelson Hood, Fusi
lier Guards.
950 Lady Charlotte Hill and Lady
Mary Hood.
looi Lady Sarah Villiers.
1851. 969 The Hon. Daniel Webster,
Secretary of State, United
States.
1083 Captain Carlton, Coldstream
Guards.
13, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
1853. 873 Miss Abbot Laurence.
SAUNDERS, J. ... Miniature Painter.
2?), Johnson St., Somers Town.
1830. 708 C. Hervd, Esq., the celebrated
Automaton Profilist.

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35

SAUNDERS, Joseph. Miniature Painter.
— Saunders, 20, Henrietta Street,
Covent Garden.
1778. 270 Portrait of a lady in the char
acter of Eliosa; miniature.
271 do. do. do.
Joseph Saunders,
20, Henrietta Street,
Covent Garden.
1779. 291 A young gentleman; in minia
ture. 116, New Bond Street.
1780. 236 A fancy head; miniature.
109, New Bond Street.
1781. 342 Portrait of a lady, for a ring.
1782. 321 Frame with portraits. {Lord
Rivers and Lady Howes.)
1783. 307 An old man's head.
310 Portrait of a lady.
324 do. do.
1784. 255 do. do.
299 do. do.
34, Great Maddox Street,
Hanover Square.
1785. 316 Portrait of a lady.
360 A cherub.
1786. 251 Portrait of a child.
326 Fancy.
368 Portrait of a gentleman.
1787. 292 do. Mrs. Martyr.
340 do. a lady.
347 A Gardener's boy with fruit.
363 Boy catching a butterfly.
1788. 293 Portrait of a lady.
295 do. do.
298 do. do.
345 do. do.
347 do. do.
354 do. do.
1789- 335 do. do.
1 790. 42 do. a gentleman.
311 Miniature, fancy.
1791. 312 A fancy head.
317 Portrait of an artist.
359 Portrait of a theatrical per
former ; done from memory.
{Mrs. Eston)
363 Portrait of a gentleman.
1796. 576 do. young gentleman.
579 Hope.
614 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1797- 33' Cordelia and Edgar. From
King Lear.
997 Portrait of a lady.
— Saunders, 31, Rathbone Place.
1800. 908 Portraits of Mr. and Mrs.
Eccles and family.

SAUNDERS, J. E. See Francis and
Saunders, vol. iii, page 159, and
Gotch and Saunders, vol. iii, page
279.
SAUNDERS, K.J. Miniature Painter.
57, Queen's Crescent, Haverstock Hill.
1870. 682 Mrs. William Kershaw.
702 Maud.
SAUNDERS, Miss. See Mrs. James
Robertson, vol. vi, pages 331, 332.
SAUNDERS, R... Miniature Painter.
R. Saunders, Junr.,
33, Great Maddox Street.
1790. 565 Inside of a blacksmith's shop.
51, Rathbone Place.
1801. 762 Portrait of a child.
765 do. lady.
788 do. child.
1802. 794 Portraits of Mr. Silver, a child,
Mr. Harrison, Mr. A.
Beckett, Mr. Hayley, Master
Norton, and two others.
9, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1804. 788 Portrait of a lady.
804 do. gentleman.
809 do. lady.
1 3, Great Titchfield Street,
Cavendish Square.
181 1. 550 Portrait of a lady.
623 do. gentleman.
1814. 600 Portraits of General Skinner's
fourth son and dog.
1818. 732 Portrait of a lady.
854 do. an officer.
873 do. do.
18 1 9. 694 do. a lady.
708 do. do.
717 Mr. Mitchell.
729 Mrs. Riddle.
786 Mrs. H. Corri.
951 Mrs. Watson. No address.
1828. 744 The late Mrs. Boyn.
760 The late Mrs. Travers.
761 The late J. B. Travers, Esq.
811 Rev. Dr. Owen.
845 — Gedney, Esq.
SAUNDERS, W. A  Painter.
1848. 133 Sevenoaks Church and Rec
tory.
649 Wilmott Hill, near St. Juliens,
Seal, Kent.
1085 View near Sevenoaks, Kent.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SAUTER, George  Painter.
45, Roland Gardens, W.
1897. 261 Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.

James  Architect.
9, Charterhouse Street.
Design for a Belle Vue build
ing.
Design for a garden temple.
do. triumphal monu
ment. 22, Great Ormond Street.
Design for a British temple to
Victory.
Maiden Lane, Wood Street.
Design for a pavilion.
44, Barbican.
Design for Ormond bridge
over the river Liffey, Dub-
hn.
12, Throgmorton Street.
Richmond Bridge forming the
approach to the Four Courts,
Dubhn. 34, Walbrook.
Design for a cenotaph.
do. marine pavilion.
St. Luke's Church, Chelsea.
Design for a triumphant bridge.
31, Essex Street.
New chapel at Speenhamland.
Chapel in Sloane Street.
Interior of St. Luke's, Chelsea.
Chapel in Burleigh Street,
Strand.

UJ.^,

1799.

916

986

1800.

1099

1803.

987

1804.

878

1806.

933

1809. 845

I8I5. 805
1816. 557
1821. 1009
1825. 882
1830. 1005
1077
1831. 980
1832. 1064

SAVAGE, J. H  Painter.
12, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1 84 1. 1174 Excess offers her cup to Guyon
going to destroy Amasias'
bower.
"Under that porch a comely
dame did rest
Clad in fair weeds but foul dis
ordered;
In her left hand a cup of gold
she held.
And with her right the ripened
fruit did reach, etc."
— Faerie Queene.
SAVAGE, Reginald  Painter.
70, Upper Kennington Lane.
1887. 837 The invasion.
SAVAGE, Rupert  Architect.
148, Aldersgate Street.
1 90 1. 1572 Assembly Hall, Belfast.

SAVIDGE, Joseph T  Painter.
90, Carter Street, Newington.
1900. 895 Fruit.
SAVILL, Miss Edith  Painter.
Willow Cottage, Brixton Road.
1880. 1257 Clare.
1321 A portrait.
Edith Savile, 289, Brixton Road.
1881. 172 A young widow.
1 165 "Who goes there?"
SAVILL, Miss Gertrude Mary. Painter.
22, Alexandra Villas, Brighton.
1 89 1. 1025 Miss Le Mesurier.
1893. 352 Mrs. Reginald Bailey.
SAVILL, Miss Josephine ... Painter.
Colchester.
1863. 96 Miss Unwin.
Miss J. Saville, East Hill, Colchester.
1874. 702 Rest. Miss Josephine Savile.
1878. 170 Mrs. Frederick Sperling.
SAVRY, H  Painter.
16, Charlotte Street.
1876. 946 Cattle in the meadows.
SAWNEY, A  ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 14. 494 Landscape — composition.
18 15. 854 The Palace of Aladdin; a
sketch. — Arabian Nights.
SAWORD, Mrs.... Miniature Painter.
Cold Bath Row, Blackheath.
18 II. 597 Portrait of a lady.
SAWYER, Miss Amy  Painter.
3, Enfield Terrace, Croydon.
1887. 864 A mystery.
Caldicote Hill, Bushey Heath.
1893- ^^^..^ii flesh is grass, and all
'-the goodliness thereof is as

65 I
66,

the flower of the field."

1418 The girl who got lost in the
toadstool country.
17, Meadow Studios, Bushey.
1896. 601 " Gentle spring brings her gar
den stuff to market."
1897. 44 "The love that flies away."
1319 Dying Summer.

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37

Russell House, Ditchling, Sussex.
1903. 226 The Madonna of the hoar
frost.
1904. 1078 "Rough winds do shake the
darling buds of May."
SAWYER, Mrs. Ethel  Painter.
Haverstock Cottage,
Bushey Heath, Watford.
1898. 1475 Baby Eric.
1900. 1661 Portrait of a lady.
SAWYER, F  Painter.
At Mr. Mackrells, Bristol.
1841. 318 The Orator Demosthenes hav
ing taken poison in order to
avoid falling into the hands
of the soldiers sent by Anti-
pater, King of Macedon, to
apprehend him, falls down
dead at the feet of the statue
of Neptune.
SAWYER, R. D  Painter.
7, Avenue Gourgaud, Paris.
1886. 546 View of the mouth of the
Seine near Honfleur.
SAX, Bernhard  Sculptor.
41, Tonbridge Street, New Road.
1856. 1263 Negro slave tied to a tree;
bronze cast.
57, Via di St. Nicolo
da Toleritino, Rome.
1865. 907 Childish grief, sisterly consola
tion; marble group.
908 A young Bacchus — the last
drain from the goblet; mar
ble.
1870. 1087 Emile Ollivier; bronze.
47, Great Russell Street.
1877. 1470 A faun dancing with a bac
chante.
SAXON, George  Painter.
Parklands, Bruton, Somerset.
1885. 979 Gladiolus.
SAXON, James  Painter.
18, Fenchurch Street.
1795- 34 Portrait of an artist.
At Mr. Macklin's, Fleet Street.
1796. 465 Mr. Palmer in the character of
Cohenberg. 35, Gerrard Street.
1806. 171 Portrait of an artist.
245 Mr. Raymond as Macbeth.

40, Leicester Square.
1807. 293 Miss R. Boughton as Lavinia.
318 Mr. Phillips.
659 J. Carr, Esq. 29, Suffolk Street.
1808. 6 Sir Richard Phillips, Sheriff of
London.
19 C. Smith, Esq., Sheriff of Lon
don.
178 Mr. Under-Sheriff Leigh.
533 J. Pinkerton, Esq.
24, Maddox Street.
1809. 138 Mrs. Astley.
540 Miss A. Anderson. 77, St. Martin's Lane.
18 14. 163 Portrait of a lady.
356 M. Bryan, Esq.
73, Margaret Street.
181 7. 497 Mr. Stratton.
530 Portrait of a young gentleman
and a cottager.
SAXON, Samuel  Architect.
Berkley Square.
1778. 274 A design for a villa. With Sir
William Chambers.
1779. 292 Elevation of a mausoleum.
1780. 394 Design for a villa.
1 78 1. 439 A nobleman's villa.
Parliament Street.
1782. 448 Design for a hunting seat.
SAXONI, C  Painter.
16, Doris Street, Kennington Cross.
1846. 470 The Royal Academy of Music,
from the Rue Grange Bate-
liere, Paris.
634 The butter market, Paris.
687 Le Marche des Innocents —
the vegetable market, Paris.
1 168 Entrance to Paris by the Bar-
riere de Chichy.

SAY, 1826. 1827,1828, 1829
1830,

1831

Frederick Richard  Painter.
9, Mortimer Street.
258 J. Turner, Esq.
376 Portrait of a gentleman.
66 do. do.
171 James G. Shepherd, Esq.
273 Mrs. W. A. Nicholson.
20, Blenheim Street.
585 The Hon. Lindsay Burrell.
103 Viscount Boringdon.
186 Countess of Morley.
529 Lady Elizabeth Bulteel.
725 Portrait of a lady.
7, Weymouth Street.
357 Portrait of a field officer.
427 do. lady.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Say, Frederick Richard — continued.
1832. 413 Sir B. Williams Bulkeley, Bart.,
M.P.
508 Portrait of an officer of the
grenadier guards.
1833. 28 Earl Grey, First Lord of the
Treasury, etc.
1835. 82 The Hon. Mrs. Langston and
her daughter.
no The Earl of Hillsborough.
195 Sir William Webb Follet, M.P.
207 Col. the Hon. H. R. Paken-
ham, etc.
369 Sir W. Elford, Bart.
1836. 44 The Hon. Mrs. Warre and Mas
ter Frederic Warre.
83 R. Robertson, Esq., Sheriff for
Devonshire, Mrs. Robertson,
and the Misses Robertson.
18, Harley Street.
1837. 170 Lady Johnstone and her
daughter.
371 Lady Rycroft and her son.
516 Lady Caroline Turner.
1838. 224 Charles Anderson, Esq.
345 Lady Dering.
376 Edward, eldest son of Sir
Edward Cholmeley Dering.
457 Viscountess Howick.
535 The Earl of Roden, K.P.,
etc.
1839. 19 Mrs. Beaumont.
259 William and Morland, sons of
W. Hutton, Esq., at Gate
Barton, Lincolnshire.
328 The Hon. Mrs. Sanderson and
child.
1840. 66 Mrs. Hindle of Woodfield Park.
212 Sir John V. B. Johnstone,
Bart.
453 The Countess de Grey.
1841. no The daughters of J. E. J.
Cooper, Esq., M.P.
355 Earl de Grey.
459 Lieut.-General Sir S. F. Whit-
teringham, K.C.B., K.C.H.,
Knight Grand Cross of the
Military Order of St. Fer
nando, etc., late Com
mander-in-Chief of Her Ma
jesty's Forces at Madras.
1842. 32 Mrs.Cooper, of Markree Castle,
and youngest children.
58 Mrs. George Smith, of Heath-
field, Surrey.
189 Captain Sir Augustus Clifford,
Bart., R.N., C.B., etc.
218 Admiral the Hon. Sir Robert
Stopford, K.C.B.
1843. ^^ -^ study.

1843.

95

1844.

1845.1846.

1848.

252

•51

520589

The lady and son of W. L.
Chute, Esq., M.P.
288 The Hindoo gentleman, Dwar-
kanauth Tagore.
43 The lady and child of J. Spen
cer Smith, Esq., of Brook-
land.
347 Lord Stanley.
96 Portrait of a lady.
21 Lieut.-General Sir James Mac-
donell, K.C.B., Colonel of
the 79th Regiment.
The Bishop of Oxford, Chan
cellor of the Order of the
Garter. {Wilberforce.)
Mrs. Shafto Adair.
177 Viscount Borringdon.
261 Miss Johnstone.
Portraits of children.
H.S.H. the Duke of Saxe-Co-
burg and Gotha. Painted
by command of Her Majesty.
1849. 73 H.R.H. Prince Albert. In
tended for presentation to the
University of Cambridge.
86 Sir James Cockburn, Bart.,
G.C.H. Painted for the
Junior United Service Club.
329 Viscount Emlyn.
435 The son of Martin Tucker
Smith, Esq.
1850. 105 The Archbishop of York.
{Musgrave.)
Edith, daughter of the late
W. A. Beechey, Esq.
M. Guizot.
Sir Thomas Aubrey, Bart.
Painted for the magistrates
of the County of Bucking
ham.
523 The Duchess of Roxburgh.
32 Emily, daughter of Lady Eliza
beth Bulteel.
42 A Madonna.
93 Portrait of a lady.
191 John Newell Birch, Esq.
The Very Rev. the Dean of
Durham. {George Wadding-
ton) Painted for the Canons
of Durham.
The Hon. Edward Twisleton.
Rear-Admiral the Earl of Wal-
degrave.
The Chisholm.
246 Portrait of a boy.
359 do. gentleman.
255 The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry
W. N. Wynne, K.C.B.,
G.C.H.
394 The late Lord Wenlock, the

199

3»
394

1851.

1852.

1853-

436

658 64
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39

Dowager Lady Wenlock, and
the Hon. Mrs. Stuart Wort-
ley.
1854. 358 W. L. Sclater, Esq.
SAYER, Charles E  Architect.
17, Soho Square.
1895. i6oi " Long Meadow," Goring.
1903. 1564 Fowey Hall, Cornwall.
SAYER, E. C  Painter.
9, Liverpool Terrace, Islington.
1845. 928 Caistor Castle, Norfolk.
1846. 1318 Sir Christopher Wren's first de
sign for St. Paul's Cathedral,
according to the model in
St. Paul's. 28, Arlington Square.
1853. 950 The garden and its fountain.
SAYER, George  Painter.
II, Tavistock Street.
1843. 332 Portrait of a gentleman.
G. Sayers, 11, Tavistock Street.
1 844. 841 Portrait of an old gentleman in
his 83rd year.
G. Sayer, 8, Percy Street.
1848. 81 Portrait of a gentleman.
SAYER, Miss Jessie C  Painter.
94, Manor Road, Brockley.
1887. 1304 Fresh cut roses.
SAYERS, Reuben T. W. ... Painter.
6, Church Row, Islington.
1845. 209 The twa pets.
R. Sayer, 9, St. George's Terrace,
Kensington.
1846. 224 Asleep and awake.
R. Sayers, 8, Gloucester Terrace, Kensington.
1847. 122 The pet rabbits.
1848. 361 Lord Kensington.
I, St. Peter's Square, Hammersmith.
1850. 62 Alexander Beresford Hope,
Esq., M.P.
365 Field Marshal Viscount Beres
ford, G.C.B., G.C.H.
1854. 125 The late Field Marshal Vis
count Beresford, G.C.B.,
Colonel in chief of the Rifle
Brigade.
1857. 58 Master Henry Sayers.
1858. 3 Master Patrick Boyle.

1859. 196 The rival pets.
463 Maternal love.
i860. 593 " Thy will be done."
1863. 217 Childhood.
SCACE, J  Architect.
30, Moore Street, Edgeware Road.
1815. 797 Design for a lodge and gate
way.
SCALES, James  Painter.
26, Green Walk, Holland Street.
1808. 505 East view of Chichester Cross.
597 North or outside view of the
gate of Southampton.
27, Denmark Street, Soho.
1810. 792 Poor house at Southover, near
Lewes, Sussex. 383, Oxford Street.
1 8 14. 27 View of an old building called
Peach Hall, and part of the
town of Tonbridge, Kent.
12, William Street,
Pitt Street, Kent Road.
1823. 459 Entrance of a gravel pit ; study
from nature.
I, Charles Street, New Kent Road.
1826. 523 View in the New Forest, Hamp
shire, near Lindhurst.
SCANDRETT, Thomas ... Architect.
1825. 477 Mr. J. Henning.
494 Portrait of a member of the
Society of friends.
9, Lower Belgrave Place.
1827. 945 Villa for Evan Jones, Esq.,
near Dolgelly, Merioneth
shire. 20, Grosvenor Street West.
1830. 1 161 Design for a water gate.
14, Mill Street, Conduit Street.
1832. 996 Pompeian fragments.
Hillingdon, Middlesex.
1 84 1. 816 Tomb of Sir Francis Vere,
Westminster Abbey.
868 Tomb of Henry III, Westmin
ster Abbey.
1850. II 09 Perspective sketch of the Dis
trict church, Bracknell, Berk
shire. 62, Cheapside.
1852. 1 173 Antwerp Cathedral, looking to
wards the high altar.
II 9 1 Interior of St. Michael's church,
Ghent.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Scandrett, Thomas — continued.
1853. 1075 Interior, Chapel of the Ack,
Antwerp Cathedral.
i860. 679 St. Vincent, Rouen.
680 Lady Chapel, Rouen Cathe
dral.
SCANES, Miss Agnes  Painter.
63, Gwendwr Road,
West Kensington.
1893. 1 135 Mrs. Philip Birch.
1 190 Sweetheart.
SCANES, Edwin L  Painter.
43, Gwendwr Road,
West Kensington.
1885. 525 "Entre nous."
1887. 926 "Chez nous."
SCANES, Mrs. See Miss Maud Good
man, vol. iii, pages 270, 271.
SCANLAN, Robert R  Painter.
1837. 722 Portraits of Beauty and Star,
two of His Majesty's state-
horses.
732 Portraits of two sisters.
804 Lord Mount Charles and fa
vourite poney.
981 Portrait of Angelica, the pro
perty of a gentleman.14, Fitzroy Street.
1838. 8i6*Frederick, Walter, and Horatio,
thechildrenofLieut.-Colonel
the Hon. Edward Stopford.
1839. 713 The poacher under sentence
of death. "Whoso spilleth
man's blood, by man shall
his blood be spilled."
1062 The noted rebel, Kimlin, taken
prisoner, is pinioned, and
brought before the Right
Hon. Denis Browne, who
immediately orders him to
be executed by the black
drummer, who is in attend
ance for the purpose. This
well-known occurrence took
place in Ireland (at Castle-
bar) during the year 1799.
"While this ceremony was
proceeding, Kimlin, with a
dogged resolution, listened
in sullen silence to his ac
cuser. The detail ended,
Denis, turning upon the un
daunted felon a look that
would have quailed the
stoutest heart, demanded to
know the names and haunts

of his companions, but the
robber spoke not, and met
the eye of his judge with a
scowl of deadly hatred." —
Maxwell.
1840. 532 Portrait of the celebrated
steeple-chase horse, " Lot
tery," winner of twelve races,
ridden by Mr. James Mason.
693 " Captain Rock " and his First
Lieutenant, " Terry Alt."
1841. 908 "The Poacher," the property
of the Earl of Drumlaurig,
2nd Life Guards.
63, Burton Crescent.
1845. 164 The countermand: costume of
the Life Guards in the reign
of Charles II.
1036 The Whiteboy.
1846. 717 Portrait of a favourite charger,
the property of Captain
Isacke.
1021 Portraits of grandpapa's pets.
1848. 397 The Christmas presents.
8, Milner Street.
1859. 690 Teedie, Brenda, and Boss.
1 105 Adventure by Theon.
SCANLON, Mrs. Carrie L. Painter.
St. Ives, Hunts.
1903- 747 A study in game.
SCANNELL, Miss Edith M. S.
Painter.
1870. 919 Bible reading in Switzerland in
the 1 8th century.
c\o Mr. E. Freeman.
1875. 390 L'Indovina. II, Douro Place.
1882. 462 In the school-room.
1883. 504 The favourite child.
1885. 353 " I met a little cottage girl, she
was eight years old she
said."
1888. 310 "For a kiss or two, confess,
What doth cause this pen-
siveness."
392 The torn frock.
1890. 1171 "Found in the garden, dead,
in his beauty. Ah! that a
linnet should die in the
spring."
1 89 1. 1057 " Ladybird, Ladybird, fly away
home."
1892. 1000 Out of reach.
1893. 562 Fairy tales.
20, Victoria Road, Kensington.
1900. 195 Hard lines.

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41, Egerton Terrace,
South Kensington.
1901. 1373 " Curly locks."
1902. 1209 Moyra, daughter of E.Marshall,
Esq.
1210 Girhe, daughter of E. Mar
shall, Esq.
1903. 439 Brambles.
SCAPPA, G. A  Painter.
75, Gloucester Place.
1869. 612 In the New Forest.
2, Burwood Place, Hyde Park.
1872. 1047 A grey day at Wapping.
1873. 92 Dock gates, Limehouse.
248 From the Union Dock, Lime-
house. 17, Nassau Street.
1874. 5 Breaking Waves.
SCARFE, F  Painter.
104, High Street, Marylebone.
1825. 980 Portrait of the Patriarch Isa-
carus, of Bethlehem, arch
bishop of Jerusalem. " In
1823 an attempt was made
in Paris to assassinate this
distinguished philanthro
pist, who, as tradition as
serts, is descended from
David, King of Israel.
SCARROW, Thomas  Painter.
1 7, Great Russell Street,
Covent Garden.
1 83 1. 213 A portrait.
SCHACHT, C  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 83 1. 506 Composition.
SCHAFER, Henry Thomas.
Painter and Sculptor.
73, Queen's Crescent.
1875. 1182 A portrait study.
1 1 89 Home lessons.
1876. 401 Blossoms. " To bloom to
gether, fade away, and die."
535 A portrait.
1877. 49 The wreath.
82 Portrait study.
62, Park Road, N. W.
1878. 982 Music.
1879. 163 To the Graces.
1056 A portrait study.
1356 Home. 7, Park Road Studios.
1880. 93 A basket of roses.
1488 Sisters.
VII.

17, Fitzroy Street.
1881. 83 Niobe. Niobe, daughter of
Tantalus, King of Lydia,
married Amphion. Having
ridiculed the worship of
Latona, she was punished
by Diana destroying her
daughters, and Apollo her
sons.
4, Waverley Place, St. John's Wood.
1882. 775 Treasures. 3, Acacia Gardens.
1883. 6 The bride.
75 Day-dreams.
484 Charity.
1884. 419 " II dolce far niente."
828 An impromptu.
1885. 317 Fame. "The rolling seasons
pass away, etc." — Byron.
1886. 593 An offering.
1076 "From life without freedom,
oh who would not fly!" —
Moore.
1888. 982 Old Marlow.
1889. 440 Fruits of the earth.
988 A bird's nest.
2178 Forsaken; bas-relief, bronze.
1890. 1680 Sorrow.
1893. 511 Knitting.
1688 A Torso. {Sculpture)31, Acacia Gardens.
1894 541 Divinely fair. 3, Acacia Gardens.
1897. 788 A siesta.
895 A portrait study. 40, Brewer Street.
1899. 509 Ndrdide.
829 Eve.
2030 Don Quixote ; bust, bronze.
1901. 827 Marguerite and Mephisto.
1902. 501 " He loves me, he loves me
not."
523 The sempstress.
1903. 34 The open book.
1904. 748 A faithful friend.

SCHAMPHELEER, Edmond De.
See D, vol. ii, page 312.

SCHARF, George  Painter.
3, St. Martin's Lane.
181 7. 624 Portrait of a clergyman.
632 Portrait of an artist.
696 Portraits of two ladies and
three gentlemen.
852 A benevolent visit to a poor
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Scharf, George — continued.
1826. 509 View of the Artillery Hospital,
Woolwich.
530 View from Shooter's Hill.
963 View of part of the grand
Marylebone.
1006 View of Woolwich Dockyard
as seen from the church
yard.
1827. 465 View of the Royal Repository
Grounds at Woolwich.
1828. 813 The Savoyards.
1829. 502 An exhibition room.
568 Interior of the Royal Military
Repository, Woolwich.
1 01 3 The Lord Mayor's dinner at
Guildhall on the 9th of
November.
1830. 801 Children at their lessons. "De
lightful task, to rear the
tender thought, etc." —
Thomson.
1002 View of a lodge at Milton
Park.
1021 do. do. do.
14, Francis Street,
Tottenham Court Road.
1831. 982 Viewfrom new London Bridge,
taken by order of the Bridge
Committee, June, 1830.
1832. 741 View of Crooked Lane as it
appeared in 1830, previous
to the demolition of St.
Michael's Church and ad
joining houses, for the new
line of approach to the new
London Bridge.
1833. 565 View of part of old Covent
Garden Market,
1834. 982 The old and new London
Bridges as they appeared in
December, 1831.
1835. 973 Bird's-eye view of St. Stephen's
Chapel, taken shortly after
the fire, from the top of the
western wall. Pain ted on the
spot.
1836. 1007 View of the ruins of St. Ste
phen's Chapel as it appeared
shortly after the fire.
1837. 806 Deacon's Auction Room, Ber
ners Street.
936 Entrance Hall to the Royal
Academy, Somerset House,
1836.
1841. 1069 The Royal College of Sur
geons, in progress of re
building in 1834. G. Scarf, Senr.
1848. 232 View of Ratisbon, Bavaria.

I, Torrington Square.
1849. 1 147 Walhalla and Donau Stauf —
on the Danube, near Ratis
bon (Regensburg), Bavaria.
1850. IIOI View of the town of Kelheim,
Bavaria, where the Rhine
joins the Danube by means
of the river Main, the Lud-
wig's Canal, and the river
Altmiihl. On the centre
rock was begun the monu
ment (Befreiungs Halle) in
commemoration ofthe battle
of Leipzig, or of Deliver
ance, fought in 181 3.
SCHARF, Sir George, K.C.B., F.S.A.
Painter.
G. Scharf , Ju?ir., 14, Francis Street.
1845. 455 A Lycian migration from the
valley of the Xanthus.
102S Tombs in the face of the rock
at Myra.
1846. 71 Tombs and theatre at Xanthus,
in Lycia.
246 The harpy tomb at Xanthus in
1840.
524 The horse tomb at Xanthus.
607 Our village at Xanthus during
the expedition of 1844.
{Sir George Scharf was Director of the
National Portrait Gallery, andwas knighted
in 1895.)
SCHEEMAKERS, Thomas. Sculptor.
T. Skeemakers,
6, Great Titchfield Street,
Oxford Market.
1782. 500 Bust of General Honeywood;
a model.
538 Monumental figure of faith.
542 Model of a monument from a
design of Mr. Stuart.
T. Sheemaker,
6, Great Titchfield Street,
Oxford Market.
1784. 496 Model of a monument. T Scheemaechers.
1788. 606 A boy's head; from nature.
648 Medallion for a monument;
portraits of a lady and child.
649 Model for a monument; figure
of friendship.
1789. 490 Model of a monument.
T Scheemaechers,
6, Great Titchfield Street,
Oxford Market.
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1793- 785 Model for a monument.
1795- ^77 Model of a monument.
1796. 866 A monumental figure represent
ing Humihty.
T. Scheemaekers,
6, Great Titchfield Street,
Oxford Market.
1798. 1038 Monumental figure.
T. Scheemaechers,
6, Great Titchfield Street,
Oxford Market.
1799. 1048 A monumental figure.
1801. 995 Bust of a young lady.
1025 A monumental figure of a boy.
1803. 919 Two monumental figures of
boys.
940 Monumental figure of a boy.
941 do. do. do.
1804. 907 A monumental figure of piety.
SCHEFFER, Ary  Painter.
1851. 752 St. John writing the Apocalypse.
A. Schyfer, Paris.
1854. 206 Lord Dufferin. 14, Pall Mall East.
1856. 62 Charles Dickens, Esq.
SCHEFFER, Hendrick  Painter.
1 6, Upper Berkeley Street.
1839. 204 A protestant preacher. "After
the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes, in the year 1685,
the dragoons were employed
in the persecution of the
protestants. Their public
worship being interdicted,
they sought the security of
barns and other secret places
for the exercise of their re
ligion."
484 La Souvenir.
SCHEFFER, Jean Gabriel ... Painter.
33, Rathbone Place.
1848. 192 Femme d'Ischia, Royaume de
Naples.
241 Femme Espagnole.
437 Encore!
713 Deja. Geneva.
1859. S50 Festa day at Naples.
939 Geneva in 1685 — arrival of
Protestant refugees.
SCHELL, Anton. Miniature Painter.
6, Albert Road, Brighton.
1894. 1285 A sailor boy.

SCHELL, Miss Lily. Miniature Painter.
108, St. Stephen's Avenue,
Shepherd's Bush.
1885. 1571 Jealousy.
SCHENCK, Mrs. Agnes  Painter.
St. Mark's Buildings,
George Street, Grosvenor Square.
1884. 63 Girl reading.
SCHENCK, Auguste Frederic Al-
brecht  Painter. Ecouen.
1872. 504 Goats in distress ; mountains of
Mont Dore, Auvergne,
France.
1873. 211 A rainy day in the mountains
of Auvergne, France.
SCHENCK, Frederick E. E. Sculptor.
Frederick Schenck,
27, Bedford Street, Bashford,
Stoke-on- Trent.
1886. 1787 "In youth the heart exults and
sings. The pulses leap, the
feet have wings." Relief.
F. E. E. Schenck,
27, Bedford Street, Bashford,
Stoke-on- Trent.
1887. 1892 Bacchanalian subject; vase,
terra-cotta. 105, Sydney Street, Chelsea.
1889. 2053 Mother and children; medal
lion, terra-cotta.
I a. West Street, Pimlico.
1891. 2006 Navigation; relief.
2044 Night; relief.
1892. 1893 War; relief.
1893. 1713 TheElements: Fire, Air, Earth,
and Water. Panel for the
Municipal Council Chamber,
Bath.
1786 Industry, Commerce, and Agri
culture. Panel for Bath.
1894. 1758 "The morn is up again, the
dewy morn, etc."
1829 " O, mysterious night. Thou art
not silent, etc."; relief
1896. 1823 "Pottery"; relief. For the
Council Hall, Stafford.
1 85 1 "Agriculture"; relief. For
Stafford.
1871 " Ironwork "; rehef. For Staf
ford.
1896 "Mining"; relief. For Stafford.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Schenck, Frederick E. E. — continued.
1897. 1945 "Sloth"; relief. For Town
Hall, Oxford.
1947 "Industry "; relief For Town
Hall, Oxford.
1982 Design for tympanum — Fire
and Earth.
2022 Sketch design for Town Hall,
Oxford.
1898. 1891 A Triton; bas-relief. For
Shoreditch Public Baths.
1 90 1. 1712 Summer; corbel in spandril.
1810 Autumn; do. do.
SCHENCK, J  Painter.
Gresham House, Old Broad Street.
1859. 21 Paris in Portugal; costumes of
Grigo, near Oporto.
SCHENDEL, Petrus Van. See V.
SCHETKY, John Alexander. Painter.
J. A. Schetkey, Oxford.
1808. 641 A composition.
J. A. Schethy, 9, Ebury Street, Chelsea.
182 1. 320 Recollection of the Serra da
Estrella, Portugal. Portsmouth.
1825. 379 The Brune taking the French
frigate Oiseau, 1768.
525 His Majesty's frigate Brune,
32 guns, running from the
French 64-gun ship Con
stant, 1762.
{The last two were painted with John
Christian Schetky)
SCHETKY, John Christian. Painter.
J. T. Schetky, Oxford.
1805. 498 A frigate and a convoy bearing
away in a gale of wind.
— Schetky, no address.
1806. 500 A sea piece.
519 A view.
549 do.
1807. 582 A drawing.
{In my Dictionary of Artists
nine works are given to J. T.
Schetky, but the J. T is evid
ently a misprint for J. C, in
1805. The above five belong
to John Christian Schetky,
and the other four to John
Alexander Schetky.)

505

Royal Naval College.
Portrait of the Borneo East
Indiaman, as she came on
shore on Southsea Beach,
22nd October, 1820.
5 20 A ship of the line and a frigate
getting out of a scrape.
539 Portrait of the Emerald Yacht,
off Cowes, Isle of Wight.
580 Leith Sands.
602 A fresh breeze: Frigate under
topsails, etc.
1824. 473 Portrait of the Briton schooner
yacht, off Cowes, Isle of
Wight.
515 The situation of the Royal
Yacht on the night of the
nth of September, 1821, at
the moment of the Squadron
being taken aback duringthe
storm which his Majesty en
countered on his returning
voyage from a Royal visit to
Ireland.
823 The Royal Squadron bearing
up for Milford Haven, on
the morning after the gale
during His Majesty's Home
ward Voyage from his Royal
visit to Ireland. Portsmouth.
1825. 379 The Brune taking the French
frigate Oiseau, 1768.
525 His Majesty's frigate Brune,
32 guns, running from the
French 64-gun ship. Con
stant, 1762.
{The last two were painted
with John Alexander
Schetky.)
1827. 406 The Gazette Yacht and ship
ping off Cowes.
1828. 13 Portrait of the Hussar Yacht
rounding the Land's End.
Buckland House Portsmouth.
1829. 985 Sir William Hoste's action off
Lyssa.
1094 A portion of the battle of Nav-
arin, comprehending the
Talbot's share in the action.
1 83 1. 74 The French Corvette, Chev-
rette, of 20 guns, boarded
and captured by the boats
of H. M.S. Robust, 74, Beau-
lieu, Uranic, and Doris,
Frigates, under the Com
mand of Lieut. Keith Max
well of the Beaulieu, in
Camaret Bay, Brest, on the
night ofthe 20th July, 1801.

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45

1831. 483 H.M. Ship Northumberland,
Captain Henry Hotham, de
stroying two French frigates
and a brig in their attempt
to get into the harbour of
L'Orient.
488 H.M.S. Columbine, with the
experimental squadron, off
the rock of Lisbon.
494 H.M. Ship Northumberland,
Captain Henry Hotham, de
stroying two French frigates
and a brig in their attempt
to get into the harbour of
L'Orient.
1832. 411 His Grace the Duke of Port
land's yacht Pantaloon beat
ing to windward, with His
Majesty's brig Charybdis
and the frigates of Sir
E. Codrington's squadron
off the Dodman, July 21,
1831.
1833. 382 Landscape.
391 do.
989 Portrait of His Majesty's ship
Albion at the Battle of
Navarine.
1834. 432 Captain Dickenson's first and
second plans for the recovery
of the stores and treasure
sunk in His Majesty's late
frigate Thetis, at Cape Frio,
by means of a small diving
bell from a boat, and a large
one from the derrick, or large
crane of 158 feet in length,
fixed against the cliff, and
rigged with upwards of 4,000
fathoms of rope.
433 Capt. Dickenson's third plan
for the recovery of the treas
ure and stores sunk in His
Majesty's late frigate Thetis,
at Cape Frio, by means of a
diving bell from a suspension
cable, the derrick having
been destroyed by a gale of
wind, similar to that herein
shown.
509 Portrait of Lord Willougby de
Broke's yacht Antelope pass
ing the Skaw, in a gale, on
her voyage to St. Peters
burgh.
510 His Majesty's ship Lightning,
Capt. Thomas Dickinson,
beating up to undertake the
enterprise for the recovery of
the treasure and stores sunk

in His Majesty's late frigate
Thetis at Cape Frio.
1836. 414 H.M.S. Pique at the interesting
moment of her coming off
the rocks on the Coast of
Labrador, October 23, 1830.
1837. 457 Portrait of H.M.S. Fwi'a/ sail
ing a match with H.M. Ships
Endymion and Rapia off
Milford Haven.
East India College, Addiscombe.
1838. 240 The Aigle, a French 84-gun
ship, just before striking her
colours, being closely en
gaged and boarded by His
Majesty's ship Defiance, 74
guns. Captain C. P. Durham
(now Admiral Sir P. C. H.
Durham, G.C.B., Command
er-in-chief at Portsmouth), in
the battle of Trafalgar, 21st
Oct. 1805. Ships' names, be
ginning at the left of the
picture, viz. : Enghsh, Swift-
sure; French, Achille, Ar-
gonauta, Belleisle, Poly
phemus; English, Neptune,
Defiance; French, Aigle, St.
Juan, Nepomeceno, etc.
779 Her Majesty's ship Excellente,
of 98 guns, stationed in
Portsmouth Harbour, for
the practice of naval gun
nery, under the command
and superintendence of Cap-
tainThomas Hastings, R.N.,
etc.
1839. 553 Wreck of H.M.S. "Magnifi
cent," 74 guns, off the Black
Rock, Brest roads.
638 The "Pilot," Leith smack,
running up the Frith of Forth:
Tantallon Castle and the
Bass rock in the distance.
1840. 317 H.M. late ship"Royal George,"
of 100 guns, sinking at Spit-
head, 29th August, 1782.
"The moment represented
is just as the ship fell over
on her broadside, and was
filling with water, the lee
ports being open, and the
guns run out to list her to
port, that the carpenters
might get at the copper on
the starboard side to repair
it. On the right is the Vic
tory, Lord Hood's flagship,
firing guns of distress, and

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Schetky, John Christian — co7itinued.
hoisting the signal for "boats
to assist ship in distress with
all speed." By this fatal
accident upwards of 800
people were drowned, to
gether with Admiral Kem-
penfeldt and most of his
officers." — CaptainMarryat.
1841. 46S Lord Anson's arrival at Spit-
head with his prizes, after
his victorious action with
the French fleet under the
command of Mons. Jon-
quiere, off Cape Finisterre,
on the 3rd of May, 1747.
On the extreme right is a
portrait of La Diamant of
66 guns, dismantled, with
other prizes. The large ship
is St. George, bearing the
flag of Vice-Admiral Lord
Anson, just having come to
an anchor. The next ship,
passing the Admiral, is a
portrait of Le Serieux, Ad
miral Jonquiere's flag-ship.
The next, half seen, is De
fiance, 60 guns, fore top mast
and bowsprit shot away, and
on board of which his brave
young captain — Grenville,
was killed, gallantly defend
ing his ship against a fearful
odds of five sail of the line.
The next large ship is the
Devonshire, Rear-Admiral
Warren, and between her
and the spectator is the
Mars, 74, hove to, whose
barge is seen passing to the
St. George. In the distance
on the extreme left, crippled
ships coming in from sea.
1842. 254 A squadron of Dutch men-of-
war getting under weigh,
with the Stadtholder's yacht
in the foreground — olden
time.
1843. 336 A British man-of-war hard and
fast on the rocks, or every
nail at anchor.
Waddon Lodge, near Croydon.
1844. 587 The embarkation of the King
of Prussia at Danzig, ist
July, 1842, on His Majesty's
royal progress to visit the
Emperor of Russia at St.
Petersburg. Sketched ont he
spot.

(Marine Painter in ordinary to
Her Majesty.)
1845. 242 The Arrival of His Majesty the
King of the French in Ports
mouth Harbour, October 8,
1844. On the extreme left
is LordWilton'syachtdressed
with flags, and saluting; the
next yacht, with the blue
flag, is the Elizabeth, R.
Wright, Esq., of Southamp
ton; close to the Gomer is
the Kestril yacht, the Earl
Yarborough, then Gomer;
next Pluton, French war
steamer; Victory, dressed
and saluting; French yacht-
brig La Reine Amdhe; the
Dockyard, etc.; and among
the boats the city authorities
of Portsmouth in their red
robes, going to present their
address to the King of the
French. Old Palace, Croydon.
1846. 296 Battle of Trafalgar: time 3h.
3 m. while Victory, Redoubt
able, Terneraire, and Van
guard lay fighting, and grind
ing along side of each other,
all four locked fast together;
The Dingy being just then
sent by Captain Hardy, with
Lieut. Hills, to inform Vice-
Admiral Collingwood of the
death of Lord Nelson. On
the left of the picture is the
Royal Sovereign, with the
Santa Anna (her prize); and
behind is Rear-Admiral
Dumanoir, running down
the line, saluting all nations,
while making his escape
with five sail of the line.
642 The experimental squadron
sailing from Spithead in re
view of our Most Gracious
Queen and Prince Albert,
July, 1845.
1848. 341 Dutch men-of-war on the coast
of Holland — olden time.
651 A squadron passing Tantallon
Castle, with portrait of H.M.
late ship Albion, 74 guns.
683 View of Spithead, with portrait
of the old Royal Billy, in
two attitudes — Portsmouth
in the distance.
1849. ^'7 Sunborough Head, coast of
Zetland, with the French

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47

Corvette Prevoyante retiring
from the protection of their
Iceland Fishery, August,
1847— The Fitful Head in
the distance.
1850. 591 Portrait of the "Vigilant"
revenue cutter (Capt. Gow-
land) turning up Blackwall
Reach with her prize in tow,
Greenwich Hospital in the
distance.
185 1. 194 View in Portsmouth Harbour,
with men-of-war drying sails
— the Windsor Castle of
120 guns just in from Spit
head.
422 Admiral Sir Edward Russell's
squadron bearing up for
Plymouth in a gale of wind,
1692. E. I. College, Addiscombe.
1854. 1075 Sketch for a large picture of
the Baltic fleet sailing from
Spithead, March 11, 1854.
29, Blomfield Terrace, Harrow Road.
1857. 485 H.M. steam frigate "Fire
brand" at anchor, drying
sails, off the town of Rhodes
H.M. ship "Colossus," 92
guns, in the distance.
987 H.M. steam frigate "Esk"
beating up to join the fleet
at Gibraltar, saluting the
Admiral, while showing her
number.
1 1 , Kent Terrace, Regent's Park.
i860. 610 Lord Rodney's action with
Count de Grasse, off Guada-
loupe, 1 2 th April, 1782.
Rodney's ship "P'ormid-
able " is represented in the
centre of the picture — hav
ing, by luffing up, just broke
through the French line of
battle, followed by the " Na-
mur," "Duke St. Albans,"
and the remaining ships of
his division. On the left is
seen the rear of the British
van; the enemy's ships are
coming down in confusion
before the wind, between
the two British divisions.
1866. 728 A naval incident ofthe French
war; study in common ink.
"A French man-of-war was
saved from destruction on
the coast of Spain, in 1803,

by the assistance of Captain
Hon. Sir Charles Paget on
H.M. frigate "Endymion,"
who, at extreme risk, bore
down with a flag of truce,
and dropped his sheet anchor
athwart her bows, which the
Frenchman, who was riding
to the stream cable, his only
remaining one, happily got
on board, just in time."
1866. 744 Dutch men-of-war drying sails
in a calm — olden time; study
in common ink.
1867. 700 H.M.S. Temdraire entering
Portsmouth Harbour after
the Battle of Trafalgar, Dec.
20, 1805; pen-and-ink draw
ing.
1868. 695 Her Majesty's late ship "Bel-
lerophon" in a gale, 1852.
1869. 744 View of Spithead, with por
traits of the "Old Royal
Billy" in two attitudes —
Portsmouth in the distance.
1 1 33 The Victory of Lord Rodney
over the Comte de Grasse
off Guadaloupe, on the 12th
April, 1782; drawing in
common ink.
1139 H.M. Queen Victoria review
ing the fleets of wood and
iron at Spithead during a
gale, on the occasion of the
Sultan's visit to England,
July 17, 1867.
1870. 588 An uncomfortable afternoon
off the Paternosters, Island
of Sark, on board the Duke
of Rutland's yacht "Resolu
tion."
589 Dartmouth Castle, Devonshire.
Done on board a yacht.
623 Fort Augustus, Loch Ness.
1871. 108 A gallant rescue; naval in
cident of the French war.
While cruising on the
Spanish coast in the frigate
"Endymion," Captain the
Hon. Sir Charles Paget de
scried a French man-of-war
in the last extremity. Sir
Charles instantly bore down
to assist his enemy, spite of
the gale that was blowing,
and 700 brave lives were
saved. The " Endymion "
herself being now in desper
ate peril, hauled to the wind,
let go her starboard bower

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Schetky, John Christian — continued.
anchor, club-hauled, and
stood off shore on the other
tack, with three British
cheers.
1 87 1. 718 Coming to an anchor in the
Portland Roads.
1872. 697 Trial of speed off the Dodman
between a lo-gun brig, built
by the late Sir W. Symonds,
and three of H.M. frigates, in
which the former was suc
cessful, the rest of the fleet
accompanying as spectators.
887 Wreck of H.M. frigate "An
son " in Mount's Bay, Corn
wall.
1 1 17 Original composition : shipping
in the olden time.
SCHEURENBERG, J  Painter.
Diisseldorf.
1878. 950 Fete Champetre.
T. Scheurenberg, Diisseldorf.
1879. 1359 In the rose bower.
SCHIAVONI, Felice  Painter.
— Schiavoni, 66, Russell Square.
1840. 396 La Schiava. {Italian quotation
from Redi)
F. Schiavoni, no address.
1844. 175 Peregrine Laneton Massing-
ford, Esq.
SCHICK, P  Painter.
1 1, Robertson Street, Hastings.
1853. 102; Portrait of a lady.
Union House, Ryde.
1854. 1055 The children of G. A. Martin,
Esq., M.D.
1067 Mrs. Albert Hambrough.
1068 G. A. Martin, Esq., M.D.
SCHILLER, H. Carl  Painter.
H. C. Schillers,
40, Upper Charlotte Street.
1844. 648 Portrait of a lady.
H. C. Schiller,
218, Regent Street, and
2, Erskine Street, Liverpool.
1855. 1052 Joseph Maton Kirk, Esq., of
Halifax, Yorkshire, and
family.
SCHIRMACHER, Miss M. Dora. Painter.
113, Grove Street, Liverpool.
1885. 242 A summer's day.

Engadine, Mowbray Road,
Upper Norwood.
1889. 1193 A Welsh lane.
SCHLESINGER, Henri Guillaume. Painter. Vienna.
185 1. 734 Mad. Jetty de Treffz. Paris.
1873. 1027 "Ce n'est pas moi."
SCHLOESSER, Carl  Painter.
46, Rue de Larochefoucault, Paris.
1858. 153 Neapolitan monks.
866 Reminiscence of the Gulf of
Baia.
1859. 489 Saltimbanques comptant leur
recette.
1862. 621 Arrest of Louis XVI at Var-
ennes. 1 1, Bloom field Road.
1876. 1305 The village lawyer.
I, Langham Chambers.
1878. 218 Reprimand.
1879. '°^5 Political discussion. 35, Grove End Road.
1880. 649 Broken promises.
148 1 A difficult passage.
1881. 502 Beethoven.
583 A duet.
1882. 618 Out of time.
746 Pianissimo. I, Primrose Hill Studios.
1884. 176 Old friends.
612 A book-worm.
1885. 234 From San Remo, Italy.
1034 From Bordighera, Italy.
1886. 804 An old bachelor.
1887. 342 Beethoven.
632 Mrs. Louis Floersheim.
851 Studying his sermon.
1888. 1040 Moliere reading one of his
comedies to his servant. La
Foret.
1 89 1. 63 Compulsory Education.
739 A country doctor.
1892. 565 Singing lesson.
I, Primrose Hill Studio.
1894. 538 A promising beginner.
894 Her new dress.
1895. 426 A lesson in geography.
643 From Italy.
1897. 1067 Incorrigible.
1898. 666 An old master.
1900. 929 A duet.
1902. 658 In a monastery.
1903. 705 From Italy.
1904. 820 Beethoven in his study.

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49

SCHLOESSER, Miss Maud. Painter.
Paddocks, Great Bookham, Surrey.
1 90 1. 188 Near Norbury.
SCHMACK, Miss Emily  Painter.
II, Bury Court, St. Mary Axe.
1837. 37 Portrait of a child with flowers.
109 do. French artist.
220 do. young French
Girl.
1838. 78 A young lady preparing for a
fancy ball.
212 A young Greek.
1839. 491 Portrait of a lady.
1202 Study of a Jew.
1840. 341 Portrait of a lady.
17, Stockwell Green.
1 84 1. 71 Portrait.
112 do.
482 Portrait of a lady.
1842. 188 Children playing with a cat.
319 Madonna and child.
497 Portrait of a lady.
499 do. do.
1264 The fortune teller.
1843. 117 Portrait of a lady.

119
411 646

do. do. in a Greek
Costume.
Interior of a hall at Mortlake.
Alice and her child. " At the
open window of one of the
tenements in this street sate
Alice Darvil. She had been
working (that pretty excuse
to women for thinking), and
as the thought grew upon
her, and the evening waned,
the work had fallen on her
knee, and the pretty hands
dropped mechanically upon
her lap." Vide Ernest Mal-
travers.

SCHMALZ, Herbert Gustave. Painter.
22, Newman Street.
1879. 36 Light and shade.
67 "I cannot mind my wheel,
mother." " I had a dreadful
dream, mother, 'twas of a
ship at sea, etc."
Studios, Holland Park Road.
1880. 1262 The still, silent past.
1263 The dim mystic future.
1264 The present bitter-sweet.
1456 "Forever."
VII.

1882.1883.

1884.

1885.

63 " Dust to dust."
1004 Muriel.
1371 Sir Galahad. " But she the wan
sweet maiden, etc." — Tenny
son.
395 Voices.
346 "Beyond."
710 The Temple of Eros. "Some
have the roses, some the
thorns."
1375 IdaHne; mezzotint.
827 "Too late!" "Till the day
break and shadows flee away,
etc."
1403 "Beyond."
939 Elaine. "And the Good Knight
Sir Launcelot hearkened un
to the word of the father of
the damsel, and thereat took
his shield and got him to
horse and rode forth upon
the evening, etc."
1 1 36 Julia Margaret, daughter of the
late J. Christopher Wilson.
1886. 813 "Aimee."
823 Palm Sunday.
1887. 1031 Widowed. "Again she spoke:
'Where is my Lord the
King?' etc."
Faithful unto death. "Chris-
tianse ad leones ! "
"On the banks of Allan
Water."
59 The young Duchess.
570 Bethany, the home of Martha
and Mary.
983 The daughters of Judah in
Babylon. "For there they
that carried us away captive
required of us a song, etc."
— Psalm cxxxvii.
370 Mrs. Herbert Schmalz.
461 Damascus, from Salahiyeh;
"a pearl, set in emeralds,"
as the Arabs call Damascus.
929 Mary of Magdala. — St. John,
XX, 15. 49, Addison Road.
516 The awakening of love. "Words
of another to music set, etc."
145 Miss Constance Meredyth.
677 A love song of Damascus.
284 The end of the day — Samaria.

542

1889. 535

1890.1892.

1893.

1894. 1902.
1903. 1904.

SCHMIDT, Edward Allan ...Painter.
4, Craven Hill, Bayswater.
1868. 145 The Hunting Companion.
41, Collingham Place.
1876. 969 An old woman.
1877. 38 A trick too many. H

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SCHMIDT, Louis  Painter.
L. Schmid, II, Park Place,
Regent's Park.
1834. 580 F. Nadorp, a distinguished
German artist at Rome.
(Painter to the King of Prussia.)
— Schmidt, 15, Maddox Street.
1842. 553 Dr. Granville. Berlin.
1843. 8 H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex.

SCHMIECHEN, Hermann. ..Painter.
24, Harrington Road,
South Kensington.
1884. 279 H.R.H. the Princess Frederica
of Hanover. Exhibited by
Command of H.M. the
Queen.
1888. 97 The Countess of Cottenham.
7, Cromwell Place.
1890. 459 General Sir Archibald Little,
G.C.B.
497 — Wilks, Esq.
1892. 541 Mrs. Bloomfield Moore.
1893. 381 Lady Margaret Sackville.
1895. 352 Lady Herschell.

, Guido  Painter.
E. Schmid, 8, Harley Street.
Lady Francis Reddel.
C. Schmid, 17, Bentinck Street.
Portraits of two children.
Dr. Tilt. Aix la Chapelle.
H.R.H. the Prince of Prussia.
G. Schmitt, Heidelberg.
Madonna. My father's portrait.
G. P. Schmitt,
9, Myddleton Square, E.C.
Two for a penny, sir. G. Schmitt.
Portrait group of Lady Evelyn,
Lady Rachel, and the Hon.
Alexander Campbell, child
ren of the Earl of Cawdor.
Gretchen, from Goethe's Faust.
291, Regent Street.
Masters Francis and Seymour,
sons of H. D. Erskine, Esq.
Children of C. T. C. Grant,
Esq.
C. Schmidt, 34, Acacia Road.
187 1. 987 The last moments of Count
Egmont. After Gallait.
Enamel.

SCHMITT

1846.

196

1851.

3763

1857-

3'5

1859.

340 501

1862.

552

1863.

583

985

1868.

325

1870.

889

1873-

1874.
1879. 1884.

1 87 1. 989 Titian's Flora. After Titian.
Enamel.
( G. Schmidt in the index. )
G. Schmitt, 291, Regent Street.
1872. 1 137 The fruiterer's daughter at
Christmas time.
.S. Schmidt, 144, Albany Street.
1362 The execution of Lord Straf
ford. After Delaroche.
Enamel.
{S. Schmitt in the index.)
[212 The Countess of Ilchester.
Guido Schmitt, 291, Regent Street.
341 Roman Peasant Girl.
[211 Miss Margaret Lonsdale.
62 Madame Ida Carl Haag.
{The spelling of the name and the initials
are so hopelessly mixed in the catalogues that
it is impossible to say whether the exhibits
are by one or two men.)

SCHNEBBELIE, Jacob C... .Painter.
25, Park Street.
1786. 475 The north east view of St.
Augustin's Gate and Cathe
dral Church, Canterbury.
1788. 583 View of the great door of the
west front of Rochester
Cathedral. 7, Poland Street.
1790. 577 View of the inside of Magdalen
Chapel, near Winchester,
looking towards the West.
588 View of the inside of Magdalen
Chapel, near Winchester,
looking towards the east.
1 79 1. 422 Kilgarron Castle, Pembroke
shire.
585 View of the entrance into Castle
Rising, Norfolk.
588 View of Beauchamp Chapel,
Salisbury Cathedral.

SCHNEBBELIE, Robert Bremmel. Painter.
16, Stafford Place, Pimlico.
1803. 393 Leegen Chapel, Kent.
464 Cowhng Castle, Kent.
1804. 340 A landscape. 39, Berwick Street.
1805. 543 Gateway leading to Tintern
Abbey, Monmouthshire.
544 Glastonbury Abbey, Somerset
shire.
808 Interior of Westminster Hall.
75, Berwick Street.
1808. 638 View of Cowhng Castle, Kent.

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51

125, Fenchurch Street.
1820. 891 View of BlackweU HaU.
25, Berwick Street.
182 1. 502 View from the Elephant and
Castle.
SCHNITZPAHN, C  Sculptor.
4, Belgrave Terrace, Pimlico.
1857. 663 A medallion.
664 do.
665 do.
SCHOEFFT, A  Painter.
18, Hanover Square.
1859. 336 Mr. Cordy Burrows, Mayor of
Brighton. Constantinople.
i860. 338 Theturningof the Grand Canal
at Venice, with the Balbi
Palace.
SCHOFIELD, J  Architect.
20, Jewin Street, Cripplegate.
1802. 992 Design for a mausoleum for the
interment of warlike heroes.
SCHOFIELD, Miss J  Painter.
Hambly House, Streatham.
1833. 277 Children fishing.
SCHOFIELD, John William. Painter.
Manor Heath Road, Halifax.
1889. 1547 Pallanza from the lake.
1559 Study of Cottages, Interlaken.
Romany Rye, Combe Martin.
1893. 1183 Bray Vicarage.
1894. 64 Hangman, North Devon Coast.
618 Cliffs and mist.
1895. 779 Thistledown.
1896. 102 Spring Vapours, North Devon.
528 Vanishing light, a North Devon
pastoral.
1897. 49 Mrs. Howard Cunnick.
1077 Sundown, a North Devon pas
toral.
1898. 988 David Graham, Esq.
9, Pembroke Studios, W.
1903. 416 The VaUey ofthe Roia on the
Riviera.
1044 Bordighera from the Capo.
2, Alma Studios, Stratford Road, W.
1904. 349 Olive.
SCHOFIELD, Kershaw  Painter.
Gate House, Clayton, Bradford.
1900. 688 February.

1902.

Stour Cottage, Thornton, Bradford.
521 Green and gold.
634 Washing day.

SCHOLANDER, F. W  Painter.
S3, Prince's Square.
1868. 849 The Courtyard of San Gregorio
in Venice, and the Cupola
of Santa Maria della Salute.
SCHOLDERER, Otto  Painter.
8, Clarendon Road, Putney.
1875. 371 Heron and ducks ; still life.
864 Portrait of Mrs. S.
1876. 516 Portrait.
1342 Miss Chermside. 121, Sloane Street.
1877. 25 Dr. George Bird.
362 Oswald Sickert, Esq.
487 Mrs. Tom Plews.
1878. 219 Young girl in a fancy costume.
503 W. H. Pole Carew, Esq.
954 Wondering.
1879. 200 Portrait of a lady.
279 Portrait of Mrs. S.
8, Clarendon Road, Putney.
1880. 410 Preparing for a fancy ball.
521 A man with game.
1 88 1. 8 Peasant girl.
257 Homeward. Hildesheim, Keswick Road, Putney.
1882. 10 Jessica.
284 " And beauty born of murmur
ing sound shall pass into
her face."
415 " Fine Yarmouth ! "
1883. 592 The last chord.
Bolton Studios, Redcliffe Road.
1884. 375 Master of his horse.
812 Hermann Magnus, Esq.
1885. 786 Miss Fanny Kingdon.
1254 An odd volume.
1399 Robert CoUmann, Esq.
1886. 1 1 69 W. H. Pole-Carew, Esq.
1239 Alfred Morrison, Esq.
1887. 56 A fishmonger.
1253 Portrait of a boy; pastel.
1888. 48 StiU life.
550 Man with peacocks.
6, Bedford Gardens.
1889. 191 Madame Haas.
574 Mrs. Alexander Huth.
1891. io3o->103 1 Istill-life.
1032J
1892. 363 At the fishmonger's.
710 Apples.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Scholderer, Otto — continued.
1892. 875 Pears.
1893. 229 Game. 6, Bedford Gardens.
1894. 604 Melon.
1895. 89 T. GeUibrand, Esq.
108 Miss Martin.
7, St. PauPs Studios, West Kensington.
1896. 875 The little flower-seUer.

SCHONBERG, John  Painter.
77, Loughboro' Park, Brixton.
1895. 1330 Japanese troops in snowstorm.
1336 Ping- Yang.

SCHOONJANS, Adolphe. Sculptor.
3a, Phoenix Yard,
Cavendish Square.
187 1. 1 192 Bust of a child.
3, Park Cottages, Adelaide Road.
1872. 1437 Bust of a lady.
1873. 1449 do.
1874. 1570 Comtesse Ldon.
1579 Comte Leon.
1876. 1493 Miss Grant. 9, Haverstock Hill
1877. 1 518 Captain Alcock; marble.
1878. 1504 Bust of T. S., Esq.
1879. 1490 Madame Schyler; bust, marble.
1882. 1554 NeapoHtan fisherman's child
ren— " There 's father ! "
12, Park Village, Albany Street.
1884. 1694 Rescued from the deep.

SCHOTS, Charles Louis ... Sculptor.
L. Schots, 1 2, Stanley Place, Pimlico.
1872. 1549 Bust of a young girl.
1873. 1433 Napoleon III, late Emperor
of the French.
178, Buckingham Palace Road.
1876. 1356 Miss E. Normand; medaUion.
1877. 1523 The darling's sleep.
1879. 1586 Portrait of a child.
The Laurels, Belmont, Twickenham.
1891. 2052 Bust of a girl; terra-cotta.

SCHOTT, Cecil  Painter.
Little Holland House.
1887. 866 The four -and- twenty elders;
study for picture.

SCHRADER, Julius  Painter.
Berlin.
1849. 540 Two Italian women, seated
with their children in a vine
yard at the foot of the Al
banian mountains, Ostea.
1880. 220 Portrait of the German Chan
cellor, Prince Bismarck.
SCHRODER, Miss Enid.
Miniature Painter.
51, Queen's Crescent, Haverstock Hill.
1904. 1 181 Rita, the organ girl.
SCHRODER, H  Painter.
35, George Street, Portman Square.
1793- n Portrait of a young gentleman.
{Master Clemens.)
130 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Crouch)
136 Portraitof a lady. (J/w^«/z.)
SCHRODER, Hubert. Painter and Etcher.
36, Rostrevor Road, Fulham.
1894. 1398 A Sussex Farm.
1 51 1 Near Beeding, Sussex.
15, Kempsford Garden, Earl's Court.
1895. 1283 Poole Harbour. After W. G.
Schroder.
Normanhurst, Poole Road,
Bournemouth.
1898. 1592 Walberswick. Rose Cottage, Alumhurst, Bournemouth.
1899. 1463 Wareham Bridge.
15, West Park Gardens, Kew.
1903. 1336 Christchurch Priory.
10, Station Approach, Kew Gardens.
1904. 1411 Simnel Street, Southampton.
1413 The valley of the Itchin.
SCHRODER, Walter G  Painter.
School of Arts, Chester.
1890. 681 At break of day.
1893. 150 A September morning.
1896. 152 By the wayside.
1897. 135 The sentinels of the night.
32, Eaton Road, Chester.
1904. 1088 East Cliff, Whitby — in the
evening twiHght.
SCHROESTER, Adeline  Painter.
1877. 1053 Roses.

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53

SCHROWDER, B. ... Wax Modeller.
27, Carnaby Market.
1 78 1. 279 Portrait in wax.
280 do. marble.
354 do. wax.
355 do. wax.
SCHULTZ, Robert Weir... Architect.
48, Mornington Road, N. W.
1885. 1784 The Old Infirmary, Edinburgh.
British School, Athens.
1890. 1896 The cathedral, Athens.
9, Hart Street, W.C.
1891. 1773 David; twelfth-century Byzan
tine mosaic — Daphne, At
hens.
1798 Zephaniah; twelfth - century
Byzantine mosaic — Daphne,
Athens.
1903 Archaic Ionic capitals — the
Acropolis, Athens.
1892. 1798 The baptistry, Florence — Zo
diac panel in pavement.
14, Gray's Inn Square.
1898. 1622 A London garden — St. John's
Lodge, Regent's Park.
1900. 1691 Reconstruction of Wester
Kames Tower, Isle of Bute.
1704 Inholmes, Hartley Wintney,
Hants.
1904. 1528 Church of St. Michael and All
Angels, Woolmer Green,
Welwyn, Herts.
1622 House near Edenbridge, Kent.
SCHUMACHER, Bernard... Painter.
8, Winchester Road,
South Hampstead.
1897. i6i2 Mortlake Brewery.
1898. 1 574 " Falling into a still delight and
luxury of contemplation."
1591 The workshop.
SCHWANFELDER, Charles Henry.
Painter.
Leeds.
1809. 75 A setter dog.
Albion Street, Leeds, and
33, Newman Street.
181 1. 4 Landscape; a study from na
ture.
Albion Street, Leeds, and
63, Margaret Street.
1814. 324 Malcolm, an Arabian, the pro
perty of H.R.H. the Prince
Regent.
Albion Street, Leeds,
and 33, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
18 1 5. 407 Setters and pointer.

Albion Street, Leeds,
and 9, Percy Street.
1816. 877 The lake of Grassmere, Cum
berland.
(Animal Painter to H.R.H. the
Prince Regent.)
2, Pall Mall Court,
and Leeds, Yorkshire.
1817. 58 Portraits of a favourite mare
and dogs, the property of
R. Walker, Esq., of Grove
Cottage, near Leeds.
385 A setter and dead pheasant.
1818. 362 Portrait of a dog's head, the
property of the Rev. R. H.
Chapman. J. Schwansfelder, Leeds.
1821. 780 Portrait of a sporting dog, the
property of an officer.
(Animal Painter to His Majesty.)
C. H. Schwanfelder, Leeds.
1826. 853 Moor game shooting.
1835. 1037 Dogs; favourite pointer, etc.
SCHWARTZE, Miss Theresa. Painter.
9, Haverstock Hill.
1885. 636 "Musa."
SCHWEICKHARDT, Heinrich Wil-
helm  Painter.
J. W. Schweickhardt, 13, Haymarket.
1786. 169 Winter scene in Holland.
195 Summer view in Holland.
4, Chapel Street, Mayfair.
1788. 2 Landscape and cattle.
604 An imitation of a basso-relievo.
1789. 73 Moonlight.
191 Landscape, cattle and figure.
229 Winter piece.
235 Landscape, cattle and figure.
244 Winter piece.
19, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square.
1790. 27 Landscape with sheep.
41 Ice piece with figures skaiting.
45 Snow piece; view near the
Hague.
68 Landscape with horses.
187 do. cattle.
246 Wood scene with cattle.
(Director of the Academy at the
Hague.) 7, Arabella Road, Pimlico.
1 79 1. 9 Portrait of a young lady.
1792. 168 Haymaking.
229 Cattle.
523 A winter piece.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Schweickhardt, Heinrich Wilhelm —
continued. 1793. 668 A snow piece.
1794. 316 Cattle.
1796. 213 do.
275 Turf making; view in HoUand.
341 View in Holland in winter.
SCHWITER, Baron L  Painter.
Chevalier L. Schwiter,
13, Rue Royal St. Honore,
and 221, Regent Street.
1833. 123 Baron Heurteloup.
666 Portrait of a little French girl.
Baron Schwiter.
1835. 253 Alfred Vidile, Esq.
1836. 214 Portrait of a lady.
{See also De Schwiter, vol. ii,
page 312.)
SCIFONI, Anatole  Painter.
14, Great Portland Street.
1879. 533 The Cottabo.
SCIPTIUS, George. Enamel Painter.
2, Bentinck Street, Soho.
1778. 275 Portrait of a gentleman; in
enamel.
276 A flower piece; in enamel.
277 Ditto, its companion.
1779. 293 A frame of enamels in imita
tion of cameos.
294 Three miniatures; in enamel.
1780. 257 The sacrifice of Polyxena;
enamel.
259 Portrait of a family; enamel.
SCOBIE, A. J  Sculptor.
Esher.
1867. 1064 Mr. Edwin Scobie; medaUion.
SCOLES, J. J  Architect.
9, Francis St., Bedford Square.
1820. 959 Design for Entrance to Park.
960 Conservatory at Knowsley for
the Earl of Derby.
1821. 958 Interior of church, AU Saints,
Poplar.
1071 Exterior of church, All Saints,
Poplar. Carlton Chambers.
1829. 988 Ruins of the Erectheum at
Athens, sketched in oil on
the spot in 1824.
II, Argyle Place.
1838. 1173 Interior of St. Mary's Chapel,
St. John's Wood.
1844. 1099 St. Mary's church. Prior Park,
near Bath.

1847. 1220 Church of the Immaculate
Conception, near Berkeley
Square. 58, Pall Mall
1852. 1245 Interior of chapel of church
in Farm Street, Berkeley
Square.
1854. 1106 Ince Blundell HaU, Lancashire,
for Thomas Weld Blundell,
Esq.
SCORE, William  Painter.
At Sir Joshua Reynolds's.
1781. 12 A deception.
1783. 95 Portrait of a gentleman.
1784. 159 do. do. {Mr.
Pope)
12, Duke's Court, St. Martin's Lane.
1785. 187 Portrait.
1786. 43 Portrait of a gentleman.
37, Leicester Square.
1787. 31 Portrait of an author. {Rev.
Mr. Hunt)
150 Portrait of a gentleman. {Rgh-
bumpi, a chemist.)
24, Leicester Fields.
1788. 224 Portrait of a lady.
1789. 95 do. young gentleman.
107, Tichfield Street.
1790. 174 Portrait of an artist.
245 View of St. James's Park, with
the entrance to Carlton
House.
75, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square.
1791. 63 Portrait of a gentleman.
1792. 73 do. do. {Mr.
Quick, comedian)
3, Chapel Street,
Tottenham Court Road.
1794. 222 Portrait of a gentleman.
SCORER, Frederick  Painter.
Kent Hatch, Edenbridge, Kent.
1895. '°53 Afterglow at Assouan.
1897. 1338 Theban Mountains.
1903. 852 In Luxor temple, Egypt.
974 Mosque tomb, Assouan, Egypt.
SCORER, George O  Architect.
Abercorn Lodge,
Upper Hamilton Terrace.
1894. 1712 A street front. 28, Newman Street.
i8g6. 1696 Town house.
1898. 1773 A Country house.
1899. 1746 do. do.
1747 A hall interior.

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55

1902. 1433 Country house.
1525 Keeper's lodge and dairy.
1592 House at Brancaster, Norfolk.
22, Surrey Street, Strand.
1903. 1509 House, Isle of Wight.
1674 do. West End.
1904. 1637 Gunterstone Cottages, Sels-
field.
SCORGONI, T  Crayon Painter.
clo S. Tolfrey,
40a, Barclay Road,
Walham Green.
1883. 1326 The friend of the family; pastels.

SCOTNEY

1811. 624 668

1812. 556
1813. 457 532
1814. 405

1815.1816.1818.

1819.1820.1822.
1823. 1824. 1825.

662 566632 773789
734 870
712642 798
764 801641679
622

1826. 578
1827. 683
1829. 745
1830. 678
1831. 743
1832. 857
1833. 877

SCOTT,

, Francis. Miniature Painter.
14, Oxford Street.
Reflection. Portrait of himself.
51, Dorset Street, Manchester Square.
Portrait of a lady.
do. an artist.
Mrs. Wallis. 38, Dean Street, Soho.
Mr. Parry the composer.
45, Great Russell Street.
F. Thornhill, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
do. do.
Mr. J. G. Taylor.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
Portrait of a lady.
Mrs. E. G. Wright.
Mrs. Scotney.
J. Stracy, Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.
J. Brown, Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Lear; enamel. After Sir Joshua
Reynolds.
Edward Wilson, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
A portrait.
Thomas WiUiams, Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Portrait of a lady.
Posthumous portrait of Fred
erick Thornhill, Esq.

 Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1786. 474 View of Dover from the sea.
587 do. Boulogne-sur-mer.
{Samuel Scott died in 1772. / cannot
find another sea-piece painter named Scott at
this date.)

SCOTT, A  Miniature Painter.
29, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1807. 834 Portrait of a gentleman.
1808. 807 do. child.
SCOTT, Miss Ada  Painter.
4, High Street, Ventnor.
1900. 487 The old Hospital, Rye.
SCOTT, Alexander  Engraver.
97, Paul's Road, Kennington Park.
1870. 857 W. Seppings, Esq., of Lynn,
Norfolk. After S. Pearce.
1872. 1266 Admiral Sir James Clarke
Ross, F.R.S. After S.
Pearce.
1873. 1302 Erasmus Wilson, Esq., F.R.S.
After S. Pearce.
SCOTT, Miss Alice M... Painter, etc.
16, Church Row.
1880. 823 Mrs. G. Gilbert Scott.
1 88 1. 743 Enid. "And seeing her so
sweet and serviceable, etc."
— Tennyson.
1882. 1020 "The youth no other listener
needs."
1883. 905 "Peona went Home thro' the
gloomy wood in wonder
ment." — Keats.
1586 The first thorn. "Love's path
with roses strewn and
thorns."
1889. 1465 Der Tod und das Madchen.
2136 The Spirit of Night. {Sculp
ture.) " Wrap thy form in a
mantle grey." — Shelley.
SCOTT, Mrs. Alma  Painter.
5, Guildford Place, W.C.
1888. 787 Roses.
SCOTT, Miss Amy  Painter.
14, Beaumont Street, Portland Place.
1883. 1 108 A Christmas present.
70, Brompton Road.
1885. 1 193 In the Blues.
14, Preston Street, Brighton.
1900. 1 3 10 Jack and Jill.
SCOTT, B. F  Miniature Painter.
1 8, Broad Court, Long Acre.
1792. 253 Portrait of a young lady.
SCOTT, B. F  Painter.
1849. 451 A Welsh valley.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SCOTT, Charles James  Painter.
7, Warwick Street, Golden Square.
1820. loi Cottage at Betchworth.
1825. 16 View of Lausanne.
SCOTT, C. M. Oldrid  Architect.
Ridgeway House, Oxted, Surrey.
1903. 1526 New Rectory, Oxted, Surrey.
SCOTT, David, R.S.A  Painter.
5, Mary Place, Edinburgh.
1840. 510 Queen Elizabeth viewing the
performance of the " Merry
Wives of Windsor" in the
Globe Theatre. "The tra
dition recorded by Rowe,
that Queen Elizabeth com
manded Shakespeare to show
Falstaff in love, furnishes the
historical foundation for the
picture. The first rude build
ing of the Globe, the public
theatre, exclusively belong
ing to Shakespeare's com
pany, is supposed to be re
presented. Those of the
characters which belong to
history are introduced with
out strict adherence to their
relative ages. In the royal
box, in attendance on the
Queen, are the Earl of Lei
cester, in armour, the Earl
of Essex, and Walsingham.
Towards the foreground is
Sir Walter Raleigh, in a light
red dress, between whom and
Shakespeare, who stands
upon the landing-place at
the end of the seats, are
Spenser, his hands on his
breast, the Earl of South
ampton, Fletcher, and Beau
mont. To the other side of
Shakespeare are Ben Jonson,
in a black doublet, Thomas
Sackville, Earl of Dorset,
and Dr. Dee, who addresses
a youth. The group behind
the figure of Shakespeare re
presents Cecil, Lord Bur
leigh, Mildred, his wife, and
a son and daughter. In the
line of seats before these, but
farther from the spectator,
stands Sir PhUip Sidney, and
higher, towards the left,
Francis Bacon and Drake,

1845.

Massinger, Harrington, etc
are meant to be represented
by other figures."
Easter Dairy House, Edinburgh.
38 Pan awakened.

SCOTT, Edmund  Painter.
3 1, Old Bond Street.
1796. 421 Her Royal Highness the Prin
cess of Wales.
SCOTT, Miss Emily. Miniature Painter.
Miss Scott.
1836. 869 Portrait of a lady.
22, Cannon Place, Brighton,
and 14, Maddox Street.
1840. 526 Miss Close.
647 Miss Upton, in the dress of
Beatrice di Ferrara, worn as
Maid of Honour to the
Queen of Beauty at the late
Tournament held at Eglin-
ton Castle, 1839.
671 Mrs. King and daughter.
1 84 1. 667 Sketch of a chUd.
688 Children of Colonel Grey.
1842. 603 Miss Burdett Coutts.
868 The Hon. Edward Brownlow.
1843. '°^^ Children of Lieut.-Colonel
Brownlow Knox, Scots Fusi
lier Guards.
1844. 654 ChUdren of W. Wood, Esq.
1845. 7'4 ChUdren of the Hon. Mrs.
Anderson.
Miss Emily Scott,
22, Cannon Place, Brighton,
and 14, Maddox Street.
1848. 1028 Portrait of a chUd.
1852. 940 Children of Hemming Baird,
Esq.
1855. 1000 Mr. La Touch^.
SCOTT, Miss Emily Anne (after
wards Mrs. Seymour). Miniature Painter.
Sussex Cottage, Park Village, East.
1844. 715 Henry Beresford, Esq.
828 William Scott, Esq.
1845. 706 Portrait of a lady.
725 do. gentleman.
897 do. lady.
1847. 773 do. little girl.
788 Sweet reminiscences.
1848. 721 Madame Szepanoski.
762 Portrait of a lady.
766 Lady Constance Leveson-
Gower.

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57

1848. 1061 Children of Sir WiUiam and
Lady Medleycott.
1849. 673 Mrs. Mowatt, the American
authoress and actress.
733 Mr. Davenport, the American
actor.
792 Charles Manby, Esq.
1850. 732 Mrs. William Scott.
839 Portraits of J.S. Richards, Esq.,
R.N., in his 90th year, and
two ladies.
1851. 1024 Three portraits.
1853. 719 Portrait of a lady.
1 2, Norfolk Street, Manchester.
1855. 934 Miss Seymour.
SCOTT, E. E  Architect.
46a!, Regency Square, Brighton.
1869. 992 Mortuary chapel, Portslade,
Sussex.
1870. 751 Library and Museum for Sus
sex County Hospital.
SCOTT (E. E.) and HYDE. Architects.
46a, Regency Square, Brighton.
1875. 1015 Interior, St. James's church,
Brighton.
1876. 1018 The Chauncey Hare Towns-
hend Schools, Westminster.
SCOTT, F  Miniature Painter.
41, Rathbone Place.
1822. 707 J. Tilley, Esq.
SCOTT, Miss Fanny C  Painter.
Miss F. Scott.
1869. 606 Waiting for a shot.
SCOTT, F. J  Miniature Painter.
310, High Street, Chatham.
1849. 893 Portrait of himself.
SCOTT, G  Architect.
FurnivaFs Inn.
1802. 922 House at Demerary, for R. Fer-
rier, Esq.
1832. ic68 Louth church, Lincolnshire.
SCOTT, Sir George Gilbert, R.A.
Architect.
20, Spring Gardens.
1847. 1244 Church of St. Nicholas, Ham
burgh.
1247 Church of St. Nicholas, Ham
burgh; interior.
VII.

1848. 1192 Cathedral Church of St. John,
Newfoundland.
1850. 1210 A Restoration of Chapter
House of Westminster Ab
bey.
185 1. 264 Interior of St. John's Church,
Holbeck, Leeds.
268 Parish church of West Derby,
Liverpool.
313 do. do.
1852. 1 1 74 Abbey Gateway in Broad
Sanctuary, Westminster.
1853. 1 1 10 Reredos for Ely Cathedral.
1854. 1192 St. George's Church, Doncaster.
1855. 1189 St. George's Church, Doncaster;
interior.
1235 Hotel de VUle, at Hamburgh.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1856. 1094 Exeter College, etc., Oxford.
1 1 07 Church, Haley Hill, Hahfax.
1857. 1067 Town HaU, HaUfax; interior.
1073 Town Hall, Halifax.
nil Monumentiin Melbourne Ceme
tery to the late Sir Charles
Hotham, K.C.B., first Cap
tain-General and Governor
of Victoria.
(Elected R.A.)
'^j Views illustrative of Gothic
''°° \ designs for the Government
^° offices.
702J
877 East window and reredos for
St. George's Chapel, Wind
sor to H.R.H. Prince Con
sort.
883 Market at Preston, Lancashire.
914 Leeds General Infirmary.
776 Hall of Science for Prince
Consort's Memorial.
779 do. do.
780 do. do.
781 do. do.
786 New Foreign and India offices.
Diploma work.
1866. 780 Midland Railway Terminus
and Hotel, St. Pancras.
1869. 977 University of Glasgow, Gilmore
HiU.
982 St. Mary Abbots church, Ken
sington.
(Knighted.
1873. 1 1 19 Cathedral of St. Mary, Edin
burgh.
II 56 do. do.
1875. 926 German Parliament House, etc.
946 do. do.
954 do. do.
965 do. do.
1004 do. do.

1861.

1862.

1863.1864.

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Scott, Sir George Gilbert, R.A.— con
tinued. 1875. 1044 Attempted restoration. North
transept, Westminster Abbey.
1876. 1049 Church at MUton, near Stour-
port, Worcestershire.
1060 do. do. interior.
1877. 1081 Tewkesbury Abbey, etc.
(The late.)
1878. 1062 Rathhaus, Hamburg.
1067 do. do.
SCOTT (G. G.) and MOFFATT
(W. B.)  Architects.
20, Spring Gardens.
1842. 1018 Infant Orphan Asylum, Wan-
stead.
1052 do. do.
SCOTT, George Gilbert, M.A., F.S.A.
Architect.
24, Essex Street.
187 1. 940 New Corn Exchange, London.
31, Spring Gardens.
1872. 1244 Worcester School Board BuUd-
ings.
7, Duke Street, Portland Place.
1873. 1 142 Reredos for Boston church,
Lincolnshire.
1874. I no Church in Warwickshire.
31, Spring Gardens.
1875. 938 Design for a memorial chapel.
956 Hampstead parish church.
7, Duke Street.
1877. 1090 Divinity Schools, Cambridge.
1098 do. do.
31, Spring Gardens.
1879. noo Oratory, Brompton; interior.
1 1 22 do. do. longitudinal.
1 178 St. James's church, Maryle
bone.
1883. II 37 Church of St. John the Bap
tist, Norwich.
26, Church Row, Hampstead.
1884. 1340 Roman Catholic church of St.
John Baptist, Norwich; in
terior.
SCOTT, H. Y. D  Architect.
Arts and Sciences,
Exhibition Road,
South Kensington.
1867. 905 Hall of Arts and Sciences, etc.
SCOTT, J  Painter.
19, Elliot's Row,
St. George's Fields.
1790. 288 Flower piece.

SCOTT, J  Painter.
70, Newman Street.
1863. 235 Spring flowers.

SCOTT, James ... Miniature Painter.
5, Carburton Street.
182 1. 449 B. Jutsham, Esq.
41, Rathbone Place.
1823. 545 Portrait of a gentleman.
669 W. Cross, Esq.
922 Portraits of a gentleman and
his favourite spaniels.
10, Charles Street, Soho.
1824. 722 Sir G. Biggin and his favourite
spaniel. 78, Newman Street.
1827. 642 Miss Varley.
997 Battle, from A. Cooper, R.A.
1828. 887 Portrait of a lady.
928 do. gentleman.
929 do. lady.
89, Great Portland Street.
1831. 713 Portrait of a lady.
1832. 887 do. do.
1836. 686 do. do.
38, High Street, Marylebone .
1838. 909 Portrait of a lady.
1 014 do. gentleman.
1843. 675 Miss Burt. 62, Charing Cross.
1844. 793 Portrait of a lady.
1 122 West of London and West
minster Cemetery, Old
Brompton.
SCOTT, James  Engraver.
12, Cornwall Terrace, Holloway.
1858. 1133 Dr. Rae, F.R.G.S., the Arctic
explorer. After S. Pearce.
1859. 1214 Major-General Sabine, R.A.,
V.P.R.S. After Stephen
Pearce.
1861. 926 Sir G. O. Wombwell, Bart.
After L. Dickenson.
928 Lord Crewe. After F. Grant,
R.A.
1863. 973 The Countess of Portsmouth.
After F. Grant, R.A.
1864. 832 Field-Marshal Lord Seaton,
G.C.B. After W. Fisher.
1865. 857 "Train up a child in the way
it should go." After T.
Faed, R.A.
Weston Villas, Middle Lane,
Hornsey.
1881. 1178 Henry, the fourth Marquis of
Anglesey. After Dickinson.

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59

1885. 1720 The late John Landseer,
A.R.A. After Sir E. Land
seer, R.A.
1887. 1560 The late Earl of Chichester.
After Frank HoU, R.A.
1888. 1694 Viscount Hampden. After
F. HoU, R.A.
1889. 1 8 14 The Dean of Carlisle. After
W. W. Ouless, R.A.
SCOTT, Miss J. E  Painter.
Ravenscroft, Hammersmith.
1863. 995 Study of a head.
1865. 708 do. do.
1866. 698 ChUd of R. W. Mylne, Esq.
706 do. do.
1867. 723 Study of a head.
SCOTT, James R  Painter.
22, Dundas Street, Edinburgh.
1854. 1323 Border tower — evening.
SCOTT, James V  Painter.
15, Dublin St., Edinburgh.
1877. 790 Near Corrie, Arran.
1884. 1184 Moorland — DalmaUy.
13, Duke Street, Edinburgh.
1888. 1099 Near Brodrick, Arran.
SCOTT, Miss Janet Mary.
Miniature Painter.
1 2, Homefield Road, Wimbledon.
1896. 479 "Good-bye!"
969 Gwen.
1898. 1409 Eric, son of Kenneth McKean,
Esq.
1 410 Olive and Nina, daughters of
W. F. de Wend Fenton,
Esq.
141 1 Mrs. Dickson.
8, Cathcart Studios, Redcliffe Road.
1903. 1306 Sylvia.
SCOTT, John, R.I  Painter.
4, Argyle Terrace, Kensington.
1872. 1067 Coming from mass.
60, Park Road, Haverstock Hill.
1877. 385 In pensive thought.
1879. 1002 "He loves me, he loves me
not."
1881. 518 "Forget me not."
1882. 270 The wUd swans. "Yes, take
me with you, said Ella.
Then they spent the whole
night in weaving a net with
pliant wUlows. . . . Ella

laid herself down on the net,
and when the sun rose, and
her brothers again became
wild swans . . . they flew up
to the clouds with their dear
sister. . . . One of the swans
soared over her head, so
that his broad wings might
shade her." — Hans Ander
sen.
1883. 421 The apostates.
1884. 1622 An incident from "The Marsh
King's Daughter." "This
evening, said the stork, I
went among the rushes, and
while I was there three
swans came; one of them
threw off her plumage, and
I immediately recognized
her as one of the princesses
of our home in Egypt.
There she sat without any
covering but her long black
hair. The two swans rose
up with her plumage." —
Hans Andersen.
1885. 1279 Hours of idleness.
1887. 490 A good Samaritan.
1891. 775 New laid eggs.
998 Her woodland pets.
1892. 375 Freyja's first task. "The old
witch gave Freyja a sieve,
and bade her fetch water in
it. She thought it strange
to fetch water in a sieve, but
still she went, and when she
came to the well the birds
said, ' Daub in clay, put in
straw. Daub in clay, put in
straw.'" — Norse Tales.
1893. 1079 The falconer; a good day's
sport.
5, The Mall, Park Road,
Haverstock Hill.
1895. 301 The fairy godmother. " Oh
how they flew and sorted
themselves under the touch
of her magic wand; and very
soon the task was finished — •
there the feathers lay in
three large heaps and aU in
order."
1897. 802 Sunshine.
1898. 870 The enchanted well.
1900. 51 Cinderella and her fairy god
mother.
210 Freijja and the witch. "Then
the old hag drew out three
caskets, one red, one blue,
and one green, and of these

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Scott, John, R.I. — continued.
the lassie was to choose one
for her service. Now she
didn't know at all which to
choose, but the little birds
sang:
' Don't take the red, don't
take the green.
But take the blue, where may
be seen.
Three little crosses, all in a
row;
We saw the marks, and so we
know.'" — Norse Tales.
1 90 1. 842 Sanctuary.
1904. 505 Peeling potatoes.
SCOTT, John B  Painter.
57, Osborne Place, Aberdeen.
1902. 1041 Inchkeith, from Kinghorn
Bay, Firth of Forth.
SCOTT, John Douglas  Painter.
Roslyne Cottage, Bridge-of-Erne.
1872. 282 KUchurn Castle, Argyleshire.
24, George Street, Edinburgh.
1880. 970 Plockton, from Rhumore
Point, Ross-shire.
1881. 190 Ruins of an ancient chapel,
Ross-shire.
SCOTT, John H  Architect.
39, Brunswick Road, Brighton.
1876. ion St. Bartholomew's Church,
Brighton.
1878. 1041 St. Botolph's Church, Heene,
West Worthing.
1885. 1356 Lake of Lucerne — early morn
ing.
SCOTT, John Oldrid, F.S.A. Architect.
31, Spring Gardens.
1869. 976 Manchester Town Hall (por
tico).
978 Manchester Town HaU; central
hall.
996 Manchester Town Hall; view
towards Cooper Street.
1020 Manchester Town Hall; view
towards Lloyd Street.
1021 Manchester Town Hall; prin
cipal front.
187 1. 957 Church at Speldhurst, near
Tunbridge Wells; interior.
1873. 1141 London School Board Offices.
1874. 1151 Examination schools. Uni
versity of Oxford.

1874.
1875-
1876.

1877.

1878.

1879.1880.

1883.
1884.1885.
1886. 1887.1888.
1890.1891.
1893.1897.
1898.1900.

063

40

158 Greek church. Interior, Lon
don.
947 St. Paul's Church, Manchester.
050 Examination Schools, Oxford;
principal front.
061 ByzantineChurch, NottingHill.
084 Church at Slough; interior.
085 Examination Schools, Oxford;
Quadrangle.
092 Examination Schools, Oxford;
Waiting HaU.
St. Paul's Church, Man
chester.
All Souls' Church, Langham
Place.
167 Slough Parish Church.
064 Vestry Hall, Kensington.
065 do. do. com
petitive.
066 Vestry Hall, Kensington.
112 St. Paul's Church, Manchester.
106 Boat-house for Oxford Univer
sity Boat Club, etc., Oxford.
145 Holy Trinity Church, Burton-
on-Trent.
New Cathedral, Lahore.
Holy Trinity Church, Burton-
on-Trent.
Lahore Cathedral.
do. do.
St. Augustine's Church, Croy
don.
Cathedral for the Falkland Is
lands.
160 Iconostasis; the church of St.
Sophia, Bayswater.
216 Organ for Hahfax parish church.
761 Reredos for Canterbury Cathe
dral.
658 Church, with schools below, at
West Ham.
5S7 Sunningdale Parish church.
645 Steeple of St. Michael's church,
Coventry.
773 BeU tower of St. Michael's
church, Coventry.
738 Organ case, St. John's College
Chapel, Cambridge.
755 Tower of University Buildings,
Glasgow.
821 St. Mary's, Stoke Newington.
505 Organ front, St. Mary Abbots,
Kensington. 35, Spring Gardens.
848 New church, Harrogate.
889 Selby Abbey, etc.
719 Tower of St. Mark's church,
Harrogate.
1834 Tower, St. Michael's, Bourne
mouth.

172 n5
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6i

1 90 1. 1686 Cocks and Biddulph's Bank,
Spring Gardens. 2, Dean's Yard.
1903. 1494 St. John the Baptist's church,
Norwich.
1644 Hereford Cathedral.
1904. 1634 St. John's church, Palmer's
Green.
SCOTT, Miss Katharine  Painter.
I, Manor Park Place, Streatham.
1879. 867 Scarlet primula.
1886. 1284 Primulas.
1887. 1295 Dead birds.
1890. 1360 Primulas.
SCOTT, Laurence  Painter.
East Hayes, Cheltenham.
1883. 750 Near Farnah HaU, Derbyshire.
2, Fairfield Terrace, Dewsbury.
1888. noo The Kitchen Garden.
1889. 170 Upland.
429 A hero of the roads.
East Hayes, Cheltenham.
1890. 256 Ishmael.
264 In the south.
1 89 1 . 201 " Far away in some region old."
708 A cold summer's day.
26, Seed ley Road,
Pendleton, Manchester.
1893. 486 " De profundis."
St. James's Villas, Cheltenham.
1897. 1038 "Heigho! the wind and the
rain."
1898. 423 Ad vesperas.
728 Mois de Marie.
1005 Hydrangeas.
SCOTT, M  Painter.
56, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury.
1792. 576 Captives before a captain of
banditti.
SCOTT, M  Painter.
II, Sussex Cottages, Park Village East.
1854. Ill James Smith, Esq.
SCOTT, Mackay H. Baillie. Architect.
The Red House,
Douglas, Isle of Man.
1894. 1604 House at Douglas.
1898. 1731 do. do.
1738 Design for pianoforte.
1787 House at Bexley.
1798 Dining-room at the Palace,
Darmstadt.

1899. 1617 House at Windermere.
1802 Drawing - room. Chaplain's
House, St. Mary's Home,
Wantage.
1823 "LeNid."
1828 Village HaU, Onchan, Isle of
Man.
1900. 1756 House at Cobham.
1804 do. Windermere.
1863 Glen Falcon, Isle of Man.
1869 White House, Helensburgh.
1870 House at Crowborough.
Fenlake Manor, Bedford.
1902. 1573 House in Germany.
1589 do. do. dining room.
1904. 1458 do. Russia.
SCOTT (Baillie) and MORRIS
(Seton)  Architects.
30, Great James Street,
Bedford Road.
1895. 1457 House at Peel, Isle of Man.
1585 Country house, the HaU.
SCOTT, Miss  Miniature Painter,
2, Lambeth Road.
1802. 745 Mr. Bunn. 227, Piccadilly.
1803. 765 Portrait of herself
858 do. a lady.
1804. 674 do. gentleman.
765 do. lady.
SCOTT, Robert Bagge  Painter.
1886, 909 Groothoofd's Port, Dordrecht.
Bank Plain, Norwich.
1889. 901 A beurt schipper, South Hol
land.
926 Abandoned.
1130 On Netherland's windy waters.
1890. 404 Their winter's rest.
1891. 831 The wind and the willows.
1895. 750 Loading Hay, Papendrecht.
1896. 703 Dordrecht.
SCOTT, Samuel  Painter.
At Bath.
1 77 1. 179 A view ofthe Tower of London,
supposed on his Majesty's
birth-day.
SCOTT, Septimus E  Painter.
27, Margaretta Terrace, Chelsea.
1900. 707 A market garden.
4o,Juer Street, Battersea.
1901. 888 Diana surprised by Actseon.
1064 Early spring, Surrey.
1137 Whitby.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Scott, Septimus E. — continued.
25, Finborough Road.
1902. 324 Dawn.
500 The highway.
576 The Coquet near the sea.
14a, Cheyne Row.
1903. 396 The brewer's dray.
446 The horse pond, Amberley.
1904. 808 The crest of the hiU.
SCOTT, Thomas  Painter.
Leslie Cottage, Selkirk, N.B.
1902. 900 The trysting tree.
SCOTT, Thomas D. Miniature Painter.
30, Gloucester Road, Peckham.
1889. 1630 Mr. Alexander Scott.
1890. 1496 Miss May King.
1497 Master Arthur H. M. Peat.
1498 Master Cuthbert Cartmell.
1499 Melvin Peat, Esq.
1892. 1567 Le Pbre Jacques.
1893. 1282 Portrait of a lady.
1894. 1225 Mrs. Alexander Scott.
SCOTT, Thomas T  Architect.
43, Lowther Street, Carlisle.
1904. 1456 Interior, Claremont, near Long-
town.
SCOTT, Walter  Painter.
Sussex Cottage, Park Village East.
1841. 329 WUUam Wallace Scott, Esq.
1842. 76 Mr. John Garle Brown.
106 Thomas Sydney Cooper, Esq.
1844. 458 Henry Squires, Esq.
1847. '^^^ Professor Holloway.
411 Madame Szezepanowska.
1848. 560 "In maiden meditation fancy
free."
1850. 321 Dr. Chapman.
1851. 40 The scrap-book.
1248 The novel.
1853. 503 Isabel.
SCOTT, William  Painter.Brighton.
1810. 470 Cottage at Godalming.
475 Landale Pikes.
495 Study of rocks in Borrowdale.
509 Cottage near Shoreham.
1820. 280 View of Arundel Castle.
I, Broadway, Westminster.
1823. 352 View on the Thames near
Battersea — morning.

105, Fore Street, Cripplegate.
1828. 373 Lane scene near Bromley,
Kent. Milton Street, Cripplegate.
1830. 723 Dartmouth Castle; entrance
to the river Dart, Devon.
888 Cottage scene, Barnes Com
mon, Surrey.
1832. 1018 Portrait of a child.
27, Hoxton Square, Old Street Road.
1833. 292 Cottage scene.
SCOTT, William. Architect and Etcher.
3, Great Woodstock Street.
1876. 1012 Design for a London residence.
19, Southampton Street.
1879. 1144 Design for a Town Hall.
1880. 1323 The Casa deU' Orto, Venice —
Sunset. 24, Soho Square.
1881. 1202 Claude's Villa, Rome — Sunset;
etching. 8, Via San Baselio, Rome.
1882. 1337 " Sotto Portico," Venice.
1347 Venice. Caffe Florian, Venice.
1884. 1433 Interior of St. Mark's, Venice:
etching. 24, Soho Square.
1890. 1920 The "Paul Pindar," Bishops-
gate Street.
Ca Palmerino, Bordighera, Italy.
1896. 1616 Casa del Vallone, Bordighera,
Italy.
1897. 1620 Old gateway, Bordighera.
SCOTT, William Bell, LL.D. Painter.
4, Brecknock Crescent.
1842. 1 218 Chaucer, with his friend and
patron, John of Gaunt, and
the two sisters, Catherine
and Philippa, their wives.
Government School of Design,
Newcastle-on- Tyne.
1847. 1 1 84 King Arthur carried to the land
of enchantment. "Somemen
yet say, in many parts of
England, that Arthur is not
dead; but by the wUl of our
Lord Jesu, carried into an
other place, that he wUl come
again, and win the holy cross.
And men say there is written
on the tomb, "Arthurus,
Rex quondam. Rex futurus."
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63

1851. 681 The trial of Sir William Wallace
in Westminster Hall, on the
morning of his execution,
St. Bartholomew's Eve,
130s-
1852. 477 The haunted house on AU-
hallows-eve.
i860. 474 Una and the lion.
1 86 1. 446 The Border widow. "Idigg'd
a grave and laid him in. And
happ'd him with the sod sae
green."
33, Elgin Road, Netting Hill.
1869. 525 "And behold the vail of the
temple was rent from the top
to the bottom, and the earth
did quake and the rocks
rent." — Matt, xxvii.
SCOTT, William G  Architect.
2S, Bedford Row, W.C.
1896. 1785 London and Provincial Bank,
Enfield.
SCOTT, William Wallace. Miniature Painter.
Sussex Cottage, Park Village East.
1841. 231 " Child of a sunny clime
Far, far from her loved isles
she idly sits
Upon a foreign shore, spread
ing in vain
Her native shells, to catch a
glimpse of home."
1842. 588 Portrait of an eminent artist.
Mr. W. W. Scott,
Sussex Cottage, Park Village East.
825 Portrait of a lady.
W. W. Scott,
10, Great Russell Street.
769 Miss Emmeline Montague.
863 Miss Woolgar. II.
776 Miss Scott.
982 A portrait.
999 do.
1004 Mrs. Scott.
758 A portrait.
823 Portraits.
874 Mr. W. Taylor, Junr.
883 Miss Taylor. 34, Bloomsbury Street.
741 A portrait.
766 Dr. Sterror, M.D. 131, Regent Street.
851 A portrait.
875 Reading the "Times" at 85;
a portrait.

1844.1845.
1846.
1847.1S48.1849.1850.

Sussex Cottage.

1850.

878

1851.

948

995

1852.

909

I8.S.3-

835

896

995

1854.

769

784
1855- 1856.
1858.1859.
966
I08I1119 681 857
658681976
Mrs. Taylor. 9, Upper Fitzroy Street.
Charles Cowden Clarke.
Charles J. Lyon, Esq.
3, Gower Street.
"The letter"; a portrait.
Thomas Webster, Esq., R.A.
Admiral Sir William Parker,
Bart., G.C.B.
Countess Gigliucci (Madame
Clara Novello).
Mrs. Bailey, of Wormingford,
Essex.
Julia Victoria, infant daughter
of Samuel U. Barrett, Esq.
Mrs. Goldie Walker, of Ashfield
House, Suffolk.
Miss Dolby, a family group.
Mrs. Girdlestone.
Henry Jones Whitworth, Esq.
C. M. Calderon, Esq.
"Will you have this pretty
rose, dear Mamma? "
Henry Leslie, Esq.
26, Bessborough Gardens.
Major Barnard.
Miss Anderson.
SCOTT-SMITH, Miss Jessie.
Miniature Painter.
Fern Bank,
Ryde Vale Road, Balham.
1278 Portrait of a lady.
1492 The letter.
1504 Ethel Jessie, daughter of J.
McGroarty, Esq.
1507 Adeline, daughter of J. Toms,
Esq.
1533 A portrait.
1337 Mrs. J. Lumsden Oatts.
1367 Miss LiHe MUls.
343 Little Miss Lester, daughter of
H. E. Lester, Esq.
1497 Portrait.
1658 Dr. Radford.
536 Breezy June. I, Trafalgar Studio.
1478 Mrs. Kenneth Balfour.
1422 Mrs. J. R. and family.
1883.1884.
1885.1886.1887.1888.
1889.1890.1897. 1898.
SCOULAR, James. Miniature Painter.
Great Newport Street.
105 Portrait of a Turk; in miniature.
165 do. lady; in miniature.
166 do. gentleman; in
miniature.
180 do. do.
236 A miniature.
237 Portrait of a lady, a drawing.
1769.
1770.
1771. 1772.
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Scoular, James — continued.

1773-

268

Diana; in miniature.

269

Portrait of a gentleman; in
chalks.

270

do. do.

1775-

285

A sibyl, in miniature.

286

Portrait of a young lady; in
crayons.

287
Portrait of a young gentleman;
in crayons.
1776.
277
Portrait of a little boy.
47, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury.
1780.
279
Portrait of a gentleman.
1781.
75
do. young gentleman.
89
do. lady; crayons.
128
do. gentleman.
1782.
45
Portrait of a young gentleman
and dog; crayons.
194
Portrait of a gentleman; cray
ons.
326
Portrait of a young lady.
1783.
217
do. gentleman.
218
do. do.
343
do. lady.
1784.
10
do. boy; crayons.
12
do. girl; crayons.
261
do. lady.
293
do. do.
1785-
303
do. lady; miniature.
336
do. gentleman.
1786.
281
do. lady.
436
do. gentleman.
1787.
SCOUI
302
.AR
do. lady.
, William  Sculptor.
I8I8.
!I9.
31, Norfolk Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1815. 892 Bust of Dr. Leach.
15, Clarendon Street.
181 7. 948 Mr. J. Littler.
956 Portrait of a gentleman.
1048 Bust of a gentleman.
1072 Satan's contemplation. "Now
conscience wakes despair,
etc." — Milton. I, Berners Street.
18 18. 982 Portrait of a gentleman.
1007 do. do.
1015 do. lady.
1042 Bust of a gentleman.
1052 The Choice of Paris. The
model that obtained the
gold medal in the Royal
Academy, 18 17.
" Three charming goddesses
there came
Juno and Pallas and the
Cyprian dame, etc." — Ovid.
1821.
1092 Bust of a gentleman.
6, Queen Street, Brompton.
1 118 Portrait in wax of a gentleman.
1188 The Death of Virginia. "Ap-
pius, being captivated by the
extreme beauty of Virginia,
publicly proclaimed her to
be the slave of one of his
ministers, but Virginius took
his almost expiring daughter
in his arms, and happening
to be near the shops that
surrounded the Forum, he
snatched up a knife that lay
on the shambles, etc."
Bust of Mr. H. Sass.
do. J. Britton, Esq., F.S.A.
47, Foley Street.
Bust of the late Dr. Monro,
Professor of Anatomy in the
University of Edinburgh.
Bust of the late Dr. Gregory,
Professor of the practice of
Medicine in the University
of Edinburgh.
Bust of the late Dr. Ruther
ford, Professor of Botany in
the University of Edin
burgh.
Bust of Mrs. Oakley.
do. a gentleman.
do. R. Stevenson, Esq.,
CivU Engineer, Edinburgh.
Bust of B. Oakley, Esq.
5, Foley Street.
997 The Judgement of Brutus on
his two sons. "The two
sons of Brutus being charged
as parties to a conspiracy
against the commonwealth,
they were publicly tried and
found guilty, and were sen
tenced by their own father
to that expiation which the
laws had appointed."
ion Figure in marble of Her late
Royal Highness the Princess
Elizabeth, infant daughter of
T.R.H. the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence.
1077 Bust of a gentleman.
1090 Bust in marble of Sir Walter
Scott, Bart.
1 106 Bust in marble of D. Bridges,
Esq.
1 120 Bust of the Rev. H. Gray,
Edinburgh.
(Sculptor in Ordinary to H.R.H. the
Duke of Clarence.)
1824. 992 Bust in marble of Colonel Sir
1217
1229
1099
1107
1129
1130
"35
1141
1151
1622.
1823.
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65

James Carmichael Smyth,
Bart.
1824. 1032 A Groupe of Adam consoling
Eve. " She ended weeping,
and her lowly plight, etc." —
Milton. 24, Carburton Street.
1825. 1050 Narcissus. " But whilst within
the chrystal fount he tries
To quench his heat, etc."
1056 Bust of Miss Paton, of the
Theatre Royal, Covent Gar
den.
1058 Bust of Mr. F. W. Smith.
1068 do. Mr. H. Weigal,
1826. 1035 Adam and Eve bewailing the
death of Abel.
25, capstone Street.
1836. 1081 Bust of Mr. Chambers.
1082 do. a lady.
1084 do. do.
1096 Marble bust of a gentleman.
1263 Paris and Helen.
Marble statue of Sir Walter
Scott.
Bust of W. Salter, Esq.
do. the late Sir James Car
michael Smyth, Bart, Gov
ernor of British Guiana.
Marble bust of Matthew An-
ketel, Esq. 91, Dean Street.
Head of a child; in marble.
Bust of an artist.
Statue in marble of James
Watt, Engineer.
1170 Bust emblematic of Poetry.
1202 Figure in marble of an Italian
girl playing on a guitar.
Bust in marble of Psyche.
The infant Moses. " And when
she could hide him no
longer, she took for him an
ark of bulrushes, and put
the child therein; and she
laid it in the flags, by the
river's brink."
1305 Bust in marble of Cupid.
1377 Bust of Dr. Hope.
1389 Figure in marble of an Italian
shepherd boy. "And yet
poor Checco was no vulgar
boy, etc." — Beattie.
1494 Figure in marble of Patroclus
slain.
128 1 Group in marble. Adam con
soling Eve after the trans
gression. " But Adam, with
such council nothing swayed,
etc." — Milton.
VII.

1838.

1839.

1840.

1287 131 1319

1348

1156 1169

1841.

1293
1300

1842. 1843-

1844.

1844. 1372 Bust of H.R.H. Prince Albert.
1845. 1427 A figure in marble of David
with the sword of Goliath.
1846. 1398 A group, in marble, of Adam
and Eve lamenting over the
dead body of Abel.
SCRATTON, G  Architect.
1842. 1 106 A Design for Camberwell
Church.
SCRIVEN, H  Painter.
21, Barbican.
1845. 1 1 38 View near Croydon.
1849. 852 Near Hornsey Wood House.
SCRIVEN, J. W  Sculptor.
10, Napier Road, Kensington.
1890. 2007 Sir Algernon Borthwick, Bart.,
M.P.; reUef
1893. 18 1 3 Sir Algernon Borthwick, Bart.,
M.P.; medaUion, marble.
SCRIVENOR, A  Architect.
8, Bread Street Hill
182 1. 1072 South Front of the Royal Ex
change, with the new tower.
SCROPE, William  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 80 1. 477 A scene from the Robbers,
Schiller.
1806. 273 The Castle of Dunstaffnage in
Scotland — twilight.
1807. 300 A scene from the Lay of the
Last Minstrel.
1808. 484 View of Dunstaffnage and of
Inverary.
181 1. 447 View of Melrose Bridge and
the Elwyn Glen, Roxburgh
shire.
1832. 473 Highland scene.
SCRYMGEOUR, J. M  Painter.
63, Frith Street.
1832. 924 Major-General Stuart of Garth,
C.B., F.R.S.E,. and F.S.L.
925 The Earl of AirUe.
1836. 883 Christ crowned with thorns.
" And when they had platted
a crown of thorns, etc." —
Matthew, xxvii, 29.
SCULLEY, Harry  Painter.
II, Nelson Place, Cork.
1896. 1170 A Sussex farmstead.
1900. 10 Ringing the Angelus, Roncon
Church, Normandy.
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SCUOTTO, Nicola  Sculptor.
38, St. Oswald's Road,
West Brompton.
1903. 1705 Bacchante; bust, marble.
SCURRY, J  Sculptor.
1850. 1390 Portrait bust of J. E. D. Rod
gers, Esq., Professor of
Chemistry at the St. George's
School of Medicine.
13, Wilmington Square.
1851. 1356 Bust in plaster of W. Scurry,
Senr.
1387 MedaUion of G. H. McShail,
Esq.
1852. 1384 Posthumous bust of the late
WiUiam B. Essex, son of W.
Essex, Esq., enamel painter
to Her Majesty.
1428 A medaUion.
1461 Bust of Master George Rodger.
1474 Bust of Miss Louisa Pyne.
1492 A medaUion.
SEABROOK, Miss S. S.
Miniature Painter.
Miss Seabrook, 78, Hatton Garden.
1824. 594 Portrait of herself.
595 Miss Beveridge.
SEAFORTH, C. H  Painter.
38, Frith Street, Soho.
1827. 374 A frigate hove-to: maintop
sails sheet gone; hoisting
main-stay sails.
1829. 628 Shipping — vessels of different
rates performing various evo
lutions. 61, Poland Street.
1831. 381 A three-decker and other vessels
at Spithead — Portsmouth in
the distance, a ground swell
and weather tide.
1832. 31 H. C. S. "General Harris,"
Captain Joseph Stanton,
passing the South Foreland,
homeward bound, shorten
ing sail and making her
number.
571 A frigate and three-decker un
der close-reefed main-top
sails and fore sail — gale
abating. 24, Percy Street.
1833. 74 The Columbine corvette, etc.
141 Fishing-boats, with a line of
battle ship, etc. — evening.
384 A frigate entering Portsmouth
Harbour.

1834. 386 Gibraltar, with vessels working
into the Bay.
924 Gibraltar, from the N.E.^ — a
gale of wind in the Medi-
terreanean.
1835. 181 The American frigate bearing
up and making all sail on
discovering the Enghsh three-
decker through the fog. —
Vide Cooper's novel of the
Pilot, vol. ni.
1836. 323 The English sloop of war dis
masted in the squall during
her engagement with the
Red Rover. — Vide Cooper's
Red Rover.
330 Portrait of the Hart, tender to
the Admiral at Sheerness — ¦
foggy morning.
372 Sailing barge, collier, etc. —
calm, at the entrance of the
Medway.
373 An i8-gun sloop of war, on
Captain Symond's construc
tion, working into the Med
way: the Nore light vessel,
etc., in the distance.
389 A frigate of the class of the
Vestal, Cleopatra, etc., under
close-reefed main-top sails
and foresail — evening after
sunset.
439 H.M.S. Cleopatra, Captain the
Hon. George Grey, on shore
in the Baltic when convey
ing the Countess of Durham
to St. Petersburgh — even
ing.
1837. 315 His Majesty's ships Vanguard
and Royal Frederick off Co-
breta Point, working into
Gibraltar Bay — sunshine.
533 Quarter view of H.M.S. Van
guard off" the Eddystone,
under double-reefed topsails
— evening.
1838. 234 Apart of the battle of Trafal
gar. The principal group in
the picture represents the
Neptune, English 98 - gun
ship, knocking away the
main and mizen-masts of
the Santissima Trinidada,
Spanish four-decker of 136
guns, after having done the
same to the Bucentaur of 84
guns, Vice-Admiral Ville-
neuve, the French comman
der-in-chief. On the Nep-

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67

tune's starboard bow are
Nelson's ship the Victory,
with the Redoubtable, Tem'e-
raire, and Fougueux, and
the French 8o-gun ship;
Neptune, ahead of them,
firing into the Victory and
Tem^raire. The ships astern
of the English Neptune are
the Leviathan, 74; next to
her the Conqueror, 74, is
seen hauled to the wind,
firing into the Bucentaur,
whose foremast is in the act
of faUing: beyond the Bu
centaur the Britania, Ajax,
Orion, etc., are seen coming
down into action under all
possible sail; whilst on the
extreme right the French 74,
Le Heros, the sternmost of
the ten ships of the com
bined van, is lowering her
boats to get her head round,
previously to making off with
other ships, under Rear Ad
miral Dumansire." ¦ — Vide
James's Naval History.
1838. 331 The Great Western, the new
steamship running between
Bristol and New York.
1028 H.M.S. Pique making sail from
her anchorage.
1093 Her Majesty the Queen {then
Princess) Victoria and
H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent
on an excursion from Ply
mouth to the Eddystone
Lighthouse, on board the
Forte frigate. Commodore
Sir Watkin Owen Pell, and
attended by the Dee steam-
frigate. Captain Oliver, Au
gust sth, 1833.
1839. 399 Entrance to Hamoaze from
rocks at the west end of St.
Nicholas Island — sunset.
1142 H.M.S. Vanguard, 80 guns,
drying sails in Plymouth
Sound — hazy morning.
1 840. I The raft.
83 Coast scene, Boulogne.
289 H.M.SS." Pique "and "Hast
ings " at Spithead.
Victoria Place, Merton.
1841. 31 H.M.S. Pique, in stays, and
other vessels, with the south
bank of the Tagus, opposite
Lisbon, a shore boat in the
foreground.

1842.

293

372

1072

II26

II35
1843.
283
486
1841. 241 H.M.S. Daphne, hove-to, off
Belem Castle; the Ajuda,
etc., with the city of Lisbon
in the distance.
A line-of-battle ship leaving
Spithead.
On the sands at Margate —
evening.
H.M.S. Vernon, 50 guns, etc.,
in Barnpool,Plymouth Sound
— the Breakwater, Mews-
tori, etc., in the distance.
Men-of-war and other vessels —
evening, calm.
H.M.S. Vanguard, of 80 guns,
shortening sail at sunset in
a gale.
H.M.S. Daphne, 18 guns, off
the Berlings, coast of Portu
gal — morning.
H.M.S. Ganges, 84 guns, in
stays, off Cabrita Point, the
rock of Gibraltar in the dis
tance — sunrise.
1 164 A Lisbon "bean-cod" and
other vessels, with H.M.S.
Donegal (flag) and Revenge,
saluting, the south bank of
the Tagus, with Almada,
CasiUas Point, etc., in the
distance. 8, India Row, Poplar.
1844. 451 Line-of-battle ship in a gale,
shortening sail after sunset.
452 A yacht and three-decker at
Spithead.
775 Thames sailing barges, barques,
etc. 5, Manor Road, Holloway.
1845. 81 H.M.S. Daphne, under triple-
reefed topsails, courses, jib
and driver, off the Eddy
stone — sunset.
472 Her Majesty's ship Canopus
passing Belem Castle, Lis-
loon, and saluting. Naples.
1852. 50 Naples lighthouse — Vesuvius,
etc., in the distance.
76 A Mistico and French squad
ron leaving Naples Bay —
Capri in the distance.
1250 An Indiaman and other vessels
in a gale.
1853. 328 A Sorrento passage boat, in the
bay of Naples, taking pas
sengers on board.
1 09 1 The French ships, " Le Sou-
verain " and " L' Alger," at
anchor off the CasteUo del
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Seaforth, C. H. — continued.
Ovo, Naples, with Scagliari,
or stone boats, etc.
1853. 1220 The Point of Chittamone, the
CasteUo del Ovo, with Vesu
vius in the distance, from
Mergellina.
SEAGER, Mrs. ... Miniature Painter.
14, Fludyer Street, Westminster.
1827. 737 Portrait of a young lady.
SEAGRAVE, H. W  Painter.
9, Charterhouse Street.
1819. 372 Portrait of a boy.
1827. 413 do. girl.
SEALY, Allen Culpeper  Painter.
1 6, Bolsover Street.
1875. 402 Rushy Point, Tresca, Scilly.
1876. 1339 Wild flowers.
1877. 165 Mapledurham — evening.
291 The Blackpool, Odiham, Hants.
1006 Mapledurham Lock.
1878. 18 Mapledurham — morning.
54 The fir-tree pond, Bramshill
Park, Hants.
334 The skirts of a wood, with a
storm coming on, Dogmers-
field Park, Hants.
1408 The weird fir, BramshUl Park,
Hants.
1879. 41 Tramps, Hazley Heath, Hants.
12, Melina Place, St. John's Wood.
1882. 85 Baggy point. North Devon.
615 Mill stream, Pont Aven.
629 Baggy Point, North Devon.
1883. 447 Grist from the mill.
1884. 2 Freshwater Bay, Pembroke.
865 "The ploughman homeward
plods his weary way And
leaves the world to darkness
and to me."
1885. 917 "For all is rocks, at random
thrown. Black waves, bare
crags, and banks of stone."
1886. 270 Life on the ocean wave.
669 The return of the prodigal.
SEALY, J  Sculptor.
J. Sealy, Junr.,
Artificial Stone Manufactory, Lambeth.
1810. 607 Portrait of a young lady.
900 Bust of Mr. Sealy.
181 1. 932 do. an artist.

SEARCH, R. D  Architect.
8, De Crespigny Street,
Denmark Hill.
1875. '°48 -A. London garden.
SEARE, S  Painter.
2, Albion Place, Canonbury Square.
1852. II 18 A quiet spot.
SEARES, Miss Frances Fripp. See
Mrs. Charles Rossiter, vol. vi, pages
374. 375-
SEARES, G. A  ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) G. Seares.
1808. 325 View of HuU. G. A. Seares.
1809. 280 Launceston Bridge.
G. A. Seares, Winchester.
1 8 10. 423 Landscape.
456 View at Plymouth.
SEARLE, Charles Gray ... Architect.
4, Bloomsbury Place.
1862. 874 Free English Church, Hackney.
SEARLE (C. G.), SON and YELF.
Architects.
4, Bloomsbury Place.
1865. 792 Royal Albert Orphan Asylum,
Bagshot, Surrey.
SEARLE, Miss E. E  Painter.
40, Burney Street, Greenwich.
1897. 724 The Pulpit, St. Andre's, Ant
werp.
SEARLE, R  Architect.
4, London Road, Southwark.
1798. 989 A perspective view of the inside
of a room.
SEARLE, W. H  Architect.
255, Oxford Street.
1819. 1044 Design for a theatre.
SEARS, L  Painter.
1854. 701- SteephiU Cove, near Ventnor,
Isle of Wight.
SEASON, R  Architect.
1806. 796 New bridge at Aberdeen, 130
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69

SEATON, John Thomas  Painter.
John Thomas Seton,
St. Andrew's Street,
New Town, Edinburgh.
1774. 275 Portrait of a lady. 1 i^ j£
j lengths.

276 277

do. do.

do.do.

SEAWELL, S  Painter,
7, Spencer Terrace, Islington.
1847. 1056 Reigate Church, Surrey.
3, York Place, Barnsbury Park.
1851. 1252 Sketch of the Grindstone Oak,
near Farnham.
SEBASTIANI DE BROCILLA, T.
Painter.
14, Berners Street.
1833. 372 Peasant girl of the neighbour
hood of Florence, occupied
in platting straw.
SEBBERS, L. H,  Painter.
Leicester Cottage, Bayswater.
1849. 229 Mrs. Sebbers.
1094 The Villa d'Este, Tivoli.
4, Bishop's Road, Bayswater.
1850. 74 A. B. Wall, Esq.
1851. 1239 Children of the Rev. H. H.
Swinny.
1853. 251 Mother and children of Capri,
Naples.
1286 Shepherd in the Campagna of
Rome.
1854. 499 The Ascension.
1348 The Assumption.
SEDCOLE, Herbert  Engraver.
25, St. John's Park, Holloway,
1889. 1801 A grand hart. After Sir Ed
win Landseer, R.A.
1894. 1485 The Honeymoon. After Sir
Edwin Landseer, R.A.
Chillingly, Knebworth, Herts.
1899. 1591 Leaving the hills. After J.
Farquharson.
1900. 1655 The monarch of the glen.
After Sir Edwin Landseer,
R.A.
1901. 1428 Blinding drift. After Joseph
Farquharson, A.R.A.
1902. 1273 The close of day. After Joseph
Farquharson, A.R.A.
1349 Welcome home. After Hey
wood Hardy.
1355 Where winter holds her sway.
After J. Farquharson, A.R.A.

1903.

1 341 A summer's evening. After
T. Sidney Cooper, R.A.
1412 Down to the ferry. After
Joseph Farquharson, A.R.A.
1904. 1306 Ploughing on the South Coast.
After Lucy Kemp-Welch.
SEDDING, Edmund H. ... Architect.
18, Charlotte Street.
1886. 1576 Entrance to a London Hall.
1887. 1688 do. Park.
1888. 1833 The Percy shrine, Beverley
Minster.
7, Buckland Terrace, Plymouth.
1892. 1727 School, etc.. All Saints, Ply
mouth.

, John Dando ... Architect.
18, Charlotte Street.
Church at Newmarket, in me
mory of Lord John Manners.
House at Bournemouth for
Edmund Christy, Esq.
St. Clement's Church, Bourne
mouth.
Vicarage, Summertown, Ox
ford.
Children's Hospital, Cardiff.
Wheatcroft, Scarborough.
Grange; design.
Elizabethan house.
Salcombe church, Devon.
Reredos for St. Clement's,
Bournemouth.
Children's Hospital, Mark
Street, Finsbury.
Design for pastoral staves for
the Bishoprics of Bath and
Wells and St. David's.
Grey's Lodge, Torquay.
Church of St. Saviour's, Sun-
bury-on-Thames. 447, Oxford Street.
New church at Ely.
do. do.
do. do.
Design for Connecticut Pas
toral staff.
St. Saviour's church.
New church, Roche, Cornwall.
Restoration of Great Screen,
Winchester Cathedral.
Church at Hayle.
Church of the Redeemer,
Clerkenwell.
All Saints' Vicarage, Plymouth.
Church of the Holy Trinity,
Upper Chelsea.

SEDDING

1875-

934

lOIO

1876.

1028

1877.

1127

1878.1879.1880.

1165 11601159 1 146

1881.

1155 1023

1882.

1163

1883.

1175

1884.

1215 1240

1885.

1753
1766 1767

1792

1811

1886.

1643

1653
1887.
1709 1640
1888.
1672 1758
JO

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sedding, John Dando — continued.
1888. 1768 Church of the Holy Trinity,
Upper Chelsea, interior.
1837 AU Saints' church, Falmouth.
1889. 1815 Nave, church, Sloane Street.
1980 HaU, Netley Castle.
1890. 1777 St. Peter's, Eahng, interior.
1843 Industrial Schools, Knowle,
Bristol.
1859 St. Peter's church, Ealing.
1936 Holy Trinity church, Chelsea.
(The late.)
1891. 1758 Schools at Knowle, Bristol.
1769 St. Lucy's home, Gloucester.
1770 Almshouses, Beckenham, Kent.
1794 St. Mary's church, Stamford,
chancel screen.
1887 Tower, church of Eahng.
1916 St. Clement's church, Bourne
mouth, new tower.
SEDDON, John Pollard ... Architect.
6, Whitehall.
1862. 914 Design for a paintad glass win
dow. 12, Park Street West.
1865. 788 St. Nicholas church. Great
Yarmouth.
1867. 880 DesignforLawCourts, London.
920 do. do. do.
central hall.
1869. 1003 University College, Aberyst
with.
1870. 778 Bradford Town HaU.
1871. 880 Victoria Terrace, Aberystwith.
927 \ Design for decorations of
928 \ Christ's College Chapel,
929 j Brecon.
964 Chancel, Grasmont church,
Monmouthshire.
1872. 1 168 Windows for church at Fish
ponds, near Bristol.
1205 University College, Aberyst
with.
1873. 1123 St. James's church. Great Yar
mouth.
1 140 Stall work in St. Nicholas,
Great Yarmouth.
1205 Staircase at University College,
Aberystwith.
1874. 1076 St. Peter's Orphanage, Isle of
Thanet.
1 1 06 Interior of a chapel.
I, Queen Ann^s Gate.
1877. 1148 Chancel, UUenhall church,
Warwickshire.
1 1 56 Screen, Ingham church, Nor
folk.
1166 Restoration, Lambeth Palace
Chapel.

1878. 1051 Queen's College, Oxford, etc.
106 1 Screen, Llangwm church, Mon
mouthshire.
1077 Queen's College, Oxford, win
dow.
1886. 1567 Memorial church. Paisley.
23, Grosvenor Road, Westminster.
1892. 1758 Drawing of the Crucifixion at
St. R^mi, Rheims.
{See also Prichard and Seddon,
vol. vi, page 204.)
SEDDON (J. P.) and CARTER. Architects.
I, Queen Anne's Gate, S. W.
1887. 1734 University College, Aberyst
with.
{By the firm in the index, but
by J. P. Seddon in the cata
logue.)
Seddon and Carter,
70, St. Maty Street, Cardiff.
1890. 1919 St. Catherine's church, Melin-
cryddan.
1891. 1752 Welsh church, Briton Ferry.
1764 Church of St. Mary, Chepstow.
1892. 1826 All Saints' church, Penarth,
Glamorgan.
SEDDON, Miss M  Painter.
23, Grosvenor Road.
1896. 961 Rev. WUHam Poole.
103 1 Miss Katharine Seddon.
SEDDON, Thomas B  Painter.
T Seddon, 7, Percy Street,
Bedford Square.
1852. 339 Penelope. "Then during the
day she wove the large web,
which at night she un
ravelled." — Odyssey.
1853. 439 A VaUey in Brittany.
1854. 1291 L6on, from Mont Parnasse,
Brittany.
T. B. Seddon, 67, New Bond Street.
1856. 9 An Arab sheikh, and tents in
the Egyptian desert. Painted
on the spot.
474 Dromedary and Arabs at the
City of the Dead, Cairo,
with the tomb of Sultan El
Barkook in the background.
895 Interior of a Deewan, formerly
belonging to Copt Patriarch,
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71

SEDGEFIELD, Miss Isabel M. Painter.
Kent House, Hammersmith.
1 89 1. 557 Daffodils.

SEDGER, George  Architect.
6, Park Villas, Ravenscourt Park.
1886. 1557 School of Science and Art,
Lincoln.
26, Great James Street, W.C.
1889. 1911 Technical School, Stockport.
54, Ravenscourt Gardens.
1892. 1663 Technical school, etc., Darwen.
1689 A Rotherhithe hostelry.
26, Great James Street,
Bedford Row.
1904. 1540 Central Library, Hammersmith.

SEDGWICK, Mrs. John. See Mrs.
William Oliver, vol. vi, page 12.

SEDGWICK, William  Painter.
4, Buckingham Street, Strand.
1786. 489 Landscape.
494 do.
At Mr. Phillips's, Piccadilly.
1787. 517 Landscape from nature.
519 do. do.

SEEBOECK, Ferdinand ... Sculptor.
118, Via Margutta, Rome.
1894. 1756 Sappho; statue, marble.

SEELEY, Miss Ellen. Enamel Painter.
Richmond Hill.
1880. 1380 Pensfe; on porcelain.
1881. 1323 A bud of promise.
1883. 1322 Portraitof a boy; on porcelain.
1885. 1494 Queenie.
1887. 1380 Angela, daughter of W. Ash-
ford, Esq.
New Road, Littlehampton.
1888. 1509 LUian and Muriel, chUdren of
the Rev. Henry Seeley.

SEELEY, Miss E. L  Painter.
E. L. Seeley.
1873. 879 Pastime in the jungle.
Miss E. L. Seeley,
59, Hilldrop Crescent.
1874. 674 Misgivings.
1875. 427 Nobody's dog.

SEELEY, Josh  Painter.
Larkhill Rise, Clapham.
1815. 203 A View of Maids Moreton
Church, Buckinghamshire.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1816. 279 South Mimms, Middlesex.
SEELEY, R  Painter.
Leyland House, Kingston.
1876. 94 A young swallow. "The dew
shall weep thy fall to-night."
SEGUIER, John  Painter.
5, Buckingham Street,
Fitzroy Square.
181 1, no The remains of an ancient
palace near London.
1812. 302 View of the Alpha cottages
near Paddington.
1 8 13. 339 Kew bridge.
1814. 99 An inn yard at Woburn.
1815. 187 Landscape and cattle.
22, Cirencester Place.
1820. 40 View on the Thames; taken
from a window in the Tem
ple.
147 North-west view of the town
residence of G. W. Taylor,
Esq., in Cavendish Square.
289 Kew bridge.
741 South-west view of the town
residence of G. W. Taylor,
Esq., in Cavendish Square.
1821. 42 View on the Thames; taken
from a window in the Mid
dle Temple.
731 Stonehenge. 22, Drummond Street.
1822. 268 View of the Forest-hills,
Leicestershire.
SEGUIN, G  Painter.
Paris.
1831. 362 St. Sebastian.
SELB, Orpheus Victor W.... Painter.
Brook House, Bosham, near Chichester.
1898. 672 Old horses, Antwerp.
SELBY, Edgar H  Architect.
26, Craven Street.
1890. 1 8 10 Villa near Ashford.
SELBY, Miss E. Margaret. Miniature Painter.
92, Brompton Road.
1903. 1284 The late Dr. Joseph Parker.
1904. 1 196 Mrs. Selby.

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SELBY, F  Architect.
44, ChanccTy Lane.
1899. 1732 Design for a library. Port
Elizabeth, South Africa;
" Savage " Memorial HaU.
SELL, Charles  Painter.
104, Maida Vale.
1880. 1004 After a skirmish.
SELLAR, Charles A  Painter.
2, Hill Street, Edinburgh.
1888. 8 Portrait of the artist's mother.
II, Charlotte Street, Perth.
1 90 1. 1211 Tent's Muir, Fife.
SELLERS, James H  Architect.
24, East Parade, Heworth, York.
1891. 1810 Study for a country house.
1892. 1825 A town church.
22, Lismore Street, Carlisle.
1896. 1772 A domed church.
1897. 1833 A country house.
{See Douglas and Sellers, vol. ii,
page 3S7-)
SELLETT, J  Painter.
II, Great Barlow Street,
Marylebone.
1797. 301 Pigeons.
316 Rabbits, wild duck, etc.
SELLON, William  Painter.
Choseley House, Twyford.
1876. 910 Hard times.
18, Broughton Terrace,
Banbury, Oxfordshire.
1877. 186 Strangers yet.
SELLS, Miss Violet E  Painter.
Whitehall, Guildford.
1903. 548 Waiting.
SELLS, V. P  Painter.
56, Bankside, Southwark.
1851. 327 South transept, Rouen Cathe
dral. 37, Trinity Square.
1852. 981 At Caen, Normandy.
1188 Croix de Pierre, Rouen.
1853. 1198 The abbey of St. Ouen,
Rouen.
1854. 1099 Interior of a church at Dinan,
Brittany.

1854. 1157 At Dinan, Brittany.
1855. 693 Druidical remains at Goray,
Jersey.
1856. 1104 At Stair Hole, Lulworth.
Parkville House, Forest Hill.
1857. 899 The Castle Rock, Vale of St.
John, Cumberland.
1859. 1048 Evening on the coast.
6, Clifton Villas, Penge.
1861. 804 At Dinan, Brittany.
1865. 830 Interior of St. Michael's
Church, Ghent.

SELOUS, Henry Courtney (formerly
Slous)  Painter.
Wentworth Place, Downshire Hill.
1838. 23 John Poyer Poyer, Esq.
51 G. W. Shepheard, Esq.
259 Mrs. Poyer.
305 G. F. Kiallmark, Esq.
1191 Portrait of a lady. 5, Camden Street.
1839. 970 Sea coast and figures — view
near Holland.
1848. 219 Aberystwith Castle — sunrise,
misty morning.
41, Gloucester Road, Regents Park.
1850. 291 Berry HUl, near Dorking.
475 View on the Rhine.
726 View near Dorking.
1190 The origin of music. "Sat all
day. Playing on pipes of
corn, and versing love to
amorous Phillida."
1 85 1. 611 The secret execution. Jaques
de Brdz6, Count de Mau-
levrier. Grand Seneschal of
Normandy, causes his wife
" Charlotte of France,"
daughter of Charles VII, to
be put to death in the dun
geon of his castle, for in-
fidehty, 6th May, 1474.
1853. 169 The rustle of the tapestry —
scene in the Tower of London,
Anno Domini, 1483. " Evil
expecting not, yet vaguely
fearing, shrinking at every
sound, not knowing where
fore."
1854. 427 French fishing boats off Tre-
port in a calm.
1311 A scene at Holyrood, 9th
March, anno Domini, 1566.
" The Queen, being at sup
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and Rizzio, was suddenly
intruded upon by the con
spirators, headed by her
husband, Darnley, Ruthven,
George Douglass, and
others. Douglass, plucking
Darnley's dagger from its
sheath, plunged it into the
body of Rizzio, who was
then dragged into an ante
chamber, and dispatched by
fifty-six wounds; his cries
of agony reaching the ears
of Mary, over whom watched
Darnley, stern and relent
less. From that time Mary
studied only to revenge."
1855. 245 View of the Great Matterhorn,
Valley of Zermatt, Canton
Valais. Taken from the foot
of the Riffelhorn, at an eleva
tion of 9,000 feet, in 1854.
294 The pet swan.
1184 The glorious charge of the
Heavy Brigade, at Balaclava,
October 15, 1854. " The
charge of this brigade was
one of the most successful I
ever witnessed." — Lord Rag
lan.
1856. 562 "Emil. O! who hath done
this deed ?
Des. Nobody: I myself. Fare
well, commend me to my
kind lord : O ! farewell.
Othello. Why, how should she
be murdered ?
Emil. Alas! who knows?
Othello. You heard her say
herself it was not I."
Othello, act v, scene 2.
1857. 581 Bruce in his adversity.
"In those days, except
clergymen, few people learned
to read or write. But King
Robert could do both; and
we are told that he some
times read aloud to his com
panions, to amuse them
when they were crossing the
great Highland lakes, in
such wretched leaky boats as
they could find for that pur
pose. Loch Lomond, in
particular, is said to have
been the scene of such a
lecture."— .Sz> Walter Scott.
1858. 1095 What does the sea say? "The
men must work, and women
must weep."
VII,

1869. 19 A scene from Hamlet.
" And am I then avenged?
To take him in the purging of
his soul.
When he is fit and seasoned
for his passage?
No!
Up, sword, and know thou a
more horrid hent."
Act iii, scene 3.
1870. 169 Katharine and Petruchio's wed
ding supper. " Pet. What 's
this, mutton? etc." — Taming
ofthe Shrew, act iv, scene i.
187 1. 1173 The betting ring, A.D. 68.
" The arches of the Coli
seum on the morning of a
gladiatorial show in the reign
of the Emperor Nero. A
young barbarian slave is
about to enter the arena to
combat for the freedom of
himself and his mother, the
boon of emancipation being
frequently accorded to a vic
torious gladiator. The "lan-
ista," trainer and master of
the young gladiator, is ex
patiating on the high muscu
lar condition of his slave,
who is eagerly scanned by
the betting men of the period
busily engaged in giving and
taking the Odds on the con
test. The armed female on
the right illustrates the re
markable fact of women be
ing allowed during Nero's
reign to contend in these
revolting spectacles."
1874. 518 "lago. What, are you hurt,
lieutenant?
Cassie. Aye, past all surgery,
etc." Othello, act ii, sc. 3.
28, Gloucester Road, N W.
1885. 153 At the fountain.
{For earlier exhibits see Henry
Courtney Slous.)
SEMBACH, A........  Painter.
239, Kin^s Road, Chelsea.
1878. 717 On the Maas.
SEMENOWSKY, Eisman ... Painter.
15, Trinity Road, Tulse Hill.
1900. 803 Spring time.
942 After the dance.
1901. 667 Jewels.
1902. 467 A harvest festival. L

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SENECHAL, A  Painter.
At Mr. Sharp's, Leigh Street.
Red Lion Square.
1795. 20 Portrait of a gentleman.

SENIOR, Mark  Painter.
Fieldhead House, Ossett, Yorkshire.
1892. 662 Eventide. 54, Prudential Buildings, Leeds.
1896. 117 Pastures by the sea.
1898. 289 Her frugal meal.
319 The wild rose.
410 E. Cauldwell, Spruce, Esq.
793 Firelight. 9, South Parade, Leeds.
1899. 263 Preparing bait.
621 Herr MiiUer.
1900. 243 Washing day.
387 Nightfall.
397 Homewards.
1 90 1. 401 Fishermen making gear.
849 The last flicker.
1902. 632 Painting floats.

SENTIES, T  Painter.
6, Great Russell Street.
1852. 791 Mrs. Chapman and daughter.
1033 Albert Smith, Esq.
1853. 162 Miss Chapman.
289 Antigone.
847 Miss M. A. Chapman.
1854. 332 Departure of the Guards from
St. George's Barracks; a
sketch.
1025 Portrait of a lady.
1054 J. Royal, Esq.
1065 The Duchess of Montrose.
1072 Lady Otway.
1855. 582 The return from the baU.
ion Sir John Marcus Stewart.
1020 Mrs. L. and daughter.
1 2, Orchard Street.
1856. 883 Portrait of a lady.
1857. 1173 Evelyn, daughter of Lieut.-
Colonel Foster.
1 180 Captain ChappeU, R.N.
1858. 1 147 R. Buckner, Esq.
1 1 50 Miss Ferguson, Superior ofthe
Pension at St. Denis, St.
Omer.
{Bryan mentions a Pierre Asthasie Theo
dore Seniles, born in Paris in 1801; this
may be the above, although no mention is
made of his having been in England.')

SEPHTON, George Harcourt. Painter.
Golden Green, Sevenoaks.
1885. 708 The village forge. " With a
bang and a clang, etc."
76, Newman Street.
1886. 366 Ploughing with oxen — Sussex.
13, North Crescent, Bedford Square.
1892. 267 Hop picking in Kent.
1895. 421 A primrose.
52(5, Campden Street, Campden Hill.
1897. 267 Captain H.R.H. the Duke of
York, K.G., R.N., Master of
the Trinity House. Painted
for the Elder Brethren.
1898. 34 "What's o'clock?"
190 Ducklings. 8, St. Paul's Studios, West Ketisington.
1901. 884 The brook.

SERRES, Miss A. E  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1789. 500 View from nature.
1791. 590 do. do. Miss A. C. Serres.
1800. 388 A study near Chester.
SERRES, Dominic, R.A  Painter.
Dominick Serres, R.A.,
Warwick Street,
Golden Square.
1769. 106 A view from the gun-wharf at
Portsmouth.
107 The siege of Fort Royal at
Martinique.
108 An English man of war chas
ing a French chebeck into
a neutral port.
109 A ship of the line and a frigate
going upon a cruise in the
Mediterranean, with a view
of Gibraltar in the dis
tance.
no A view of a ruined abbey by
moonlight.
1770. 167 The burning of the town of
Baseterre in the island of
Guadaloupe.
168 A view of the Cape of Good
Hope, with a British squad
ron returning from the East-
Indies.
169 A View of Gibraltar.
170 An engagement by moonlight.
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1770. 172
1771. 181182 183184

185
1772. 239 240241
242

1773. 271

272 A

273

274

1774-

269

270

271

272
273
274
1775-
288
289290
A view of Hurst Castle in
Hampshire.
A fleet sailing out of the
Downs, with the story of
black ey'd Susan.
The Royal George returning
from the Bay.
A sea engagement by moon
light.
A View on the river Exe, near
Powderham Castle, in De
vonshire.
A ditto.
A squadron of Dutch men of
war in a fresh gale.
A hard gale.
A view on a river.
The burning of the town of
Grimras, the capital of Neu
tral French.
The taking Chandernagore by
the Admirals Watson and
Pococke, March, 1757.
view of Gibraltar with a
squadron of English men of
war; in the foreground is an
Algerine xebeck.
The India ship, D. of Cum
berland, being wrecked on
the coast of Guinea; four
teen of the men went to
Gambia in the long boat ;
and, having raised and
decked her, arrived safe
home in her.
A View of Stonehenge.
His Majesty saluted by the
Fleet at his arrival on board
the Barfleur at Spithead.
A Squadron cruising.
A View in the Menagerie at
Castle Ashby, the seat of
the Earl of Northampton.
A homeward bound Indiaman
sailing through the Downs.
A view of Ealing, near South
ampton.
A Calm.
The Plymouth Squadron com
manded by Lord Edgcombe,
Vice-Admiral of the White,
sailing from Spithead to
wards St. Helens, with His
Majesty on board the Au
gusta yacht.
His Majesty's return to Spit
head.
A View of Fort St. George,
Madrass, and the arrival of
Admiral Cornish from the
1775. 291
292
1776. 278 A
279
1777. 320
321
322
323
1778.
278
279
280
1779.
295
296
297
298
ManUlas with a Spanish
prize.
His Majesty's ship Phoenix,
Captain Harvey, taking four
teen French ships at Argen-
teira, Nov. 9, 1756.
Captain Harvey in the Hamp
ton Court, burning the
Nymph, French frigate of
36 guns, on the coast of
Majorca, June 21st, 1758.
view of Brown Sea Island
and Castle, near Pool, be
longing to Humphry Sturt,
Esq.
The south-west view of the
island of Lundy in the Bris
tol channel, belonging to
Sir John Borlace Warren,
Bart.
An attack by the Provincials,
with fire-ships and gallies,
upon his Majesty's ship
Phoenix, Capt. Parker, and
the Rose, Capt. Sir James
Wallis, in the North River,
New York; from a sketch
by Sir James WaUis.
The Thesde, a French 74-gun
ship, sinking while engaging
with the Torbay, commanded
by the Hon. Capt. Keppell,
in the memorable action of
20th Nov., 1759.
A View of Portsmouth from
Spithead.
A sea port in the Mediter
ranean.
The entrance into Portsmouth
Harbour.
A View in the Downs.
Ditto in the Sound at Ply
mouth.
His Majesty's ship the Phoenix,
Capt. Parker; the Roebuck,
Capt. Hammond; and the
Tartar, Capt. Ommaney ;
forcing their way through
the chevaux de frize, the
forts Washington and Lee,
and several batteries up the
North River, New York,
October 9, 1776.
The Royal George bringing a
French 74-gun ship into St.
Helens.
A View in the Downs.
A View in Plymouth Sound,
with a fleet under sailing
orders.
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Serres, Dominic, R.A. — continued.
(Marine Painter to his Majesty.)
St. George's Row, Oxford Turnpike.
1780. 20 The engagement between the
Fox, Hon. Captain Windsor,
and the Juno, a large French
frigate.
45 View of the English Squadron,
commanded by Admiral
Barrington, and transports,
in the Cul de Sac, with the
French fleet under Count
D'Estaing, December i6th,
1778.
85 The attack by Count D'Estaing
on the English squadron,
commanded by Admiral
Barrington at St. Lucia,
Dec. 15, 1778.
180 Part of the engagement be
tween Sir George Rodney
and the Spanish squadron.
359 The engagement between the
Serapis, Capt. Pearson, and
the Countess of Scarborough,
with Paul Jones and his
squadron.
1781. 214 La Nymphe striking to the
Flora.
231 Capt. M'Bride in the Bien-
faisant, and Capt. Elliot in
the Edgar, from Admiral
Rodney's fleet, the 8th of
Jan., 1780, discovering a
Spanish convoy, gave chace,
and after several had struck,
Capt. M'Bride pursued their
commodore, a 64-gun ship,
and took her.
373 Capt. Montagu, of the Pearl,
engaging the Sancta Monica,
a Spanish frigate, off the
Western islands.
375 The Sancta Monica striking to
the Pearl.
391 Capt. Williams in the Flora,
bears down upon La
Nymphe, a French frigate.
396 The engagement between the
Flora and La Nymphe.
1782. 59 The British fleet under the
command of Rear-Admiral
Hyde Parker, consisting of
16 sail of the line and a
So-gun ship, going to sea
from Gros Islet Bay, St.
Lucia, on the 25th of March,
1780, in the face of 25 sail
of French ships of the line,

for the protection of an Eng
lish convoy of troops and
merchant ships coming from
Antigua.
1782. 85 The action between the Eng
lish fleet under vice-admiral
Hyde Parker, and the Dutch
fleet under rear - admiral
Zoutman, on the Dogger
Bank, August 5, 1781.
This view is taken at the
time the Dutch admiral had
borne away out of reach of
shot, and the English ad
miral passed to leeward of
the Buffalo (which was dis
abled), and engaged the
enemy's headmost ships in
succession, the rear of his
own squadron following him
up.
1783. 67 His Majesty's ship Mediator,
of 44 guns, commanded by
the Hon. Captain Luttrell,
bearing down at sunrise to
attack five sail of the enemy's,
mounting in all 130 guns,
forming in a line of battle,
to prepare for action.
79 His Majesty's ship Mediator,
commanded by the Hon.
Captain Luttrell, having put
to flight three out of five of
the enemy's ships, attacks
two and takes one.
194 His Majesty's ship Mediator,
commanded by the Hon.
Captain Luttrell, having se
cured his prize, pursues and
comes up with the Flute La
Menagere, about 10 at night,
which, after some conflict,
strikes.
238 Ship of the line carrying a
French prize intoPortsmouth
harbour.
1784. 53 Lord Hood's action with the
French fleet before the island
of St. Kitts.
56 The taking the Caton and
Jason, French men of war,
of 64 guns each, by the
Valiant, Capt. Goodall, of
74-
89 La Ville de Paris striking to the
British fleet, AprU 12, 1782.
127 View of Gibraltar, for the frieze
of a chimney.
168 La Sybill, having dismasted
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1784. 210 The action between La Ma
gicienne, of 32 guns, Capt.
Greaves, and La Sybill, of
36 guns.
436 A bird's-eye view of the action
on the 12th of April, 1782,
between the English and
French fleets.
1785. 38 View of Dover, with a fleet of
men of war going to the
northward, for a frieze of a
chimney piece.
1 16 View of Gibraltar.
203 The distressed situation of the
Monmouth, Capt. Alms, in
the last engagement in the
East - Indies, between Sir
Edward Hughes and Mons.
de Suffrein, out of which he
extricated himself by wear
ing his ship under the sprit-
sail and the sprit-sail top
sail.
237 A homeward bound Indiaman
in three positions, passing by
Dover.
1786. 158 View of the lighthouse, Genoa.
161 do. Europa Point, Gibral
tar.
197 Sea piece, in the style of Van-
derveld, by the particular
desire of a gentleman.
213 do. do. do.
1787. 199 Five ships sent bythe Spaniards
against the New Mole, etc.,
the Panther, man of war,
commanded by Capt. Harvy,
lying off Roscia Bay, Gibral
tar.
238 The destruction of the floating
batteries at Gibraltar.
422 Portraits of four Greenland
ships outward bound.
1788. 32 Their Sicilian Majesties' return
to Naples from Leghorn.
136 Lord Rodney Conducting the
Ville de Paris and other
prizes into Port Royal,
Jamaica.
1789. 144 The Nottingham, Indiaman,
with a view of Sandown
Castle in the Downs.
181 View of Calshot Castle, at the
entrance of Southampton
River.
182 The Ceres, Indiaman, passing
by Dover.
1790. 120 Sea piece.
169 Lord Rodney carrying the Ville
de Paris and other prizes into

Port Royal, Jamaica; a
frieze for a chimney-piece.
1790. 184 A fleet saihng into Portsmouth
harbour with a prize; a frieze
for a chimney-piece.
233 The LasceUes, East Indiaman,
off Dover.
442 Shipping.
455 do.
1 791. 34 The Hebe frigate, belonging to
Mr. Fitzgerald, with a view
of Spithead.
1792. 50 View of Calshot Castle, at the
mouth of Southampton river.
83 View of Hurst castle, Hamp
shire.
126 The relief of Gibraltar by Lord
Howe and Admiral Barring
ton, 1782.
1793. 25 Bristol man letter of marque,
with a view of the island of
Lundy.
50 A lively breeze.
126 The Foudroyant, commanded
by Sir John Jervis, bringing
the Pegase, a French 74,
into Portsmouth.
132 A pleasing gale.
147 Their Majesties in the Augusta
yacht, sailing through the
fleet at Spithead, in May,
1778.
203 The Manship, East Indiaman,
in a storm off' the Cape of
Good Hope.
528 A View at Plymouth.
{Serres' Christian name is spelt Dominick
all through the Royal Academy catalogues,
but D. N. B. spells it Dominic, and Bryan
Dominique. In the notice of his death in
the "Gent's Mag." 1793, it is Domenic.
D. N. B. states that he succeeded Wilton as
Librarian to the Royal Academy in 1792,
but no mention is made of this in the
catalogues)

SERRES, Dominic M  Painter.
Master Serres.
1778. 375 View of Shenfield, near Brent
ford, Essex.
D. Serres, Junr.,
I, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1781. 195 Portrait of a horse. D. M. Serres.
1782. 474 View of Leigh church, Glou
cestershire.
1783. 21 Farm yard.
1784. 163 Portrait of a gentleman.

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Serres, Dominic M. — continued.
Welbeck Street.
1785. 453 View of Boulogne sur Mer.
St. George's Row.
1787. 500 Scene at the Poste Royale at
Boulogne sur Mer; a draw
ing.
528 View in the road to Paris, with
the Messagerie Royal de
Paris; a drawing.
36, Cockspur Street.
1804. 474 A scene looking across the bay
of Naples towards Vesuvius,
taken from the heights of
PausiUpo. In the inter
mediate ground is Monte
Pizze Falconi and CasteUo
de Novo.
SERRES, Miss H  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Miss Serres.
1783. 454 Landscape. Miss H. Serres.
1790. 529 Landscape. Miss Serres.
1791- 435 Flower piece.
1792. 584 A bouquet of flowers.
1793- 853 A boquet of flowers.
1797. 657 Flowers.
1800. 1 601 A groupe of flowers.
{Miss H. Serres was evidently the eldest
of the four sisters)
SERRES, Miss Joanna  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Miss J. Serres.
510 View from Nature.
523 Marian, from Gay's Pastorals.
596 Landscape.
700 A landscape.
582 do.
784 View after Nature.
533 A view near Bath.
609 Bouquet of flowers.
39, High Street, Marylebone.
A landscape in Wales.

1788
1789 1791
1792 1793
1797 1798

1803. 881

SERRES, John Thomas  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Mr. John Serres.
1776. 333 A View of the Queen's palace.
1777. 398 do. of Aylesford in Kent.
1779- 37^ do. near Kilburn, Middle
sex.
J. Serres, at Mr. Serres',
St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1780. 154 A gentleman on horseback.

1780. 310 The Abbey of Town Mailing,
Kent; water colours.
311 Paper MiU at Bonend, Bucks;
water colour.
J. T. Serres, at Mr. Serres',
St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1781. 108 View at Needsden, Middle
sex.
369 View of Stone-bridge, near
Harrow, Middlesex.
378 View at Willsden, Middlesex.
1782. 462 View of Dundery church,
Somersetshire.
486 View at King's Weston, Glou
cestershire.
1783. 18 View of the water engine at
Pimlico.
1784. 118 Landscape. Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square.
1785. 459 Distant view of the city of
Canterbury. St. George's Row.
1787. 35 Scene on the canal in the city
of Hamburg.
37 Portrait of the Augusta Yacht,
with a view of Gluckstadt on
the Elbe.
38 The Bloomhouse at the en
trance of the harbour at
Hamburgh.
38tScene on the canal at Ham
burg.
144 View of Coxhaven on the Elbe,
with a portrait of his Ma
jesty's yacht Augusta.
1788. 47 View of the lighthouse in the
bay of Dublin, with his Ma
jesty's yacht Dorset.
132 A brig in a fresh gale, with a
view of Dover.
1789. 89 The change at Waterford.
180 Bellam Castle at the entrance
of the River Tagus, Lisbon.
193 Trinity Yacht, with a view on
the Thames.
211 View near Naples.
(Marine Painter to H.R.H. the Duke of
Clarence.)
1790. 86 View on the Thames, looking
towards Limehouse church.
136 The Britannia shipwreck'd off
Cape Colomna on the coast
of Greece. Vide Falconer's
Shipwreck. Rome.
1 79 1. 10 Moonlight.
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32, Upper Seymour Street,
Portman Square.
1792. 106 Theforenoonof April 12, 1782,
Admiral Rodney in the For
midable, leading the centre
of the British fleet through
the French line.
114 Sunrise of April 12, 1782. The
Valiant and Monarch re
called (from chasing the dis
abled ships) to form the
line, the French fleet bear-~
ing down, which appears on
the Horizon.
149 A calm inside the harbour of
Genoa.
1 78 Sunrise, with the lighthouse at
Genoa.
214 A storm, with Leghorn light
house.
314 A scene on the coast of Suren-
tem, with the island of Ischia
in the distance.
327 The port of Leghorn, with a
half galley of the Grand
Duke of Tuscany putting to
sea.
1793. 165 Industry, at Vietri, in the gulph
of Salerno.
233 A composition in imitation of
the Italian sea ports.
275 Castle del Uova, the entrance
of the gulph of Salerno and
the island of Caprea from
Naples.
325 An English Frigate lying off
the Castel Vecchio at Leg
horn.
574 Amusement at Naples.
(Marine Painter to His Majesty and
H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence.)
1794. 61 A view of Dover Castle by
moonlight.
134 A fleet cruizing — a brisk gale.
217 A View taken from the Howth
looking towards Dublin
hghthouse.
308 A frigate in a hard gale off the
Edystone.
1795- 93 The Royal George becalmed
at Spithead.
120 A brisk gale.
81, Wimpole Street,
Cavendish Square.
1800. 32 The English and French
squadrons engaging on the
i2th Oct., 1798, off" Tory
Island.
65 A scene in the bay of Dub
lin.

1800. 66 Ships becalmed, with a making
tide.
175 A scene on the banks of the
Thames, with a Fisherman
going aboard his boat.
535 His Majesty's squadron, under
the command of Captain
J. B. Warren, in pursuit of
the French fleet.
738 The Robust taking possession
of the Hoche.
(Marine Painter to His Majesty and Duke
of Clarence, and Marine Draughtsman
to the Hon. Board of Admiralty.)
1 80 1. 499 A calm, with a ship of the line
saluting.
560 A view of the town of La
Valette, at Malta, with the
ships in the harbour, when
it capitulated to the Eng
lish, sth September, 1800.
627 A View on the River Thames
looking towards London-
bridge. 64, Harley Street.
1802. 193 Mount Orgueil castle, Jersey,
with a passing storm.
"Larger ships may venture
more;
But little boats should keep
the shore."
209 A representation of the coast
and entrance of Brest,
with H.M.S. Boadicea mak
ing signal to a repeating
frigate, of the number of
French and Spanish ships
at anchor in the harbour.
242 The Penguin raking the stern-
most ship of the French line.
243 Commencement of the en
gagement between H.M.
brig Penguin, of 18 guns,
commanded by Capt. Man-
sell, and three French ships
of 24, 18, and 16 guns.
855 The Penguin engaged by two
of the French ships, notwith
standing which, and the loss
of her fore-top-mast, obUged
the third to strike, when in
the act of running her
aboard.
1804. 594 His Majesty's ship, Clyde,
Captain Cunningham, cruiz
ing off the entrance of Brest,
and making the signal that
the combined enemy's fleet
are in the same state as last
reconnoitred, 1800.

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Serres, John Thomas — continued.
1804. 605 His Majesty's ship, Clyde,
Capt. Cunningham, blowing
up the Jason frigate, that
was lost off St. Maloes, to
prevent her falling into the
hands of the enemy, 1801.
635 La Vestale striking to His
Majesty's ship, Clyde, Capt.
Cunningham, off the Tour
de Cordouan, and another
National frigate making her
escape while the Vestale was
taken possession of, 1798.
(Marine Painter to His Majesty.) 50, Piccadilly.
1807. 155 A view of the old, or St.
George's dock, at Liverpool.
283 A Dutch boat getting under-
weigh in a squall of wind
and rain; a ship of the line
at anchor, and other vessels
in the offing.
711 A view of the north shore at
Liverpool, looking towards
the entrance of the river
Mersey.
(Marine Painter to His Majesty, H.R.H.
the Duke of Clarence, and the Hon. the
Board of Admiralty.)
1816. 236 A squall of wind, with a boat
on a lee shore; North Coast
of Devon.
296 A scene on the Thames, near
Gravesend, with an India-
man drying sails off Tilbury
Fort.
57, Brook Street,
West Square, Lambeth.
1820. 4 Scene in Torbay, with a ship
of the line riding at anchor,
and a Dutch vessel putting
to sea in a stiff breeze.
SERRES, Mrs. John Thomas (for
merly Miss Olivia Wilmot). Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
Mrs. Serres, Junr.
1793- 534 A landscape. Mrs. J. T. Serres.
1794. 185 A landscape. Mrs. Serres, Junr.
1795- 49 Morning.
310 Evening. Mrs. J. T. Serres.
1800. 507 Morning; a sketch.
14, Old Cavendish Street.
1804. 47 Morning — a landscape.
663 A landscape — moonhght.

33, Old Bond Street.
1805. 272 Evening. Mrs. Serres, 3, George Street,
St. James's Square.
1S06. 406 Morning.
904 A landscape.
(Landscape painter to H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales.) Mrs. O. Serres.
1807. 292 Morning.
556 Landscape, a composition.
685 Morning. S, King Street, St. James's.
1808. 668 A landscape — morning.
{Mrs. Serres married in 1791, and
separated in 1804. In 18 17 she claimed
to be the daughter of Henry Frederick, Duke
of Cumberland, but failed to support it. She
died in poverty in 1834.)
SERRES, Miss S  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 406 Flowers.
1800. 771 An Iris, after nature.
SETCHEL, Miss Elizabeth... Painter.
23, King Street, Covent Garden.
1832. 1017 Dorothea, daughter of T. WU
son, Esq.
1838. 52 Portrait.
314 A portrait.
1842. 210 do.
1843. 435 do.
1845. '°^9 do.
SETCHEL, Miss Sarah  Painter.
23, King Street, Covent Garden.
1831. 862 Fanny.
1832. 606 Sketch of a cottager.
673 A peasant child.
1833. 819 Study of a child's head.
1835. 865 A portrait.
1836. 848 Portrait of a lady.
1837. 933 A sketch.
1839. 612 Portrait of a lady.
1840. 550 Study of a gentleman reading.
{This artist was well known by her en
graved drawing of " The Momentous
question.")
SETH-SMITH, William Howard. Architect.
46, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
1885. 1965 Sketch at Perigueux.
1889. 1859 Design for Men and Boys' In
stitute, Buckingham Palace
Road.

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8i

1889. 1896 Marling Schools, Stroud,
Gloucestershire.
1894. 1649 Buildings, West of England.
1895. 1488 Little Missenden Abbey,
Bucks.
1578 Waxwell Farm, Pinner.
1896. 1736 The Elms, Roehampton.
1776 Lodge and stables, Waxwell
Farm, Pinner.
1897. 1835 Theological CoUege, Cam
bridge. With A.R.G. Pen
ning.
1869 House at Eastcote, Pinner.
1899. 1777 St. Luke's Parish church, Maid
stone.
1900. 1805 Houses at Godalming.
1903. 1576 House near Witley.
1904. 1434 School chapel, Oxfordshire.
SETON, Charles C  Painter.
19, Marlborough Hill,
St. John's Wood.
1881. 38 A study.
1882. 115 "With Horace and Petrarch
and two or three more Of
the best wits that reign'd in
the ages before."
338 " Away with melancholy."
1883. 367 The third age. "And then the
lover, etc."
Cavendish Buildings,
Old Cavendish Street.
1884. 661 The unconverted cavalier.
1885. 1057 In hiding.
1887. 554 The ruby wine.
23, Cavendish Square.
1889. 356 The unconverted cavalier.
773 "Only a reUc dimm'd with
tears."
1890. 512 A doubtful "Strad."
1892. 655 The grant of arms.
1894. 864 A mill on the Teme.
SETON, John Thomas. See Seaton,
vol. vii, page 69.
SETTLE, W. Moss  Architect.
Ramsden Square, Barrow-in-Furness.
1903. 1634 " The King Edward," Vickers-
town.
SEVERN, Arthur, R.I.  Painter.
1 1, Manchester Buildings, Whitehall.
1863. 789 St. Paul's at Sunrise.
Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.
1895. 169 Morning effect over Skye, from
Loch Scavaig.
VII.

1895. 566 Sunset at Seascale, coast of
Cumberland.
1896. 400 Moonlight.
SEVERN, Miss A. M  Painter.
2, Denbigh Terrace, Belgrave Road.
1852. 1070 The twins.
Miss M. Severn, 59, Coleshill Street.
1855. '°97 Chess.
1856. 923 Summer and winter.
SEVERN, Benjamin  Painter.
At Charles Jennings' ,
Great Ormond Street.
1772. 243 A portrait of a lady; three-
quarters.
SEVERN, Joseph  Painter.
19, Frederick Place,
Goswell Street Road.
1819. 267 Hermia and Helena. "We,
Hermia, like two artificial
gods, etc." — Midsummer
Night's Dream, act iii, sc. 2.
940 J. Keats, Esq.
6, Goswell Street Road.
1820. 398 Una and the Red Cross Knight
in the Cave of Despair.
This picture obtained the
gold medal in the Royal
Academy in 1819. "The
Knight was much enmoved
at his speech, etc." — Spenser. Rome.
The Vintage at Gensano in
Italy.
Cordelia watching by the bed
of Lear. " O ye kind gods,
etc. " Vide King Lear, act iv,
sc. 6.
The Roman beggar.
A Roman peasant girl praying.
An Italian scene.
The lovers — scene an Italian
vintage.
A Venetian Warrior taking
leave of his wife.
The fountain.
Italian vintagers returning.
Sicilian peasants singing the
evening hymn to the Virgin.
1834. 377 Shepherds and their flocks in
the Campagna of Rome at
sunset, the full moon rising
behind the Alban Mount.
1836. 226 Puck. M

1827.

273

1828.

239

270

326

1829.

404

1830.

18

235

440
1832.
389
1833-
IOI8
82

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Severn, Joseph — continued.
1836. 228 Ariel.
1838. 35 The infant of the Apocalypse
saved from the Dragon. —
Rev., chap. xii. A study for
a large altarpiece, presented
by the late Cardinal Weld
to the church of St. Paul at
Rome.
58 Ariel. "Where the bee sucks,
there lurk I, etc."
252 The first crusaders in sight of
Jerusalem. The principal
characters are Peter the
Hermit, Godfrey of BouiUon,
Edward and Gildippe, Tan-
cred, Raimond, Bsemond,
Ademar, Bishop of Puy, etc.
From Tas so' s Jerusalem De
livered.
400 The finale of a Venetian
masque at the summer's
dawn.
1839. 264 Rhyme of the ancient mariners.
" The western wave was all
aflame, etc."

"'The game is done! I've
won,'
Quoth she, and whistles thrice.''
28 1 Rienzi amid the ruins of Rome,
inspiring the people to re
store the laws and govern
ment, and to withstand the
atrocities of the Barons.
The subject is imagined
from the nth Canzone of
Petrarch addressed to Ri
enzi.
1840. 113 Isabella on the Pot of Basil.
" And so she ever fed it with
her tears, etc." — Keats.
137 Portia with the casket. Vide
"Merchant of Venice."
6 (Octagon room.) The witches'
cavern: Glaucus and lone.
Vide The Last Days of Pom
peii.
8 (Octagon room.) The Roman
Ave Maria. In the back
ground is represented the
Pantheon, as seen by the
Italian twilight and the full
moon. 3, Burlington Gardens.
1 84 1. 276 Riposo Italiano.
461 An Italian fountain.
1842. 295 An Italian widow seUing aU
her trinkets to a Jew, except
her husband's picture.

" Her grief is proud and scorns
to shew itself;
She'll easier lose her trinkets
than a tear;
Her children are her jewels
now."
21, James Street, Buckingham Palace.
1843. 516 Angelica descending to the
earth from the flying horse,
after she had been rescued
by Ruggiero from being de
voured by the sea monster.
" Ruggiero carries the en
chanted shield covered up,
whose brightness overpow
ered every creature it shone
on; and in conquering the
monster with it, his fear for
Angelica made him give her
the magic ring which ren
dered her invisible when put
into her mouth, and which
the moment of her touching
the earth she availed herself
of." — Orlando Furioso.
528 His Excellency Chevalier Bun-
sen, the Prussian Ambassa
dor.
1844. 579 Vintage scene in •Southern
Italy. " Some on the ladder,
and some underneath. Fill
ing their baskets, etc." —
Rogers' Italy.
1845. 40 The Countess of Eghnton
and her son, Lord Mont-
gomerie.
238 The Hon. Mrs. H. R. Yorke.
1027 Shelley composing his Prome
theus Unbound, amidst the
ruins of Rome. " This poem
was chiefly written upon the
mountainous ruins of the
baths of Caracallas, among
the flowery glades and
thickets of odoriferous blos
soming trees which are ex
tended in ever-winding laby
rinths upon its immense
platforms and dizzy arches
suspended in the air. The
bright blue sky of Rome,
and the effect ofthe vigorous
awakening of Spring in that
divinest climate, and the new
life with which it drenches
the spirits even to intoxica
tion, were the inspirations of
this drama." — Shelley.
1846. 595 Lady Anne Beckett.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

1846. 678

1847.

340

1848.

581

1849.

887
549

892
1850. 569

984
1035

I85I. 821

"53

1205

1852. 261

Mary, the sister of Lazarus.
"But one thing is needful
and Mary hath chosen that
good part, etc." — Luke, x,
42.
From the parable of the lost
sheep.
Queen Esther's emotion when
about to appear before the
king, in favour of the Jews,
etc. — Esther, vi, i.
Study in chalks.
The Holy Sepulchre. The two
angels are sitting on the
tomb, as described in St.
John, chap, xx; one is at the
foot, the other at the head.
The first (on the side of the
picture) is intended to re
present the Angel of the
Crucifixion, who, looking on
the crown of thorns and the
naUs, is absorbed in the past
sufferings of our Saviour.
The other angel is of the
Resurrection, who, looking
up with an expression of
joy, contemplates the glori
ous change, and will an
nounce it to the approaching
women.
Twins.
The abdication. "WhUst a
prisoner at Lochleven Castle,
the Queen of Scots was con
strained to abdicate, owing
to the violence of the Lords
Lindsay and Ruthven, and
by the advice of Sir Robert
MelviUe."— 5z> W. Scott.
Portrait, in chalks, of a lady.
Portrait, in chalks, of Thurlow,
the son of Sir Francis Astley,
Bart.
Keats, at Hampstead, when he
first imagined his Ode to the
Nightingale. — Milnes'Life of
Keats.
Amasea's despair {drawing for
a fresco). " Then casting up
a deadly look, etc." —
Spenser.
Chalk portrait of a lady in a
bridal dress.
2, Denbigh Terrace, Belgrave Road.
The triple sons of Agape.
"Amongst those knights
there were three brethren
bold, etc." — Spenser.

1852.

944 The Bride; a sketch
colours. " Happy
bride that the sun

in oil
is the
shines

on.

1853. 225 " As Mary Magdalene, buying
the precious ointment so de
voutly, was permitted to
foresee the crucifixion."
" She hath done what she
could, etc." — Mark, xiv, 8.
59, Coleshill Street.
1854. 325 Riposo Italiano. 26, Coleshill Street.
1857. 997 The deserted village. "Good
heaven ! what sorrows
gloom'd that parting day,
etc. " — Goldsmith.

SEVERN, Miss Mary. See Mrs.
Charles J. Newton, vol. v, page 355.

SEVERN, Walter  Painter.
2, Denbigh Terrace, Belgrave Road.
1853. 457 Herd of Red deer — sunset.
1 3, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn.
1855. 1345 Herds of red deer and fallow
deer in Windsor Park.

SEWARD, Edwin  Architect.
55, Newport Road, Cardiff.
1890. 1866 A portal in Barcelona.

SEWARD, Mrs. Edwin (Edith Jessie).
Painter.
55, Newport Road, Cardiff.
1889. 800 A grey day, Bristol Channel.
1 89 1. 136 On the marsh.

SEWARD, H. H  Architect.
I, New Millman Street.
noi Design for a monumental
building.
At Mr. Soane's, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
1009 A design for a Villa.
873 A mausoleum.
814 Building in a park.
786 A Vestibule and Staircase.
I, Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn.
857 Design for a public library.
922 Design for a tower, in com
memoration of the late Lord

1797.

1799.
1801.1804.1805.

1806.

84

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Seward

,H

1807. 1808.

963
943

1809.

741

1810.

704

1811.

821849

1812. 1813.

814881

1 8 14.
1816.

683 697
801

814

901
I8I7. 880
I8I9. 10591079
1820. 8g6909
911
1823. 481 914

, H. — continued.
Nelson, proposed to be used
as a lighthouse and signal
station.
Design for a Royal Palace.
Vestibule do.
39, Craven Street.
Entrance to a market at Here
ford.
New Court, Herefordshire, for
the Rev. J. Lilly.
Entrance to a prison.
Parish church of East Witton,
Yorkshire, to commemorate
George the Third's Jubilee
(50 years).
East Witton Church.
Buildings on banks of the
Thames.
Design for a triumphal bridge.
do. do. do.
Church at Greystead, North
umberland.
Chapel at Heemshaugh, North
umberland.
Church at Wark, Northumber
land.
Temple to National fame, etc.
Gaol at Bristol.
Bristol Gaol.
do.
Baths at Hot Spring, Clifton.
The seat of J. Biddulph at
Ledbury, Herefordshire.
Hotwell House, CUfton.
A church. do. interior.

SEWARD, W.  Architect.
241, Tottenham Court Road.
1813. 857 Design for a bath.
W. Soward,
241, Tottenham Court Road.
1 8 14. 699 Design for a mausoleum.
707 do. pubhc buUding.
1815. 804 do. triumphal bridge.
847 Crewkerne church, Somerset
shire.

SEWELL, B  Architect.
Norwich.
1797. 1157 The South side of Norwich
Cathedral, from actual mea
surements.
1798. 933 South-west view of Norwich
Castle.
1799' 945 N.E. view of Norwich Cathe
dral.

SEXTIE, William A  Painter.
17, Duke Street,
Grosvenor Square, and
Richley House, Marlborough, Wiltshire.
1848. 408 A favourite hack, the property
of the Earl of Granville.

SEYFFARTH, Miss Agnes E.
Miniature Painter.
8, Back Place, Bayswater.
1850. 790 Portrait of a gentleman.

SEYFFARTH, Mrs. Woldemar. See
Miss Louisa Sharpe, vol. vii, page
91.

SEYMOUR, Miss Harriette Anne. Painter.
6, Southwick Crescent.
1866. 737 The Bell Harry Tower, Canter
bury Cathedral.

SEYMOUR, Mrs. See Miss Emily
Anne Scott, vol. vii, pages 56, 57.

SEYMOUR, Robert  Painter.
32, Rosamond Street.
1822. 513 The Christians deterred by the
terrors of enchantment from
felling timber to construct
their machines of annoyance.
" And three succeeding days
The boldest warriors, urged
by thirst of praise, etc." —
Jerusalem Delivered.
SEYMOUR, Walter  Painter.
1 5, Oseney Crescent, N. W.
1891. 1574 The last load. Ill, Charlotte Street.
1892. 1096 "Our Father."
1515 Miss Ellen Terry as "Lady
Macbeth," act v, sc. i.
19, Fitzroy Street.
1896. 1511 On a summer night.
1554 For Margate direct.
SHACKLE, George H  Architect.
" Rosedale," Stanford Road,
New Southgate.
1897. 1820 Church for Exeter.
1900. 1826 House at Shelf ord.

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85

SHACKLETON, William ... Painter.
National Art Training School,
South Kensington.
1895. 1316 Summer flowers.
21, Sutherland Place, Bayswater.
1896. 1444 Study of a head.
1897. 1131 Twilight.
1246 Gathering plums.
1 316 Evening star. Amberley, Sussex.
1898. 803 The rehquary.
30, Churchfield Mansions,
New King's Road, Fulham.
1900. 324 Children on the sea shore.
836 Motherhood.

SHADE, William A  Painter.
4, Pelham Street.
1875. 602 "He loves me, — loves me
not?" 54, Parliament Street.
1877. 140 A spring time idyll.
1878. 493 "Sleep, baby, sleep."

SHAKESPEAR,J. Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 927 Portrait of a gentleman.

SHALDERS, George  Painter.
I, Green Row, Portsmouth.
1848. 565 Death. Pembroke Street, Portsmouth.
1849. 1068 Cobern on the Moselle.
1850. 4 StiU life. 37, Golden Square.
1853. 286 Near Woking, Surrey.
1854. 275 Glengariff, Ireland.
1855. 373 Near Guildford, Surrey.
375 Near Snowdon. 7, New Coventry Street.
1856. 429 View in North Wales.
581 do. do.
1857. 1042 do. do.
108, Tachbrook Street.
1858. 413 Near Kenmare, Ireland.
1859. 221 Glengariffi do.
241 Near Bantry Bay, do.
932 On the river Lee, do.
1862. 954 Near Haslemere, Surrey.

SHALLCROSS, Thomas M. Architect.
6, Dale Street, Liverpool.
1904. 1576 House in Cheshire.

SHAND, Miss Christine R....Painte'*
Gas Company's Chambers,
Newcastle-on- Tyne.
1899. 411 Azaleas. "See, and scorn all
duller taste, how Heaven
loves colour, etc." — Leigh
Hunt.
1900. 747 Spring flowers.
772 From the cottage garden.
SHAND, J  Painter.
21, Greek Street.
1818. 516 Mr. A. Manning.
18 1 9. 424 Mrs. T. Manning.
434 Lord Charles Spencer Churchill.
44, New Bond Street.
1820. 172 Fred Fitzclarence, Esq., Cold
stream Guards.
389 Rich. Armit, Esq., 3rd regi
ment of Guards.
SHAND, W  Architect.
33, Gee Street, Goswell Street.
1807. 1036 Bank of Scotland.
SHAN NAN, A. McFarlane. Sculptor.
cjo R. Corbett, Esq.,
2, Dunbarton Road, Glasgow.
1893. 17 1 2 The hunter and the wood
nymph; group, bronze.
7, Scott Street,
Garnet Hill, Glasgow.
1895. 1667 Portrait statuette.
1897. 1999 Lord Kelvin; bust, bronze.
1899. 1951 C. Eadie, Esq.; bust.
1902. 1610 Harry Alfred Long, Esq. ; bust.
SHANNON, Charles Haslewood. Painter.
73, Lavender Sweep.
1885. 1681 Parable of the disobedient ser
vant.
1709 Moses and the magicians be
fore Pharaoh.
SHANNON, James Jebusa, A.R.A. Painter.
25, Claverton Street, Pimlico.
1881. 575 The Hon. Horatia Stopford.
Exhibited by command of
H.M. The Queen.
1882. 686 Henry G. Hudson, Esq.
3, Radnor Street, Chelsea.
1883. 419 Miss K. A. SpurreU.
1884. 627 Madame Patey.
806 Herr Poznanski.
929 Mrs. Fachse.

86

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Shannon, James Jebusa, A.R.A. — con

tinued

Merton Villa Studios,

Manresa Road.

1886.

151 Miss LiUie Bowring.

991 J. P. Lloyd, R.N.
1887.
78 Lady Milbanke.
94 Mrs. Bowring.
136 Mrs. W. J. Martin.
219 Miss Emily Bowring.
966 Mrs. Nichols.
Alexandra Studios,
Alfred Place, W.
1888.
744 Owen Slaney Wynn, Esq.
1004 W. H. Peat, Esq.
1889.
254 Mrs. Graham.
502 Mrs. E. Lycett Green and
Eddie,
732 Sir Edward Green, Bart., M.P.
II 44 Miss CoUey.
1891.
141 Mrs. George Coats.
191 Sir Frank Forbes- Adam.
371 The Duchess of Sutherland.
1892.
70 Offie, daughter of A. Laidlay,
Esq.
87 The Hon. Mrs. Lawley.
236 Mrs. Andrew Lawson and Miss
Butler.
568 Hon. Mrs. Harley.
692 Mrs. H. Turton Norton.
1893.
163 Mrs. Arthur and her son.
570 Mrs. T. Carew O'Brien.
3fl, Holland Park Road.
1894.
129 Mrs. Claude Magniac.
500 The Countess of Radnor.
1895.
197 The Marquess of Granby,
M.P.
324 Winifred, daughter of G. H.
Pember, Esq.
410 Lady Boston.
1896.
83 Mrs. Baird.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1897.
333 Clare SeweU Read, Esq., M.P.
for Norfolk 1865- 1885.
Presentation portrait.
404 Mrs. George Peck.
639 Jill, the daughter of G. W.
Rhodes, Esq.
646 The Rt. Hon. Sir John Hib-
bert, K.C.B.
1898.
37 The white mouse.
114 Kathleen, daughter of Hon.
Mr. Justice Mathew.
205 Mrs. Herbert Cohen.
643 Sir James Smith. Presentation
portrait.
1004 Sir Thomas Roe. Presentation
portrait.
1899.
13 Babes in the wood.
126 Lady Mathew.
1899. 334 Lady Ulrica Duncombe.
504 Lord Cranworth.
507 Mrs. James Crombie.
1900. 50 Lord Manners.
121 The Hon. Mrs. Portman.
371 Madame MichaeUs.
1 90 1. 21 Lady Barran.
41 Miss Kitty Shannon.
274 The flower-girl. Purchased by
the Chantrey Bequest for
336 Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pelham Clinton.
491 Lady White.
498 Mrs. Walter Fenwick.
1902. 109 Mrs. Fred EUiott.
180 Colonel Charlesworth and his
son.
202 Lady Marjorie Manners.
269 PhU May, Esq.
280 Margaret and Ruth, daughters
of L. Hirsch, Esq.
1903. 15 Mrs. Ansell.
77 Miss Dulcie Laurence-Smith.
93 Mrs. Lazarus and daughter.
214 Mrs. Henri Riviere.
251 One of King Edward VII's
pages at His Majesty's
Coronation : George Francis
Augustus, Lord Vernon.
277 Miss Beale.
1904. io6 Mr. Martin Harvey as "Syd
ney Carton."
119 Sir William Emerson.
214 Miss Gladys Raphael.
281 Lorna and Dorothy, daughters
of W. Heward Bell, Esq.
SHANNON, M  Architect.
26, James Street, Manchester Square.
1 800. 1049 Internal design of a mauso
leum. 14, Poland Street.
1804. 830 Inside of a chapel.
1805. 726 Design for a pump-house, sup
posed to be built by the
water-mill, to supply ship
ping with fresh water; the
gallery is designed from
whence an alarm may be
given in case of fire.
191, Piccadilly.
1 808. 926 Design for farm house and
offices.
932 The Abbey of St. Augustine's,
in the city of Bristol, as it
stood A.D. 1 146, founded by
King Henry II and Earl
Robert, King of the Danes.
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87

SHAPLAND, Mrs. A. F. Terrell
(Ellen)  Painter.
70, Grand Parade, Brighton.
1883. 1015 Whiting.
1888. 1261 The iris.
1889. 1539 A basket of whiting.
1890. 1393 Destined for the pan.

SH APL AN D, John  Painter.
8, Topsham Road, Exeter.
1 90 1. 2 Paradise Lost.
1903. 602 Fairy-led.
707 Diana.
SHARMAN and ARCHER. Architects.
Wellingborough.
1900. 1858 Wellingborough College Hos
pital.
SHARP. See Lewin, Sharp and
Arpin, vol. v, page 50.

SHARP, Arthur D  Architect.
3, Caroline Place, W.C.
1903. 1682 Design for Liverpool Cathe
dral.
SHARP, Arthur William  Painter.
I, Chepstow Villas, Bayswater.
1875. 855 Near Rochford, Essex.
SHARP, Miss Dorothea  Painter.
9, Carlton Mansions, West End Lane.
1 90 1. 778 Playmates. 1 6, Douglas Mansions, West End Lane.
1904. 419 A Normandy farm.
663 Field daisies.
SHARP, Edward  Painter.
2, Chester Street, Belgrave Square.
1857. 682 The Terrace, Haddon HaU.
SHARP, Michael William ... Painter.
22, Great Marlborough Street.
1801. 116 Mrs. Kennitt.
292 Mr. Heaviside.
1802. 138 H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth.
762 Lady Pitt.
1803. 15 H.R.H. the Princess Augusta.
261 J. Gilbert, Esq.

1804.

1805.

1807.1808.1809.1810.
1811. 1812.

i«i3-

1814.

1815.

41, Great Marlborough Street.
302 SignoraStorace in the character
of Katherine in the Enghsh
Fleet.
396 The Prince of Wales's Loyal
Volunteers preparing for the
grand review by His Majesty,
October 28, 1803; with por
traits of the commandant,
field officers, captains, lieu
tenants, etc.
W. Sharp, 3, Suffolk Street.
10 Sketch — evening.
284 Mrs. Sharp.
M. W. Sharp,
3, Suffolk Street.
108 Skirmish; a sketch.
130 Portraits of a lady and her
child.
164 Portrait of a gentleman.
104 The bunch of keys.
76, Newman Street.
125 Portrait of a lady.
249 do. do.
98 Portraits of a gentleman and
his family.
293 The run-away heiress returning
to her friends. 67, Newman Street.
141 Portraits of a lady and gentle
man.
335 Sour apples.
403 Portraits of a gentleman and
his family.
98 Portrait of a nobleman.
10 1 do. gentleman.
136 Mrs. Crome.
155 Portrait of the Chamberlain of
Norwich.
106 Portrait of a lady.
177

do. British officer, de
livering an African slave
whom he brought to Eng
land, and is now at his seat
in Norfolk.
216 Popping the question.
303 Master Irby and his black ser
vant Paulo. M. Sharp {no address).
1817. 120 The finishing touch.
127 Portrait of a gentleman.
M. W. Sharp,
7, Duchess Street,
Portland Place.
1818. 336 Scene Vth, Act 2nd, in "No
Song No Supper." " End-
lesse. Assault me if you dare ;
if you strike me, it 's cogniz
able in court, as I was not
found in any overt act."

88

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sharp,

1819.

1620.182I.

1822.
1823.

1824.

1825.1826.

1827. 1828.

1836.

Michael William — continued.
M. Sharp, 46, Rathbone Place.
298 Scene from, Shakspeare's play
of King John; with portraits.
"Arm, arm, you heavens,
against these^perjured Kings,
etc." — Act iii. Scene i.
M. W. Sharp, 46, Rathbone Place.
61 Sunday morning.
166 A chUd.
282 An author reading his play in
the Green Room to the Per
formers of Drury Lane
Theatre. 76, Newman Street.
226 A party of pleasure.
272 Shakespeare's Jubilee, with
portraits ofthe Performers of
the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane, Covent Garden.
122 The favourite child. "And
without discipline the_7&z'(7«r-
ite child. Like a neglectful
forester runs wild. — Cowper.
19, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
185 The barber politician.
126 Curiosity detected.
286 The Beggars' Opera.— Act II,
Scene 3. " Peachum. Bro
ther, brother, we are both
wrong? "
The arrival of the Calais steam
Packet in Dover Harbour;
the Custom House officer
searching the passengers.
Scene from " Kenilworth."
The rivals, or the Sailor's wed
ding. 15, Mornington Place.
220 Taming ofthe Shrew. — Activ,
Scene 3. " Petruchio. Thy
gown? why aye. Come,
tailor, let 's see 't, etc."

551

347 383

SHARP, R. H  Painter.
York.
1819. 1067 Fragments in the "Vatican
Museum at Rome."
1157 A frame containing a view of
the Forum of Nerva, at
Rome, and a view of the
Roman Forum.
SHARP, Thomas  Sculptor.
Paris, and 31, Tichbourne St.,
Edgware Road.
1830. 1225 Flora in marble.
1831. 1134 Bust of a lady.

1831. 1141 Bust of James Stewart, Esq.,
barrister at law.
1 145 Bust of a gentleman.
1193 A boy and lizard; in marble.
" So having bathed him in
the limpid stream, etc."
22 Dean Street, Soho.
1832. 1 1 14 Model of a Monument erected
in Windsor Church to the
memory of Elizabeth, relict
of Richard Grape, Esq.
II 83 Lord Augustus Fitzclarence.
II 98 The daughter of Lord and
Lady Frederick Fitzclarence.
II, Charles Street,
Clarendon Square.
1833. 1036 Medallic portrait, in wax, of a
gentleman.
1052 Medallic portrait, in wax, of a
lady.
1 13 3 Model of Mons. Louel, in the
character of Troubadour, as
he performed before his late
majesty and others of the
Royal Family at the Egypt
ian HaU in 1829.
1834. 965 Medallicportrait, in wax, ofthe
Rev. George Clayton, of
Walworth.
975 Medallic portrait, in wax, of the
Rev. John Reynolds, of
Romsey, Hants.
1835. 902 A Model, in wax, of St. Martin
and the beggar; to be exe
cuted in silver, and presented
to the Rev. Dr. Richards by
the Parish of St. Martin.
St. Martin seeing a beggar,
and having no other alms
to give, drew his sword,
and divided his cloak with
him. bacchanalian subject; em
bossed in sheet silver. " So,
from the joyous feast a reel
ing throng, etc."
MedaUic portrait, in wax, of
G. Sharp, Esq., Mayor of
Romsey, Hants.
Statue, in marble, of David
giving thanks to the Al
mighty for his victory over
Goliath.
1075 Marble bust of a Bacchante.
20, Gerrard Street.
1837. 1157 Agroupof orphans; in marble.
" Both died. The elder of
their offspring cried bitterly,
etc."
1171 A group of Affection.

994 A

1017

1074

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

89

2$,JuddPlace West, New Road.
1840. 1163 Posthumousbustof Mrs. P. H.
Dickes.
1842. 1 175 A Shakspeare cup, in silver,
with subjects from Hamlet,
Macbeth, King Lear, Julius
Caesar, the Tempest, and
Othello, embossed thereon.
1844. 1 3 14 Marble bust of Lord Palmer
ston. 27, Burton Crescent.
1848. 1433 A Model of a Vintager danc
ing.
1850. 1333 Christ's charge to Peter; a
model. " Peter was grieved,
etc." — St. John, xxi, 17.
1852. 1390 Bust, in marble, of the daughter
of Charles Reeves, Esq.
1446 Posthumous bust, in marble,
of J. Durance George, Esq.,
Professor of Dental Surgery
at the London University.
50, Connaught Terrace.
1854. 1395 Model of a group, of Christ
blessing little children. —
Mark, X, 16.
1421 Bust, in marble, of Flora.
1450 Bust, in marble, of a Bac
chante.
1492 Model of the bust of the Rev.
Robert AinsUe.
1857. 1 29 1 Rev. James Eyre, LL.B.; post
humous, marble bust.
1858. 1304 Joseph Miles, Esq.; post
humous, marble bust.
1 86 1. ni6 Eve seeing the shadow in the
water. "I started back: It
started back, etc." — Mil
ton.
1863. 1 194 Rev. J. Reynolds (posthu
mous).
1864. 105 1 Mrs. George Lewis Phipps
Eyre; posthumous, bust.
1865. 1032 Hagar and Ishmael. "Arise,
hft up the lad, etc." —
Genesis, xxi, 18.
1866. 851 Cupid in love; marble. "He
lay entranced by Psyche,
etc."
1867. 1090 Monumental recumbent statue
of the late Lord Palmerston;
sketch.
1 1 26 Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq.;
posthumous bust.
1868. 1002 LordPalmerston,K.G., G.C.B.;
marble statue. Executed for
Southampton.
1083 Stafford Price, Esq.; posthum
ous, marble.
vu.

1868. 1195 J. S. Charlton, Esq. ; posthum
ous. 1 01, Edgeware Road.
1869. II 69 Admiral the eleventh Earl of
Lauderdale; marble.
SHARP, W  Painter.
345, Oxford Street.
1 81 9. 292 The Attentive Student.
1820. 438 Portrait of a young gentleman.
39, Goodge Street.
1 82 1. 389 Murder of David Rizzio. Vide
History of England.
5, Tichbourne Street, Edgware Road.
1829. 801 Portrait of a gentleman.
{In my Dictionary of Artists I have con
sidered this artist as the great engraver
William Sharp, but he died in 1824. This
W. Sharp appears also as an engraver at
Suffolk Street in 1831.)
SHARPE, Charles W  Engraver.
19, Barrington Crescent, Brixton.
1858. 1 155 Life at the seaside. After W.
P. Frith, R.A.
1859. I22I Macready in the character of
Werner. After D. Maclise,
R.A. 3, Hilldrop Road.
i860. 928 Raising the Maypole. After
F. Goodall, A. R.A.
1867. 947 Hamlet, the play scene. After
D. Machse, R.A.
Ferns, Burnham, Maidenhead.
1883. 1359 The Tuileries, 30th June, 1792.
After A. Elmore, R.A. En
graved for the Art Union of
London.
SHARPE, Miss Charlotte (afterwards
Mrs. Best Morris)  Painter.
Miss Sharpe,
13, King Street, Covent Garden.
1817. 651 Portrait of a lady.
663 do. do.
1818. 703 S. Middiman, Esq.
1819. 761 Portrait of a lady.
787 do. young lady.
1820. 646 do. gentleman.
774 do. do.
{See Mrs. Best Morris, vol. v, page 298.)
{D.N.B. states there were four daughters
of William Sharpe, aBirmingham engraver;
the eldest. Miss Charlotte Sharpe, married
Captain Morris and died in 1849; the
second. Miss Eliza Sharpe, died unmarried N

90

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sharpe, Miss Charlotte — continued.
in 1874; the third. Miss Louisa Sharpe
married Mr. Seyffarth in 1834, and died in
1843, and the youngest. Miss Mary Anne
Sharpe, died unmarried in 1867.
In my Dictionary of Artists, the total
number of the exhibits of the two elder sisters
is wrong, for it now seems evident that Miss
Sharpe {Charlotte), must have married
Captain Morris in 182 1, and Miss Eliza
then took the name of Miss Sharpe.)
SHARPE, Miss Charlotte B. Painter.
Miss C. Sharpe,
47, Upper Seymour Street.
1838. 998 Portrait of a lady.
Charlotte B. Sharpe,
47, Upper Seymour Street.
1839. 773 Portrait of a lady.
1005 The widow.
1840. 674 Portrait.
775 Three portraits. 40, Seymour Street.
1841. 736 Miss M. A. Barrett.
1842. 737 Portrait of a lady in a fancy
dress.

SHARPE, Edmund  Architect.
Quarry Hill, Lancaster.
1875. 1039 Collegiate church of St. Jean-
au-Bois, Compifegne.
SHARPE and PALEY ... Architects. Laruaster.
1846. 1191 Knowsley Church, Lancashire.
1253 do. do. do.
1261 Capernwray Hall, near Lan
caster, the seat of George
Martin, Esq., M.P.
1340 do. do. do.

SHARPE, Miss Eliza  Painter.
13, King Street, Covent Garden.
1817. 807 Portraits of a lady and infant.
838 Portrait of a lady.
18 1 8. 648 do. do.
668 do. a gentleman.
671 do. her grandmother.
1819. 723 do. a young lady.
8 1 1 do. a gentleman.
907 do. a lady.
1820. 472 do. an officer.
854 do. a lady. Miss Sharpe.
1821. 721 do. a lady.

1821.

1823.

1826.

1829.
1838. 1841.
1847.1850.

1851.
1853-

1855-
1858.1865.1867.

695
776

814 Portrait of a lady.
827 do. gentleman.
920 do. lady.
546 Portraits of a mother and sleep
ing child.
560 Portrait of a lady.
626 do. gentleman.
639 Miss Mainwaring.
677 W. J. Roper, Esq.
681 A portrait.
7 1 3 Portrait of a gentleman.
Eliza Sharpe,
44, Upper Charlotte Street.
717 Miss Paton in the character of
Clymante in the opera of
"My native land."
804 The sisters. " Then gie me thy
counsel, dear Titty, etc."
Miss Sharpe, 65, Regent Quadrant.
1827. 678 Belinda. "The busy sylphs
surround her darling care,
etc."
Mr. Ziliani.
¦Tick, tick."
944 Portraits. 35, Beaumont Street.
679 Portrait of a lady.
25, Alsopp Terrace.
611 Mrs. James Graham and chUd.
631 Portrait of a lady and her
son.
673 Portrait of a lady.
46, Upper Charlotte Street.
955 Miss Cowley.
8, Burk Place, Bayswater.
765 Portrait of a lady.
897 Herbert C. Roberts, Esq.
913 Clarence D. Roberts, Esq.
923 George B. Roberts, Esq.
697 Portrait of the daughter
Charles Kean, Esq.
710 Mrs. George Bishop.
715 Mrs. Frederick Walker.
879 Miss and Master Seyffarth.
987 Portrait of the late Mrs. Kean,
mother of Charles Kean,
Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
Jessica. Margaret. 1 2, Middlesex Place, New Road.
717 Portrait of a lady.
26, Howland Street.
657 Miss Seyffarth. 15, Osnaburgh Street.
744 Portrait of a little girl.
17, Tolmer's Square,
Hampstead Road.
859 The late Mr. Sharpe.

of

1037 703 705

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

91

SHARPE, E  Painter.
3, Hilldrop Road, Camden Road.
1867. 15 Love, money and cunning.
SHARPE, Miss F  Painter.
3, Hilldrop Road,
1867. 796 Margaret.
SHARPE, G. W  Painter.
123, Stanley Street, Pimlico.
1865. 85 Quashie.
1866. 197 Peacock's feathers.
284 Thinking it over.
SHARPE, J  Painter.
12, Owen's Place.
1822. 515 Entrance into Borrowdale,
Cumberland.
1833. 530 View in Borrowdale, Cumber
land.
SHARPE, J. C  Architect.
19, Fleet Street.
1842. looi Church at Turnham Green.
II 57 do. do. do.;
interior.
SHARPE, J. F  Painter.
West Hackney.
1826. 687 Joseph.
707 Portrait of a lady.
737 do. gentleman.
738 do. do.
834 Miss Watts.
Shacklewell Green, West Hackney.
1827. 629 Portrait of a lady.
635 do. gentleman.
720 Mr. Dodd.
1828. 743 Portrait.
791 do.
851 Mr. Edward Gandell.
1829. 654 Portrait of a young gentleman.
799 do. lady.
804 Head of a young lady.
1830. 713 Miss S. M. Sharpe.
961 Portrait of a gentleman.
1 83 1. 669 H. Cumberlege, Esq.
684 Portraits of two sisters.
710 Portrait of a young lady.
759 do. do.
874 WiUiam Moore, Esq.
902 John Cooke Price, Esq.
121, Leadenhall Street.
1832. 842 Miss Watts.
19, High Street, Southampton.
1835. 432 G. Banister, Esq.
619 Mr. H. Buchan, Jun.

1835. 627 Portrait of himself.
742 Mr. W. B. Tarrant.
29, above Bar, Southampton.
1836. 736 Portrait of a lady.
861 do. do.
Albion Place, Southampton.
1838. 969 Mrs. Shayer.
SHARPE, J. T  Painter.
1830. 936 Portrait of a lady.
SHARPE, Miss Louisa (afterwards
Mrs. Woldemar Seyffarth... Painter.
1 3, King Street, Covent Garden.
181 7. 607 Portrait of a lady.
824 do. gentleman.
839 do. lady.
1818. 665 do. gentleman.
830 A mother and dead child.
" Sweet infant! withering in
thy tender hour. Oh, sleep !
she cries, and rise a fairer
flower." — Darwin.
18 1 9. 913 Portrait of a lady.
1820. 487 do. do.
1821. 662 Portrait of a Norwood gipsey-
girl.
684 Portrait of a lady.
868 Miss M. Tree, of Covent
Garden Theatre, in the cha
racter of Viola in Twelfth
Night.
1822. 641 Mrs. Mainwaring.
649 Portrait of a lady.
740 Master Harris.
763 Master G. Harris.
1823. 741 H. R. Bishop, Esq., composer
to theTheatre Royal, Covent
Garden. 44, Upper Charlotte Street.
1824. 590 Portrait of a lady.
598 Mrs. T. B. Morris, her son and
deceased infant daughter.
{This exhibit confirms the
note under Miss Charlotte
Sharpe, that she was married
in 1821.)
623 Portrait of a gentleman.
736 Miss Stephens in the character
of Mrs. Ford in the Merry
Wives of Windsor.
794 A portrait.
1826. 673 Portraits of Mademoiselle
Zdlie and Mademoiselle
Celamie Delluc.
791 Miss Forbes, daughter of Sir
Charles Forbes, Bart., M.P.
65, Quadrant, Regent Street.
1827. 559 Miss Georgiana Bosanquet.

92

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sharpe, Miss Louisa — continued.
1827. 673 Mrs. WiUiam Ward.
699 Miss Mary Booth.
835 Titania and the Indian boy.
" She, as her attendant, hath
a lovely boy, stol'n from an
Indian King, etc." — Mid
summer Night's Dream,
Act ii. Scene i.
1828. 923 "And the world's so rich in
resplendent eyes, 'Twere a
pity to limit one's love to a
pair." 35, Beaumont Street.
1829. 499 Miss Georgiana Ward, youngest
daughter of WiUiam Ward,
Esq., M.P.
928 Henry Mackay, Esq., of 6th
Dragoons.
{Miss Louisa Sharpe, married in 1834,
but never exhibited at the Royal Academy
as Mrs. Seyffarth. She did exhibit at the
old Water Colour Society up to 1842.)
SHARPE, M  Painter.
Corner, Gloucester Road,
Old Brompton.
1830. 562 HoUyoaks.

HAR]

PE, Miss Mary  Painter.

32, Highbury Place.

186=;.

168 Head of a boy.

1866.

32 The little school-giri.

1867.

546 Girl with a hoop; a portrait.

1868.

372 Portrait of a lady.

7, Thurloe Square, S. W.

1879.

757 The Convent dispensary.

SHARPE, Miss Mary Anne. Painter.
1 3, King Street, Covent Garden.
722 Portrait of a gentleman.
663 do. young lady.
871 do. lady.
672 do. do.
833 A portrait. 44, Upper Charlotte Street.
751 Portrait of a lady.
806 do. do.
716 Miss Ellen Tree in the cha
racter of Violante.
25, Alsopp Terrace.
713 From "A Midsummer Night's
Dream:"
" Helena. I will not trust you,
I; nor longer stay in your
curst company.
Your hands, than mine, are
quicker for a fray;

i»i9. 1820.
1821.
1822. 1823.1824.1826.1827.

1838.

1839.

1003

1840.

529

1847.1852.

1055 773

1853- 1854.

814 878

1858.1859.1862.

756828728

1863. 831

My legs are longer though, to
run away." — Act iii. Scene 2.
63, Arlington Street, Camden Town.
Portrait of a lady.
33, Howland Street.
Expectation. 8, Burk Place, Bayswater.
Jessy.The daughter of Dr. Wolde
mar Seyffarth, LL.D.
Miss Clarke.
Portrait of a lady.
26, Howland Street.
Miss Pinsent.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
15, Osnaburgh Street.
Portrait of a little girl.

SHARPLES, G  Painter.
9, Fisher Street, Red Lion Square.
18 1 5. 514 Portrait of an artist.
8, Stephen St., Rathbone Place.
1817. 452 Portrait of a gentleman.
41, Rathbone Place.
1 82 1. 608 P. Egan, Esq., author of Life
in London and Boxiana.
710 W. Nation, Esq.
854 P. GrenfeU, Esq., M.P.
1823. 505 T. Belcher, the celebrated
Pugihst.
( This is probably the younger son described
as James in D. N B.)
SHARPLES, James  Painter.
Cambridge.
1779. 299 A lady.
300 Two gentlemen. — Sharpies, Bath.
1782. 75 Portrait of a lady of quality.
168 do. nobleman; cray
ons. {Duke of Northumber
land. — Walpole.)
J. Sharpies, 45, Gerrard Street, Soho.
1783. 99 Portrait of a lady.
130 do. do.

a gentleman. do.
a lady. fruit girl in the

131 do.
143 do.
144 do.
260 do.
wind.
— Sharpies, Grosvenor Place,
Lock Hospital.
1785. 118 A Newcastle lady in the char
acter of Spring.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

93

1785. 119 Portrait of a young lady.
135 do. gentleman.
139 do. lady.
{Mr. Cust in D. N. B. says that James
Sharpies went to America and was taken
prisoner with his family by the French. He
reached New York in 1796. His elder son
Felix remained in America as an artist. His
widow Ellen, after her husband's death, re
turned with the younger son James, and her
daughter Rolinda, to England, and settled
at Bristol Hot Wells. She gave nearly
jC 5, 500 to build the Bristol Academy.)
SHARPLES, Mrs. James (Ellen).
Miniature Painter.
Mrs. Sharpies, 82, Hatton Garden.
1807. 839 H. Brown, Esq.
843 Sir Jos. Banks.
851 Portraits of General Washing
ton and Dr. Priestley.
853 T. Newman, Esq.
920 Dr. Priestley.
{If this artist was the wife of James
Sharpies, she must have returned to England
before her husband's death in 1 8 1 1 . She ex
hibited, as Mrs. Sharpless, at the Society of
Artists from 45, Gerrard Street, in 1783,
and is then described as " Embroideress to
Her Majesty.")
SHARPLES, Miss Rolinda... Painter.
Clifton and
7, Howard Street, Strand.
1820. 46 Shells.
144 Eliza at work.
368 A market.
436 Portrait of a lady.
443 Shells. 2, Lower Harley Place, Clifton.
1822. 500 Rownham ferry, with portraits.
512 The young delinquent. "Alas!
poor Granny, ne'er again
thou'lt boast, The cap oft
worn when named the village
toast."
1824. 21 A mouse.
SHAW, A  Painter.
28, Gower Street.
1829. 1028 Organ screen of the HaU of
Christ's Hospital, London.
27, Berners Street.
1836. 45S Chapel in the Church of San
Francesco Assisi, near
Rome; sketched from the
spot.
1837. 354 View of Venice.

1837. 701 Florence from the Boboli
Gardens; sketched on the
spot.
741 View of Tivoli; sketched on
spot.
SHAW, A. Winter  Painter.
Wellesley House,
Wellington Road, Peckham.
1891. 953 "It was but a summer shower."
9, Crockerton Road, Upper Tooting.
1 90 1. 192 By the river.
SHAW, Byam  Painter.
103, Holland Road.
1893. 79 Rose Mary.
" The Mother held the sphere
on her knee.
Lean this way and speak low
to me,
And take no note but of what
you see." — D. G. Rossetti.
12, Kensington Crescent.
1894. 796 Silent noon.
"This close companioned in
articulate hour.
When twofold silence was the
song of love." — D. G.
Rossetti.
1029 Abundance.
1895. no "We two, she said, wiU seek
the groves. Where the Lady
Mary \s."—D. G. Rossetti,
" The Blessed Damozel."
447 Evelyn, daughter of J. N. Pyke-
Nott, Esq.
1896. 206 Mrs. John Shaw.
574 Whither?
950 Jezebel.
1897. 164 Love's baubles.
316 The comforter.
1898. 342 Truth. "Of Truth doth here
this truth appear, etc."
1026 The Queen of Spades.
1899. 906 Love the conqueror.
28, Addison Road, W.
1900. 1034 " The ways of man are passing
strange."
1 90 1. 60 Suffolk's land. — Shakespeare's
"Henry VI."
241 Boer War, 1900. "Last sum
mer green things were
greener, brambles fewer, the
blue sky hhier."— Christina
Rossetti.
875 The honeymoon.
1902. 1286 "Lady Queen Anne, she sits
in the sun."
1325 " Rock-a-bye baby."

94

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shaw, Byam — continued.
1903. 390 The fool who would please
every man. — yEsop.
527 Harvesting. Painted with R.
Vicat Cole.
1904. 441 "Now is the pilgrim year fair
autumn's charge."
SHAW, Mrs. Byam (Evelyn).
Miniature Painter.
28, Addison Road.
1900. 145 1 Mrs. Arthur Morse Reid.
1452 Jimmie, son of J. M. Pyke-
Nott, Esq.
1466 Elsie, daughter of George
Silley, Esq.
1901. 1272 Nancy, second daughter of
Commander Vincent Ne-
pean.
1374 George Byam Shaw.
1902. 591 The hunter.
1 903- 53° St. Francis and the birds.
1268 Barbara Byam Shaw.
1272 Mrs. Turner PhiUips.
1904. 1225 Marjorie, daughter of W. Bryce
Chalmers, Esq.
SHAW, Charles E  Painter.
44, Hudson Street, Preston.
1885. 447 The ferry.
1889. 1117 When the sun sinks to rest.
UnderhiU Cottage,
Wonersh, Guildford.
1899. 1057 Summer time in Surrey.
SHAW, Miss E. Sylvia  Painter.
2, Cholmeley Villas, Highgate.
1902. 'l889 Gladys, daughter of F. H. C.
Holloway, Esq.
1903 1 183 Dorothy and Grace, daughters
of J. Barrington Baker, Esq.,
M.D.
1904. 1056 The boy and his paper.
SHAW, Frederick  Painter.
73, Premier Street, Everton.
1876. 393 Spring time — a country lane.
1 3 14 A quiet pool on the Lledr.
36, Burleigh Road, North Liverpool.
1880. 281 At Sefton, Lancashire — Even
ing.
1884. 1018 Betty with the milking pail.
SHAW, H  Architect.
I, Upper King Street, Bloomsbury.
182 1. 979 Interior view of York Cathedral.
37, Foley Street.
1822. 863 Drawing-room in Grecian style.

37, Southampton Row.
1848. 1104 Design for interior of a room,
decorated with illustrations
of the Coldstream Guards.
In the centre, the state flags
of the regiment are supported
by the arms of George II, by
whom they are supposed to
have been presented. In the
recess is the effigy of General
Monk (afterwards Duke of
Albemarle), by whom the
regiment was raised in the
year 1650. On the window
are painted the arms of all
the Colonels of the regiment
from the Duke of Albemarle
to the present Colonel,
H.R.H. the Duke of Cam
bridge; and the frieze is en
riched with labels, on which
are inscribed the names and
dates of some of the battles
in which the regiment has
taken part, separated from
each other by the badges of
the regiment; the crown, the
rose, and the star of the
Garter; and angels bearing
shields emblazoned with the
arms of the Sovereigns dur
ing whose reigns the various
victories have been gained.
1289 Drawing of an ancient state
pall, belonging to the Fish
mongers' Company.
SHAW, Henry, F.S.A  Architect.
2 5, New Broad Street.
1878. 1127 ViUa at Stoke Bishop, near
Clifton, Gloucestershire. 39, Clapton Square.
1880. io86 Design for a country mansion.
1881. 1051 House, Leigh Woods, Chfton,
Somersetshire.
SHAW, Hugh George  Painter.
Springfield, Stratford-on-Avon.
1874. 1367 The poacher.
1875. 28 Possession nine-tenths of the
law.
SHAW, James  Wax Modeller.
Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place.
1776. 280 Two portraits.
1784. 54 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Shirley.)

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

95

1784. 88 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev.
Mr. Shazv) Coventry Street.
1786. 372 Portrait of a gentleman; wax.
1787. 646 Mucins Sccevola; model in

SHAW, John, F.R.S. Architect and Painter.
25, Great James Street,
Bedford Row.
1799. 998 Design for a villa in Surrey, for
G. Whitfield, Esq.
1800. 991 Design for Courts of Judicature,
etc.
1801. 976 Rooms at Putney HiU, Surrey.
1802. 1032 Two villas, part of a circus near
Hampstead, etc.
1803. 874 The British Circus near Hamp
stead, etc.
1804. 861 Brodsworth House, Yorkshire,
the seat of the late P. Thel-
lusson, Esq.
916 Villa on Putney Hill.
1805. 744 Shirley House, near Croydon.
1806. S98 Flamberts, Harrow, belonging
to Lord Northwick. 28, Gower Street.
18 13. 304 A landscape.
859 The terrace of Clifden, Taplow,
near Maidenhead, the seat
of the Countess of Orkney,
etc.
1814. 698 Entrance to Beau Desert, for
the Earl of Uxbridge.
1815. 865 Blenden Hall, Kent, seat of
J. Smith, Esq., M.P.
1816. loi A landscape.
242 Britton Ferry.
835 Lodge to Heath House, Staf
fordshire, for J. Phillips,
Esq.
1820. 968 View from the abbot's garden,
Newstead Abbey, for Colo
nel Wildman.
1831. 961 Church of St. Dunstan's in the
West, etc.

SHAW, J., Junr  Architect.
28, Gower Street.
1825. 921 Hall of Christ's Hospital,
London.
1827. 973 Marine Villa at Bognor, etc.
1831. 1008 Schools at Christ's Hospital,
etc. Chrisfs Hospital.
1833. 1064 Law Life Assurance Company.
1836. 972 Dormitories, Christ's Hospital.

1842. 1 1 19 Royal Naval School, Counter
HiU, Deptford.
1846. 1288 Eton College Chapel.
1296 do. do.
SHAW, John J. Decorative Architect.
5, Stoneb ridge Villas, Tottenham.
1885. 1895 Dining-room ceiling.
105, Hampstead Road.
1886. 1733 Iron Screen, " Peace."
105, Hungerford Road, N.
1887. 1774 Scheme of decorations; a
drawing-room.
1889. 1823 Decoration; boudoir.
1890. 1756 Bronze gates and grill.
1799 Casket in Cloisonnd enamel.
1892. 1658 A Renaissance ceihng.
1896. 1737 Decoration of a dining-room.
1897. 1779 Sketch for bronze gates.
1898. 1595 Design for gates. 150, Camden Road.
1900. 1842 Screen in wrought iron.
1904. 1632 A mural monument.
SHAW, Joshua  Painter.
At Mr. Raiser's,
Surrey Side,
Westminster Bridge.
1802. 213 Sketch on the road-side, near
Middleton, Derbyshire.
1803. 290 Scene with cattle.
348 Sunshine after a shower. Bath.
1805. 45 A landscape and cattle.
Wells Road, Bath.
18 10. 59 View from Matlock, Derby
shire.
221 View in Derbyshire.
222 do. do.
At Mr. Raiser's. Westminster Road.
1812. 369 Sunset. 12, Mary Street, Fitzroy Square.
18 14. 175 The coming on of the storm.
"At first, heard solemn o'er
the verge of heaven, etc." —
Thomson.
SHAW, Miss Kathleen T.... Sculptor.
Miss K. Shaw,
Red House, Totteridge.
1889. 770 Gipsies. Miss K. T. Shaw,
41, St. John's Park, Blackheath.
2076 H. W. K. Roscoe, Esq.; bust.

96

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shaw,

Miss Kathleen T. — continued.

46, Via Fontanella de Borghese,

Rome.

1891.

2067 Medal, obverse and reverse;

wax.
8, Balcombe Street,

Dorset Square.
1895-
1660 Mdle. Sophie-Pereyaslavzeva,
and Miss Emma Kenning;
medallions.
1896.
1814 Miss AUce Castleman; medal
lion.
1857 An Athenian beggar; bust.
17a, Woburn Place.
1897.
1956 Mowgli; statue. " Look weU,
0 wolves ! Have I kept my
word? " — Rudyard Kipling.
2079 The Duchess of Buckingham
and Chandos; bust.
1898.
1823 The Eari Egerton of Tatton;
bust, marble.
46, York Street Chambers,
Bryanston Square,
1899.
1 90 1 MowgH; statue, bronze, etc.
1904 Mrs. Arthur Blomfield; bust.
1917 Mrs. Leigh-Brown; medaUion,
bronze.
1900.
i960 Lord Avebury; bust.
1987 Professor M. McHardy; bust.
1903.
1851 A nymph; statuette.
SHAW, Miss Mary Helen ... Painter.
Walkington, Beverley, Yorkshire.
1896. 658 "What shaU the summer
bring?"
141 DaffodUs.
116 Winter decorations.
313 Peonies.
480 An Autumn Study.
669 Fallen leaves.
152 Lighting up the studio.
762 Lilium longiflorum.
880 Charity.
1901.1902.1903.
1904.
SHAW, Richard Norman, R.A. Architect.
30, Argyll Street, Regent Street.
1870. 762 View of Leyes Wood, Sussex.
779 do. do.
1 87 1. 937 Preen Manor, Shropshire, etc.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1872. 1 1 66 House at Harrow Weald for
F. Goodall, Esq., R.A.
1 194 English church at Lyons.
1 196 Cragside, Northumberland, for
Sir W. S. Armstrong.
1219 do. do.
1873. 1167 Offices in Leadenhall Street.
1170 St. Michael's Church, Bourne
mouth.
1874. 1120 Hopedene, Surrey.
1 121 Boldre Grange, Hants.
1 137 Lowther Lodge, Kensington.
1875. 994 House in Queen's Gate, Ken
sington.
1876. 1045 Wispers, near Midhurst.
1065 Pierrepont, Surrey.
1877, 1072 St. Margaret's church, Ilkley.
1086 Merrist Wood, Surrey.
1 103 Swan House, Chelsea.
(Elected R.A.)
6, Ellerdale Road, Hampstead,
and 29, Bloomsbury Square.
1878, 1 103 Houses in Cadogan Square.
1 118 House at Campden HiU.
1879. 1177 Adcote, Shropshire. Diploma
work.
1880. 1126 House at SunninghiU.
II 27 do. do.
1882. 1221 House at Hampstead.
1224 Alliance Assurance Company,
St. James's Branch.
1229 House at Hampstead.
1883. 1 1 24 House in Cadogan Square.
1197 Chimney-piece, Cragside.
1884. 1250 Dawpool, Cheshire, four views.
1302 do. do.
1887. 1646 Metropolitan Police Central
Offices.
1890. 1809 Reredos in Harrow Mission
Church.
1838 New Scotland Yard.
1892. 1839 Reredos, AU Saints, Richard's
Castle.
1895. '460 "The Hallams," Surrey.
1467 AU Saints, Swanscombe, Kent.
1897. 1841 New BuUdings, Liverpool.
With J. F. Doyle.
1900. 1748 Parr's Bank, Liverpool.
SHAW, Miss  Painter.
37, London Street.
1829. 559 Fruit and flowers, from nature.
SHAW, T  Architect.
1819. 1082 A Gothic Skreen.
1 174 Edward the Third's monument,
Westminster Abbey.
SHAW, Walter J  Painter.
168, New Bond Street.
1878. 56 The Storm. "The tempest
rages, wild and high, etc." —
Adelaide Procter.
212 Stepper Point, Padstow, Corn
waU.
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97

1878. 437 " And ever the fitful gusts be
tween, etc." — Longfellow's
" Wreck of the Hesperus."
3, Colaba Terrace,Salcombe, S. Devon.
1879. 1016 " The sea-girt rock, washed by
the surges for ever."
1047 On the "Doombar": entrance
to the estuary of Padstow,
Cornwall. Fairview, Salcombe.
1880. 613 The ebb tide on the bar.
The Elms, Salcombe.
1881. 530 Atlantic rollers: Gammon
Head, S. Devon.
536 A "comber."
1882. 477 The Great Orme's Head, North
Wales, during the gale of
October 14, 1881.
1883. 282 A rising gale — Dumbar Sands,
Padstow, Cornwall.
1884. 760 A sunken reef.
1885. 215 A north-west gale — Padstow,
Cornwall.
1886. 614 Ramsey Island, Pembroke
shire.
1888. 202 The tide Race : Bolt Tail.
Blackstone Lodge, Salcombe.
1890. 200 Off Bolt Head.
206 A November day — Moore
Sands, near Prawle, South
Devon.
1891. 1071 Bolt Head.
1892. 346 A south-west gale — Steeple
Cove, near Salcombe.
1893. 592 Near Prawle, South Devon.
925 Salcombe bar.
1894. 65 The Hangman HiU, Combe
Martin, Devon.
413 The ravages near Bolt Head,
South Devon.
1897. 311 The rain squaU.
1898. 524 The ebb round the Prawle.
1904. 244 Salcombe bar.
SHAW, Winter  Painter.
Lyndwood, Hayne Road, Beckenham.
1895. 990 " Beneath the sky that burning
August gives."
9, Crockerton Road, Upper Tooting.
1897. 1104 "The day is ending; The
night is descending."
1899. 264 In the Arun valley.
SHAW, W. R. B  Painter.
22, Grafton Street.
1839. 134 The beggar man.
VII.

3, Brunswick Place, Hammersmith.
1 84 1. 261 Study of an old woman.
1845. 622 Glen scene, from Taff Fawr,
near Merthyr Tydvil.
1846. 704 Pont Sam, near Merthyr Tydvil.

SHAYER, William  Painter.
— Shayer, Southampton.
149 Study from nature.
407 The reaper's repast.
W. Shayer, Southampton.
170 A scene in the Isle of Wight,
near Mirables.
350 Distant view ofthe river Itchen,
with part of the New Forest,
taken from the grounds of
J. Fleming, Esq., M.P.
150 Children fishing.
715 The fisherman's daughter.

1820.

523.

1824.
1843.

SHAYER, William J  Painter.
c„Apsley Cottages, Twickenham.
1858. 697 Doing it cleverly. 191, Regent Street.
1885. loio Leisure moments.
SHEAF, H. S  Painter.
Waterloo Place, Old Kent Road.
1847. 638 Mr. John Pounds, late of St.
Mary's Street, Portsmouth.

HEA

RD, Thomas F. M. ... Painter.

9, Rue Campagne-Premiere,

Paris.

1891.

214 An autumn day in the allot

ments.

clo T. Sheard,
2 t. High Street, Oxford.
1892.
1228 My little maid.
30, Great Russell Street.
1896.
958 Market morning in a city of
the Sahara.
3, Turner Studios,
Glebe Place.
1897.
309 Thrashing rye grass for seed.
1898.
517 Interior of an Arab house.
814 An Arab school.
1899.
933 Arab women preparing for the
midday meal.
1900.
342 The mower.
1901.
519 An Arab fete: procession of
dancing girls, with their
escort.
1014 Life's dawn and setting.
1902.
8 Mrs. T. F. M. Sheard.
337 Portrait of a gentleman.
4, Holland Park Studios.
1903.
69 The promise of May.
208 Autumn Gold. 0
98

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SHEARER, James E  Painter, i
13, Cornwall Street, |
Edinburgh.
1896. 1092 Arch of Septimus Severus, the
Forum, Rome.
SHEE, Sir Martin Archer, P.R.A. Painter.
M. Shee, 8, Craven Street, Strand.
1789. 360 Portrait of an old man.
418 do. a gentleman. {Mr.
Shee. Anderdon's catalogue
says Tom Smyth)
115, Jermyn Street.
1 79 1. 117 Portrait of a gentleman. {The
artist's brother.)
171 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
McCarty)
273 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Johnstone, Irish Comedian.)
389 Portrait of an Hussar.
41, Jermyn Street.
1792. 46 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Pope, the artist and actor)
121 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
James Wilder.)
167 Portrait of Anthony Pasquin.
205 do. Mr. Lewis as the
Marquis in the Midnight
Hour.
318 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Annesley.)
365 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Richardson.)
445 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Grant.)
1793- 4 Portrait of a gentleman.
23 do. member of the
Clarence fleet.
32 Portrait of Mrs. Stephen Kem-
ble in the character of Cow
slip in the Agreeable Sur
prise.
64 Portraits of two young gentle
men. {Annesley.)
209 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Farren.)
254 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Jerningham.)
612 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
McCarthy)
626 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Harding.)
1794- 2 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Rennie; half length.)
51 Portrait of a lady. {Miss Jern
ingham, afterwards Lady
Bedingfield)

1794. 87 Portrait of a young lady as
Miranda, Shakespeare's
Tempest.
263 Jepthah's daughter. — Judges,
chap, xi, ver. 37.
291 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. Lar-
kins; whole length.)
1795. 135 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. Shee.)
142 do. a gentleman. {Mr.
Carlisle, surgeon, in a Van
dyke dress.)
204 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. Bull)
225 do. a gentleman. {Jus
tice Addington) 13, Golden Square.
1797. 6 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. Shee.)
27 do. Miss Wallis.
63 Head of an old man; a study.
78 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Nugent.)
122 Portrait of Mr.Pope. {Theactor.)
213 do. a gentleman. {Bro
ther of the painter.)
293 Portrait of a lady.
354 do. Mr. Fawcett as
Touchstone.
362 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Carr.)
483 Portrait of a gentleman. M. A. Shee.
1798. 48 Dr. Godbold.
63 Sir W. Geo. Fairfax, Captain
of the Venerable.
68 Mr. G. Shee. {His second son)
no Mr. Earnshaw.
193 The Hon. Mrs. Ferguson.
239 Major O. Shea, of the Loyal
Cork Legion.
328 Portrait of a girl; a study.
398 Miss Bourke.
689 Mr. Power.
(Elected A.R.A.)
24, Cavendish Square.
1799. 2 {In the index, but by H Ashby
in the catalogue.)
106 Master Dillon.
180 Major Vickers, 2nd regiment
of Life Guards.
214 Miss Lushington as a Bac
chante.
248 A flower girl.
271 Mr. Romney.
274 Mr. Coxe.
310 Mr. Matt by.
653 Mr. Delacour.
665 Mr. Coombe.
(Elected R.A.)
1800. 12 H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence.
Painted for the Merchants of
Liverpool.

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99

523
708
1801. 7686

102119.58 191

1800. 96 Thomas Williams, Esq., M.P.
150 Captain Pierpoint, Royal Navy.
1 60 Mrs. H. Robinson and son.
198 Miss Morgan.
282 Portrait of a young gentleman.
Mr. Bourke.
Cottage Giri.
Mrs. Abdy.
Mr. J. P. Kemble.
{In the index, but by T. Stewart
in the catalogue)
Mr. Vaux.
Lord Althorpe.
H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence.
Lord Avonmore, Lord Chief
Baron of His Majesty's Court
of Exchequer in Ireland.
279 Mr. White.
1802. 77 The Duke of Leinster.
94 Countess Spencer.
95 Earl Spencer.
122 The Marquis of Exeter.
148 Mrs. Harvey Webbe.
167 The Misses Dillon.
620 Mr. Roy.
1803. 31 Lord Duncannon.
92 Mr. Johnstone as Sir Calla-
ghan, in Macklin's farce of
Love-^-la-Mode.
96 Portrait of a lady.
103 Mr. Andrews.
148 Mrs. Pope. {Formerly Mrs.
Wheatley.)
170 The Rev. W. B. Kirwan, Dean
of KiUala.
1804. 80 Portrait of a young lady as
Opheha {Miss Lee), in Ham
let. ( Whole length)
138 The Eari of Moira. {Whole
length.)
144 Earl Spencer. {Three-quarters)
199 General Tonyn. ( do. )
208 Portrait of a lady as Miranda.
{Mrs. Williamson)
1805. 65 Col. Bagwell, M.P.
85 A cottage girl.
97 Mr. Holland.
134 Mr. J. D. Herbert.
187 The Marquis of Thomond.
210 Miss J. DiUon.
1806. 28 Miss Hoffnan.
29 Lord Sheffield. Painted at the
request of the House of As
sembly of New Brunswick
for the province-hall.
71 A sleeping girl.
188 Sir J. Nicholl.
229 Prospero and Miranda.
"Prospero.  Recol
lected, No more amazement;

1806.

254

1807.

75

88

lOI

1808.

21

58

71
1809.
23
133
I8I0.
I
60
65
87
no
125
'35
I8I2.
IS
44
70
114
.58
263
286
I8I4.
17
34
58
70
109
.58
173
234
I8I5.
22
54
79
122
1816.
6
34
56
77
135
142
240
256
I8I7.
25
69
119
149
181
189
3°5
tell your piteous heart
There's no harm done." —
Tempest, act i, scene 2.
The Marquess of Hartington.
Portrait of a child.
Lady Sarah Bayley.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Captain Dick.
Mrs. T. Hope.
Lavinia. Col. Sheldon, M.P.
Lord Kensington.
The Archbishop of Tuam.
{Hon. William Beresford.)
Mrs. G. Harris.
The Dowager Countess Grey.
Lady H. EUice.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Eyre Coote,
K.B.
Mr. Sowerby.
Lieut.-Col. EUice.
E. Forster, Esq.
Mrs. Colonel Kerrison.
Mrs. Boehm.
Miss Coote.
Mrs. Lowther.
The Rt. Hon. Col. Bagwell.
G. Carey, Esq.
Colonel Kerrison, 7th Hussars.
Captain Webster.
L. White, Esq.
Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. Hopkins and son.
General Popham.
Mrs. John Reid.
Master Tucker.
Major-GeneralSirR. H.Vivian,
K.C.B.
T. Pares, Esq.
The Rev. Mr. Gorden.
Mrs. Hutches Trower.
The late Lieut.-General Sir T.
Picton, K.G.C.B.
The Rev. W. Tooke.
Mrs. Fairlie and children.
E. EUis, Esq., and the Painter.
Col. Hanmer.
W. Fairlie, Esq.
Lieut.-Gen. St. Leger.
W. Sheldon, Esq.
T. Tooke, Esq.
EUis EUis, Esq.
Lady Vivian.
W. Roscoe, Esq. Paintedforthe
Manuscript library ofT. W.
Coke, Esq., of Holkham.
Mrs. W. H. Harriot.
T. Moore, Esq.
Mr. Commissary General
Wood.
lOO

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shee, Sir Martin Archer, P.R.A. — con
tinued. 1817. 330 S. Turner, Esq.
1818. 10 William Sharpe.
55 The Bishop of Norwich.
{Henry Bathurst.)
96 The Earl of Albemarle.
Painted at the request of the
Yeomanry of the County of
Norfolk, and to be ultimately
placed at Holkham.
130 Mrs. General Reynolds.
155 Portrait of a young gentle
man.
178 J. Cowper, Esq.
259 Simon Macgillivray, Esq.
309 John Dick, Esq.
1819. 84 Lady Jane Coventry.
123 The Duke of Leinster.
137 James Macnabb, Esq.
174 W. Roscoe, Esq.
195 Portrait of a lady.
207 do. do.
273 Lord Wm. Fitzgerald.
284 Portrait of a gentleman.
1820. 12 Mrs. Henry Owen in a cottage
dress.
24 Miss Stephens.
58 Mr. J. Fairlie.
77 Miss Fairlie.
105 Portrait of a young gentle
man.
158 The Bishop of Norwich. (^aM-
urst.)
164 Lady Monroe.
341 Sir Thomas Monroe, K.C.B.,
Governor of Madras.
1821. 21 Portrait of a lady.
28 Mrs. Watson Taylor.
63 Miss Tunno.
80 Miss CampbeU.
124 Edw. Tunno, Esq.
187 J. Evelyn, Esq.
258 Mrs. Henry Elwes.
354 G. W. Taylor, Esq., M.P.
1822. 12 Portrait of a gentleman.
38 Mrs. Samuel Hibbert.
88 A mother and child.
90 T. S. Rice, Esq., M.P. Painted
for the Chamber of Com
merce, Limerick.
119 The Misses Birket.
169 Portrait of a young lady.
296 The Rt. Hon. John Hookham
Frere.
326 — Hammond, Esq.
1823. 75 Chas. Tooke, Esq.
83 Dr. Harrison.
152 Major-Gen. Sir John Keane,
K.C.B.

1824. 57 Mrs. Borridge.
83 Sir Anthony Carlisle, F.R.S.,
professor of Anatomy to the
Royal Academy.
123 Portrait of a gentleman.
131 do. young gentleman.
193 The Rt. Rev. Alexander Mac-
donell. Bishop of Rhcesina.
223 A young Bacchus.
290 Portrait of a lady.
329 Henry Moffat, Esq.
1825. 33 Portraitof a gentleman.
63 The Hon. Lady Palmer and
chUd.
104 Mrs. H. Holden.
146 Lieut.-General Burr.
174 Robert Snow, Jun., Esq.
284 John Parsons, Esq.
395 Andrew Loughnan, Esq.
1826. 74 Miss M. Moffat.
105 Portraits of two children of the
late Joseph Barretto, Esq.,
of Calcutta.
127 The Hon. WiUiam Edwards,
R.N.
152 William Norris, Esq., late Pre
sident of the College of Sur
geons.
233 Onley SaviUe Onley, Esq.
328 John Hornby, Esq.
405 F. Dizi, Esq.
1827. 80 Edward Johnstone, Esq., in a
Vandyke dress.
92 Thomas Lock, Esq.
no Mrs. Burr.
165 John Wilde, Esq., LL.D., Trin.
Coll. Cam.
320 William Henry Harriott, Esq.
1828. 53 Portrait of a lady.
93 Lieut. - General Sir George
Cooke, K.C.B.
121 Henry Thomson, Esq., R.A.
194 Edward Johnston, Esq.
255 Portrait; a study.
1829. 47 Sir Thomas Strange, late Chief
Justice ofthe Supreme Court
of Madras. Painted for
Christ Church College, Ox
ford.
55 The Countess of Cavan.
65 Mrs. Edward Tunno.
167 The late Major-General Sir
Thomas Monro, K.C.B.,
Governorof Madras. Painted
for the town-hall of the Pre
sidency.
406 A. J. Wilde, Esq., late Sheriff
of London and Middlesex.
(Elected P.R.A.)
1830. 54 Miss Elton.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

lOI

1830. 73
•79 3°9
1831. 105 112 148
161

1832. 54
122
135 158

1833-

203 384

145 154

270 320

1834. 6a
67
123 139
321 372
1835- 5763
108

I^avinia, from Thomson's Sea
sons.
The Rt. Hon. Charies W.
Williams Wynn.
Portrait of the lady of Robert
Hicks, Esq.
(Knighted.)
Miss Eliza Cooper.
John Woolmore, Esq., Deputy
Master of the Trinity House.
Painted for the Trinity
House.
Pascoe GrenfeU, Esq., Governor
of the Royal Exchange As
surance. Painted for that
Corporation.
Sir Robert Williames Vaughan,
Bart, M.P. for Merioneth
shire; to be placed in the
County Hall.
Lady Thorold. "
Eyre Coote, Esq., M.P.
A magdalen.
J. B. Morritt, Esq., in the cos
tume of the Arch-Master of
the Society of Dilettanti, and
painted by their desire.
Mrs. Edward Johnston.
Francis Chantrey, Esq., R.A.,
F.R.S.
The Bishop of Winchester
{C. R. Sumner), Prelate of
the Order of the Garter.
Sir Gilbert Blane, Bart., F.R.S.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas
Denman, Lord Chief Justice
of England.
Sir George Thomas Staunton,
Bart., M.P., F.R.S.
The Marquis Wellesley, K.G.,
Lord Steward of His
Majesty's Household.
John G. Ravenshaw, Esq.
Christopher Hughes, Esq.,
American Minister at Stock
holm.
Sir Henry Halford, Bart.,
G.C.H.
Portrait of the King.
Ariadne.The Marquess of Exeter,
K.G.
J. P. Boileau, Esq.
WiUiam Henry Pattison, Esq.,
of Witham, Essex.
Lady Vivian.
Portrait of the King.
Portraits of two children of
Edward J. Johnston, Esq.
Earl Brownlow.

1835.

161

173

3n

1836.

411 54

59

66
129

1X9317
428
1837. 68
123 174194
273 310394 66

1838.

1839.

1840.

1841.

105

•77 6075
•37
205 346 54
68 75

.67179
308 54 68

Portrait of a son of Sir John
CampbeU.
Lord Abinger, Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer.
Lord Meadowbank, one of the
Lords of Session in Scot
land.
Thomas Morton, Esq.
The late Lieut.-General Sir
Thomas Picton, G.C.B.
Painted by command of His
Majesty, to be placed in the
Waterloo Gallery at Windsor
Castle.
The Marquess of Anglesey,
K.G. G.C.B., etc. Painted
by command of His Majesty,
to be placed in the Waterloo
Gallery at Windsor Castle.
Miss Preston.
Thomas Poynder, Junr., Esq.,
late Treasurer of Christ's
Hospital.
A Jew Rabbi.
Sir Francis Chantrey, R.A.,
D.C.L., F.R.S., etc.
George Crow, Esq.
Portrait of the Queen.
A Jew rabbi.
Sir C. Bethel Codrington, Bart.
Joseph Neild, Esq., M.P
Thomas Frewen Turner, Esq.
Viscount Alford.
Portrait of a gentleman.
The Bishop of Llandaff.
{E. Copleston.)
Rear-Admiral Sir George
EUiott, C.B.
His late Majesty King William
IV.
Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., M.P.
The Eari of Aberdeen, K.T.
Sir C. Bethel Codrington, Bart.
The Hon. Lady Bethel Cod
rington.
Miss Reid.
Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart.,
M.P.
Lord Sudeley.
Robert Berkeley, Esq.
Lord Denman, Lord Chief
Justice of the Queen's
Bench.
Mrs. Perceval Maxwell.
Mrs. John Carrick Moore.
Rev. William Wightwick.
Henry GaUy Knight, Esq.,
M.P.
The Archbishop of Canterbury.
( William Howley.)

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shee, Sir Martin Archer, P.R.A. — con
tinued. 1 84 1. 117 The Hon. Charles Cust, Royal
Horse Guards.
154 The Rt. Hon. Charles Watkin
WiUiams Wynn, M.P.
183 The Rt. Rev. James Bowstead,
D.D., Bishop of Lichfield,
late Fellow and tutor of
Corpus Christi College, Cam
bridge. Painted for the Col
lege Hall, etc.
333 — Sloper, Esq.
1842. 74 George Wilbraham, Esq., late
M.P. for South Cheshire.
118 The Rt. Hon. the Speaker.
{C. S. Lefevre)
125 The Bishop of Sodor and Man.
{Thomas V. Short.)
179 The Countess Brownlow.
300 Charles Hampden Turner,
Esq.
1 843. 86 The Rev. Sir Henry R. Duken-
field, Bart., Vicar of St.
Martin's. Painted for the
Parishioners.
136 Portrait of the Queen in the
robes worn by Her Majesty
when delivering the royal
speech on opening the Ses
sion of Parliament.
198 Sir WUliam Burnett, K.C.H.
Painted for the Medical
Officers ofthe Navy.
1844. 66 The Bishop of Llandaff.
{Copleston.)
72 The Very Rev. Bruce Knight,
Dean of Llandaff.
121 The Rt. Hon. Sir Edward
Ryan, late Chief Justice in
Bengal. Painted for Cal
cutta.
133 The late Sir Francis Burdett,
Bart.
190 The Rev. Sir Charles Farnaby,
Bart.
314 Henry Hallam, Esq.
1845. 59 Benjamin Austin, Esq.
71 M. Thomas Ralli de Constanti
nople, Chevalier de I'Ordre
Russe de Stanislaus.
72 Miss Wilson.
213 Madame RaUi.
214 Sir William Ingleby, Bart.
SHEE, Martin Archer, Jun. ...Painter.
32, Cavendish Square.
1827. 397 Portrait of a gentleman.
1828. 404 Sir Thomas Elmsley Croft,
Bart.

1829. 144 The quadrille: pastorale. "En
avant trois."
1830. 56 Gil Bias discovering himself to
Camilla. "Taking the candle
in my hand, I went towards
the bed, and discovering my
face to Camilla, ' Perfidious
woman ! ' said I, ' behold the
too credulous Gil Bias, whom
you have tricked ; ah, wretch !
I have found you out at last :
and the corregidor, in con
sequence of my information,
has ordered this alguazil to
apprehend you,' etc."
1 83 1. 311 Gil Bias and Aurora de Guz
man. " I rose in an ecstasy,
and throwing myself at her
feet, like a stage hero falling
on his knees before his
princess, I exclaimed in a
declamatory tone, etc." —
Gil Bias, vol. ii, chap. 2.
1832. 285 The rape of the lock. "The
peer now spreads the glitt'-
ring forfex wide, T' inclose
the lock; now joins it to
divide."

SHEEHAN, Charles A  Painter.
1 7, Cambridge Place, Paddington.
1898. 1 178 The mystic city.

SHEFFIELD, George  Painter.
13, Swan Terrace, Great Dover Road.
1825. 4 Portrait of a gentleman.
412 do. do.
6, Speldhurst Street.
1826. 182 Portrait of a lady.
426 T. Blamire, M.D., Carlisle.
644 Portrait of a gentleman.
22, Spencer Street.
1835. 98 Mr. John Charles.
SHEFFIELD, George  Painter.
Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire.
1873. 728 Lindow Common.
1874. 900 On the Meuse, Rotterdam.
ion Winter. Old Exchange Arcade, Manchester.
1876. 681 Off Spurn Point.
1878. 561 {No title in catalogue.)
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103

SHEFFIELD, Miss Margaret A.
Painter.
9, Dartmouth Row, Blackheath.
1889. 834 A dyke in the Fens.
1890. 1 169 In Croyland Wash.
SHEFFIELD, Mrs. Mary ... Painter.
Mrs. Sheffield.
1806. 888 Minerals.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 386 Fossils.
1809. 299 Flowers.
308 do.
1811. 776 do. Mary Sheffield.
1812. 757 do. Miss Sheffield.
1813. 635 do.
SHEFFIELD, Miss Mary J. Painter.
9, Dartmouth Row, Blackheath.
1887. 507 Primula.
1 89 1. 762 Roses.
827 Azalea. Arundel Park Road, Sidcup.
1893. 545 Roses and Nicotiana affinis.
1894. 710 WaUflower.
1896. 45 Thistledown.
1897. 495 Harvest flower.
SHEFFIELD, T. Percy  Painter.
Crown Inn,
Farnham Royal, Bucks.
1883. 1435 Birch trees and gorse land.
SHEFFIELD, W. E  Painter.
At Mr. Pether's, 30, Litchfield Street.
1789. 425 Fruit piece.
At Mr. Bland's, 45, High Holborn.
1 79 1. 198 Dead Game.
1792. 222 Study of an oak.
SHEIL, E., R.H.A  Painter.
1866. 35 Gethsemane.
SHELDON, Frederick S... Sculptor.
II, Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea.
1886. 1808 Sir R. N. Fowler, Bart., M.P.;
bust, terra-cotta.
SHELDRAKE, J  Painter.
483, Strand.
1780. 277 Maria. From Sterne.

SHELLEY, Frank  Painter.
4, Margravine Gardens,
West Kensington.
1900. 691 Alfred Garth Jones, Esq.
SHELLEY, Frederick  Sculptor.
15, Cadogan Street.
1890. 2056 Perseus and Andromeda; me
daUion.
39, Torrington Place, Plymouth.
1899. 1064 A Devonshire orchard.
1900. 1 1 29 The fringe of Dartmoor.
1239 A September evening.
1904. 976 A Dartmoor Hillside — Even
ing.
SHELLEY, Henry  Painter.
29, Rue des Capucins, Dunkirque.
1853. 25 "La Perle du Carnaval"; por
trait of Mile. M. C. Gilling.
SHELLEY, SamueL Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Shelley's, 92, Whitechapel.
1774. 278 Portraits of a nobleman's three
sons; miniature.
279 Portraitof a clergyman; minia
ture.
At Mr. Shelly' s,
24, Whitechapel.
1776. 281 Three miniatures.
At Mr. Shelley's, 62, Whitechapel.
1777. 324 A head; miniature.
At Mr. Fentum's,
78, Salisbury Street, Strand.
1778. 281 Portrait of a lady; miniature.
282 do. gentleman; minia
ture. Litchfield Street, Soho.
1779. 301 A frame with miniatures.
302 A gentleman; in miniature.
1 6, King Street, Covent Garden.
1780. 227 Portraits of a nobleman and a
lady.
251 Portrait of a lady.
270 Maria. From Sterne.
286 Portrait of a gentleman.
1781. 316 Portraits of His Grace the
Duke of Marlborough, Her
Grace the Dutchess of Marl
borough, and Lord Francis
Spencer.
330 Portrait of a lady and child.
351 Portrait of a lady.
353 A frame with miniatures.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

1783.

332333
293302 303 314

Shelley, Samuel — continued.
20, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
1782. 257 Witches saluting Macbeth.
274 A frame with miniatures.
291 Portrait of a lady.
292 A fancy head.
301 Portraits of two ladies.
309 Portrait of a lady.
310 do. H.R.H. the Dutch
ess of Cumberland.
Portrait of a young gentleman.
do. lady.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
Marcella. From Don Quixote.
322 Shepherdess of the Alps count
ing her flock, Marmontel.
331 Eloisa and Abelard.
341 Portrait of a lady.
350 Frame with miniatures.
7, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
1784. 252 Portrait of a lady.
257 A frame with portraits.
265 Lavinia and her mother. From
Thomson's Seasons.
285 Portrait of the late Sir Edward
Walpole.
287 Portrait of a lady.
288 Eve. — Milton, book viii, fine
484.
291 Portrait of a gentleman.
297 Mr. Brereton in the character
of Douglas.
316 Portrait of a lady.
1785. 308 Birtha. From Miss More.
317 Helen presenting Telemachus
with a veil. ( Vide Odyssey,
book 15, V. 134.)
318 Dorothea surprised. From Don
Quixote.
330 A frame containing four por
traits.
337 Portrait of a young lady.
245 Portraits of a lady and two
children.
249 Portrait of a child; whole
length.
285 Portrait of Sir Aston Lever.
2S9 do. a young lady.
292 Calypso lamenting the depart
ure of Ulysses.
329 Portraits of a lady and two
children.
1787. 297 Frame with miniatures.
304 Eugenia, from Caroline of
Litchfield.
310 Shepherdess from Comus.

1786.

328
1788. 285 287

325335355
1789. 293 312
324

1787. 316 Portrait of a child.
319 Cloy, from Prior's Garland.
320 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Howard.)
A character by moonlight.
The Hours (from Gray).
Frame with six miniatures.
{Lady Malton, Mrs., Miss,
and Dr. Beardmore, Mrs.
D. A. Drummond, Mrs.
Beardmore and son.)
Sylvia, from Pope's Spring.
Doris, from Pope's Autumn.
Abelard, from Cawthorne.
Portrait of a nobleman.
do. H.R. H. the Duchess
of Gloucester.
Portrait of a lady in the char
acter of Hebe expecting the
eagle.
Frame containing six minia
tures.
A whole-length portrait of a
nobleman in his coronation
robes. {Lord Kinnoul.)
Portrait of Lady Eliz. Lam
bert.
Portrait of His Serene High
ness the Duke of Orleans.
A whole-length portrait of a
lady of quality in her corona
tion robes. {Lady Kinnoul.)
A frame containing a Vestal,
portraits of a lady, an officer,
and two children.
A nobleman's children.
The mansion of peace.
Portraits of two boys.
Erminia.
An old man's head.
Portrait of the late Nathaniel
Chauncy, Esq.
A frame containing Lear's grief
at the death of Cordeha,
Eve at her evening prayer,
a group of children, and
three portraits, miniatures.
1793- 377 A frame containing three
groups, a portrait of a noble
man, and five others. {Lord
Inchiquin, Lady Egerton Lee
and son. Miss Burt, Master
and Miss Tighe, Miss Moore,
Miss Baker, Miss Vaccreel,
Mr. Shelley and sisters.)
419 Pilgrims' old heads; sketched
from life.
469 Erminia purloining the armour
of Clorinda; from Tasso's
Jerusalem.

326

1790.

302

320

349

364
I79I.
293
313
330
353
362
1792.
266
278
290
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

105

1794. 386 Youth and beauty commiserat

1799. 463

ing age distressed, in the

story of Belisarius.

473

466 A lady of quality; Major-Gen.

736

Cuyler's children in one

792

groupe and ten others. {Two

Merediths.)

6, George St., Hanover Square.

795

1795. 445 The rosy hours.

447 A Dryad.
809
1796. 170 Seneca going to the bath.
176 A captive pilgrim.
177 An infant Theseus.
422 Erminia. — Tasso's Jerusalem.
1800. 4
495 Christ on the Mount; for an
altarpiece.
572 A frame containing a group
of children and six others.
{Miss Saunders, Mr. Irwin,
two Misses Irwin, Captain
•5
Wells, etc)
629 Portrait ofa naval officer. {Cap
tain Riou of the Guardian.)
631 Lady Eliz. Loftes' family.
679 Portrait ofa lady ; wholelength.
586
1797. 1024 Portrait of a lady and six gen
882
tlemen. {Mrs. Pearson, Mr.
895
Codrington, Mr. J. Baillie,
Mr. Chambers, Mr. Touse,
907
Mr. Davis, Mr. Meredith)
1049 Portrait of a general officer in
India. ( General Hartley. )
1050 Portrait of a lady of quaUty.
1051 Portrait of a lady. {Miss
McDougal)
1801. 115
1052 Omphale assuming the Her
cules.
1053 A family; designed for a fron
tispiece to Mr. Bryan's lec
tures on astronomy. {Mr.
278
Bryan and daughters.)
1055 Venus complains to Jupiter,
wounded by Diomede.
793
1798. 401 The Virgin and the fiend
Nemesis; from Akenside's
Pleasures of Imagination,
Book 2, Ver. 516.
794
739 Malvina; from Ossian.
800
740 Mrs. Smith; a study.
801
784 Euphrosyne; from Savage, on
the recovery of Lady Tyr-
connel.
801 Hygeia; from Savage, on the
804
recovery of Lady Tyrconnel.
860 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. Hatch, Sir
William Wake, Mr. R. Rey
805
nolds, Mrs. Gurdon, Mr.
1802. 730
Hatch, Mr. G. Spence, Mr.
787
G. Jennings.
VII.
A son of Sir WUliam Langham,
Bart.
Portrait of Master Yenn.
do. Mr. Gray.
Adelaide, or Shepherdess of
the Alps — on hearing Fen-
rose music.
A decayed officer; manner of
Rembrandt.
A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Ladbroke, Miss Wake, Miss
Travers, and Mr. Wake.
Re-appearance of Euphrosyne,
from the Vision of Harmo-
dius. "When instant thro'
the sable glooms. . . . Euphro
syne appear'd and thus be
gan, etc." — Akenside, b. ii.
Wisdom and the fiend Neme
sis from the Vision of Har-
modius. " SUent by his side
the Virgin came, etc." —
Akenside, b. ii.
Master Burrowes.
Mr. Cuthbert.
Diana, at the bath, chides her
timid nymphs.
A frame containing portraits
of the Duke of Rutland, the
Dutchess of Rutland, Lady
Rodney, Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Cochrane, Mrs. Best, Mr. G.
Meredith.
Eleanor of Bretagne confined
in prison by King John.
"In one sullen tow'r she
wet with royal tears her daily
cell, etc." — Shenstone.
Mnemosyne and Time. "O,
memory ! celestial maid !
etc. " — Shenstone.
The Horse, Eunomia, Dice,
and Irene: or the past, the
present, and the coming
hour.
Miss Linwood.
Mr. Edw. Gray Saunders.
Portraits of a lady, Mr. Gas-
coyne, a gentleman, Mr.
Travers, Capt. Cooke, Rev.
Mr. Bale, and Miss Timson.
The Parcse: Clotho, Lachesis,
and Atropos; or, the Fates
drawing the thread of human
hfe.
Portrait of a clergyman.
do. lady.
Daphne's tomb; from Pope's
4th Pastoral: Winter. "Ye
p
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shelley, Samuel — continued.
weeping loves, the streams
with myrtles bride, etc."
1802. 821 Mrs. Saunders.
827 Portraits of Lady H. Hay, Mrs.
Shepherd, Mrs. Vardon, Sir
E. KnatchbuU, and Master
Butler.
1803. 214 Portrait of the late gallant Cap
tain Riou, who was killed
off Copenhagen.
720 Master J. Symonds.
777 A frame containing the por
traits of Dr. Thornton, lec
turer on botany to Guy's
hospital, and author of a
new illustration of the sexual
system; J. H. Beaufoy, Esq.;
M. Mitchell, Esq. ; the late
N. Chauncy; Col. Patterson,
East India Company ser
vice; Miss Gurry, and Mr.
Charlton.
836 Mrs. C. Pierson.
1804. 415 Masters W. and J. Henderson.
695 A family picture, the Hon.
Mrs. Morton, her grandson,
H. Morton Dyer, Esq., and
lady; and her three great
grandchildren; and portraits
of Mr. Conolly, Captain
and Mrs. Jones, Mr. E.
Nash of Bombay, and three
others.
SHELLSHEAR, Miss Alicia J.
Painter.
A.J. Shellshair,
28, Blomfield Road,
Maida HiU.
1877 723 Purity. A.J. Shellshear.
1879. 856 Portia. "Fare you well: your suit is
cold.
A gentle riddance : — Draw the
curtains, go;
Let aU of his complexion
choose me so, etc."
Merchant of Venice, act ii, sc. 7.
12, Warwick Rd., Maida Hill.
1883. 1071 Pauline, the " Lady of Lyons."
41, Westbourne Park Villas.
1887. 1060 Study of a head.
SHELLY, Arthur  Painter.
23, Woodland Terrace.
1881. 634 Study at Trachsellauinen, Lau-
terbrunnen.
644 Lower Grindelwald Glacier.

1881. 651 In the Kanderthal, Switzerland.
844 Upper Grindelwald Glacier.
Belgrade Road, Hampton.
1888. 1379 Winter sunset on the Thames.
SHELSTON, J  Architect.
I, Upper Thornhaugh Street.
1 8 10. 691 Design for a county jail.
694 Double cottages.
799 Design for a pubhc bath.
SHELTON, Miss Esther M.
Miniature Painter.
Manor House, Hornsey.
1901. 1460 Portrait of the artist.
1902. 1152 Marjorie.
1903. 1289 Miss Marjorie Head.
1904. 1389 Study in brown.
SHELTON, Sidney  Painter.
I, Fitzroy Street.
1883. 197 Autumnal leaves.
Roswald, St. John's Wood,
Eastbourne.
1889. 980 Near Sevenoaks.
SHENTON, Miss Annie F.
Miniature Painter.
54, Greyhound Rd. Mansions,
West Kensington .
1904. 1160 Miss Marjorie Peat, Miss Cun-
liffe. Wood violets, Frank
Bazaley, Esq.
SHENTON, Miss Ellen  Sculptor.
II, St. James's Terrace, Kentish Town.
1850. 1347 Medora; model in plaster.
" In life itself she was so
still and fair, etc."
185 1. 1311 Sketch in plaster; Hagar and
Ishmael. " Arise, lift up the
lad, etc." — Genesis, xxi, 18.
1852. 1 37 1 Parasina. " And stiU and pale,
and silently did Parasina
wait her doom."
1389 Sybil. "She was happy; she
dreamed a dream of love."
1853. 1368 The Greek mother, after having
rescued her child from the
eagle's nest, bearing it down
the rocks.
1 7, Rutland Street, Regents Park.
1858. 1218 " By the waters of Babylon we
sat down and wept;" a
group.
1859. 1284 Cordelia. "Ay, sir, she took
them, etc." — King Lear,
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107

SHENTON, Henry Chawner. Engraver.
II, St. James's Terrace,
Camden Town.
1846. 1478 Bust of J. Stenson Major, Esq.
17, Rutland Street.
1856. 1021 Richard Cceur de Lion forgiv
ing Bertrand de Gourdon ;
from the picture by John
Cross in the House of Lords.
Engraved for the Art Union
of London.
46, Mary Street, Regent's Park.
1857. 1184 The Eari of Zetland, M. W.
Grand Master of English
Freemasons. 1 7, Rutland Street.
1858. 1138 "The loan of a bite." After
W. Mulready, R.A.
i860. 906 Labour for love. After T. F.
Dicksee.
SHENTON, J  Sculptor.
II, Si.Ja?nes's Terraee, Camden Town.
1845. ^355 The penitent; alto relievo.
{J. Shenton in index, and H. Shenton,
Junr., in catalogue)
SHENTON, William Kernot. Sculptor.
46, Mary Street, Regents Park.
1857. 1363 Herr Manns; medallion.
1365 John Cross, Esq.; medallion.
1 7, Rutland Street, Regents Park.
1858. 1259 L. Walker, Esq.; medallion.
1328 E. Smith, Esq.; medallion.
1859. 1274 Mrs. W. K. Shenton; medal
lion. 37, Great Coram Street.
i860. 1029 The Poet Schiller. From a
mask after death ; medallion
portrait.
1033 Thomas Bardett, Esq., M.D.;
medaUion.
1861. 982 E. Kenealy, Esq., LL.D., Bar-
rister-at-Law; medallion.
1000 Ellis Eyton, Esq.; medaUion.
1862. 1070 Philip Frost, Junr., Esq.;
medallion.
14, Anglesea Villas, Hammersmith.
1864. 1047 Medallion portrait of a gentle
man.
1865. 996 W. G. Rogers, Esq.; medaUion.
1867. 1 173 Mr. G. A. Rogers; medallion.

Wellington Road, Hammersmith.
1869. 1279 MedaUion portrait of a lady.
1 3 17 MedaUion portrait of H. G.
Hine, Esq.
1871. 1332 Rev. Fred. Geo. Lee, D.C.L.,
F.S.A.; medallion.
SHEPARD, Ernest H  Painter.
E. H. Shepard,
5 2, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1901. 286 A Devonshire valley.
391 Miss Ethel Shepard.
E. Shepard,
34, Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath.
1903. 1020 " They toil not neither do they
spin."
1904. 125 Followers.
SHEPARD, Frank N  Painter.
4, Kensington Studios,
Kelso Place, W.
1904. 43 Wind on the hill.
SHEPARD, Henry Dunkin. Painter.
10, Kent Terrace, N W.
1885. 1380 In a German church.
1886. 1192 The last of his race.
1887. 1221 The Grey Friars' Hospital,
Coventry.
1889. 1557 The first viohn. 137, Gower Street.
1891. 1427 A chorister.
SHEPARD, Mrs. H. D. (Jessie). Painter.
10, Kent Terrace.
1888. 1274 StiU life.
SHEPARD, T  Architect.
36, Gumming Street.
1 83 1. 966 Design for a mansion.
SHEPHARD, Eric A  Painter.
Leaholme, Torquay.
1886. 328 Scene in Surrey.
{Shephard in index. Shepherd in catalogue)
SHEPHEARD, George  Painter.
9, East Street, Red Lion Square.
181 1. 104 The Cottage Gate, Thursley,
Surrey.
445 Binford, Thursley, Surrey.
17, Great Ormond Street,
1814. 337 South End, Essex.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shepheard, George — continued.
1815. 327 The interior of a cottage.
181 7. 235 Smugglers.
426 Purford, with a distant view of
Newark Priory, near Ripley,
Surrey.
579 View near Crawley in Sussex.
1818. 211 The bird in danger.
898 The gypsies.
1821. 84 The morning call.
100, Guildford Street,
Russell Square.
1830. 356 View at Cheriton, near Folke
stone, Kent.
1837. 564 Fishermen in Folkestone Har
bour dividing the fish by
auction, which is decided by
dropping a pebble; sketched
from nature.
1838. 125 The old Queen's Head public
house, Islington, from a
sketch made in 182 1.
778 Thomas Fagan. This extra
ordinary character was taken
in a wood in Ireland, July,
18 10, by a party of military,
whose vigilance he had, from
his great activity, eluded for
a length of time; he had
been about fourteen years
concealed, and had attained
every appearance of a wild
man, being completely
covered with hair. When
taken, he refused almost
every kind of clothing, and
preferred animal food in its
raw state. They captured
him under the idea that he
had been a deserter; and
were on the march, with
other men of that descrip
tion, to the depot in the Isle
of Wight, when the sketch
was made, 9th September,
1 8 10, at Ripley, Surrey,
whUe the party were halting
at the White Horse public-
house in that village. He
was not proved a deserter,
but most probably had been
active in the rebellion of
1798, and had concealed
himself in that state to evade
the military.
1839. 748 A halt of gipsies inthevicinity of
Epsom previous to the races.
1840. 851 Hop-picking, sketchedatHawk-
hurst, Kent, in the autumn
of 1839.

1841. 175 The shipwrecked saUor.
1842. 1245 Dad's a-coming. The interior
of a Welsh farmer's cottage,
sketched from nature.
SHEPHEARD, George Walwyn. Painter.
1 00, Guildford Street.
1836. 511 The Caeder Oak, on the estate
of Major Mackworth, Glen
Ush, Monmouthshire.
1837- 579 The elm, one of a series of
forest trees, drawn from
Nature.
1838. 730 The Willow, sketched at Toot
ing, Surrey, in 1828.
1839. 625 The Cedar Pine: view near
Spoletto; a drawing in
pencil.
626 Val di Moline, Amalfi.
II, Queen's Square, Bloomsbury.
1840. 546 The bridge and fort of St.
Maurice, on the Rhone.
34, Great James Street,
Bedford Row.
1841. 601 Study of beech in the forest of
Fontainbleau.
69S View between Spoleto and
Otricoli.
1842. 706 The Castle of Heidelberg.
1843. 1310 Colesbourne MiU, Gloucester
shire, the property of the
late John Elwes, Esq., from
a sketch made in 1804 by
the late Mr. G. Shepheard.
1311 Ash trees in the forest of Fon
tainbleau; a study in pencil.
1844. 964 Vesuvius from Vico.
1044 Beech trees, near Le Rocher
des Deux Soeurs, Fontain
bleau.
1845. 683 The aspen, a study from
Nature. 100, Guildford Street.
1846. 785 The wiUow.
1 08 8 On the lake of Geneva, near
Vaud. 34, Great James Street.
1847. 994 Study in pencil of an Oak in
Woburn Park.
46, Southampton Row.
1848. 1055 Leatherhead, Surrey.
1849. 989 The poplar.
1851. 1185 The forest deU.
SHEPHEARD, Lewis Henry. Painter.
100, Guildford Street.
1844. 741 The loiterers.

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109

1846. 1143 Kathleen.
1847. 1033 Village Gossip.
1856. 1027 Study of fir.
1869. 516 Penshurst Place, Kent, the pro
perty of Lord De L'Isle, and
Dudley, formerly the resid
ence of Sir Philip Sidney.

SHEPHERD, George  Painter.
1800. 382 View of Tottenham Court
Church, Middlesex.
G. Shepperd,
3, Ratcliff Row, City Road.
1802. 1052 WiUsden Church, Middlesex.
G. Shepherd,
3, Ratcliff Row, City Road.
1803. 374 A Mill near Surrey Road,
Lambeth.
532 St. Alban's Abbey, Herts.
579 Thetooth ofa mammoth, drawn
from the original, found on
the banks of the river Ohio,
in America.
1804. 337 Canterbury Cathedral.
1805. 464 St. Alban's Abbey, from the
meadow near St. Michael's
bridge.
1807. 133 Bookham Church. 24, Grafton Street.
1808. 48 Cottages at St. Albans.
349 Dunkley Hill, Dorset.
31, Hertford Street, Fitzroy Square.
1809. 344 Thaxted Church, Essex.
374 Interior view of St. Alban's
town, Herts.
469 Part of Netley Abbey, Hants.
18, Carburton Street.
181 1. 837 Interior of Kings Langley
church, Herts, with the
tomb of Sir J. Verney of
Penley, who was sheriff of
Herts and Essex in the
fourth of Henry VII, and
the tomb of Edmond of
Langley, son of Edward III.
17, Clarendon Street, Somers Town.
1 82 1. 513 View of the Ruins of Berry
Pomeroy Castle, Devon.
928 View of the town of Tiverton,
Devon.
1822, 499 View of Battlesdon Park, Bed
fordshire, the seat of Sir
Gregory Osborn Page
Turner, Bart., with a distant
view of the Chiltern Hun
dreds, and the intended
piece of water.

1826. 493 Panoramic view of Battlesdon
Park, the seat of Sir O. G. P.
Turner, Bart.
1827. 503 Matlock Bath, Derbyshire.
510 A study from Hampstead
Heath.
606 Study from Hampstead Heath.
1828. 528 Scene on the river Thames near
Gravesend.
617 Ivy Bridge, Devon, painted on
the spot.
1829. 533 The fall of the Erme, near Ivy
Bridge, Devonshire.
968 The High Street, Maidstone,
taken from the corner of
Gabriel's Hill, Kent.
SHEPHERD, George Sidney. Painter.
10, Clarendon Square, New Road.
1830. 494 Gravesend and the adjacent
country, taken from Wind-
miU HiU, Kent.
534 Old Covent Garden Market, as
it appeared on the morning
previous to Christmas day,
1828.
627 Crossing the heath.
972 A young lady at work.
978 Selling sprats, a scene in Lon
don. 191, Regent Street.
1831. 45^ Study of weeds, from nature.
473 The Zoological Gardens, Re
gent's Park.
545 Torquay, Devon.
570 The water-carrier. East Well,
Hastings.
585 Mending nets, a scene at Hast
ings.
899 Cherries. 16, Old Bond Street.
1832. 480 StiU life.
526 Sunset, a study.
12, St. Pauts Terrace, Camden Town
1833. 573 The pottery.
584 A leveret.
1834. 490 A heath scene; a study from
nature.
47, Burton Street, Burton Crescent
1835. 455 Old London Bridge, with pre
parations for building the
new one.
559 A boat house at Brighton, Sus
sex.
566 Scene on Hampstead Heath
looking towards Highgate.

no

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shepherd, George Sidney — continued.
1836. 490 A scene near Chalk Farm,
looking towards Kentish
Town and Holloway.
1038 A stone quarry.
15, Chad's Row, Gray's Inn.
1837. 746 Woburn Square.
SHEPHERD, J  Painter.
Covent Garden Chambers.
1823. loi The doubtful sneeze.

SHEPPARD, Miss Emma ... Painter.
I, York Road, Northampton.
1897. 125 Sweet violets.
1898. 50 Flowers of the springtime.
1899. 754 My favourite flowers.
1900. 728 Voices of the spring.
SHEPPARD, G... .Miniature Painter.
16, Prospect Place, Southwark.
1797. 914 Portrait of a lady.
952 do. boy.
22, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square.
1800. 874 Portrait of Geo. Smith.
G. Shepperd, 33, Grafton Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1802. 448 Mrs. Robson and child.

SHEPPARD, Herbert C. ... Painter.
Ashfield, Bridgend, South Wales.
1890. 862 Approach of a " Silent Death."
North Sea fishermen call
screw steamers " Silent
Deaths," from their noise
less approach, and the great
number of lives lost through
fishing boats being run
down by them.
Bryntirion, Stanwell Road,
Penarth, Glamorgan.
1895. 462 Twilight on the SandhiUs,
Glamorganshire.
Newquay House, Flushing,
near Falmouth.
1897. 1044 Gloucestershire meadows —
dawn.
Slon, Flushing, near Falmouth.
1899. 360 Snow and smoke.
SHEPPARD, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 18. 560 Group of flowers from nature.

SHEPPARD, Oliver  Sculptor.
39, Basuto Road, Fulham.
1891. 1987 Hibbert C. Binney, Esq.;
bust.
1893. 1727 W. G. Urquhart, Esq.; head.
Stamford Bridge Studio.
1896. 1824 Incident in the Deluge; relief
1903 Genius of Celtic art; statuette.
I, Fulham Studios.
1897. 2043 Lia-Fail, stone of destiny;
statuette.
Castle Rooms, Lenton Road,
Nottingham.
1900. 1980 Dawn; statuette.
1901. 1759 do. do. bronze.
1768 The fate of the children of Sir
(Irish legend); relief
SHEPPARD, Philip  Painter.
Hampton Villa, near Bath.
1 86 1. 895 Cadgwith, Cornwall.
1862. 962 Mountain road. North Wales.
963 Snowdon, from Traeth Mawr,
Portmadoc, North Wales.

SHEPPARD, Reuben  Sculptor.
23, Musgrave Terrace, Fulham.
1904. 1729 Love in idleness; relief.
SHEPPARD, W  Architect.
Bedford Street, Bedford Row.
1810. 903 The abbey gateway, Worksop,
Notts.
181 1. 895 The retreat; an accompani
ment to a mansion.
SHEPPERSON, Claude A.. ..Painter.
8, Clydesdale Mansions,
Colville Gardens, W.
1895. 1385 Witchcraft. 18, Kensington Court Place.
1898. 1241 " Claudia. If he be not in love
with some woman, there is
no believing old signs; he
brushes his hat o' mornings."
— Much Ado about Nothing,
act iii, scene 2.
1899. 1450 Shy; book illustration.
1900. 1589 Death waits at the door.
1604 The fight.
1629 A lad in love.
1901. 1471 Launcelot Gobbo. — The Mer
chant of Venice.
1474 Duke Frederick, Celia, and
Rosalind.— ^^ You Like It,
act i, scene 3.

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I II

1901. 1475 Shylock, Antonio, and Bas-
sanio. — Merchant of Venice,
act i, sc. 3.
1903. 1316 Charles II and the Duke of
Buckingham ; a supper party
at Campden House.
1439 A tailpiece for Leigh Hunt's
" Old Court Suburb."
1904. 1384 Faggot-gatherers.
1408 Design for a bookplate.
SHEPPERSON, Matthew... Painter.
39, Upper John Street.
181 1. 362 Banditti. 15, Moore Place.
1818. 150 Portrait of a child.
182 1. 4 do. gentleman.
190 do. general officer.
SHERARD-KENNEDY, Edward.
See K, vol. iv, page 315.
SHERATON, T  Painter.
13, Portland Street, Wardour Street.
1843. 212 Making a present. 4, Albion Place.
1846. 230 Portrait of a lady.
319 The pawnbroker.
SHERBORN, Charles William. Etcher.
16, Warwick Street.
1863. 956 The armorial bearings of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
10, Gunter Grove.
1874. 1305 Moonlight: Old Battersea and
church,
1875. 1074 Cat's head; dry-point etching.
1092 Putney Bridge; etching.
1 105 Northumberland House, Char
ing Cross, in 1874; etching.
1876. 1187 Pope Pius IX; etching.
1188 On the Thames at Battersea;
etching.
1 191 Ideal portrait of Shakespeare;
etching.
1877. 1283 Venus and Cupid.
2, Sussex Terrace, Chelsea.
1878. 1200 Allegory of Life and Death.
1879. 1223 Lindsay House, Chelsea ; etch
ing.
1262 H. Smith, Esq.
1880. 1267 Oliver Cromwell; ideal por
trait.
1 3 16 The late R. A. Dundas C. Nis
bet Hamilton. After G.
Richmond, R.A.

1880.

1 3 17 Entrance to Westminster

School; etching.

I88I.

1272 ApoUo, God ofthe Sun.

1884.

1373 A bookplate; engraving.

1454 John Phelps, of Putney; etch

ing.

540, Kin^s Road.
1886.
1520 A bookplate.
1888.
1715 Bookplate.
1716 do.
1889.
1799 do.
1800 do.
1890.
1694 Ex hbris.
1695 do.
1696 do.
I89I.
1670 Bookplate.
1671 do.
1711 do.
1892.
1507 do.
1511 do.
1893.
i35> do.
1405 do.
1406 do.
1408 The Archbishop of Canterbury.
After H. T. Wells, R.A.
1466 Sir Alfred LyaU. After J. J.
Shannon.
1894.
1405 Bookplate, Burlington Fine
Arts Club.
1457 Bookplate.
1466 do.
1494 The Eari of Cariisle. After
H. T. WeUs, R.A.
1895.
13 II Bookplate.
1896.
1564 do.
1898.
1479 do.
1500 do.
1589 Lady Halifax.
1900.
1583 A bookplate.
1903.
1440 do.
1441 do.
1904.
1299 do.
HER
IDAN, Harry  Painter.
Sella Park, Calder Bridge,
Whitehaven.
1857. 697 The faU of the Aar, at the
Handek.
SHERIDAN, J  Painter.
33, Strand.
1786. 46 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Kemble, Junr.)
391 Portrait of himself.
37, Davies Street, Berkeley Square.
1788. 20 Portrait of a lady.
1789. 465 do. gentleman.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SHERIDAN, R  Painter.
1 8, Old Burlington Street.
1785. 4 Portrait of a child.
SHERIFF, G. Vincent  Painter.
21, Leigh Street, Liverpool.
1877. 870 Glenfalloch.
SHERLEY, Miss C  Painter.
4, Upper King Street, Bloomsbury.
1842. 619 Portrait of a young lady.
{Sherley in index, and Shirley in catalogue.)
SHERLING, J  Painter.
23, Charlotte Street.
1849. 985 Mrs. Valentine Bartholomew.
SHERLOCK, William  Painter.
78, Sloane Street.
1796. 150 Henry the Seventh's Chapel.
289 View of the Savoy.
414 Four portraits.
425 do. do.
506 do. do.
1797. 368 do. do.
378 do. do. 125, Strand.
1799. 638 Captain Edwards.
639 Mrs. Wheadon.
640 Mr. W. Gilpin.
641 Mr. G. S. Carey.
642 Mr. Wheadon.
643 Mr. Clearson.
1800. 43° Portrait of a gentleman.
455 Mrs. J. Atle.
521 Portraits of a lady and child
ren.
W. Sherlock, senr.,
43, Broad Street,
Golden Square.
1803. 796 A gentleman.
807 Portrait of a lady.
854 Miss A. Sheriock.
1804. 786 Miss Jones.
1805. 390 Portrait of himself.
401 Miss Sherlock.
1806. 635 Mr. Wells.
655 Mr. GUpin.
716 Miss Lloyd.
SHERLOCK, William P  Painter.
42, Dean Street.
1801. 767 Master C. Harvey.
1802. S82 C. KampfmuUer, Esq.
1803. 299 City of Rouen.
800 Portrait of a lady.
1805. 497 Tintern Abbey, Monmouth
shire.

43, Broad Street, Golden Square.
1806. 812 A Mill on the Surrey side of
the Thames, near Wands
worth. Macclesfield Street, Soho.
1807. Tt,i*{No such number in the cata
logue)
1808. 635 Landscape; a composition.
1810. 443 A mill at sunrise at Plymouth
Dock, Devonshire.
SHERMAN, W  Painter.
26, Chapman Street, Islington.
1830. 14 The rich man leaving Jesus; a
sketch.
SHERRARD, Miss Florence E.
Painter.
7, Oxford Square.
1885. 1663 James Corry Sherrard, Esq.
1886. 464 StiU hfe.
189 1. 338 The Convalescent.
1389 Head of a boy.
1892. 478 "Who wins?"
1105 Audrey, daughter of Eardley
HiU, Esq.
1893. 897 After the first communion.
1894. 281 A Japanese scroll.
SHERRARD, James  Painter.
12, Queen Street, Brompton.
1829. 107 View near Northampton.
SHERRATT, E  Painter.
10, Castle Street, Strand.
1787. 265 Portrait of himself
C. S her rati, 130, Strand.
1792. 292 Portrait of a lady. {Miss
Levers.)
SHERRATT, Thomas  Engraver.
T. Sherratt, Junr.,
5, Westmoreland Place,
Bayswater.
1 86 1. 948 The gipsy. After J. PhiUip,
R.A.
T, Sherratt, 9, Westmoreland Place.
1863. 942 Preparing for the chase. After
Mourenhout.
970 From the Moors. After H.
Park. 10, Basinghall Street.
187 1. 846 The Woman of Samaria. After
H. Tidey.
1874. 1267 The Queen and her ladies.
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113

1878. 1191 The musician surprised. After
G. A. Storey, A.R.A.
1880. 1268 Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel in
the Vineyard of Naboth.
After T. M. Rooke.

SHERRIFF, Mrs. Annie  Painter.
13, Lancaster Gate.
1885. 512 " And while she turns the giddy
wheel around. Revolves the
sad vicissitudes of things."
1886. 1502 Study of a head.
Pale Corwen, North Wales.
1887. 641 Sermon time.
1888. 811 Christmas roses.

SHERRIFF, J  Seal Engraver.
Snow Hill, Birmingham.
1827. 988 Alexander, from the antique;
an impression from a steel
intaglio seal.
SHERRIN, George Campbell. Architect.
2, Broad Street Buildings.
School residence, Woburn
Park, Weybridge.
Master's House, Woburn Park,
Weybridge.
Lewisham Congregational Sun
day Schools.
Cricket pavUion, Woburn Park,
Weybridge.
Sanatorium, Woburn Park,
Weybridge.
Cottages, Halstead, Essex.
Residence, Ingatestone, Essex.
Writtlewick, near Chelmsford.
Gate House, Ingatestone.
33, Finsbury Circus.
Cannon Street Buildings.
House at Ingatestone.
House at Westgate on Sea.
Workman's Club, Booking,
Essex.
1962 Offices, Carey Street.
SHERRIN, John, 7?./.  Painter.
6, Little Abingdon Street.
1859. 685 Study of a bush on Wimbledon
Common. 29, Gerrard Street.
i860. 763 Plums.
779 Fruit.
1 86 1. 791 Apples, etc.
1862. 754 Fruit.
970 Blackbird, etc.
VII.

1880.

1 140

I88I.

1070

1094

IIZ4

1882.

II66

1884.

1253

I3I0

•337 1346
1885.
1886.1887.1889.
1905
15681584
1863
19, Stockwell Private Road,
Clapham Rise.
1863.
755 Beauries of Kent.
776 Bough of apples.
1864.
619 Pine, Plums, etc.
634 Bough of Damsons.
8, Nelson Terrace,
Twickenham.
1865.
667 Bough of Plums.
1866.
687 Damsons and peaches.
716 Bough of apples.
1869.
616 Wood pigeon.
1870.
558 Dead jay.
676 Bough of apples.
1871.
720 Fruit.
766 The winning move.
1872.
743 Branch of plums.
818 Rabbits.
1873-
714 Branch of apples.
884 Rabbits.
1874.
862 Beautiful in death.
872 Bunch of plums.
1875-
635 Magnum Bonum plums.
643 Golden Plovers.
1876.
664 Bough of peaches.
1877.
792 A bunch of plums.
817 Pine and sheU.
862 A bunch of apples.
1878.
856 Rabbits.
3, Codrington Villas,
Ramsgate.
1879.
813 Golden Plovers.
884 A bunch of plums.
1880.
906 Branch of Plums.
1881.
720 Rabbits.
795 Pine and grapes.
1882.
901 A surprise.
1003 Wood pigeons.
1883.
935 Bough of plums.
964 Partridges.
1884.
967 Wood pigeons.
1894.
280 An unexpected meeting.
SHERVIL, Alf. H. Miniature Painter.
7, Flanders Road, Bedford Park.
1898. 1260 Molly Bawn.
1356 Mrs. Edric W. Vredenburg.
1899. 1320 Ivy, daughter of Sidney Vesey,
Esq.
i44«, Sinclair Road,
West Kensington.
1902. 1248 The late Mrs. Trigge.
SHERWIN, Enoch  Painter.
Shelton, Staffordshire Potteries
18 1 9. 630 Fruit and flowers. Q
114

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SHERWIN
1774. 282283

1775. 392 A

393 A

1776. 282
1777. 326
1780. 343
1781. 424
1784. 229
{Sherwin
graver.)

, John Keyse  Painter.
At Mr. Bartolozzfs,
Broad Street, Golden Square.
Charity. After Guido ; a draw
ing with chalks and crayons.
Portrait of a young lady, in
the same manner, in a
fancied dress.
At Mr. Jervis' s,
Bedford Court,
Covent Garden.
drawing with chalks and
crayons; from a picture of
Nicolo Loir.
drawing by William Hen-
shaw. {It is doubtful whether
this is a copy by Sherwin
after Henshaw, or by the
latter, who lived at Barto-
lozzi's. See vol. iv, page 74.)
Galatea. — Ovid's Met., Book
xiii, verse 370.
Leonidas leaving his family,
going to Thermopyle to op
pose Xerxes. — Glover's
Leonidas, book i, line 321.
28, St. James's Street.
Mrs. Hartley in the Winter's
Tale.
The joys of life.
Portraits ofa lady and children.
{Mrs. Dearne and family.)
is better known as an en-

SHERWIN, Mrs. Kate  Painter.
4m, Portman Mansions, W.
1896. 1265 Iffiey MiU.
SHIELDS, Harry G  Painter.
Capell Road, East Barnet.
58 Winter in the woods.
868 December bleak and drear.
740 A March day. Fen House, Perth.
573 A March day.
Echobank, Inverkeithing, Fife, N.B.
113 The village street.
797 Woodland silver.

1889.1891.1892.
1894.

1898.

SHIELDS, Thomas W  Painter.
45, Avenue Villiers, Paris.
1880. 112 A cavalier; time of Louis XIII.
SHIELLS, Miss Sarah  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Miss Shiells.
1784. 150 Portrait of a young lady.

1785. 214 Portrait of a lady.
215 do. do.
Sarah Shiells, Lambeth Terrace.
1786. 182 Portrait of a lady.
218 do. do.
1787. 221 do. Mrs. Yearsley, the
Bristol milk woman.
SHIELS, William, R.S.A. ... Painter.
272, Strand.
1808. 156 Ulysses and Laertes. "Oh,
father! rise, behold thy
son ! " — Homer. 33, Cheapside.
1813. 94 The friendly visit.
143 Gipsies.
1814. 112 A courtship.
5 1, Johnson Street, Somers Town
1828. 224 A barn door.
123, Seymour Street, Fusion Square.
1830. 55 The young artist.
19, Circus Place, Edinburgh.
1 85 1. 447 Interior of a Scottish fisher
man's cottage.
1852. 289 Preparing for a visitor.
SHINDLER, Miss Florence A. Painter.
15, Queens down Road, Clapton.
1888. 1386 Entrance to Duke of Rich
mond's tomb, Westminster
Abbey.
SHINER, Christopher M.... Architect.
15, New Broad Street.
1892. 1702 Fire Engine Station, Grays.
2, Walbrook, E. C.
1897. 1813 Memorial chancel to the late
James Theobald, M.P.,
Grays.
1899. 1705 Entrance doorway, Grays, Es
sex. 3, Bond Court, Walbrook.
1901. 1604 South Essex Waterworks Of
fices, Romford. 6, Crutched Friars.
1902. 1376 Cottage homes at Grays.
I903- '533 Stiffbrd Lodge.
• 544 The Elms, Grays, Essex.
SHIPHAM, B  Painter.
79, Upper Parliament Street,
Nottingham.
1852. 537 Midland scenery near Notting
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115

1853. 64 On the river Trent, near
Nottingham.
1855. 289 Clifton Grove, on the banks of
the River Trent.
1856. 512 Scene at WUford, Nottingham
shire.
1857. 548 Midland scenery, near Not
tingham.
1858. 352 The Vale of the Trent, from
Crow Park, Burton Joice,
Nottinghamshire.
1861. 155 Lane scene near Sherwood,
Nottinghamshire.
1862. 421 Scene in Bulwell Forest.
1872. 39 Near Aberglaslyn, North
Wales.
SHIPLEY, Miss Georgina (after
wards Mrs. Frances Hare Naylor. Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1781. 170 Portrait of a lady and two
children.
{Miss G. Shipley in the catalogue. Wal
pole adds "eorgina.")
SHIPWAY, J  Architect.
Great Malvern, Worcester.
1857. 1054 Water Cure EstabHshment,
Great Malvern.
1088 ItaUan vUla.
SHIPWRIGHT, Miss Emily A.
Miniature Painter.
227, Hampstead Road.
1895. 953 A study. 27, Charlotte Street, W.
1904. 1 104 NeUie.
1242 Portrait ofa lady.
SHIRLAW, Walter  Painter.
41a, Cathcart Road.
1881. 1430 Cares forgotten.
3, New Burlington Street.
1891. 379 Reflections.
755 Moving westwards.
SHIRLEY, Henry  Painter.
7, Cumberland Terrace.
1844. 199 The babes in the wood.
229 Evening; a composition.
1845. 303 Noon; haymakers resting.
1846. 211 The cattle ferry.
554 Temptation.
1284 Embarking on the lake.
43, Burton Street.
1847. 248 Sunset — gipsies preparing for
a revel.

1847. 600 A shower in harvest.
1848. 340 The rise of the harvest moon.
1 07 1 The seashore.
1849. ••64 A rustic Narcissus.
4, Weidington Street, Kentish Town.
1851. 124 Noon.
1852. 420 The gleaners.
At Mr. Woolmer' s,
Fortis Green, Finchley.
1853. 253 Maying. 118, Park Street.
1855. 455 Sunshine on the lake.
21, Carlton Road.
1859. 561 Archery.

SHIRLEY, J  Painter.
Paddington.
1830. 252 Landscape.
1831. 437 do.
1832. 274 Storm passing off".

SHIRREFF, Charles. Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Burgess's,
Gloucester Street,
Red Lion Square.
1 77 1. 186 A portrait of himself; in
crayons.
35, Lamb's Conduit Street,
Foundling Hospital.
1774. 280 Portrait of a lady; miniature.
281 do. himself; do.
1775. 293 Two portraits; miniatures.
Charles Shirriff,
At Mr. Strachan's, 70, near
the Adelphi, Strand.
1776. 283 Portrait of a gentleman; in
miniature.
284 A frame with five miniatures.
Charles Sheriff,
15, Salisbury Street, Strand.
I'm. 325 A family; a miniature piece in
water-colours.
Charles Sherreff,
At Mr. Fentum's,
78, Salisbury Street, Strand.
1778. 283 Portrait of a child; fuU length,
in miniature.
24, Southampton Street,
Covent Garden.
1780. 232 Portrait of a lady.
234 Fancy head.
235 Portrait of a boy.
261 do. gentleman.
1 78 1. 344 A frame with portraits.
345 Portrait of a gentleman.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Shirreff, Charles. — continued.
C. Shirreff,
10, Tavistock Row,
Covent Garden . 1 8 1 1 .
1783. 219 An officer.
313 Portrait of a lady. {Miss 0)
321 do. do.
420 do. do.
443 Group of three ladies.
14, Tavistock Row.
1784. 267 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Shirreff.)
275 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr. 1813.
Kemble.)
281 Portrait of a lady. {Miss
Phillips)
1785. 310 Portraits of Mrs. Siddons and
Mr. Kemble in the charac
ters of Tancred and Sigis-
munda.
1786. 290 Portrait of an serial traveller.
1787. 290 do. a gentleman. {Caleb
Whitefoord.)
C. Sherriff, 13, Tavistock Row.
179 Portrait of a gentleman.

1788. 1789. 1790.1791. 1794.

1795-

1796.

341 do. do.
343 do. lady.
348 do. gentleman.
295 do. lady.
317 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
319 Portrait of an officer.
331 do. a lady. C. Shirreff.
305 Portrait of a gentleman.
340 do do.
355 do. an artist.
367 do. a gentleman.
10, Berners Street.
277 A sleeping nymph. Bath.
512 Two Bacchants.
525 Portrait ofa lady. {Mrs. Hart
ley)
527 Portrait of a lady.
536 do. Chinese.
542 do. lady.
550 do. young lady.
552 The Master of the Ceremonies,
Bath. {Mr. Tyson)
562 Miss Wallis and Mr. Dimond
in Romeo and Juliet.
604 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Her lot)
625 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Heriot.)
58, Green Street, Grosvenor Square.
670 Portraits of Mr. Shirreff, late
Nabob of the Carnatic, the
present Rajah of Benares, a

1814.1815.1816. 1817.1818.1823.

Malabar native, Dr. Kay of
St. Helena, and a Bengal
native.
556 Lord Eardley.
561 A Madras native of rank.
594 Portrait of a young lady.
616 do. lady.
606 Mrs. Braidwood, teacher of
deaf and dumb persons.
613 Portrait of a gentleman.
623 Mr. Barton of Calcutta.
633 Venus and Cupid.
483 Miss Murchison.
498 Portrait of a native of Con-
pore.
534 W. Brown, Esq.
535 G. Owen, Esq.
38, Cumberland Street.
400 Master WiUiams.
411 Mrs. Brown.
444 Dr. Watson.
467 Portrait of a lady.
541 do. do.
544 do. do.
554 do. child.
617 A nymph.
639 Portrait of a lady.
737 do. do.
698 do. young gentleman.
710 Hebe.
822 Portrait of a lady.
428 Portraits.
445 Peneus. 45, Upper John Street,
Fitzroy Square.
718 Portrait ofa gentleman.

SHIRREFF, John  Painter.
35a, Union Street, Aberdeen.
1890. II 22 Saturday night.
{Shirreff in index, Sherreff in
catalogue.)
J. Shirreffs, 14, Union Row, Aberdeen.
1895. 1005 A Scotch interior. J. Shirreff.
1896. 1113 Tea time.
J. Shirreffs, 7, South Street, Greenwich.
1898. 1163 A neighbour lad.

SHIRVING, Archibald. Miniature Painter.
At Mrs. Milward's,
Little Brook Street,
Hanover Square.
1778. 284 A frame with three miniatures.

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117

1799. 836 Portraitof John Clerk of Elden,
Esq. , author of the celebrated
Treatise on Naval Tactics.
( — Shirring in the index, — Skirving
in the catalogue)
SHOOSMITH, Thurston L. Painter.
30, Billing Road, Northamptofi.
1899. 1180 Western Favell, Northampton
shire.
1901. 955 A Cornish port.
978 Rue de la Grosse Horloge,
Rouen.
993 A street in St. Malo.
SHOPPEE, Charles Herbert. Architect.
22, John Street, Bedford Row.
1890. 1746 New headquarters, St. George's
Rifles, Davies Street, W.
SHOPPEE, Charlesjohn. ..Architect.
61, Doughty Street.
i860. 631 Lunatic Asylum for New Zea
land.
1876. 1057 304, High Holborn.
SHORE, Captain the Hon. Frederick
William John  Painter.
89, Norfolk Terrace, Bayswater.
1883. 1478 A peep of the Galleries, Gib
raltar. Clonmell, Ireland.
1888. 105 The bone of contention, Tan-
giers, Morocco.
SHORE, Robert S  Painter.
54, Lower Bagot Street, Dublin.
1896. 327 A grey day on the river.
1897. 684 From foreign parts.
SHORSMITH  Painter.
19, Gray's Walk, Lambeth.
18 1 9, 914 M. Langdale, Esq.
961 M. R. Langdale, Esq.
SHORT, Frank  Engraver.
3, Radnor Street, Chelsea.
1885. 1594 New Inn, Poole.
1653 Putney Bridge.
Wentworth Studios, Manresa Road.
1886. 1470 Sunset on the beach. After
Copley Fielding's mezzotint.

1887.

1889.

1890.

1891.

1892. 1893.1894. 1896.1897.

1899.

1904.

503 A north country fishing viUage.
505 Grey morning — Whitby.
545 In a cider country. After Alfred
Parsons.
712 Mezzotint. After Alfred East.
685 The Curfew; aquatint. "Over
some wind-watered shore
Swinging slow with suUen
roar."
700 Hayle.
705 Rye Port.
720 Orpheus and Euridice. After
G. F. Watts, R.A.
792 A road in Yorkshire. After
De Wint.
616 TwiHght on the Campagna.
After G. Costa.
632 "Low tide and the evening
star, and Rye's long pier de
serted."
683 Day's dying glow. After J. Far
quharson.
;684 Flatford Lock. After J. Con
stable, R.A.
226 The breaking up of the " Great
Eastern."
562 The entrance to the Mersey.
568 Near Hingham, Norfolk. After
John Crome.
590 The breaking up of the " Great
Eastern."
686 Swiss Pass. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
690 The mouth of the Thames.
After J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
695 A Sussex down. After J. Con
stable, R.A.
477 Diana and Endymion. After
G. F. Watts, R.A.
350 The Solway.
398 Gathering the flock on Maxwell
bank. 56, Brook Green, W.
486 "When the weary moon was
on the wane."
510 Evening on the Solway.
580 Mouth of the Medway. After
J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
584 FaUs of the Rhine, Schaff-
hausen. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
603 Lucerne. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
604 Pastoral. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
570 Sir George Johnson, M.D.,
F.R.S. After Frank HoU,
R.A.
311 Lord Tennyson. After G. F.
Watts, R.A.

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Short, Frank — continued.
1904. 1323 A vessel in distress off Yar
mouth. After J. M. W.
Turner, R.A.
1418 A Yorkshire Hayfield. After
P. de Wint.
{Mr. Short was elected A.R.A. in 1906.)
SHORT, F. Golden  Painter.
Lyndhurst, Hants.
1887. 1013 By the Thames, Limehouse.
1888. 918 At Scarborough — evening.
1889. 952 Bude Sands, Cornwall.
1892. 471 Shadows of departing day.
SHORT, George H  Painter.
Avondale, Rosemont Road, Acton.
1900. 1575 Study of a cat's head.
1638 do. do.
1662 do. do.
SHORT, Percy  Painter.
Brant House, Shore Road, Hackney.
1888. 196 Study of a child's head.
52, Fountayne Road,
Stoke Newington.
1889. 117 Study of a head.
38, Great Ormond Street.
1892. 754 Innocence.
1894. 620 Mrs. Lamparter.

SHORT, Richard  Painter.
Tywarnal, Cardiff.
no Penarth head. 2, The Walk, Cardiff.
685 Off Porthcawl.
675 St. David's Head, Pembroke.
708 Porthcawl beach.
979 Bristol Channel.
711 Worm's Head, Gower.
856 Light at eventide.
887 Gloomy weather.
902 Grangetown, Cardiff.
22, The Walk, Cardiff.
830 Porthcawl Sands.
297 St. David's head, Pembroke.
809 Cardiff roads.
874 Grey day.
891 East wind, Cardiff.

1882. 1886
1887

1889

1896 1897
1900.

SHORT, W.J  Architect.
W.J. Short, 10, Waterloo Place.
1838. 1215 Crookham Manor Farmhouse,
Kent.

W. L. Short,
56, Shepperton Terrace, Islington.
1839. 1155 At Gloucester.
W.J. Short,
13, Ward Street, Lambeth.
1 84 1. 1004 Design for a church.
1030 Old Buildings.
1 103 Old houses near Ightham.
1842. 1012 Porch of St. Mary's Church,
Bury St. Edmund's.
1843. 1207 Old house in Lambeth Old
Town. 2, Spring Terrace, Lambeth.
1844. 1123 Bookbinders' almshouses.
1845. 1 103 Old Buildings.
SHORTHOUSE, Arthur C... Painter.
AthencBum Chambers,
Temple Row, Birmingham.
1898. 1082 Happy times.
SHORTHOUSE, Miss Stella H.
Painter.
5, Bramley Hill, Croydon.
1887. 757 Azaleas. I, Carlton HiU.
1888. 968 Tea roses.
SHORTO, H. H  Painter.
H. Shorto, At Mr. Reynolds's, Bayswater.
1823. 185 Landscape; composition.
1824. 254 do. sunset.
SHOTTEN,J  Painter.
1863 216 W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq.,
F.R.A.S., etc.
SHOUBRIDGE, W  Architect.
16, Hanover Terrace.
1831. 1048 Design for an ornamental
temple.
I, EarPs Terrace, Kensington.
1837. 991 Forum at Rome.
993 Gateway leading to the Piaz-
zetta di San Marco, Ducal
Palace, Venice.
1086 Venice. "She looks a sea
Cybele, Qtc"— Child e
Harolde. 18, Oxford Square.
1843. 1 192 Church of St. Ouen, Rouen.
1336 The Lady chapel. Church of
St. Ouen, Rouen.
SHOUBRIDGE, Mrs. W. ... Painter.
Wellington Road, Hounslow.
1870. 725 Florence.

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119

SHOUT, Robert Howard. Architect.
West End, Hampstead.
1845. 1 147 Design for a National Mu
seum.
1846. 1352 New church.
1847. iiio Approach to a marine palace.
1848. nil All Saints' Church, Derby.
1 195 Wimborne Minster, Dorset
shire.
1849. ''48 Smallpox Hospital, Highgate.
SHOVERS, E  Architect.
1847. ••='8 Monument.
SHRIGLEY and HUNT.
Stained Glass Painters.
John 0' Gaunt s Gate, Lancaster.
1882. 1171 Stained glass. North Bovey
Church, Devon.
1Z07 Ceiling decoration, Aigburth,
Liverpool.
2%, John Street, Bedford Row.
1884. 1220 Window, English Church of
All Saints, San Remo, Italy.
1885. 1827 Window, Mytton Church, near
Whalley, Lancashire.
1886. 1734 Stained glass. Upper Stondon
Church, Beds.
1888. 1750 Window, Cartmel Priory
Church, Lancashire.
1859 Stained glass. Aldington
Church, Kent.
1861 Stained glass, Harthill Church,
Cheshire.
1889. 1927 Window, Chiswick parish
church.
1938 Window, Ranmoor Church,
Sheffield.
John O' Gaunt s Gate, La?icaster.
1891. 1820 Window, St. Margaret's Church,
Lowestoft.
1904 Window, St. Mary's Church,
Leigh, Lancashire.
1892. 1789 Window, Skelton-in-Cleveland
Church, Yorkshire.
1792 Window, Leigh Church, Lan
cashire. 2%, John Street.
1893. 1553 Window, Hillhead Established
Church, Glasgow.
1638 Window, "The Nativity," St.
John's Church, Silverdale,
Lancashire.
1894. 1559 Window to the late Lord Ed
ward Cavendish, Cartmel
Priory Church, Lancashire.

1894. 1569 Window, Church of SS. Simon
and Jude, Southport.
1895. 1492 Reredos, St. Peter's Church
Newton-le-Willows, Lan
cashire.
1543 Decoration of Roof, New
King's Hall, Holborn Res
taurant.
1896. 16 1 9 Window, Heaviley Church,
Stockport.
1726 Window, Great MarlowChurch,
Bucks.
1897. 1764 Window, St. George's Church,
Heaviley, Stockport.
John O' Gaunt' s Gate.
1898. 1691 Chancel, St. George's Church,
Preston.
1899. 1693 Window, Fenham HaU.
1696 do. Doncaster Parish
Church. 2Z,John Street.
1900. 1 841 East window, St. Lawrence's
Church, Morecambe.
John O' Gaunt' s Gate.
1902. 1393 Window, Christ's Church,
Waterloo, Liverpool.
1400 do. do.
1536 Nine windows, Christ Church,
Waterloo, Liverpool.
SHRIMPTON, Miss Ada M. Painter.
42, Clanricarde Gardens.
1891. 1285 Molly. Studio, Thurloe Square.
1893. 1047 Pansies.
1 140 The wood sprite.
1897. 1307 Roses.
1390 "Now I'm father."
1396 Sulky Sue. 57, Bedford Gardens.
1 901. 230 Dorothy's bridesmaid's dress.
843 Pippa. "I will pass by, and
see their happiness, etc." —
Browning.
1 1 77 Miss E. Shrimpton.
1904. 460 The Joy of Life.
SHRUBSOLE, W. G  Painter.
49, Tonbridge Road, Maidstone.
1881. 406 The ramparts of Idwal.
4, Summerhill Terrace,
Upper Bangor, North Wales.
1882. 306 A crown of fire; sunset effect
at Lake Ogwen.
1883. 349 A gusty morning at Ogwen.
Arvonia Buildings, Bangor.
1886. 126 The Queen of Cambria.
172 "The wUd pomp of mountain
majesty."

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SHUBROOK, Miss Laura A. Painter.
I, Tudor Lodge Studios.
1891. 797 China asters.
46, Nicoll Road, Willesden.
1893. 453 Roses.
1894. 666 do.
1895. 212 White lUies.
1898. 178 Blue and white iris.
SHUBROOK, Miss Minnie... Painter.
63, Plimsoll Road, Finsbury Park.
1885. 1694 Grace.
1886. 949 Leslie, daughter of Thomas
Perkins, Esq.
1887. 360 Portrait of a lady.
798 Narcissus and Acacia.
1888. 633 W. Neave HiU, Esq.
1160 "Of what are you thinking,
sweet lassie?" I, Tudor Lodge.
1889. 332 Maude, daughter of J. H.
Wilson, Esq.
851 Christmas Roses.
1204 Mildred, daughter of T. E. B.
HiUiard, Esq.
1890. 841 Christmas roses.
953 Chrysanthemums.
1 89 1. 990 Portrait of L. A. S.
1119 "Yet for old sake's sake she is
still dear, the prettiest doU
in the world."
1892. 93 A City Luncheon.
936 Christmas roses.
12, Denton Road, Stroud Green.
1896. 112 Gloire de Dijon roses.
1897. 800 do. do.
873 Roses.
916 do.
63, Plimsoll Road, Finsbury Park.
1899. 329 Iris.
SHUCKARD, Frederick P.. ..Painter.
2, Ravenscourt Terrace.
1870. 214 A ray from the hearth.
826 do. do. (crayon.)
937 The umpire in the encounter.
4, Carlton Road West, Peckham.
1873. 66 Miss Frances, eldest daughter
of A. H. Saunders Davies,
Esq.
367 Master Clarence.
1874. 417 " In Thee the fatherless findeth
mercy." — Hos., xiv, 3.
1875. 298 Returning with the spoils.

10, King's Road, Peckham.
1876. 1276 Mrs. Waterhouse.
1880. 548 Portrait.
812 Pelargonium (Digby Grand).
1881. 813 A little friend.
1885. 1458 Rhododendron. 6, Gunnersbury Villas, Peckham.
1888. 1409 Eastbourne, from Beachy
Head.
Frederic P. Shuckard,
14, Walerand Road, Lewisham.
1901. 1009 Cloister Court, Queen's College,
Cambridge.
SHUFFREY, Leonard A. Architect.
38, Welbeck Street.
1889. 1 97 1 House, Edgehill Road, Ealing.
SHURY, George Salisbury. Engraver.
1859. 1218 Kars and its defenders. After
W. Simpson.
1227 Viscountess Bury. After Henry
Weigall.
Prince's Terrace, Notting Hill.
i860. 936 The first of October. After
A. Cooper, R.A.
1861. 939 La Traviata. After Mons.
Beard.
953 Parable of the rich man. After
H. Le Jeune.
7, St. Mark's Road, Notting HiU.
1864. 838 The Hon. Lady Lyttleton.
After H. Weigall.
74, Portland Road Villas.
1875. 1106 The burgomaster's daughter.
After Rembrandt.
1876. 1 1 37 The Ladies Maria, Laura, and
Horatia Waldegrave. After
Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
SHUTER, Miss Agnes  Sculptor.
Lawn House, Tufnell Park, N.
1881. 1568 Mrs. Shuter; bust.
1882. 1602 Bas relief.
9, Steele's Road, Haverstock HUL
1884. 1758 Little Aggie, daughter of
G. Acton Davis, Esq.
SHUTER, William  Painter.
King Street, St. Ann's, Soho.
1774. 284 Two fruit pieces.
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121

At Mr. Byrne's, 1 1, Long Acre.
1775. 294 Two fruit pieces.
At Mr. Turner's,
in Mary-le-bone Street,
near Golden Square.
1776. 285 A flower piece.
SHUTTLEWORTH, Alfred. Painter.
24, Villa Road,
Handsworth, Staffordshire.
1898. 136 Teazles.
SIBLEY, Charles  Painter.
1826. 364 Dead game.
26, Duke's Court, St. Martin's Lane.
1827. 218 Dead game.
1828. 285 Lady with a globe of fish.
Broad Street, Golden Square.
1829. 106 Dead game.
1834. 187 Water fowl. I, Vine Street.
1835. Ill Female reading. 20, Oxenden Street.
1837. 293 Inniskillen Dragoons.
1838. 5 Portrait of a gentleman.
66, Great Queen Street.
1839. 161 The suppliant. 6, Russell Place.
1847. 120 J. Burnett, Esq.
SIBLEY, Frederick T  Painter.
3, Garden Studios, Chelsea.
1890. 1220 A lonely shore.
SIBLEY, G  Painter.
39, Great Ormond Street.
1844. 1105 An interior view of a private
chapel, Auvergne.
SIBLEY, R. S  Architect.
39, Great Ormond Street.
1838. noo Lunatic Asylum at Han well.
1839. 1193 Interno della Basilica di S.
Pietro.
SIBSON, H  Sculptor.
84, Margaret Street.
1826. 1033 Satan calling up the infernal
host. "Awake! arise! or be
for ever fall'n." — Paradise
Lost.
Aloe Cottage, Wellington Road,
St. Johfis Wood.
1833. 1141 Bust of R. Franklin, Esq.
1838. 1336 Model of part of a group for a
silver centre piece, presented
to Sir Alexander Woodford,
VII.

Bart., by the merchants of
the Ionian Islands.
9, Douro Cottages, St. John's Wood.
1863. 1200 Lord Bacon meditating correc
tions in his great work, "The
Novum Organum Scienti-
arum"; half-sized model ofa
statue.
SICCAMA, R. R  Painter.
29, Doughty Street,
Mecklenburgh Square.
1856. 950 Sunset off Gravesend.
SICHEL, Ernest  Sculptor.
171, Stanhope Street.
1885. 969 Curiosity. 2, Claremont, Bradford, Yorkshire.
1897. 175 Decorative panel.
633 The late Dr.Leonhard Schmitz.
1902. 1706 The potter; relief, panel.
1903. 1807 do. relief, silver.
1811 The, basket-maker; relief, panel.
SICKERT, Oswald  Painter.
12, Hanover Terrace, Notting Hill
1876. 108 Morthoe, coast of North Devon.
12, Pembroke Gardens.
1883. 258 Evening on the hills in North
Devon.
SICKERT, Walter  Painter.
13, Edwardes Square, Kensington.
1885. 1650 The acting manager.
13, Robert Street,
Cumberland Market, N W.
1898. 801 The stage box.
SICKHERT, Bernhard  Painter.
12, Pembroke Gardens.
1887. 810 Kensington High Street.
SIDDONS, Mrs. Sarah  Sculptor.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Mrs. Siddons.
1802. 1058 A Bust of Adam, from Milton's
Paradise Lost, book iv, line
300. "His fair large front,
and eye sublime, etc."
{Although the name in the catalogue is
Mrs. Siddons, yet there seems no doubt the
great actress was a sculptor and that this
exhibit is by her. Mr. Knight, in D. N. B.,
vol. Hi, page 201, states, "She herself exe
cuted busts of herself and of her brother
John, etc.")

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SIDEBOTTOM, A  Painter.
38, Sussex Place, Hyde Park.
1851. 115 Portrait of a lady.

SIDLEY, Samuel  Painter.
8, Mottram Road, Hyde, Manchester.
1855. 940 The ancient mariner.
I, Eldon Road, Kensington.
1863. 203 Edmund Potter, Esq., M.P.,
F.R.S.
224 Sophia Western.
1864. 125 Companions in mischief.
1865. 245 Civil war.
1866. 428 Dr. Colenso, Bishop of Natal,
1867. 238 William Smith, Esq., of Gled-
how, Leeds. {Presentation
portrait)
1868. 238 Portrait of a lady.
1871. 203 Rt. Hon. Jas. Stansfeld, M.P.
1872. 40 Saying grace.
556 Lord Justice MeUish.
1874. 113 Mrs. Vandeleur.
957 Miss Maude Sanderson.
1407 Alice in Wonderland.
8, Victoria Road, Kensington.
1875. 185 A lady and her daughters.
281 Spring.
1876. 555 The challenge.
1877. 66 Annie and Ernest, children of
Angus Holden, Esq. (Pony
by R. Ansdell, R.A.)
331 "I know a maiden fair to see;
Take care ! "
1878. 4 Daughters of Edward Holden,
Esq.
1880. 345 Mrs. H. Ernst HaU.
666 Gertrude, daughter of H. II-
lingworth, Esq.
1881. 72 Portrait of a lady.
1882. 433 The late Edwin Christy, 8th
K.R.I. Hussars. (The horse
by R. AnsdeU, R.A.)
1884. 112 Portrait of a lady.
750 Watching the effect.
1885. 592 Miss Barker.
1887. 1015 Mrs. Beausire.
1888. 997 Mrs. Andrew Knowles.
1889. 302 Andrew Knowles, Esq. (Piaiz'^z/^rf
with J. Charlton)
1895. 704 Mrs. G. J. Thursby.

SIDNEY, Herbert  Painter.
1 6, Rue de la Tour, Paris.
1877. 627 A mother and daughter perish
ing in the destruction of
Pompeh.

28, Leicester Square.
1879. 398 Joseph interpreting the dreams
of the butler and baker of
Pharaoh. — Gen. xl.
SIEVIER, R. M  Sculptor.
12, Henrietta Street.
1846. 1482 Bust of Miss Charlotte Leach-
man.
SIEVIER, Robert William, F.R.S. Sculptor.
34, Southampton Row.
1822. 1036 Bust of Field Marshal Earl
Harcourt.
1038 Bust of Daniel More, F.R.S.
1823. 1061 do. W. Home, Esq.
1071 do. S. Satoore.
1083 Bust in marble of S. Cart-
wright, Esq.
1085 Bust of Lord Chief Justice
Dallas.
1 1 03 Bust in marble of Mirza M.
Sauleh.
1824. 973 The Earl of Shaftesbury; to be
executed in marble.
983 A Bacchante asleep; in mar
ble. "Amidst the shady
(vine) leaves, overcome with
sleep, her tender form re
posed."
985 Charies MUls, Esq.
990 The Rt. Hon. Lord Francis
L. Gower.
998 {In the index, but by Turnerelli
in the catalogue.)
1825. 992 Pity, the daughter of Love and
Sorrow. "Pity was com
manded by Jupiter to follow
the steps of her mother
through the world, dropping
balm into the wounds she
made, and binding up the
hearts she had broken. She
follows with her hair loose,
her bosom bare and throb
bing. She wore on her head
a garland composed of her
father's myrtle, twisted with
her mother's cypress. " — Mrs.
Barbauld.
1007 A marble bust of the Lord
ChanceUor. {Lord Eldon)
1 06 1 Marble statue of Dr. Jenner,
M.D.; to be erected in
Gloucester Cathedral.
1826. 1043 Bust of John Foster, Esq.; in
marble.
1059 Bust of the Rt. Hon. Lord
F. Gower; in marble.

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123

1826. io88 Bust of Lord RoUe; in mar
ble.
1828. 1 1 40 Marble bust of a gentleman.
1 1 60 do. lady.
1 175 do. John Aber-
nethy, Esq., F.R.S.
1212 A groupe — Affection; to be
executed in marble.
"No! you shall not
Kiss him, at least not now; he
will awake soon ;
His hour of mid-day rest is
nearly over;
But it were pity to disturb him
till
'Tis closed." — Byron.
1829. 1170 Girl and lamb; in marble.
1 175 Marble bust of Richard Clark,
Esq., Chamberlain of the
City of London.
1 176 Marble bust of the Countess
of Sheffield.
1219 Boy and tortoise; in marble.
1830. 1173 Musidora. "Ah then! not Paris on the
piny top
Of Ida panted stronger, when
aside
The rival goddesses the veil
divine
Cast unconfined, and gave
him all their charms,
Thou, Damon, thou, as from
the snowy leg
And slender foot, the inverted
silk she drew."
1202 Bust of the Marquis of Angle-
sea.
1203 Bust of the Rt. Hon. W. Long
Wellesley.
1211 Bust of the Hon. Mrs. W. L.
Wellesley; in marble.
1 2 1 6 Posthumous bustofSir Thomas
Lawrence.
1 83 1. 1 1 54 Marble bust of Baron BoUand.
1 1 68 do. Dr. Turton,
Dean of Peterborough.
1 172 Marble bust of Thomas Le
Blanc, Esq.
1229 Bust of Lord Brougham and
Vaux; to be executed in
marble.
1832. 1 1 77 Statue to the memory of Field
Marshal Earl Harcourt; to
be placed in St. George's
Chapel, Windsor.
II 86 Bust of R. Joddrell, Esq.
1833. 1122 Posthumous bust of J. BoUand,
Esq.
1834. 1078 A mother and child.

1835. 1084 Marble bust of Professor Cole
man, presented to him by
his pupils.
1 134 Part of a monument to the late
J. Palmer, Esq., represent
ing him upon a sofa, as he
appeared a few moments
previous to his decease.
1837. 1 183 Mural monument to the
memory of Mrs. Cole.
1231 Marble bust of the late Sir
Thomas Monro.
12, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
1838. 1320 Marble bust of J. H. Oughton,
Esq.
1842. 1268 H.R.H. Prince Albert.
1398 His Majesty of Prussia; to be
executed in marble.
1399 Sir William Home.
1843. 1438 Marble bust of Wynne EUis,
Esq., M.P.
1517 Marble bust of Mrs. EUis.
1844. 1371 Marble bust of Mrs. Oughton.
1378 Bust of the late James Bordieu,
Esq.
{Mr. Sievier was a good stipple engraver
up to the year 1824. Hewas elected F.R.S.
in 1840; he did not die until 1865.)

SIGMUND
1881. 810
1882. 1052
1884. 1093

1885.

434
1187 1264

1282

1886.

130314511118

1135
1210

1230

1325
1887. 1888.
1107
1127 1248 1185
1252
•3431436
Benjamin D. ... Painter.
52, Cannon Street.
TranquiUity. By the stream.
Taplow, near Maidenhead.
On the edge of the woods —
Barbrook, North Devon.
13, Riverside, Taplow.
Early spring.
Near Lynton, North Devon.
Cottage at Barbrook Mill,
North Devon.
On the West Lynn, North
Devon.
The farmer's daughter.
On the edge of the common.
On Exmoor, near Lynton.
Young anglers.
Autumn. Companions.Feeding-time. The Willows, Bridge Street,
Maidenhead.
Gathering fuel.
Evening.
A reedy pool.
By willowy streams.
The Month of May.
By the sea shore.
Spring.
124

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sigmund, Benjamin D. — continued.
1889. 1525 A woodland pool.
1565 Spring.
1890. 1304 O'er moor and fen.
113, Lot hair Road, N
1893. 1021 The edge of the wood.
1895. 964 The month of May.
1896. 1207 By the river.
The Falls, Lynmouth, Barnstaple.
1897. 1289 The orchard gate.
1297 The brook.
Lyndale, Wexham Road,
Slough, Berks.
1899. 1069 A Buckinghamshire cottage.
1 184 The edge of the wood.
1900. 1225 The way to the farm.
1327 A backwater on the Thames.
1903. 983 Langley almshouses.
SIGNOL, Emil  Painter.
M. Signol, 56, Rue de I'Ouest, Paris.
1853. 1056 La fde et la P^ri poursuivant
I'ame de I'enfant. {French
quotation.) E. Signol, Paris.
1865. 194 Christ descendu de la croix.
1866. 295 The Holy Family.
SIGNORINI, Telemaco  Painter.
60, Bedford Gardens.
1883. 180 Piazza del Mercato, Viareggio.
SIGURTA, Luigi  Painter.
At Mr. Stirrup's, Greek Street, Soho.
1774. 286 Portrait of a lady.
SILBURN, A  Painter.
S, Hargrave Road, Holloway.
1873. 1230 A study.
7, Vorley Road,
Junction JRoad, Highgate.
1876. 745 Grey Friars, Canterbury.
22, Eyot Gardens, Chiswick.
1885. 1414 Hammersmith Mall.
SILCOCK, T. B  Architect.
Octagon Chambers, Bath.
1895. 1508 Llandudno Municipal Build
ings.
1607 Residence, Chippenham, Wilts.
SILCOCK (T. B.) and REAY. Architects.
Octagon Chambers, Bath.
1897. 1789 Country house, Bath.
184s Village HaU, Claverton, Bath.

1899. 1742 Holyrood Schools, Swindon.
1901. 1614 Brirish School, Trowbridge,
Wilts. 47, Milson Street, Bath.
1904. 1512 Winsley House, Wilts.

SILK, W  Painter.
19, High Row, Knightsbridge.
1823. 664 Landscape.

SILLEM, Charles  Painter.
194, Cromwell Road.
1883. 655 Rough terrier and rats.
c,c, Kensington Studios.
1889. 421 A poacher's bag.
460 Anticipation.

SILLETT, James  Painter.
1 2, Mansfield Place,
St. George's Fields.
1796. 55 Brace of teal.
J. Sillet, 16, Charles Street,
Covent Garden.
1798. 21 Flowers.
43 Groupe of birds.
300 Flowers.
J. Sillett, Norwich,
or 6, Portugal Street,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
1802. 261 Brace of Partridges.
330 An Auricula; from nature.
464 Flowers.
1803. 330 Primroses.
333 Honeysuckles.
337 Grapes.
338 do.
J. Sillet, Norwich,
or 23, Marsham Street.
1804. 260 Peruvian Jay.
574 Fruit. J. Sillett, Lynn.
1807. 409 Leach of tench.
411 Dead game.
589 Passiflora alata; winged passion
flower.
1808. 545 The red grouse or Moorcock.
562f Study of grapes and foliage.
562tt do. do. do.
1809. 430 Flower piece.
1810. 417 Dead game.
1811. 22 do.
764 Composition of fruit.
Norwich, or 23, Marsham St.
18 1 2. 691 Basket of fruit.
692 Fruit.
695 do.
1813. 367 Hawk and prey.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

125

814.

329 Hen and chickens alarmed by

a hawk.

650 Grapes and foliage.

654 do. do.

I8I5.

125 The falco ossifragus or sea

eagle and prey.
I8I6.
397 An auricula.
485 Snake, thistle and insects.
I8I7.
614 Fruit and flowers.
I8I8.
158 Fish.
618 Fruit.
I8I9.
317 Fish; from nature.
1820.
221 Dead game.
548 Study of flowers; from nature.
I82I.
631 Fruit and flowers.
1823.
55 Hawk and prey.
1824.
488 A Flower Piece.
1837-
1 1 27 Interior of St. Andrew's HaU,
Norwich, in which are held
the musical festivals, etc.
SILVERTHORNE, J.
Miniature Painter.
1849. 663 Portrait of a gentleman.
SILVESTER  Sculptor.
Lyceum, Strand.
1788. 596 Bust of Lord Hood.
609 do. the Rev. Mr. Westley.
655 H.R.H. the Duke of York.
656 Bust of Lord Rodney.
SILVESTER, Miss Jessie M.
Miniature Painter.
6, Springfield, Upper Clapton.
1903. 837 Ready for cooking.
166, Upper Clapton Road.
1904. 1183 Edith.
SIM, James  Painter.
70, Newman Street.
1870. 499 The suspicious letter.
1871. 438 The letter. 38, Markham Square.
1872. 515 The last day at Scarborough.
985 Morning gossip, Lake of Como.
1873. 995 The return from the baptism,
Mentone.
1874. 121 The Campo Santo, Macugnaga.
1876. 404 A Wall flower out of season.
569 On the sands, Boulogne-sur-
Mer.
9, Trafalgar Studios, Chelsea.
1880. 1080 By the tideless sea.
1886. 1112 The Nightingale's Grove, Lake
Lecco.
1889. 1007 The first meeting.
1893. *^9 On the Riffel, above Zermatt.
SIM, William  Architect.
59, Elgin Crescent, Kennington Park.
1855. 1210 Residence in Ireland.
1259 Elgin Crescent East, Kensing
ton Park.
SIMCOCK, T  Enamel Painter.
3, Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell.
1779. 303 A head; in enamel.
6, Little New Street,
Shoe Lane, Fleet Street.
1781. 338 Head; enamel.
1782. 295 Portrait of a gentleman;
enamel.
SIMERING, R  Sculptor.
Berlin.
1 87 1. 1290 Justice.
1291 Grief
1292 do.
1293 Love.
SIMMONDS, Thomas C  Painter.
Central School of Art, Derby.
1 88 1. 798 Old Street, Clovelly, North
Devon.
SIMMONDS, W. G  Painter.
6, Pomona Studios, Fulham.
1903. 657 A spring adventure.
1 904. 1 36 1 Second part of King Henry IV,
act iv, scene 4.
SIMMONS, A  Architect.
Carlton Chambers, 8, Regent Street.
1830. 1155 St. James's Chapel, Croydon
Common. 9, Symond's Inn.
1 83 1. 1047 West elevation of St. Martin's
in the Field.
1061 Design for an entrance into
Waterloo Place from St.
James's Park.
1832. 995 St. Pancras Church.
997 St. Peter's Church, Walworth.
SIMMONS, A. J  Painter.
7, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden.
1853. 465 A study.
1854. 1089 A scene from the play of
the "Hunchback." Helen.
"Cousin, wiU you tell me
one thing — Wore lovers ruffs
in Master Ovid's time? etc."
— Act iv, scene 2.
1856. 621 Winning the gloves.
126

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Simmons, A. "^.—continued.
1857. 106 The bride. "Of whom the
tender mother full of fears."
1858. 994 The inquiry — left his home.
1859. 354 "In holiness and in purity
live."
672 The effect of a day's shopping.
SIMMONS, Edward E  Painter.
320, Rue St. Honore, Paris.
188 1. 320 A Roman matron. St. Ives, Cornwall.
1888. 1138 Coast of CornwaU.
1889. 740 The carpenter's Son. — St. Luke,
ii, 40.
1890. 1089 "John Anderson my jo,
John."
1891. 274 The mother.
SIMMONS, H. P  Painter.
40, Mornington Place.
1 86 1. 455 A passing thought.
1862. 385 Meditation.
648 A study. 247, Hampstead Road.
1865. 520 By the window.
SIMMONS, John  Painter.
Bristol.
1772. 244 Two portraits; three-quarters.
John Simonds, Bristol.
1776. 287 Portrait of a gentleman; half-
length.
SIMMONS, J. Deane  Painter.
Holmbury, St. Mary, Dorking.
1883. 587 Before the leaf.
Crandem Gate, Henley-on- Thames.
1884. 1086 The corner of the hayfield.
5, Fitzroy Square.
1886. 53 The merry May-time.
1887. 957 The Thames at Harleyford.
66, Margaret Street.
1888. 73 On the Avon, Hants.
651 In Norbury Park, Surrey.
5, Fitzroy Square.
1889. 528 A rustic flirtation.
SIMMONS, William Henry. Engraver.
40, Mornington Place.
1857. 1170 Old, old story. After Frank
Stone, A.R.A.
1 1 87 Marguerite. After Frank Stone,
A.R.A.
1858. 1146 Highland Mary. After T.
Faed.

1859. 1185 The proscribed Royalist. After
J. E. MUlais, A.R.A.
1204 The image of Mama. After
Schlesenger.
1 2 1 5 The Vision of Queen Katherine.
After H. Le Jeune.
1861. 932 Luff, boy! After J. C. Hook,
R.A.
949 " Daddy's coming." After T.
Faed, A.R.A.
1863. loio Hesperus. After J. N. Paton.
247, Hampstead Road.
1864. 840 Sundayin the Backwood. After
T. Faed, R.A.
1866. 831 Waiting for the Verdict. After
A. Solomon.
832 Not guilty. After A. Solomon.
1869. 1122 Mors Janua Vitae. After J. N.
Paton.
187 1. 856 The poor, the poor man's
friend. After T. Faed, R.A.
1873. 1236 A shepherd of Jerusalem. After
P. R. Morris.
13 12 A wee bit fractious. After
T. Faed, R.A.
1874. 1227 Great Expectations. After
H. Le Jeune, A.R.A.
1875. '°85 Steady, Johnny! After E. Nicol,
A.R.A.
1096 Baith father and mither. After
T. Faed, R.A.
1880. 1286 The offering. After W. C. T.
Dobson, R.A.
1882. 1309 A humble servant. After Rosa
Bonheur.
SIMMONS, W. St. Clair  Painter.
St. Clair Simmons,
13, Westbourne Park.
13 Back water, Ostend.
2, Leicester Place, Bayswater.
47' The time of primroses.
5 7, Bedford Gardens.
1890. 1 313 A showery day.
1409 Old mill, Edwinstowe.
1103 Henry, son ofthe Rev. Richard
Fitz Herbert.
887 Lady Maud RoUeston.
1159 Gleaners.
655 At a masquerade.
588 Iris; portrait of a lady.
1049 Blackberry gatherers.
1898. 1259 Lady Fitz Herbert.
1899. 689 Rev. C. P. Leigh.

1880.

82.

1891.1892.
1893.1894.1896.

SIMMONS and RUMSEY. Architects.
1850. 1221 Design for Subscription Baths
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127

SIMMS, A. G  Painter.
14, Camden Cottages, Camden Town.
1859. 1 175 Repose.
i860. 208 The Culprit.
1861. 215 Left in charge.
; 1863. 380 On the heath.
1865. 532 Rather more free than wel
come.
SIMMS, C. See Sims, C, page 134.
SIMMS, C  Painter.
2, Penywern Road, EarPs Court.
1895. 1327 Moonrise, after-glow, mist.
SIMON (F. W.) and TWEEDIE. Architects.
36, Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
1894. 1718 Congregational church, Heaton
Moor.
SIMON, J. P  Miniature Painter.
6, Meard Street, Dean Street, Soho.
1785. 278 A frame with five miniatures.
J. Simon, 107, Wardour St.
1786. 361 Portrait of a lady.
362 do. do.
SIMONAU, Frangois  Painter.
20, Bennet Street, Blackfriars.
1818. 31 Portrait of a young lady.
89 A German artist ; a study.
24, Bennet Street.
181 9. 319 Portrait of a gentleman.
356 W. Kershaw, Esq.
429 W. Robinson, Esq.
437 Mrs. Robinson.
447 W. Hall, Esq.
609 Portrait of a gentleman.
26, Commercial Road, Lambeth.
1820. 134 Portrait of a gentleman.
309 do. do.
376 do. do.
12, Greek Street, Soho.
1821. 517 Mr. Porter of the Royal Ex
change.
1822. 186 A study of a Jew Rabbi.
1823. 4H Portrait of a Polish Jew.
1024 F. Rabout, Esq.
1824. 519 Monsieur J. Ancot, Composer
and Professor of the Piano
forte.
1826. 861 J. T. Mayne, Esq., F.R.S.,
F.S.A. (The late.)
i860. 99 A specimen of Nelson's invin-
cibles pensioned off.

SIMONDS

1866.

882

1031

1868.

1102

1107

1869.

•274

1314

1870.

1098

1872.

1462

1873-

1423

1875-

1324

•335
1876. 1409
SIMONAU, Mrs. Louise  Painter,
I, St raf ord Studios, Kensington.
1898. 894 By the stream.
, George  Sculptor.
6, Vicolo de S. Nicolo da
Tolentius, Rome.
Bust of a gentleman.
do. lady.
T. Hugh Bell, Esq.; marble
medallion.
C. Lewthian Bell, Esq.
MedaUion portrait; marble.
do. do. do.
Hugh Lee Pattinson, Esq.;
bronze.
Portrait of a lady; silver medal
lion.
Portrait bust; marble.
40, Piazza Barberini, Rome.
The falconer; marble.
Cupid and panther; marble.
"The course of true love
never did run smooth."
Eros. " For valour is not love,
a Hercules, etc. — Lov^s
Labour Lost.
Persephone. "The daffodU!
thedaffodU!"
152, Buckingham Palace Road.
The late Michael George Bren-
nan, Esq.; medaUion.
Mrs. W. B. Richmond; medal
lion. Executedin Neapolitan
lava.
Bust of a young lady; marble.
Medallion portrait of a young
lady; marble.
The genius of life; bas-relief.
Medallion portrait of a young
lady; marble.
Perseus, the Liberator; ideal
bust, marble.
Hon. Levi Parsons; bust,
marble.
Dionysos — group ; marble.
Dionysos was the son of
Zeus and Semele. He first
united the savage tribes of
India under onegovernment:
accomplishing this famous
conquest without bloodshed,
and instructing the people
in the civihzing arts of agri
culture, especially the culture
of the vine, and of poetry.
In order to reach India, he
built a bridge over the Eu-
1412
1877.
1420
1426
1428
1429
•43 •
•433
1878.
1432
1879.
145S
1527
128

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Simonds, George — continued.
phrates, but arrived at the
Tigris, Zeus, his father, sent
him a tiger, on whose back
he safely passed it, as well
as other impediments to his
journey. In India he was
everywhere received with
acclamations by the people,
who joyfully submitted to
his wise and benevolent rule.
Gifted by Zeus with immor
tality and perpetual youth,
he was worshipped as a type
ofthe ever-fresh and recuper
ative power of Nature by
the people, whose happiness
he had promoted.
1880. 1538 The Worshipful Mayor of
Reading,H.B. Blandy,Esq.;
bust, marble.
1548 Tiger's head, designed for the
gateway at Bourne Place,
Bexley.
1570 Sir William Muir, K.S.I.,
founder of the University of
AUahabad. To be erected in
the University.
1881. 1547 Medusa; bust, marble.
1560 The late Arthur Leared, Esq.,
M.D.; bust, marble. Pre
sented to the Royal College of
Physicians.
1882. 1573 The late Raja Kali Krishna
Bahadur, cast from the mar
ble statue executed for Cal
cutta.
1883. 1673 Perseus.
1884. 1776 A life-sized sketch at the Zoo.
Model of a lion to be erected
at Reading as a memorial to
328 officers and men of the
(sdth Berks Regiment, who
fell during the Afghan cam
paign, 1879-80.
1885. 1972 Cupid and Campaspe; group,
marble. "Cupid and my
Campaspe played at cards
for kisses — Cupid paid."
Priory Studios, Lodge Place,
St. John's Wood.
1888. 19 1 3 Fortune. {Latin quotation from
Juvenal. )
1889. 2141 Walter Crane, Esq. ; bust to be
placed in the HaU of the
Art Workers' Guild.
1890. 2014 The late Hon. Frederick Tolle
mache. Study for the head
of a statue to be erected at
Grantham.

1891. 1953 The late Hon. FrederickJ.ToUe-
mache. Statue to be erected
at Grantham.
2062 The four seasons; panel for
mantelpiece; copper.
1896. 1914 Spring time; statue.
1897. 1938 The Swan girl, " Hervor Alvit,"
and her companions; from
the Volund Saga group.
1898. 1 8 10 Hervor Alvit, the Swan Girl
and her companions; marble
group.
1846 The central decoration for a
studio door; low relief, brass.
1899. 1905 Song and dance; design for a
fountain.
65, Hamilton Terrace,
St. John's Wood.
1900. 1974 "Anemone," the wind flower;
statuette.
1901. 1815 Song and dance; decorative
group for fountain.
1902. 1697 Study of a young girl; bust.
1903. 1793 Miss Essex Ross Rich ; medal
lion.
1852 Panels from dining-room doors
at Bradfield House, Berks
relief
SIMONDS, John. &g John Simmons,
vol. vii, page 126.
SIMONETTI, Cavalier Attilio. Sculptor.
A. Simonetti.
1876. 1470 The late Commander J. G.
Goodenough, R.N., C.B.
(posthumous.)
SIMONI, G  Painter.
526, Haymarket.
1884. 1005 Negroes dancing at the entrance
of the Mosque of Sidi
Boumedine, Algeria.
SIMONS, E  Painter.
Liverpool.
1798. 470 Flowers.
SIMONS, Marcius  Painter.
Clifton Ville, Northampton.
1891. 1080 Crushed hopes.
SIMONSON, Miss Anna  Painter.
129, Queen's Gate, S. W.
1895. 815 Study of flowers.
1368 Portrait of Miss F.
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129

SIMONSON, D  Painter.
8, De Crespigny Terrace,
Denmark Hill.
1858. 477 Portrait.
596 Rebecca and Eleazar.
1030 Tancred's first view of Jerusa
lem.
1859. 179 The daughter of — Beekh,Esq.
324 Hagar and Ishmael.
SIMPKIN, T  Painter.
Cannon Row, Westminster.
1786. 445 View of the west front of Peter
borough Cathedral.
Great Windmill Street.
1794. 617 Crowland Abbey.
SIMPSON, Miss Agnes. Miniature Painter.
Miss Simpson, 10, Carlisle St.
1827. 275 Portrait of a lady.
1828. 785 Miss Forbes.
1829. 748 Miss Lloyd.
836 Miss Pierce.
Portrait of a young lady.

1830. 710
1831. 746
1835. 665 678 684
1837. 900 902
1838. 869
1840. 800
1841. 770 933
1842. 829

do. gentleman.
do. young gentleman.
do. lady.
do. young gentleman.
do. do. do.
do. do. lady.
do. lady.
do. gentleman.
do. lady.
do. do.
Constance and Douglas, child
ren of the Rev. Hugh Pear
son.
1843. 697 Portrait of a gentleman.
756 do. lady.
959 do. the lady of the Rev.
Arthur Hugh Pearson.
1844. 657 GeorgeSimpson,Esq.,F.R.C.S.
716 J. Marchant, Esq.
1845. 722 Eliza and Clara.
Agnes Simpson,
7, Gloucester Road, Bayswater.
1847. 1058 Portrait of Miss Isabella Orr.
28, Somerset Street, Portman Square.
1848. 880 Miss Blanche Simpson.
SIMPSON, Miss Annie L.
Miniature Painter.
52, Prescott Street, Halifax.
1896. 1302 Marjory, daughter of W. Wil
son, Esq.
VII.

SIMPSON, C  Painter.
31, Carnaby Market.
181 1. 816 Julius Csesar.
SIMPSON, Charles  Painter.
10, Carlisle Street, Soho.
1835. 77 A sea-piece.
1838. 548 Portuguese boys.
1840. 331 Street scene in Lisbon.
1845. 807 The break-up of a fishing-boat
off Margate.
SIMPSON, Charles  Painter.
School Lane, Bushey.
1897. 474 The pedlar.
1670 A winter's day.
SIMPSON, C. N  Painter.
Stamford.
1828. 657 South view of Peterborough
Cathedral. O. N. Simpson, Stamford.
1830. 992 View of Peterborough.
1831. 491 do. Belvoir Castle.
SIMPSON, Miss Eugenie ... Painter.
37, Crawley Road, Hackney.
1883. 7 Japanese anemones.
74 In memoriam.
1884. 211 Daffodils. 95, Darenth Road, Stamford Hill.
1886. 91 Japanese Chrysanthemums.
118 Trophies of a morning's sport.
406 Anemones and roses.
1888. 819 Japanese Anemones.
SIMPSON, Captain Francis. Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1833. 1054 Remains of an ancient mosque.
City of Kurnoul, East Indies.
SIMPSON, Mrs. F  Painter.
Derby.
1831. 225 Portraits of a favourite horse
and greyhound.
SIMPSON, F., Junr  Painter.
1828. 655 South view ofSt. Mary's Church,
Stamford. Stamford.
1831. 781 Street scene.
1832. looi Crowland Abbey, Lincolnshire.
SIMPSON, F  Architect.
Wakefield.
1878. 1079 Wakefield Town Hall.
1 143 Interior of CouncU Chamber,
Wakefield Town HaU. s

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SIMPSON, Frederick Moore. Architect.
89, Chancery Lane.
1885. 1780 Design for a block of three
houses. 9, Dean's Yard.
1888. 1774 House at Godden Green,
Sevenoaks.
1890. 1774 New Staircase, Remishaw Hall,
Derbyshire.
\%, Cowley Street, Westminster.
1 89 1. 1855 House at Copsale.
1892. 1643 Barton Pines, Paignton, Devon.
University College, Liverpool.
1 90 1. 1 57 1 Town Hall, Liverpool.
University College, Gower Street.
1904. 1627 HaU for women students of
the University of Liverpool.
SIMPSON, G  Miniature Painter.
33, Berwick Street.
1799- 737 Portrait of a lady.
SIMPSON, G  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 653 A View near Finchley, Middle
sex.
SIMPSON, G.,Junr. Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 925 Mr. Mason.
SIMPSON, G  Painter.
10, Carlisle Street, Soho.
1812. 597 Portrait of a lady.
1813. 579 do. Oscar Byrne.
SIMPSON, G., Junr  Painter.
23, Lower Crown Street,
Westminster.
182 1. 242 Landscape, composition.
18, Buckingham Place, New Road.
1826. 302 View of Netley Abbey; from a
sketch painted on the spot.
SIMPSON, George G  Painter.
30, Fitzroy Road, N. W.
1883. 1327 Study of a head; red chalk.
1885. 944 Study of a head.
SIMPSON, Harry B  Painter.
45, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park.
1887. 1289 " The shores of old romance."
1888. 1418 "Childe Roland to the dark
tower came."

SIMPSON, Henry  Painter.
98, Gower Street.
1878. 946 A pilgrim.
1879. 383 The mower.
9, Trafalgar Studios, King's Road.
1884. 38 Waiting for the boats, Scheven-
ingen.
1886. 10 1 6 From his soldier boy.

SIMPSON, H. Hardey  Painter.
Motley Bank, Bowden, Cheshire.
1885. 992 Left at home.
1888. 418 John Jones, huntsman to the
North Cheshire hounds.

SIMPSON, Miss Janet S. C. Painter.
Rosefield, 155, Widmore Road, Bromley.
1904. 1365 Bakehouse Close, Edinburgh.
SIMPSON, John  Painter.
T. Simpson, 10, Carlisle Street, Soho.
1807. 517 Portrait of a gentleman.
J. Simpson, 10, Carlisle Street, Soho.
Mr. Mason. Castle Street.
Portrait of a gentleman.
10, Carlisle Street.
Portrait of a gentleman.
The Rev. N. D. H. Newton.
Mrs. De Meausse.
Miss Simpson.
Portrait of a lady.
do. youth. 5, Fitzroy Street
Mr. EUis.
Mrs. Morris.
Mr. J. Morris.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
10, Carlisle Street.
Miss Palmer.
Capt. P. Heywood, R.N.
Mr. G. Palmer.
Mr. W. Palmer.
G. Palmer, Esq.
A portrait.
J. West, Esq.
Mr. G. Simpson.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. young lady and
her brother.

1808.

278

I8I0.

156

I8I3.

284

I8I4.

251

260

I8I5.

69

I8I6.

109

361

I8I7.

440

I8I8.

38

411

1820.

263

685
1822.
209
237
336
403
410
1823.
268
295
452
1824.
40
•57
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

131

1824. 203 Devotion.
233 C. Palmer, Esq.
364 G. J. L. Noble, Esq.
380 Mrs. Dallman.
543 Portrait.
1825. 135 J. E. Carew, Esq.
205 Portrait of the son of James
West, Esq.
230 Portrait of a lady.
232 Charles Toplis, Esq.
306 The Marquis of Cholmondeley,
K.G.
345 Portrait of a lady.
554 Mrs. OUver Raymond and Miss
C. Andrews.
1826. 10 Edward Foster, Esq.
114 Portrait of a lady.
146 Portraits of a young lady and
her brothers.
416 Portrait of a young lady.
616 Children bathing.
1827. 202 Charles Farebrother, Esq.,
Sheriff and Alderman of the
City of London.
280 Lady de Tabley.
283 The captive slave. "But ah!
what wish can prosper, or
what prayer For merchants
rich in cargoes of despair,
etc."
292 Portrait of a gentleman.
302 Nathaniel Stevens, Esq.
1828. 50 Robert Lukin, Esq.
212 Henry Winchester, Esq., late
Sheriff of London and Mid
dlesex.
Anthony White, Esq.
Miss Foster.
284 Mrs. Fhght.
300 Mrs. Blood.
359 Clarkson Stanfield, Esq.
373 J. Robinson, Esq.
428 S. Price, Esq.
459 Portrait of a young lady.
525 T. G. Street, Esq.
1830. 74 J. E. Carew, Esq.
161 Master Holmes.
222 J. C. Carpue, Esq., F.R.S.
570 Portrait of an officer of the
54th.
1 83 1. 280 Portrait of an officer of the
Second Life Guards.
373 The Hon. Mountstuart Elphin
stone, late Governor of
Bombay.
1832. 250 Portrait of a lady.
305 Frederick Nash, Esq.
334 George Palmer, Esq.
385 Mrs. Hughes Hallett.
418 Mrs. Nash.

1829.

251 472

^833

1834

476 92
251

183s

171 B. Morland, Esq.
317 Portrait of His Majesty.
Painted for the Town Hall,
Brighton.
387 Miss Langford.
452 Lady Taylor.
457 W. Turner, Esq.
Lieut.-General Sir Herbert
Taylor.
Portrait of a young lady.
The Rt. Hon. Charles Fare-
brother, Lord Mayor of the
City of London.
284 Portrait of His Majesty.
Painted for the Senior United
Service Club.
410 John Rosson, Esq.
578 Alfred Bunn, Esq.
(Portrait Painter in Ordinary to Her
Most Faithful Majesty the Queen
of Portugal.)
Brigadier-General Bacon, Com
mandant of Cavalry, in the
service of the Queen of
Portugal.
Her Most Faithful Majesty
Donna Maria the second,
Queen of Portugal.
His Grace the Duke of Pal-
mella.
Admiral Napier, Count Cape
St. Vincent, in the Service
of the Queen of Portugal.
Lord Howard de Walden, His
Britannic Majesty's Ambas
sador at the Court of
Lisbon.
948 William Smith, Esq.
6 Baron de Lagos.
200 The Duke of Wellington.
Painted for the Junior United
Service Club.
266 Marshal Viscount Beresford.
287 Marshal the Marquis Saldanha.
289 Marshal the Duke of Tereeira.
317 George Goodman, Esq., First
Mayor of Leeds under the
Municipal Reform BiU.
Portrait of a lady.
Mrs. Blackburn.
Charles Gascoigne Maclean,
Esq.
Mrs. Taylor.
444 Sir John Beckett, Bart.
482 James Taylor, Esq.
186 The Duke of WeUington.
201 Portraits of the daughters of
James Dearden, Esq.
353 Eliza, daughter of W. Davison,
Esq.

•5

204

252

333

360

1836.

1837

1838

1839.

378
428 130247

132

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Simpson, John — continued.
1840. 53 Susan Caroline, Marchioness
of Cholmondeley.
130 Rev. George Brett.
379 William Evans, Esq.
695 Elizabeth Georgiana Palmer,
daughter of W. H. Palmer,
Esq.
1 84 1. 548 Portrait of a lady.
560 Mrs. Oliver Raymond.
568 Mrs. Arthur Hugh Pearson.
972 Seton Laing, Esq.
loio Portrait ofa gentleman.
1842. 220 Mrs. E. H. BaUey.
308 Commodore Sir Charles Napier,
K.C.B. and M.P.
513 Sir De Lacy Evans, K.C.B.
922 Mrs. Smart.
1265 Mrs. Smart.
1843. 325 The Marquis of Clanricarde,
K.P.
500 Mrs. Stephens.
565 John Rosson, Esq., one of the
founders of the Catholic
Blind Asylum for the United
Kingdom.
1844. 3^ Portrait of a lady.
50 Mrs. Flight.
82 Thomas Beauchamp Proctor,
Esq., late of the Royal Horse
Guards.
267 Sir James Flower, Bart, M.P.
1845. 29 Portrait of a lady.
35 Lord Dunkellin.
189 Portrait of a child.
307 A study from nature.
332 A Genoese Girl.

SIMPSON, John ... Enamel Painter.
28, Shepherd' s-market, Mayfair.
1831. 340 Sir John Beckett.
8, Garway Road, Westbourne Grove.
1847. 680 Lucretia; enamel. After C. R.
Leshe, R.A.
1848. 701 Mr. and Mrs. Webster; enamel
(on porcelain). After T.
Webster, R.A.
1849. ^^* Miniature portrait in enamel of
a gentleman.
1850. 654 Enamel from life.
655 Enamel. After Sir Thomas
Lawrence.
656 Enamel from life.
786 Children from life; enamelled
on porcelain.
1851. 836 Enamel. After Sir Thomas
Lawrence.

1852.

1853- 1854185s 18561857 1858
1859

638 659

655
700 702

621811

i860. 857

1861.
1862.
1863. 1865.

1867. 844

1868.
1869.1870.

1871.

7, Denbigh Terrace West,
Bayswater.
Enamels from life.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster; en
amel. After Thomas Web
ster, R.A.
644 Enamel portraits from life of
two children.
Enamel from life.
Enamels from life.
A study in enamel.
634 Miniatures, enamelled fromlife.
673 Enamel miniature from hfe.
3, Royal Hill, Bayswater.
Enamel miniature.
The Rev. Grattan Guinness;
enamel on porcelain from a
photograph.
Portrait. After Sir W. C. Ross,
R.A.; enamel.
Enamel from life.
M. M. F. Mackenzie; en
amel.
Miniature from life; enamel.
Head of a chUd. After Sir
Thomas Lawrence; enam
elled on silver.
6, Queen's Road, Bayswater.
Portrait of a lady; enamelled
on gold.
810 S. M. Clapham; enamel.
1034 Duchess of Sutherland.
709 Enamel portrait of a gentle
man.
1021 MissM. E. Clapham; enamelled
from life.

797717
743
7i8

. Painter.

SIMPSON, J. H 
1877. 412 Just caught it.

SIMPSON, John W  Architect.
144, Finborough Road.
1878. 1034 The Norman Tower, Bury
St. Edmund's. 3, Lynwood Villas, N.
1881. 1049 House near Lewes.
10, New Inn, W.C.
1894. 961 A Sussex Homestead.
1566 Memorial to the late C. W.
Cope, R.A.
1898. 1685 The Roedean School.
1899. 1615 do. do.
• 753 Union church. Queen Square,
Brighton.
3, Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn.
1903. 1667 Board schools at Brighton.
1904. 1587 House at Rugby.

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^33

SIMPSON (J. W.) and ALLEN
(E.M.J.)  Architects.
lo, New Inn.
1893. 1526 Glasgow Art Galleries.
1894. 1575 Victoria Institute, Worcester.
3, Verulam Buildings.
1904. 1584 Cartwright Memorial Road,
Bradford.
SIMPSON, Miss Margaret H. A.
Painter.
2, New Court, Lincoln's Inn.
1885. 580 The general Muster. Upper Tooting.
1889. 722 A quiet rubber.
32, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
1894. 301 In praise of Buddha.
SIMPSON, Miss Mary. Miniature Painter.
6, Bedford Street, Bedford Square.
1849. 7°^ Miniature of a lady.
705 do. young lady.
743 do. do.
874 do. lady.
1850. 751 do. Henry Duesbury,
Esq.
861 Miniature of a lady.
1851. 991 do. do.
1852. 873 do. young lady.
9, Gower Street.
1855. 723 Miniature of a youth.
1856. 832 Portrait of a youth.
1858. 655 do. child.
SIMPSON, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1799- 393 A view on the Wye between
Ross and Monmouth.
SIMPSON, Miss M. Lilian. Metal Worker.
37, Els ham Road, Kensington.
1896. 1826 Casket; bronze.
1925 Book cover; relief, silver.
SIMPSON, Mrs. (formerly Miss
Maria E. Burt)... Miniature Painter.
19, Church Road, Willesden.
1882. 1354 H. C. B. GUbert, Esq.; on
ivory.
1427 The artist's model; on vellum.
1883. 1245 Thesongof the shell; on ivory.
1249 Ave Maria; on ivory.
1252 Portrait ofa lady; on ivory.
{See Miss Maria E. Burt, vol. i,
pages 357, 358.)

SIMPSON, Philip  Painter.
10, Carlisle Street.
1825. 60 Portrait of a son of the late
Dr. Cleverly, M.D.
415 Thomas Perry, Esq.
1826. 139 Portrait of a youth.
1827. 107 Samuel M. Raymond, Esq.
121 Portrait of a lady.
1828. 100 G. Watson, Esq.
649 Portrait of a gentleman.
1829. 78 The young piper.
1830. 77 Boys with a monkey.
1832. 598 The birds' nest. "See, sister,
see my fluttering prize, etc."
1834. 338 Portrait of a lady.
579 Major Steele Wilkinson.
1835. 272 Portrait of a naval officer.
1836. 285 Girl and boy with a parrot.
SIMPSON, Miss Sophia  Painter.
50, Clifton Road, St. John's Wood.
1863. 171 Lizzie.
SIMPSON, Thomas, Crayon Painter.
22, Ludgate Street.
1775- 295 Bloody-bridge, a view on the
King's private road, near
Chelsea; in crayons.
SIMPSON, Thomas  Painter.
West House, Clapham Common.
1887. 1303 On the Arun at Pulborough.
1888. 1170 "The time of sweet serenity
when colour glows."
SIMPSON, T. M  Painter.
1804. 286 Nymph and boys.
1805. 613 Cupid re-animating Psyche.
"Now flies he, joyful, to her
aid.
He gently rais'd her falling
head,
With his bright arrows touch'd
the maid.
And rous'd her from her cheer
less bed."
1806. 412 Charity.
569 Mercy.
1807. 729 ^Eneas, accompanied by the
Sibyl, discovers Dido
amongst the shades. "Stay,
stay your steps, etc."
4, Haymarket.
1808. 682 Richard I, at the point of
death, orders the release of
the regicide.
1809. 293 Fallen Angels. "Headlong
threw themselves, etc."

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Simpson, T. M. — continued.
1810. 538 Penelope recognizing Ulysses.
"At length, recovering, to
his arms she flew, etc."
18 1 1. 404 A peasant girl at a spring.
1813. 9 Edward Shore. "And as she
trembling speaks, his lively
eyes explore her looks, etc."
— Crabb's Poems.
1814. 90 Portrait of an artist.
18 1 5. 383 Cleopatra.
1816. 486 E. J. Jarvis, Esq.
18 1 7. 46 A young minstrel.
274 The departure of Hagar and
Ishmael. 2, China Terrace, Lambeth.
1820. 118 Portrait of a lady.
1 82 1. 248 A Spanish lady and duenna
going to mass.
279 Portrait of a lady.
SIMPSON, W. B  Painter.
Coppice Row, Clerkenwell.
1820. 312 Portrait of a lady.
SIMPSON, W. B.... Naval Architect.
456, West Strand.
1838. 1114 View of the fore-part of the
principal cabin of the great
Steamship The Royal Vic
toria, 1,800 tons, now build
ing by the British and
American Steam Navigation
Company.
1840. 982 View of the corridor of the
President, great steam ship
now building for the British
and American Steam Navi
gation Company.
SIMPSON, W. Graham. Miniature Painter.
33, Bedford Gardens.
1878. 1284 The Hon. Lady Smythe.
1879. 1305 Portrait of a gentleman.
1880. 1361 Miniature of a little boy.
1404 Portrait of a gentleman.
6, Rockley Road, Shepherd's Bush.
1883. 1 3 16 Mrs. Searle.
45, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park.
1889. 1675 Portrait of a lady.
3, Seymour Place, Fulham Road.
1896. 1303 Lily. II, Trebovir Road, W.
1897. 1470 A souvenir of Cosway.
1898. 1324 Edith, daughter of Herbert
Scott, Esq.

SIMPSON, W. H  Painter.
Near Farnham Common.
1874. 601 A sunny day in March.
6, Abingdon Road, W.
1877. 921 A beech wood — winter.
Cross Hayes, Malmesbury.
1878. 522 Burnham Beeches — winter.

1859.
i860. 1861.1864.

SIMPSON, William Page.
Enamel Painter.
3, Royal Hill, Bayswater.
813 Enamelled on copper from a
photograph by J. Simpson.
855 Rev. J. S. Brockhurst; enam
elled on copper.
800 Enamel from life.
689 Dogs' heads enameUed on gold
and copper.
697 Dog's head enamelled on cop
per.
6, Queen's Road, Bayswater.
1867. 864 A lady's head. After T. Web
ster, R.A.
1869. 1138 " The Horse Fair." After Rosa
Bonheur; enamelled on por
celain.
18, Bath Street, Stoke-on- Trent.
i?>11. 1290 Portrait of a lady; enamelled
on porcelain.
SIMS, Charles  Painter,
C. Sims, 14, Doris Street,
Kennington Cross.
1840. 70 At Brixham, Devon.
1 84 1. 433 Heath scene — Copethorne.
21, Mornington Place.
1843. 156 At Sevenoaks, Kent.
C. Simms, no address.
1844. 323 Evening. C. Sims, 7, Edward Street.
1845. 623 Morning. {Simms in index,
Sims in catalogue.)
C. Simms,
2, Avenue Road, Lewisham.
1846. 492 The Abbey Bridge.
1847. 537 Evening. 7, Marylebone Street, Golden Square.
1849. 74 Clearing up after a shower.
C Simms, care of F. Piercy, Esq.,
45, Charrington Street,
Somers Town.
1855. 145 On the Brent. 7, Nassau Street.
1856. 99 On the river Brent.
1098 Wimbledon Common.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

135

Dartmouth.

SIMS,

William  Painter.

1875-

526 Near Torquay.

406, Strand.

736 Moonlight and twilight.

1821.

613 Portrait of a young lady.

{It

is difficult to say whether the above

38, Tavistock Street.
list ri
presents the work of two artists.
1822.
768 Portrait of a lady.
C. Sims is correct up to 1843 ; as he lived
821 do. do.
with
W. Sims, he may have altered the
26, Cecil Street, Strand.
spelling of his name in 1844.) |
1823.
649 Papa's miniature.
788 Portrait of the artist's mother.
SIMS,
Charles  Painter.
930 do. a young gentleman.
Charles H. Sims,
31, Newman Street.
133, Balls Pond Road.
1824.
698 Portrait of a young lady.
1893.
637 Lambs.
1825.
706 Instruction.
17, Fitzroy Street.
794 Portrait of a young lady.
1896.
163 Miss Sims.
1826.
683 Miss Bishop.
903 The vine.
1828.
683 Portrait of a lady.
Charles Sims,
825 do. himself
Addison Studios,
Loughborough Road,
Blythe Road,
North Brixton.
West Kensington.
1831.
836 Portrait of a lady.
1897.
1022 Childhood.
1832.
806 do. do.
1898.
209 A fairy wooing.
1833-
796 Caroline Percy.
969 Mrs. Sims.
1836.
613 Study of geraneum.
St. Lawrence, Southminster,
725 Portrait of a young lady.
Essex.
873 do. lady.
1899.
403 The Kingdom of Heaven.
885 Study of moss roses.
1900.
402 In Elysium.
16, Holland Place,
cjo J. Mac Whirter, R.A.,
Clapham Road.
I, Abbey Road.
1839.
1038 Portrait.
1901.
254 Spreading their wings.
Tellham House, Brixton Hill.
Queensborough Studios,
1843.
964 Fanny.
Hyde Park, W.
1845.
952 Apples.
1902.
24 The top 0' the hill.
Rectory House,
83 The nest.
Coldharbour Lane.
371 Mrs. B. and children.
1846.
767 Lydia.
489 Miss Lilian Braithwaite.
1847.
1200 Sketch of a gentleman's Cot
1903.
32 Portrait of a lady.
tage in Clapham New Park.
271 Water babies.
3, Trafalgar Place,
752 Playmates.
Clapham Rise.
1904.
484 Mrs. Max Lindlar.
807 Butterflies.
1851.
1 1 19 Adelaide; a miniature.
SIMS,
William Percy  Painter.
SIMS,
Frederick  Painter.
W. P. Sims, Junr.,
Stockwell Green.
Rectory House,
1859.
37 A naughty child.
Coldharbour Lane.
1848.
1 121 Erith Church.
SIMS,
G  Painter.
14, Doris Street, Kennington.
SIMSON, Mrs. S. . . . Miniature Painter.
1829.
473 Lane scene near Leatherhead.
37, Rue Boileau, Auteuil, Paris.
550 Lane scene near Coombe
1900.
1390 F. I. Simson, Esq.
Hurst, Croydon.
1524 Hon. Mrs. Duff" Tollemache.
593 Landscape.
1831.
129 Lane scene, Fetcham, Surrey.
SIMSON, T  Painter.
1832.
822 Road scene.
Blackmoor, Liss, Hants
1833-
67 Landscape.
1896.
1524 In the glade.
1834.
124 At Clifton.
1835-
897 At Felbridge.
SIMSON, Theodore F. S.... Sculptor.
1836.
324 At Bruges.
3, Rue Campagne Premiere,
325 At Brockham.
Paris
784 Sunset.
1902.
1607 Vance Thompson, Esq.; bust
136

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SIMSON, William, i?.^.^. ... Painter.
7, North St. David Street,
Edinburgh.
1830. 234 A shooting party regaling — a
scene in the moors; por
traits.
1 83 1. 341 The Highland deer-stalker pre
paring to go out in the morn
ing.
1832. 474 Portraits of a gentleman, lady,
and three daughters, with a
favourite pony.
1834. 326 Prince Charles Edward Stuart
at the battle of Preston,
1745. "It was just dawn,
and the mist was fast retir
ing before the advance of
the sun, when the High
landers set out upon their
attack. Alonguninterrupted
series of fields, from which
the grain had recently been
reaped, lay between them
and General Cope's position.
Morn was already on the
waters of the Forth to their
right, and the mist was roll
ing in large masses over the
marsh, and up to the crofts
to their left; but it was not
yet clear enough to admit of
either armyseeing theother."
— Chambers.
23, Duke Street, Edinburgh,
and at Mr. J. HaU's,
40, Brewer Street,
Golden Square.
1837. 9 A portrait of Maria, a young
Roman girl.
254 A scene on the Grand Canal,
Venice.
" In Venice Tasso's echoes are
no more.
And sUent rows the songless
gondolier.
Her palaces are crumbling to
the shore, etc."
— Childe Harold.
91, Dean Street, Soho.
1838. 363 A Camaldolese monk shewing
the relics in the sacristy of
the convent, Rome.
434 Cimabue and Giotto. " A boy
was tending his father's flock
in the neighbourhood of
Florence. His humble birth
and poverty seemed likely
to condemn him to an ob
scure and miserable life; but
nature inspired him with that

talent which afterwards made
him one of the greatest
ornaments of his country.
Cimabue, happening to pass
one day, surprised the boy
sighing over a rude sketch
which he had traced on a
stone. The great man saw
at the first glance what might
one day become of the un
known shepherd. Cimabue
felt instantly the desire to
protect so happy a disposi
tion; and being sure that he
would leave to his country
an heir worthy of his glory,
he resolved to adopt this
youth, a disciple of nature;
and by doing so Cimabue
acquired a new claim to the
gratitude of Italy, which
honours him as the restorer
of painting and the master
of Giotto."
1839. 25 Deerstalking in the forest of
Athlone. The Highlander
holding the stag-hound is a
portrait of Thomas Jamie-
son, forester to W. Scrope,
Esq.
226 Goatherds of the Campagna di
Roma.
519 Columbus asking bread and
water for his child at the
door of the convent of Santa
Maria de Robida. "About
half a league from Palos, on
a solitary height, there stood,
and stands at the present
day, an ancient convent of
Franciscan Friars, dedicated
to Santa Maria de Robida.
A stranger, traveUing on foot,
accompanied by a young
boy, stopped one day at the
gate of the convent, and
asked a little bread and
water for his child. While
receiving the humble re
freshment, the guardian of
the convent. Friar Juan
Perez de Marehena, hap
pening to pass by, was struck
by the appearance of the
stranger, and observing from
his air and accent that he
was a foreigner, entered into
conversation with him. That
stranger was Columbus, ac
companied by his young son.

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137

1840.

1841.

Diego." — Washington Irv
ing. 12, Sloane Street.
404 Gil Bias introduces himself to
Laura as his master, Don
Mattias de Silva. " I threw
myself in a transport at the
feet of my nymph; and the
better to imitate the beaus,
pressed her in a petulant
manner to make me happy.
She seemed a little moved
by my entreaties, but thought
it was too soon to yield;
therefore, pushing me gently
from her, 'Hold,' said she,
'you are too forward, and
have the air of a libertine;
I am afraid you are no better
than a downright rake.'" —
Le Sage.
II (Octagon room.) Titian in his
study. {Italian quotation
from Ridolfi.)
429 Mary, Queen of Scots, and her
retinue returning from the
chase to the castle of Stirling
in 1562. This picture is
intended to represent the
young Queen of Scotland
and her court soon after her
return from France, when,
in the words of Sir Walter
Scott, " hunting, hawking,
and other sports filled up
the day, and music and
dancing were the usual
amusements of the evening."
The Queen, mounted on her
white palfrey, occupies the
centre of the picture; on her
right is her half brother, the
Lord James Stuart, after
wards Earl of Murray and
Regent of Scotland; imme
diately behind, in a dark
dress, is Douglas, Earl of
Morton, who succeeded
Murray in the regency; then
follow the ladies of the
royal court, caUed, both in
history and baUad, " the
Queen's Maries," with Chate-
lar, the French cavalier and
poet; the Queen's secretary,
Maitland of Lethington,
and the captain of the royal
guard, and the men at arms.
In the foreground is one of
the Queen's falconers, carry-

VII.

ing his tray of hawks, accom
panied by Highland gUlies
with dead red deer and other
spoils of the chase ; the
Queen's dwarf holds in the
leash two of the royal stag-
hounds; on the left of the
picture is a group of the
inhabitants of Stirling; the
castle and palace of which
are represented as they stood
in the year 1562.
1841. 567 John Burnet, Esq., F.R.S.
1842. 103 Hagar and Ishmael. "And she
departed and wandered in
the wilderness of Beersheba
and the water was spent in
the bottle, and she cast the
child under the shrubs, etc."
— Genesis.
491 Alfred dividing his last loaf
with the pilgrim. " During
King Alfred's concealment
from the Danes a poor pil
grim knocked at his gate,
and begged a morsel of food :
the humane king caUed his
queen, Elswitha, and desired
her to give the poor man
part of what provision there
was in the house. The queen
only finding one loaf, brought
it to Alfred, to show how
slender their store was: at
the same time representing
the distress the family would
labour under should their
followers return from their
foraging unsuccessful. The
king, not deterred by this
scanty view from his charit
able purpose, but rather in
ternally rejoicing at this trial
of his humanity, cheerfully
gave the poor Christian one
half of the loaf, etc."
1843. 333 Portrait of a gentleman and
favourite bloodhound.
548 The return of the prodigal son.
1844. 504 The gipsy family.
511 Salvator Rosa's first cartoon
on the walls of the Certosa,
near Naples. " Santo Sacra-
mento,"exclaimed Madonna
Giulia, his mother, with up
raised hands and eyes, as
she entered the Loggia, to
take her fresca or evening's
draught of fresh air. " Cosa
stupenda," re-echoed the
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Simson, William, R.S.A. — continued.
simple Signorina, his sister,
as she gazed in stupid won
der at her brother's talent
and temerity; and the luck
less Salvatoriello, for the
studies he pursued, and the
studies he neglected, was
doomed to do penance by
attendance on matins, mass,
and vespers, in the Great
Church of the Certosa, with
pious punctuality, during the
whole of the ensuing lent."
— Lady Morgan.
1845. 523 The arrest of William Tell, for
refusing to pay homage to a
cap of Gessler's. " On the
i8th of November, 1307,
Herman Gessler, bailiff of
Ari, among other indignities,
had the audacity, in the
public market of Altorp, to
hang his cap upon a pole,
and to enjoin the passengers
to salute it, under pain of
death. William Tell, of
Biirglen, in the Canton of
Uri, having disregarded this
order, Gessler caused him to
be arrested; but knowing
his extraordinary skill as an
archer, the tyrant, with the
most refined cruelty, offered
Tell his liberty, provided he
would hit an apple on the
head of his son at an hundred
yards distance. Tell accom
plished the feat, and after
wards roused his countrymen
to throw off the yoke of
Austria, and give freedom
to Switzerland.
1846. 598 Portraits of the nieces of the
late Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
691 A Highland home. "Their
groves o' sweet myrtles let
foreign lands reckon, etc." —
Burns.
1847. 501 The goat chaise, Kensington
Gardens.
SINCLAIR, John  Painter.
21, Leigh Street, Liverpool.
1874. 447 Mountain solitude.
3, Slater Street, Liverpool.
1879. 463 Early spring.
17, Commerce Chambers, Liverpool.
1888. 1260 A Cheshire hayfield.

SINDICI, Mrs. Francesca Stuart. Painter.
6, William Street, Lowndes Square.
1892. 884 The kettle drummer of the 2nd
Regiment of Life Guards.
1893. 937 "It might have been "Napoleon
— WeUington, 1847.
SINGER, Miss Amy M  Sculptor.
Frome, Somerset.
1882. 1666 General Sir Charles Staveley,
K.C.B.; bust.
1884. 1797 Charles Grant, Esq.
1885. 1991 Samuel Carter HaU, Esq. ;
bust, terra-cotta.
1993 The Rev. George Tugwell;
bust, terra-cotta.
2065 "Seventy;" statuette, terra
cotta.
1887. 1792 Rev. Arthur Brooking; bust,
terra-cotta.
1800 The Rev. WhitweU Elwin;
bust, terra- cotta.
1931 Beryl; bust, terra-cotta.
North HiU, Frome.
1889. 2181 Supplication; statuette.
SINGLETON  Painter.
1807. 185 Portrait of a lady.
SINGLETON, Henry  Painter.
33, Union Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1784. 352 A conversation.
1785. 210 Portrait of a gentleman and
his two sons, with horses and
greyhounds.
630 Julia, from the Two Gentlemen
of Verona, act 4, scene 4;
a sketch.
1786. 408 A family; small whole lengths.
1787. 114 Tancred andSigismunda. {Vide
Dryden.)
239 Sigismunda, Guiscardo, and
Priest. Vide Dryden.
406 Portraits of a lady and gentle
man; small whole length.
419 The novelist.
1788. 214 Portrait of a young lady.
229 Menelaus and his companions
surprising Protheus, the sea
God (a sketch.) Odissey,
Book IV, Line 910.
232 Portrait of a young lady.
22, Norton Street.
1789. 8 The surprize.
• 8 The death of Edmond, King
Lear, act v.
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139

1791,

•332

468

31
40 59

1790. 13 Banditti. Ariel and Calliban.
Venus protecting her son
^neas, wounded by Diomed.
The haunted grove, from
Boccace.
Education.
Calepine rescuing Serena,
Spencer's Fairy Queen.
Nature.Portrait of the late Sir Charles
Douglass.
172 Ophelia.
232 Dalilah and Sampson.
234 Angel appearing to Hagar.
1792. 42 Tyrrhesias and his daughter
Manto. Dryden's CEdipus,
act I.
44 Hercules rescuing Hesione
from the sea monster.
359 The helmet sent by Isabel to
Sir Bertram, at the banquet.
Vide Hermit of Warkworth,
a Gothic poem.
360 The Authoress.
423 Frontispiece to first volume of
Giffard's history of France.
426 Portrait of a lady.
501 Four drawings for the History
of France.
503 Five drawings for the History
of France, and one for the
Rambler.
1793. 70 The female moralist.
76 Othello at Brabantio's man
sion.
79 John of Gaunt on his departure
against Spain. Vide Rapin's
History.
93 The hostages presented by the
Vackeel to Lord Corn wallis.
Portrait of a Leicestershire
farmer.
The reception of Richard lid's
Queen on her landing at
Dover. Vide Rapin's history.
184 An offering.
205 The Earl of Pembroke present
ing Henry III to the Nobles.
Vide Rapin's History.
294 Odin and the prophetess. Vide
Gray's poems.
537 Portrait of a lady spinning.
854 Six drawings for Gyffard's
History of France.
1794. 6 Portrait of a Nobleman {Lord
Maynard.)
10 Departure of the hostages from
Seringapatam.
13 The distressed veteran.

116

172

1794. 27 Gleaners returning from labour.
106 yEneas protecting the body of
Pandarus. lUiad, book the
Fifth.
218 David informs Zadock and
Nathan his intentions to
have Solomon proclaimed
King. — I Kings, Chap. i.
238 The accusing and recording
angel; from Sterne.
253 The Spirit of Cothmor appear
ing at Clonmel's Cave.
Ossian's Poems, Book 8th.
300 Inside of a gentleman's study,
with portraits.
302 Portrait of a lady. 4, Haymarket.
1795. "3 Clarence's dream. — Shake
speare's Richard III.
25 Comus and Euphrosyne.
29 Portrait of a gentleman. {Sir
W. Chambers.)
190 The widow.
220 A portrait.
448 Emblematical subjects.
449 do. do.
1796. 44 Portrait of a child. {Hon. Miss
Fitzwilliam.)
52 Death of Le Fever. — Sterne.
57 Winter's Morning.
63 Cottage — Evening.
104 Beggar; from Wharton's " Ode
to Fancy."
160 Agrippina.
209 Four subjects from Milton's
Paradise Lost.
217 Summer — morning.
300 Essex's Indignation. Vide
Rapin.
313 EmiUus after his defeat by
Hannibal.
346 Peasants at dinner.
417 Portrait of an officer. {Col.
HaU)
1797. 217 From the Mysteries of Udol-
pho.
221 Portrait of an Academician.
{Mr. Northcote)
222 Portrait of an Academician.
{Mr. T Sandby)
274 An artist in his study.
275 Portrait of an Academician.
{Mr. Cosway)
276 Portrait of an Academician.
{Mr. Zoffany)
335 Portrait of an officer.
419 Cottage girls.
563 Adam with the dead body of
Abel. Vide Gessner's Death
of Abel.

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Singleton, Henry — continued.
1797. 629 Edward V and his brother the
Duke of York entering the
Tower.
732 Angel appearing to Joshua.
Joshua, Chap. V.
1798. 7 The Earl of Dunmeath and
Grandson Oscar. Vide ist
Vol. Children of the Abbey.
14 Infant Apollo.
18 Infant choir.
29 Hannah presenting the child
Samuel to Elijah. — i Samuel,
Chap. I.
44 Falstaff at Heme's Oak.
108 A settler in the interior of
America attacked by the
natives.
120 Falstaff and his page.
573 Miss J. Loraine.
742 The meeting of Caleb and his
daughter. Joshua, 15.
1799. 34 The mother.
35 Four subjects from Macbeth.
37 The father.
77 Highland shepherds.
114 Lord Nelson boarding the
Spanish ships in the engage
ment off Cape St. Vincent,
14th Feb., 1797.
116 The engagement of the Glat-
ton, 1 6th July, 1796, com
manded by Capt. Sir H.
TroUope with eight ships of
war, in which Capt. Strang-
ways of the Marines was
mortally wounded.
292 The death of Leonardo da
Vinci.
311 St. Austin preaching the Gos
pel to King Ethelbert and
Queen Bertha, in the Isle of
Thanet.
851 Portrait of the Master of the
Freemasons' Lodge at Wake
field in Yorkshire.
1800. 195 Portrait of a gentleman.
208 The departure of Cain and his
family. — Genesis.
239 A subject from the Life of
Thomas A'Becket.
292 The Seapoy and family.
671 The death of Capt. Hood.
1801. 63 Christ entering Jerusalem.
" And some of the Pharisees
from among the multitude
said unto him. Master, re
buke thy disciples, etc." —
St. Luke, xix, 38, 39.
71 Venus.

1 80 1. 88 The Market-girl.
651 Portraits of Captain Parker of
14th Dragoons, and Ensign
Parker of the Coldstream
Guards.
685 J. Milnes, Esq.
1802. 33 Hon. Lady A. Hudson and
Child.
37 Ruth returned to her mother
from gleaning in the fields
of Boaz.
200 Mr. H. Johnston as Young
Nerval. " Who shall resist
me in a parent's cause."
216 Lord Strafford making his de
fence before the Lords and
Commons. — Vide the notes
of Rapin, etc.
267 The Mother of Coriolanus, his
wife, and the principal ma
trons of Rome, interceding
with him to withdraw from
the siege of that capitol.
270 The Infant Neptune.
287 A nun going to matins.
868 Hannibal, at nine years of age,
brought by his father, Ham-
ilcar, to swear eternal en
mity to the Romans.
1803. 25 The pangs of adversity.
172 C. L. Smith, Esq.
179 The portrait of an old earth
stopper.
211 Moses, when a child, throws
down the diadem in
Pharaoh's palace.
234 Innocence betrayed.
242 Antiochus, Stratonice, and the
physician.
1804. 8 The Cardinal enraged at the
depositions of his spy.—
Spectator, Vol. VI, No. 439.
9 The Taming of the Shrew. —
Tatler, Vol. IV, No. 231.
32 Lysippe and babe, from a
translation of the Greek
poet Archias. "She bared
her breast, it caught the
pratrier's view. And from
the brink of fate the uncon
scious victim snatched, etc."
68 Portrait of Mr. EUiston, as
Octavian, in the Moun
taineers.
114 The eclaircissement. — Spec
tator, Vol. V, No. 235.
160 The Chinese merchant sur
veying the purchase he had
made at market. — Spec
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141

1804. 233 Christ healing the blind.
1805. 44 The flight into Egypt. "When
he arose, he took the
young child and his mother
by night, and departed into
Egypt." — St. Matthew, ii, 14.
69 W. Clayfield, Esq.
204 Christ and the Woman of
Samaria.
280 Miss Duncan as Juliana, in the
Honey Moon.
287 Portrait of a lady.
1806. 60 Oichoma's dream. — Vide
Ossian's poem of Temora.
6 3 Richard I . receiving his brother.
Prince John, after his rebel
lion. — Vide Rapin's History,
A.D. 1195.
67 Cottage girl and boy.
79 EviraUin, the daughter of
Branno. — Vide Poem of
Lothmore, Ossian.
271 Mary anointing the feet of
Christ. "Wherefore I say
unto thee, her sins, which
are many, are forgiven, for
she loved much." — St. Luke,
xiii, 47.
1807. 42 The Annunciation to the Vir
gin Mary.
131 The Angel appearing to Jo
seph, "behold, the angel of
the Lord appeared unto him
in a dream." — St. Matthew,
i, 18.
518 Portrait of a gentleman; a
small whole length.
528 Mr. Bannister and Miss Dun
can, in Robert and Florence,
in the play of the Curfew. —
Act n.
548 Regulus, when prisoner, reject
ing the entreaties of his wife
and the senate to enter
Rome, on his return from
Carthage on parole, etc.
1808. 297 ^neas, with his father and
son, leaving Troy. "The
welcome load of my dear
father take."
Aineas, book ii.
528 Prospero instructing Miranda
when achild. — Vide Tempest.
1809. 159 An Arabian soldier's return to
his family.
174 Miss Forster.
180 Cupid and Psyche, etc.
197 The bard. " In hymns inspir'd
by truth divine, etc."
262 Portrait of a lady.

VirgiPs

1809. 414 Miss Simpson.
18 10. 146 Relieving the distressed.
240 The captive. " He had one of
these little sticks in his
hand; and with a rusty naU,
he was etching another day
of misery to add to the
heap."^ — Sterne.
327 The deserted mother. "Cold,
cold, my dearest jewel, etc."
181 1. 144 David of the White Stone
House. "A bard of this
name lying on his death-bed,
called for his harp, and per
formed a plaintive tune,
which he desired should be
repeated at his funeral." —
Jones.
213. The parting of Caius Gracchus
from his wife, to meet Ful-
vius and his party at Mount
Aventine, during a civil
war in Rome. " Gracchus,
pierced to the heart with
grief, and not having the
power to answer her, broke
from between her arms ; but
she, holding him by the
robe, followed him, till at
length overpowered by the
weigh t of her grief, she fainted
and ieW:'— Rollin.
1 8 1 2 . 23 Cleombrotus, after his rebellion
and defeat, took refuge in
the Temple of Neptune with
his wife and children. Che-
lonis, his wife, appeases the
resentment of her father,
Leonidas, who had come
with a party to seize him.
Vide Plutarch's Life of Agis.
131 Peter Grimes. "Cold nerv
ous tremblings shook his
sturdy frame, etc." — Crabb's
Borough.
271 Portrait of a gentleman.
1813. 62 Portraits of P. Latouche, Esq.,
senr., Mrs. Latouche, Miss
K. Boyd, A. Knox, Esq.,
the Rev. Mr. Dunn, and a
domestic.
182 The ballad.
216 Allen Booth. "Yes, old and
grieved, and trembling with
decay, was Allen, etc."
343 Portrait of an artist.
363 Charles Carr, a mountaineer
on the estate of P. Latouche,
Esq., at Lugelaw, County of
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142

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Singleton, Henry — continued.
18 14. 15 The vision of the Kings ap
pearing to Macbeth. "Come
like shadows, so depart,
etc."
50 David in the cave of AduUam.
' ' And the three brake through
the host of the Philistines,
and drew water out of the
well of Bethlehem that was
by the gate, and took and
brought it to David ; but
David would not drink of it,
but poured it out to the
Lord." — I Chronicles, i, 18.
191 Conrad and Gulnare. "Is it
some seraph sent to grant
him grace? etc." — Corsair.
253 C. Loraine Smith, Esq.
340 Christ in the house of Martha.
" Martha, thou art careful
and troubled about many
things, etc." — St. Luke, x,
41, 42.
18 1 5. n Madame Alexander.
30 Prospero releasing Ariel from
the cloven pine. — Tempest.
283 Jonah waiting the fate of
Nineveh. "And the Lord
God prepared a gourd, etc."
— Jonah, iv, 6.
463 Elijah bringeth fire from
Heaven on the chief and his
men sent to him by King
Ahaziah ..." then let fire
come down from Heaven
and consume thee and thy
fifty, etc." — 2 Kings, i, 10.
1816. 146 Portrait of a child.
157 Belisarius in the peasant's cot
tage. " Each mother pre
sented her own child and
placed him on the general's
knees. The little infants
smUed with young astonish
ment, and raising their arms,
seemed to offer up their
thanks." — Marmontel
241 J. Alexander, Esq., and lady.
401 Death of Moses on Mount
Nebo. "So Moses, the ser
vant of the Lord, died there
in the land of Moab, etc." —
Deuteronomy, xxxiv, 4, 5.
830 The Rev. W. Barker.
1817. 145 Miss Elven and favourite dog.
218 The tired shepherd's boy.
302 Adam and Eve discover the
dead body of Abel. Vide
Gessner's "Death of Abel."

181 7. 442 Mr. D. Cocke.
483 Cupid in a storm.
1 818. 70 A, Knox, Esq.
157 Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-
nego delivered; a sketch.
" Then Nebuchadnezzar the
king was astonished, and
rose up in haste. . . . Lo,
I see four men loose, walk
ing in the midst of the fire,
etc." — Daniel, chap, iii, 24,
25-
183 Samson Agonistes. "O dark,
dark, dark amid the blaze
of noon, etc."
330 Portrait of a daughter of the
Rev. G. Trevelyan.
373 Imogen. " Pisanio. "What
shall I need to draw my
sword? etc." — Cymbeline,
act iii, sc. 4.
1819. 14 The Pastor's fireside; por
traits.
33 Christ appearing to the Dis
ciples after his resurrec
tion. " The same day at
evening, etc." — St. John, xx,
19.
64 Ariel. " On the bat's back I do
fly, etc."
661 T. Daniell, Esq.
30, Parliament Street.
1820. 28 The departure of Mary Queen
of Scots from France. " She
sighed often, and cried out,
'Farewell France! Farewell
beloved country, which I
shall never more behold ! '
Even when the darkness of
night had hid the land from
her view, she would neither
return to her cabin nor take
food." — Robertson.
67 The Holy FamUy.
213 Satan starting from the touch
of Ithuriel's lance. "So
started up in his own shape
the fiend. Back stept those
two fair Angels half amazed,
etc." — Milton.
336 The Jailor falling at the feet of
his prisoners, Paul and Silas.
Vide Acts xvi.
21, Charles Street,
St. James's Square.
1821. 127 Lysander, Hermia, and Puck.
" This is he, my master said,
Despised the Athenian maid.
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143

On the dank and dirty ground,
etc . " — Midsummer Nights
Dream, Act ii.
1821. 237 Part of a group in the historical
drama of Henri Quatre, as
represented at the King's
Theatre, Richmond ; with
portraits of Mr. and Mrs.
Klanert, Mr. E. Bartley,
Jun., and a young gentle
man.
430 Mrs. D. Cock.
21, Charles Street,
St. James's Square.
1822. 266 Guardian Angels.
277 Infant Christ and St. John.
354 Valentine. "How use doth
breed a habit in a man,
etc." — Two Gentlemen of
Verona, Act v, Sc. 3.
389 The female soothsayer de
prived of her power by Paul
at Philippi. "The same
followed Paul and us, and
cried, saying. These men
are the servants of the Most
High God, etc." — Acts, xvi,
16, 17, 18.
485 The Rev. R. Ferryman.
1823. 183 Homer.
209 J. Bond, Esq.
259 Judith going forth from the
city of Bethulia. "And she
said unto them. Command
the gates of the city to be
opened unto me, that I may
forth to accomplish the
things whereof you have
spoken with me. So they
commanded the young men
to open unto her as she had
spoken." — Judith, chap. x.
431 The Holy Family.
554 Scene in the Midsummer
Night's Dream.
"Bottom. I pray you let none
of your people stir me, I
have an exposition of
sleep come upon me.
Titania. Sleep thou, and I
will wind thee in my
arms. "-—Act iv, sc. i.
940 Portraits of two children of
Sir T. Acland, Bart., and a
favourite dog.
1824. 9 Falstaff and his Page.
16 Love in the bower. "Love, like
a rude and wanton boy.
Broke into my bower of

joy!

-Vide Camoens.

1824. 335 J. Major, Esq.
369 Christ and the two disciples at
Emmaus. "And their eyes
were opened and they knew
him."— 6*/. Luke, xxiv, 31.
379 Mrs. Simpson and Miss Ed
wards.
405 Christ appearing to Mary Mag
dalene and Mary the mother
of James. "Then Jesus
said unto them, be not
afraid, etc." — St. Matthew,
xxvni, 10.
471 Portraits of two children of
E. Parrot, Esq.
1825. 30 The happy age.
43 Conrade and Gulnare. "But
who is she whom Conrade's
arms convey, etc." — Corsair.
129 The parting of Pompey and
Cornelia on board of the
galley. " When Achillas had
hold of his hand, and he
was going to step in himself,
he turned to his wife and
son, and repeated that verse
of Sophocles, etc." — Plu
tarch.
227 Olivia and Viola. " Olivia.
But we wUl draw the curtain,
and show the picture, etc."
— Twelfth Night, act i, sc. 4.
424 J. Fuller, Esq.
563 Portraits of three children of
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn,
Bart.
876 Master Brodie Cock.
1826. 25 Danger. "So full of dismal
terror was the time." —
Shakespeare.
176 The death of Lara. "But
gasping heaved the breath
that Lara drew, etc." — By
ron.
231 The fairy and child. "She
wafts the sleeping infant
through the air To fairie
land." — Old Legend.
347 Portraits of the children of
J. Stephen, Jun., Esq.
468 Portrait of a lady.
1827. 112 Festivity.
151 Madame Caradori Allan as
Giulia in the Opera of La
Vestale.
259 Mountain shepherds. " The
roar of waters, from the head
long height Velino cleaves
the wave-worn precipice,
etc."^ — Childe Harold.

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EXHIBITORS

Singleton, Henry — continued.

and Hur on the hill, during

1827.

308 J. Saunders, Esq.
570 W. Graves, Esq.

the conflict of Joshua and
Amalek. " But Moses'
1828.
12 The Mother.
163 The Conflict.
241 Madame Pasta as Medea.
446 Jacob blessing his sons.
" Joseph is a fruitful bough,
etc." — Genesis.
hands were heavy, and they
took a stone and put it
under him, and he sat there
on, and Aaron and Hur
stayed up his hands, etc." —
Exodus, xvii, 12, 13.
1829.
174 The entombment.
268 Sabrina. " 'Tis my office best
To help ensnared chastity,
etc."- — Comus, act ii.
471 Portrait of a student at Cam
bridge.
984 Mrs. Saunders.
1833-
219
Finished sketch from the Lord
of the Isles.
"Not so awoke the King: his
hand snatched from the
flame a knotted brand.
The nearest weapon of his
wrath;
1830.
127 Sir Gregory Gazette and Tim
reading the news. — Vide
Foote's Comedy of the Knights.
With this he crossed the mur
derer's path
And venged young Allan well."
129 The poet introduced by the
330
The Angel appearing to Elijah
printer's devil to young
in the wilderness. "Arise
Cape. — Foote's Author.
and eat, because the journey
247 Remorse.
is too great for thee, etc."
417 Richard's dream the night
I Kings, xix.
previous to the battle of
450
The last of the wreck.
Bosworth field. " Dream on
1834.
7
Joan la Pucelle raising the
thy cousins smothered in
fiends. " This speedy quick
the Tower, etc."— Rich
appearance argues proof Of
ard III, act v.
your accustomed diUgence
957 Mirth.
to me." — 1st Part Henry VI.
1831.
27 Medora. " In hfe itself she was so still
and fair.
That death, with gentler as
pect, withered there;
50
Baruch writing the prophecy
of Jeremiah. " Baruch wrote
from the mouth of Jeremiah,
all the words of the Lord,
etc."— -Jeremiah, xxxvi.
And the cold flowers her
126
An old fisherman.
colder hand contained
296
C. Loraine Smith, Esq.
In that last grasp as tenderly
'835-
55
Portraits of the children of the
were strained."
Rev. A. Luttrell.
— Corsair.
104
A visit to the baby; portraits.
179 The lady in the arbour, and
257
Portraits of the children of the
fairy of the leaf. "Thus
Rev. H. Dashwood.
dancing on and singing as
1836.
98 The doge.
they danced They to the
349
Sketch for a picture of the en
middle of the mead ad
tombment.
vanced." — Dryden.
607
Death ofthe Talbot. "Soldiers,
320 Jesus in the Temple with the
adieu, I have what I would
doctors ; a sketch for a large
have. Now my old arms are
picture. "And aU that
young John Talbot's grave."
heard him were astonished
— 1st Part Henry VI, act iv.
at his understanding and
939
Portrait of an artist.
answers." — St. Luke, ii, 47.
1837-
126
Alarm.
1832.
80 Childe Harold and his page.
128
The vision.
"Come hither, my little
129
Portrait of the son of the Rev.
page, why dost thou weep
A. LuttreU.
and waU, etc." — Childe
529
The banished man.
Harold.
1838.
59
Jacob's vision at Mahanaim.
174 Frances Elizabeth, daughter of
"And Jacob went on his
Sir T. Acland, Bart.
way and the Angel of God
505 Moses supported by Aaron
met him." — Genesis, xxxii, i.
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145

1838. 91 Scene in Twelfth Night;
Olivia, Maria, and Malvolio.
109 Death of Medora; a finished
sketch. {See 1831, No. 27.)
1180 Robert Southey, Esq., LL.D.,
etc.
1839. 38 Scene in Romeo and Juliet.
"Juliet. Good pilgrim ! you
do wrong your hand too
much, etc." — The Masque,
Act I.
89 The Angels appearing to Abra
ham at his tent door on the
plains of Mamre. " And he
lifted up his eyes and looked,
and lo ! three men stood by
him."
338 Scene in Macbeth; a finished
sketch. The Banquet, Ghost
of Banquo. " Lady Macbeth.
Shame o' thyself! Why do
you make such faces? When
all 's done, you look but on
a stool, etc." — Act iii.
367 The distressed father.
SINGLETON, Mrs. H.
Miniature Painter.
Mrs. Singleton, 4, Haymarket.
824 Two portraits, a lady and a
gentleman.
725 Miss Minia.
800 Miss Duncan in the Curfew.
611 J. Acland, Esq.
616 Portrait of an artist.
664 Miss Elvin.
651 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Elvin, Colonel
Campbell, and Miss Barker.
3, Mortimer Street.
92 Portrait of Mr. Ab Salami, His
Majesty's Oriental Inter
preter.
{Mr. Cust in D. N B. states that Henry
Singleton died unmarried in 1839, but the
above exhibits and those at the British In
stitution from 1808 to i?,ii point distinctly
to his having been married before 1807.
Mrs. Singleton seems to have left her husband
for some reason before 1 8 1 5 with Miss Maria
Singleton)
SINGLETON, Joseph. Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Goddle's,
King Street, Covent Garden.
1773. 275 Portrait of a gentleman in
miniature.
276 A frame with five miniatures.
VII.

1807. 1808.
1809.1810.

1811.

1822.

At Miss Baker's,

King Street, Covent Garden.

1774-

287 Four portraits of gentlemen;

miniatures.

At Mrs. Goddle's,
King Street, Covent Garden.
1775-
296 A frame with miniatures.
At Mr. Warne's,
King Street, Covent Garden.
1777.
327 A holy family; in miniature.
328 A httle Bacchus; do.
1778.
285 Portrait of a lady; do.
286 do. gentleman.
At Mrs. Goddle's,
King Street, Covent Garden.
1779.
304 Two miniatures.
At Mr. Byrne's,
18, Bedford Street,
Covent Garden.
1781.
313 A sleeping Venus; miniature.
314 Portrait of a gentleman; minia
ture.
1782.
279 do. do. do.
282 do. do. do.
316 Portrait of a lady; miniature.
325 do. do. do.
1783-
339 Frame, with miniatures.
1784.
308 Portrait of a lady; miniature.
1788.
400 do. do. do.
SINGLETON, Miss Maria... Painter.
Miss M. Singleton,
1 3, Great Russell Street,
Bloomsbury.
1808. 286 Portrait of Captain Rosen-
hagen, R.N.
296 Mr. J. H. Deacon.
81, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
1809. 116 Portrait of an officer.
{Miss Singleton in catalogue)
547 Portrait of a lady.
Miss Singleton, 15, Charlotte Street,
Bloomsbury.
1813. 378 PortraitofLieut.H.C. Deacon,
late of His Majesty's ship
Nereide.
386 A. CarUsle, Esq.
3, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1 81 5. 40 Field-Marshal Blucher.
Miss Singleton, 3, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1816. 293 Portrait of a lady.
181 8. 187 do. do. in a Ber-
noise dress.
18 1 9. 927 Portrait of a lady.
1820. 253 do. do. u
146

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SINGLETON, Miss Sarah Mack-
larinan  Miniature Painter.
Banger Court, Shoe Lane.
1787. 49 Portrait of a young gentleman.
3, Great Tower Street.
1788. 16 Portrait of a child.
63 do. gentleman. 22, Norton Street.
1789. 206 Portraits of two children.
227 Narcissa and Miss WiUiams
discovering Roderick's pic
ture in the alcove.
1790. II Portraits of a boy and dog.
12 Portrait ofa lady.
397 do. an artist. {H. Sin
gleton.)
1 791. 80 Fanny, from Joseph Andrews.
387 Portrait ofa gentleman.
397 do. a lady.
1792. 601 do. an officer.
664 A portrait.
669 do.
707 do.
1793. 580 A frame with four portraits.
778 Portrait of an artist.
779 do. a lady.
780 do. an artist. {Mr.
Naish)
805 Portrait of a lady.
1794. 322 do. do.
323 do. a gentleman.
378 do. do.
394 do. the Librarian of the
Royal Academy. {Ed.
Burch, R.A)
429 Portrait of a gentleman.
438 Four portraits. 4, Haymarket.
1795. 628 Portrait of a young lady. {Miss
Lorsaine)
629 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Ryder)
630 Portrait ofa young lady.
1797. 877 do. gentleman.
1798. 776 Portraits of two children.
1799. 707 Miss Norris.
749 Portrait of a child as Cupid.
789 Mr. TeUing.
805 Portrait of Masters Johnston.
Miss Singleton, 4, Haymarket.
1800. 520 Miss Jones.
806 Portraits of Mr. Hodson, Mr.
Seff, senr., and others.
1801. 768 A frame containing the por
traits of a gentleman, a young
gentleman, and a peasant's
child.
1802. 536 Portrait of a young nobleman.
728 do. Mr. Cooke in
Kitely.

1802. 729 Portrait of the daughter of
Lady A. Hudson.
1803. 356 Portrait of a young lady.
370 do. her sisters.
79S J. Brodie, Esq.
1804. 295 Portrait of a young lady.
298 do. do.
791 Miss Latour.
1805. 342 Portrait of a chUd.
386 do. lady.
409 do. do.
1806. 754 do. gentleman.
755 do. lady.
{Mr. Cust in D. N. B. says Maria M.
Singleton exhibited in 1787 and 1788. In
the index <?/" 1 787, No. 49 is given to Sarah
and in the catalogue to Maria; and in 1 788,
No. 63 to Sarah in the index and Maria in
the catalogue. These were probably mis
prints. The second exhibit for 1803 shows
that there were at least three sisters. From
1800 to 1806 Miss Singleton was probably
Sarah.)

SINGLETON, William. Miniature Painter.
9, New Buildings, Coleman Street.
1779. 402 A gentleman; in miniature.
33, Union Street,Middlesex Hospital.
1786. 270 Portrait of a lady.
332! do. gentleman.
1787. 278 do. young gentleman.
22, Norton Street, Poland Chapel.
1790. 678 Portrait of a child.

SINNETT, Miss Sophia  Painter.
1 7, Victoria Road South,
Kentish Town.
1853. 359 Market day at Bonn.
2, WeUs Road, Kentish Town.
1855. 503 Improving the haycock.
65, Marland Place, Southampton.
1856. 495 Study of a child.
1857. 378 do. do.
SINTZENICH, Gustav  Painter.
G. Sintzenich, Junr.,
5, Spring Place,
Mansfield Place,
Kentish Town.
1809. 326 A composition of flowers and
fruit; from studies after na
ture.

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147

G. Sintzenich, 81, Newman Street
1830. 546 Flowers and fruit.
1 83 1. 472 Composition of flowers; from
studies after nature.
20, South Bank,
Regents Park, and
81, Newman Street.
1832. 525 Dead snipes.
68, John Street, Fitzroy Square.
1833. 540 Study after nature. 2, Barnard's Inn.
1834. 593 The dessert.
1835. 884 Le joH nid de la Souris.
1836. 615 An interior.
SINTZENICH, Gustavus Ellin-
thorpe  Painter.
G. E. Sintzenick.
1844. 890 The grandfather's visit.
3, Prince's Street, Fitzroy Square.
1845. ^^8 The last moments of the vener
able Bede, while translating
the Gospels into Saxon, a.d.
735. "The day before his
death he passed the night
as usual, and continued dic
tating to the person who
wrote for him, who, observ
ing his weakness, said,
'There remains now only
one chapter, but it seems
very irksome for you to
speak'; to which he an
swered, 'It is easy; take
another pen, dip it in the
ink, and write as fast as you
can.' " — Chalmers.
1846. 400 St. Augustin preaching Christi
anity to King Ethelbert and
Queen Bertha in the Isle of
Thanet, a.d. 597.
G. E. Sintzenich.
1847. 942 After the battle of CuUoden.
1 7, Fusion Place.
1848. 24 The Highlander's departure.
1849. •8^ A study.
287 do.
394 The scene at the Mermaiden's
Fountain, in the Bride of
Lammermuir.
1850. 557 Madame E. Brander WarUch.
G. E. Sintzernick, 50, London Street.
1851. 711 Lefevre, the first French Re
former, introduced by Bri-
§onet, Bishop of Meaux,
preaches the Reformation to

Margaret of Valois, sister of
Francis the First. — D'Au-
bigne's "History ofthe Re
formation." G. E. Sintzenich.
1852. 488 RosaHnd, CeUa, and Oliver.
" Why, how now, Ganymede,
sweet Ganymede? [Rosalind
faints.'] " — As You Like It,
act iv, scene 3.
70, Dean Street.
1853. 485 Lucy Ashton. — See Bride of
Lammermoor. 37, Liverpool Street.
1854. 1309 Rosalind reading Orlando's
sonnet.
22, Priory Street, Camden Town.
1855. 191 The recognition.
7, Lodge Terrace, Camden Town.
1856. 106 The Highland shepherd.
877 Mary and Martha mourning at
the tomb of Lazarus.
SIRR, Harry  Architect.
50, Twisden Road, Highgate Road.
1902. 1528 St. Augustine's, Kilburn, new
wing for upper boys' school.
SISSMORE, Charles  Painter.
4, Yerbury Road, TufneU Park.
1885. 514 Showery Arran.
{Sissmore in index, Sissmoor in catalogue.)
SIVIER, G  Painter.
2, Dover Place West,
Old Kent Road.
1852. 495 Portrait of a lady.
24, Westminster Bridge Road.
1855. 430 Mrs. J. C. Sawer.
510 S. Seldon, Junr., Esq.
10, Windsor Terrace, Pimlico.
1862. 386 Fruits.
513 An ear of wheat.
SKAIFE, T  Miniature Painter.
26, Charlotte Street.
1846. 922 Miss Newby.
76, Russell Street, Liverpool.
1847. 909 Portrait of a lady.
910 Thomas Newby, Esq.
26, Charlotte Street.
1848. 851 Lady Bulwer Lytton — painted
at Geneva.
Vanbrugh House, Blackheath.
185 1. 918 Portrait.
1852. 876 Murdo Young, Esq.

148

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SKEAF, D  Painter.
Ampitheatre Row,
Westminster Bridge.
1807. 753* {In the index, but no such
number in the catalogue.)
4, Stangate Street, Lambeth.
1808. 291 Ross's tower on the Water of
Leith.
423 Hawthornden on the Esk.
444 Scene near Killycrankie, North
Highlands of Scotland.
614 Bell's MiUs, on the Water of
Leith, near Edinburgh.
2, Caroline Lane, Lambeth.
1809. 203 View on the Clyde.
18, Granby Place, Lambeth.
1810. 425 View of St. Paul's, from Lam
beth Marsh.
5, Union Street, Lambeth.
181 1. 309 Castle and Town of Edinburgh
from the Water of Leith.
181 2. 424 Edinburgh Castle from the
west. 1 2, China Row, Lambeth.
1813. 652 Down Castle, StirUngshire.
SKEATS, Leonard  Painter.
Erene, The Polygon, Southampton.
1 90 1. 494 The new brother: Hospital of
St. Cross, Winchester.
1903. 490 The casualty list.
1904. 493 A tale of Balaclava.
SKELLY, Lieut.-Colonel ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1792. 469 Loading an elephant by the
light of a viUage on fire.
470 The line of march, through
Tappoo Pass.
47 • A lake near Coimbatoor.
1794- 594 Views in India.
611 do. do.

SKELTON, Miss Catherine. Miniature Painter.
1823. 698 Miss Skelton.
SKELTON, Joseph  Painter.
Earl Shilton, Hinckley.
1891. 877 A forgotten author.
SKELTON, Leslie J  Painter,
Montreal, Canada.
1904. 427 The storm cloud.
666 A Venetian afternoon.

SKELTON, Percival  Painter.
Upper Norwood.
1850. 756 Gipsy Encampment.
898 Market day. 7, Ampthill Square.
1861. 753 The faUs of the Reichenbach,
Oberland.
SKIDMORE, Miss Harriet... Painter.
142, Finborough Road.
1887. 1095 Near Spellow Hill, Yorkshire,
in Harvest time.

SKILBECK, Clement O  Painter.
Hogarth Studios, 64, Charlotte Street.
1888. 724 The Lady of Shalott.
I, Woronzow Studios,
St. John's Wood.
1897. 1351 " How should I your true love
know from another one?
By his cockle-hat and staff
and his sandal shoon."
6, Carlton HiU, N. W.
1901. 518 St. Christopher.
SKILL, Frederick John  Painter.
14, Kensington Park Terrace.
1858. 188 A day dream. Ealing.
1861. 778 A portion of the King's Road,
Brighton.
923 Deal Beach, looking towards
Kingsdown. 40, Brewer Street.
1866. 667 Over the sea.
718 Sheep in a turnip field.
1868. 705 Shoeing the miller's horse,
Brittany.
1869. 605 A Breton reaper — evening.
1870. 537 A Breton stable.
560 Looking up the river Donarue-
nez, Brittany. 171, Stanhope Street.
1875. ^47 Fountain of the CampiteUi,
Rome. 219, Maida Vale.
1876. 731 Evening; the priest's walk.
SKILLETT, S. D  Painter.
.S. D. Skellatt,
Ebenezer Place, Limehouse.
1844. 1086 A squall in Blackwall-reach.
S. D. Skillett,
Ebenezer Place, Limehouse.
1845. •2^1 A Deal boat in a storm.
1849. 202 The abandoned ship.

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149

11, Jamaica Terrace, Limehouse.
1 85 1. 90 The sinking prize.
1852. 565 Running into harbour.
1853. 90 A Nor-wester, at flood tide, in
Woolwich-reach.
1039 Admiral Drake entering Ply
mouth Sound after his voyage
round the world.
1855. 601 A fine morning in winter, on
the Thames, below Wool
wich.
SKILLINGTON, G  Painter.
26, Gerrard Street.
1839. 239 Cattle.
SKINNER, Edward F  Painter.
Hampton House,
Phoenix Street, N. W.
1890. 1225 January. The Cliff e, Lewes, Sussex _
1891. 1307 Near South Walsham, Norfolk,
SKINNER, John. Miniature Painter.
112, Wardour Street, Soho.
1776. 286 A portrait in miniature.
St. Mary's Bank, Rochester.
1787. 171 Portrait of a lady.
SKIPPER, George I. and F. W.
Architects.
7, London Street, Norwich.
1903. 1481 Commercial Chambers, Nor
wich.
1590 Design for savings bank.
1904. 1633 Norwich Union Life Insurance
Society's new head office.
SKIPWORTH, Arthur Henry. Architect.
5, Staple Inn, Holborn.
1889. 1874 Reredos in Elvetham church,
Hants.
1 89 1. 1807 Choir stalls, St. Alban's Church,
Teddington.
1892. 1625 Retable for St. Alban's Church,
Teddington.
1669 Reredos for Grayingham
Church, Lincolnshire.
1772 Reredos, St. Alban's, Tedding
ton.
1893. 1554 Wrought iron grille for quarter
domes, St. Paul's Cathedral.
1894. 1663 Church, Abbeydale, Sheffield.
1664 Church, St. Aidan, Walton-le-
Dale.
1665 do. do. do.

1894. 1668 St. Andrew's Church, near
Littleborough.
1895. 1444 Organ, St. Alban's,Teddington.
1469 A nineteenth-century attempt
at a large Cathedral.
1514 do. do. do.
1559 Church, St. Ethelreda, Fulham.
1586 Church for Abbeydale.
1599 Church of St. Ethelreda, Ful
ham.
i8g6. 1594 Pulpit, St. Alban's, Teddington.
1897. 1824 Church of St. Aidan, Walton-
le-Dale.
1871 Church for Cockington, Devon.
1878 do. do. do.
1898. 1630 Artist's house.
1636 do.
1650 Church for Cockington.
1651 All Saints' Church, Fulham.
1776 Udimore church, Sussex.
1899. 1795 Altar, etc.. Lady Chapel,
Rochester Cathedral.
1901. 1691 Churchyard Cross, Leasing-
ham, near Sleaford.
1903. 1556 Pulpit, Batley Carr, Yorkshire.
1566 Idea for Liverpool Cathedral.
1677 Liverpool Cathedral, competi
tion design.
1680 do. do. do.

SKIPWORTH, Frank Markham, Painter,
41, Redesdale Street, Chelsea.
1883. 566 A dangerous conspirator.
1884. 651 Wool-gathering.
801 A brown study.
1885. 35 Ready to start.
108 Madame Campione.
318 Kittens.
475 "Do I like tarts?"
740 Miss Mabel MUlett.
1886. 310 Miss Skipworth, daughter of
G. B. Skipworth, Esq.
699 A lesson.
1053 "Keep StiU whUe I make you
pretty, dear."
Wentworth Studios, Manresa Road.
1887. 156 Daisy.
959 Miss Florrie Davis.
1888. 892 Mrs. Swettenham.
1000 Don Juan and Haidee. Don
Juan, ii, 129.
1889. 605 Zara, a dancing girl.
1139 On the Sands.
1890. 827 "What shaU I sing?"
1 140 A Roman Holiday. "She saw
the seething mass, the butch
ery. Her proud eyes never

ISO

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Skipworth,

1891.

353

464

1892.

446

476

1893.

553

853

1894.

57'

1897.

150

424
1898.
328
1899. 628
1902. 660
1903. 198
604
Frank Markham — continued.
flinched, nor paled her cheek,
etc."— ^. M. D.
Agnes and Bessie, daughters
of W. L. Christie, Esq.
Miss Katie Mockford.
She loves a sailor.
" He Cometh not, she said."
Dr. E. Ker Gray, LL.D., of
St. George's Chapel, Mayfair.
Summer roses.
Hesitation. Miss Maud Foss.
For the faith.
The signal of death: " PoUice
verso." " When the last
appeal of the gladiator, de
feated in the arena, was made
to the spectators, the Roman
women were usually the first
to give, with down-turned
thumbs, the signal of death."
An early rehearsal.
Sapho.Evelyn, daughter of the late
C. Randolf Lichfield, Esq.
Satisfaction.
SKIRVING, Alexander ... Architect.
Cheshunt Cottages, Langside, Glasgow.
1874. 1179 Design for chamber organ.
1875. 923 Interior of library, etc.
26, West George Street, Glasgow.
1876. 1066 Design for club-house.
SKOTTO, Charles  Painter,
6, Newman Street.
1837. 270 The young falconer.
I, Bloomsbury Street.
1838. 209 Captain Sir W. Edward Parry,
R.N.
1228 Dr. Paris, M.D., F.R.S.
1839. 76 Miss WiUinte.
1841. 285 Sir Richard Puleston, Bart.
1 1, Great Titchfield Street.
1842. 342 Portrait of a lady.
SKRIMSHIRE, Alfred J.... Engraver.
31, Ryde Vale Road, Balham.
1899. 1569 The valley of the Thames.
After A. Parsons, A.R.A.
1 90 1. 1426 The broken bridge. After
J. MacWhirter, R.A.
SKURRY, Miss E. Miniature Painter.
5, Baker's Row, Walworth.
1800. 926 A portrait of a young lady.
SLACK, Miss M. E  Painter,
52, Coleshill Street.
1872. 814 Marguerite.
SLADE. See Williams, West, and
Slade.
SLADE, Basil A  Architect,
3, Grosvenor Street, W.
1895. 1572 Storey's Gate, etc.
SLADER, Samuel Ernest ... Painter.
184, Coldharbour Lane.
1876. 775 Mushrooms.
SLATER, George  Sculptor,
3, St. PauVs Villas, Camden Town.
1 86 1. 1126 Elaine. " So in her tower alone
the maiden sat, etc." — Ten
nyson.
1127 VirgU. 33, Berners Street.
1863. 1092 Portrait of a gentleman.
{See also George Slater Barkentin,
Vol. I, page 113.)
SLATER, J. Atwood... Architect, etc,
7, Alfred Place, Bedford Square.
1883. 1193 Sketch of St. Pere sous V6ze-
lay.
1884. 1207 West front of SaUsbury Cathe
dral.
1 29 1 Brick Tower, Albi Cathedral,
France.
1885. 1770 Interior of the Cathedral of
the Black Virgin, Le Puy,
France.
1952 Design for an internal stair
case of wood.
1888. 1872 Interior of a deserted Sicilian
church.
1890 Pulpit in the deserted church
in Central Italy.
1893 Interior of the deserted church
in Central Italy.
I , Stowe Houses, North End,
Hampstead.
1893. 14301
143 1 [-Three female heads.
1432J
1894. 1448 Three male heads.
4, Hillside, Cotham Hill, Bristol.
1902. 904 Nailsea Court, Somersetshire;
in the vegetable garden.
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151

SLATER, John F  Painter.
Stone Villa, Forest Hall,
Northumberland.
996 The boat landing.
822 Ploughing.
818 Going to Market.
13, Mosley Street,Newcastle-on-Tyne.
186 A fresh breeze.
420 Fleeting sunshine in the vale.
1903. 699 " And all the air a solemn still
ness holds."
16 The calm that evening knew.

1889. 1891. 1892.

1899.1900.

1904.

SLATER, Joseph  Painter.
Broad Street, Carnaby Market.
1773- 277 A small half-length of a gentle
man playing on the harp;
in crayons.
At Mr, Moore's, Poland Street.
1774. 288 Dead game; sketch in char
coal, tinted.
J. Slater, 2, Park Court.
Knightsbridge.
1786. 127 Portrait Upper Mall, Hammersmith.
1787. 461 Portrait of a boy with a drum.
SLATER, Josiah  Painter.
17, Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury.
1806. 112 Mr. Richards.
226 Miss Smith of Covent Garden
Theatre.
336 Portraits of Miss De Camp,
Miss Smith in the character
of Estifania. " And here 's a
chain of whitings' eyes for
pearls." — Act IV, scene i.
1807. 385 Portraits of children; a sketch.
577 A frame containing four
sketches^portraits of three
ladies, and of Mr. Fitzhugh,
Junr.
1808. 579 Lady Diana Herbert and Lord
Herbert; slight sketches.
598 The Countess of Pembroke; a
sketch.
654 A frame with four sketches,
portraits of Miss Johnston,
Miss Gosset, Miss Smith of
Covent Garden Theatre and
Miss Wiple.
662 A frame containing four
sketches: Portraits of a
young lady, a child, a gentle
man, and himself

1809. 291 A frame containing three
sketches, — Mrs. Under
wood, a lady and child, and
Major Gordon.
474 A frame containing four
sketches, portraits of a child
of Dr. Paul, a clergyman,
and a lady.
475 A frame containing four
sketches, portraits of Mr.
Street, Master Mancet, a
gentleman, and lady.
1810. 526 A frame containing the por
traits of the Rev. C. J. La-
trobe, the Rev. Dr. CoUyer,
Mr. C. Wesley, and Master
Penfold.
528 A frame containing the por
traits of the Rev. Wm. Rose,
Commissioner Bowen, Capt.
CoUins, and Miss Saunders.
181 1. 259 Portrait of Lady E. Herbert,
infant daughter of the Earl
of Pembroke.
409 A frame containing the por
traits of Admiral Jones, Miss
Jane Bowen, a lady, and R.
Kynaston, Esq.
414 A frame containing the por
traits of Major-General
Deare, the Rev. J. Bean,
Miss Monro, and Major-
General J. Lee.
718 A family group: portraits of
Mr. and Mrs. Estridge and
their children.
781 A family group: Portraits of
Miss Richardson, Miss Ann
and Miss Louisa Richard
son and Mr. W. Monson.
17, Newman Street.
1812. 477 Lady Elizabeth Courtenay.
511 A frame containing the por
traits of Lady Hood, two
ladies, and Miss Baring.
524 Mrs. Cowper.
527 Portraits of the two sons of the
Earl of Wellington.
534 Portrait of T. Moore, Esq.,
translator of Anacreon.
1813. 610 Admiral Lord Gambler.
624 Portraits of Lady Elizabeth
Herbert and her brother,
chUdren of the Earl of Pem
broke.
752 A frame containing the por
traits of Lady Jocelyn, Rev.
C. F. A. Steinkopff, minister
of the German Lutheran
congregation in the Savoy,

152

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Slater, Josiah — continued.
Mrs. Croft and Mr. Gosset
of the Royal Engineers.
1813. 767 Portrait of a gentleman.
789 Dr. Crotch.
1 8 14. 591 Portrait of the Rev. W. Faust,
Jacksonian Professor, Cam
bridge.
598 Portrait of a lady.
601 A groupe; Portraits of the
children of B. Travers, Junr.,
Esq.
636 The Hon. and Right Rev. the
Bishop of Exeter. {Hon.
George Pelham)
1815. 747 B. Livius, Esq.
1816. 432 W. Wilberforce, Esq., M.P.
181 7. 487 Mrs. Vansittart.
641 Portrait of the infant son of
Lord J. Murray.
652 Miss Moody.
655 Portraits of a lady and chUd.
664 Portrait of a lady.
732 do. his chUd; a sketch.
747 do. a gentleman.
796 Portraits of the Misses Bar-
chard. 70, Newman Street.
18 1 8. 463 Portrait of a gentleman.
520 A groupe; children of W.
Jones, Esq.
575 C Millett, Esq.
583 Lady Walpole.
762 Miss Vansittart.
768 Portrait of a young lady.
890 A groupe: children of Leve-
son Gower, Esq.
892 Portrait of a gentleman.
1819. 55S Captain Bastard, R.N., M.P.
615 Portrait of the late Dr. Haring-
ton of Bath.
647 Miss C. Lewin.
674 A group: Portraits of Miss
Cotton, Mr. H. Cotton, and
Master A. Cotton.
676 W. Wilberforce, Esq., M.P.
756 The Hon. Mrs. Kenyon.
842 Miss C. Kenyon.
847 Mrs. Aubertin.
1820. 483 Portrait of a lady of quality.
622 The Rev. J. P. Bean.
704 Lady Burrell.
750 Portrait of a lady.
825 Jos. Wilson, Esq.
851 Portrait of a young lady.
1821. 567 The Speaker of the House of
Commons. {Manners Sut
ton.)
757 The Countess of Malmesbury.
759 F. Webb, Esq.

1821. 835 Jos. Stephen, Esq.
905 The Bishop of Killaloe. {Rich
ard Mant)
1829. 603 Portrait of a gentleman; a
sketch.
1 83 1. 603 The Rt. Hon. Lord John
Russell, M.P.
622 Lady Ashley.
943 Lady Elizabeth Harcourt and
Miss Harcourt.
1832. 609 Portrait of a young lady.
623 do. lady.
1833. 740 Mrs. Hans Sotheby and child;
a sketch.
959 Portrait of a chUd, daughter of
John Gibson Lockhart, Esq. ;
a sketch.
SLATER, Josiah, Junr  Painter,
17, Charlotte Street.
1808. 700 Portraits of a gendeman and a
young lady.
1809. 672 Portrait of a lady.
1810. 325 do. do.
1811. 552 do. do.
J. Slater,
8, Upper Gumming Street,
Pentonville.
1818. 616 A study.
783 do.
SLATER, J. R  Sculptor.
3, St. James's Square.
1834. 1039 Bust of J. McRone.
1836. II 18 do. the author of Rook-
wood. ( William Harrison
Ainsworth)
SLATER, J, W  Painter.
J. Slater, Spur Street, Leicester Square.
1803. 373 Portraits of two young ladies.
47, Greek Street, Soho.
1804. 449 Miss Menage.
467 Mr. Giroux.
1805. 445 Mr. J. Welsh.
474 Portrait of a lady.
488 The captive hberated; portrait
of Master A. Page.
546 The Rev. J. Porris.
/. W. Slater, 47, Greek Street, Soho.
1806. 756 Portrait of a young lady.
46, Frith Street, Soho.
1807. 793 Portrait of a gentleman.
829 do. lady.
21, Great Russell Street.
1808. 823 Portraits of a young lady and
himself.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

153

1809.

1810.

1812. 1813. 1814. 1815. 1816. 1817.

1819.

1820.

1822. 1823.1824. vn.

647 A frame containing the por
traits of the Marquis of Gra
ham, son of the Duke of
Montrose, a young lady, and
Mr. Harston.
13, Great Russell Street.
621 A. Pitcher, Esq. 33, Berners Street.
621 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. Free, Capt.
F. F. Meard, and a gentle
man.
605 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss GUeson, J.
Wakefield, Esq., and T.
Halford, Esq.
432 A frame containing the por
traits of three ladies.
417 Portraits of E. Chandless, Esq.,
a gentleman and a lady.
75, Great Titchfield Street.
726 Portrait of a gentleman.
74, Charlotte Street.
598 Frame containing portraits of
Lieut.-General Jones, C. Cal-
land, Esq., Capt. Gray, loth
Hussars, and a lady.
815 Portraits of Capt. Bond, Mrs.
Bond, G. Bond, Esq., Miss
Bond, Mr. H. Bond, and
Mr. T. Bond.
757 Frame containing the portraits
of Mrs. Henry Bell and
R. W. Grey, Esq.
904 Portrait of Carissima.
936 Portraits of Lady Honeywood,
Mrs. Bell, and J. Chapman,
Esq. 70, Newman Street.
696 Miss Healy.
736 Sir John Sidney, Bart.
784 J. B. Rebecca, Esq.
787 Portrait of a gentleman.
/. W. Slater, 70, Newman St.
769 Susan.
775 Portrait of a young lady.
799 Lieutenant M. A. Slater.
832 Portrait of an eminent chess
player.
587 Portrait of T. Trotter, Esq.,
proprietor and manager of
the Theatre Royal, Worth
ing.
623 Portrait of a chUd.
676 do. Miss Trefusis Jar-
man of the Theatre Royal,
Dubhn.
737 Miss Healy.
614 Portrait of a lady.
671 Master Watson.

1826. 627 Sir Antony Lechmere, Bart.
745 Sir John Sidney, Bart.
769 Portrait of a young lady.
780 Master Antrobus.
1827. 803 Portraits of three young ladies
(sisters).
1828. 686 Portrait of a naval officer.
65, Berners Street.
1829. 773 Portrait of a young lady.
779 Lieut. M. A. Slater, R.N.
855 Miss Cramer.
856 Portrait of a young lady.
948 Miss Marian Cramer.
1830. 804 Miss Jarman of the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden.
75, Great Titchfield Street.
1831. 790 Portrait of a gentleman.
/. W. Slater, 70, Berners Street.
1833. 920 Samuel Good, Esq., 3rd Fusi-
leer Guards.
930 Mrs. Grey.
931 Lieut.-Colonel Grey.
17, Newman Street.
1834. 789 Portrait of a lady.
1836. 790 do. do.
822 Mr. Hatchard.
{The exhibits from 1803 to 1805 seem to
belong to Josiah Slater, and were it not for
1 806, in which year a distinction is made,
I should have put them under his name.
J. W. Slater ends in 1820, and after that
year the name is printed I. W. Slater. It
is just possible that J. W. Slater was a
brother of Josiah, and that Isaac W. Slater
was the son of one of them.
In the early catalogues J and I are often
used indiscriminately, so it is impossible to
classify them properly. D. N. B., Bryan,
and Redgrave give no assistance)
SLATER, Peter  Sculptor.
27, Elder Street, Edinburgh.
1846. 1427 JohnGladston, Esq.,ofPasque.
1484 R. W. Hamilton, Esq., Edin
burgh.
15, Elder Street, Edinburgh.
1850. 1422 Bust in marble of the Right
Revd, Charles H. Terrot,
D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh,
Scottish Episcopal Church.
1852. 1411 Bust in marble of Professor
PiUans of Edinburgh.
1422 Bust in marble of Robert Nay-
smith, Esq., F.R.C.S., Edin
burgh.
1853. 1393 Bust of Charles B. Hornor
Esq.
1394 Bust of Mrs. Robert Naysmith,
Edinburgh.

154

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Slater, Peter — continued.
56, Albany Street, Edinburgh.
1855. 1472 J. R. McCuUoch, Esq., mem
ber of the Institute of
France.
1857. 1282 Robert Bald, Esq., mining
Engineer, etc. ; marble bust.
52, Broughton Street, Edinburgh.
1858. 1251 George Brown, Esq.; marble
bust.
1859. 1253 The Bard of Coila. "And
wear thou this, she solemn
said, And bound the holly
round my head, etc." —
Burns.
1312 The late David Dewar, Esq.;
posthumous, marble.
1355 Robert Slater, Esq.; marble.
47, Bernard Street, Russell Square.
i860. 984 The lateRobert Brown, D.C.L.,
F.R.S., formerly President
of the Linnean Society.
Executed for the Linnean
Society.
1047 Alexander Grant, Esq.
1861. 1054 Mrs. Crichton of Edinburgh;
posthumous, marble.
1 102 W. S. Lindsay, Esq., M.P.
1862. 1050 Professor Thomas Bell, F.R.S.,
late President Linnean So
ciety. Executed for the Lin
nean Club of London.
1863. 1018 WiUiam Anderson Ogg, Esq.,
in the uniform of the Lon
don Scottish Volunteers.
1167 Professor G. G. Stokes, M.A.,
D.C.L., Secretary of the
Royal Society.
1864. 989 John Thorpe, Esq., Elston;
marble.
1054 Robert Hepburn, Esq., late
President of the Caledonian
Society of London.
1059 Malvina; marble head.
" Daughter of Voscar,
take the harp, and raise the
lonely song of Selma; that
sleep may overtake my soul
in the midst of joy; that the
dreams of my youth may re
turn, and the days of the
mighty FingaU." 39, Stanhope Street.
1865. 1018 F. W. Ramsay, M.D., etc.;
marble.
1866. 1035 J. S. Bowerbank, Esq., LL.D.
1867. 1022 Mrs. WUtshire.
1072 Mrs. John Stone.

Scottish Corporation, Crane Court.
1868. 1 135 The late Rev. James Hamilton,
D.D., F.L.S.
37, Great Russell Street.
1869. 1 176 The Rev. T. Binney, the King's
Weigh House Chapel, Lon
don.
1870. 1071 Commemorative medallion of
the late John Epps, M.D.
SLATER, Walter James  Painter.
Ashton Mill Lane, Manchester.
1877. 442 Autumn.
1878. 30 Summertime.
1880. 496 Edge of the marsh.
558 Harvest time.
1 88 1. 205 Cornfield.
243 A tributary of the Conway.
1882. 207 The Smithy.
1883. 518 Street scene, Winchelsea.
1886. 1049 A Sussex Pastoral.
1055 Going to pasture.
1890. 1299 The Arun at Burpham,
SLATER, William  Architect.
4, Carlton Chambers.
1856. 1071 Church for the Ecclesiological
Society.
1857. noi Church, etc., Burntisland, near
Edinburgh.
1858. 963 Kilmore Cathedral.
1859. 1091 The choir of Sherborne Abbey,
etc.
SLATER (W.), and CARPENTER
(R. H.)  Architects.
4, Carlton Chambers.
1865. 810 Scottish National Albert Me
morial.
1866. 779 St. John's College, Hurst Pier-
point.
1868. 896 Reredos, Chichester Cathedral
SLEIGH, John  Painter.
38, Frederick Street,
Hampstead Road.
1843. 1344 The tomb of John Holland,
Duke of Exeter, in St. Ka
tharine's Church, Regent's
Park.
SLEIGH, Mrs. Warner (Phill). Sculptor.
29, Guildford Street.
1881. 1555 Head ofa Basset hound; bust.
192, Sloane Street.
1883. 1677 "Clipper"; head of an Irish
terrier; bronze,

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155

1883. 1679 "Jupiter"; a canine King.
1691 "Don't take my bone away";
Irish terrier puppy.

SLEATH, William  Painter.
Fountain Cottage, Merton.
1895. 91.7 Across the common.

SLINGER, Miss Edith C.
Miniature Painter.
22, Church Road, Urmston,
near Manchester.
1903. 1181 Portrait of a lady.
1193 do. child.

SLINGER, F. J  Painter.
2, Gower Street North.
1858. 2 "Bless us!"
540 Temptation. 143, Gower Street.
1865. 504 Leisure hours.

SLINGSBY, Joseph  Architect.
At Mr. Lovis, Surry, or
3, Cleveland Street.
1787. 611 Design for a sessions house.
At Mr. Powis' s,
26, Clipston Street.
1788. 517 Elevation of a temple.
19, London Street.
1792. 687 Design for a nobleman's man
sion.

17951796,
1797 1799,

699 Design for a library.
809 do. temple.
835 Fitzroy Square.
1 104 Design for a Casine.
Church Street, Spitalfields.
1037 Design for a museum.

SLOANE, Miss Mary A  Painter.
3^, Montague Mansions,
Portman Square.
1896. 1040 A Huguenot silk-weaver.
1898. 1039 A garden. 57, Bedford Gardens, W.
1900. 1566 The weaver.
1571 Butter Market, Dordrecht.
1902. 1297 Old Town Hall, Leicester.
1903. 1310 A King's attendant. From the
Nativity Play, Bethlehem.
13 II The Newarke, Leicester.
1338 Old bridge over the Soar, near
Leicester.
1403 The Eve of St. John.

SLOCOCK, Miss Mabel I.
Miniature Painter.
9, Cedar Gardens, Putney.
1898. 1358 The Rev. T. S. Hartley.
71, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
1902. 1 150 Mrs. G. S. Munn.
122 1 Alice.

SLOCOMBE, Alfred  Etcher, etc.
II, Radnor Terrace, Mildmay Park.
1865. 650 Camellia. 36, King Henry's Walk.
1872. 1278 Lake Zug; dry-point etching.
The Green, West End, Hampstead.
1874. 1278 A nook in Antwerp; etched by
a new process.
1 88 1. 1223 The river Dochart at KUhn;
etching.
1886. 634 FuU ripe.
927 Roses.

SLOCOMBE, Charles Philip. Etcher, etc.
22, South Conduit Street,
Bethnall Green.
1850. 606 A composition of flowers from
nature.
1852. 229 A study.
1853. 1076 Hollyhocks. 1 1, Radnor Terrace, Islington.
1864. 214 The home of the pilot.
1867. 239 A Waterloo man.
970 A Cornish siener; etching.
31, King Henry's Walk, Islington.
1873. 1278 Etchings.
1288 Stonehenge; etching.
10, Rockhalls Terrace, Cricklewood.
1874. 1249 Stonehenge; etching.
1875. '080 Path through the wood; etch
ing.
1082 The last load of hay; etching.
1876. 1097 King Arthur's Castle, Tintagel;
etching.
1099 Farm in the New Forest, Hants ;
etching.
1108 Ancient Elm, Upton-on-Severn;
etching, dry-point.
1 1 13 After the storm, Bude coast;
etching.
1877. 1264 Moonlight over the Channel;
etching.
1878. 1219 Moonlight among the pines,
Surrey; etching.

156

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Slocombe, Charles Philip— continued. \

1889.

1682 The Seine at Rouen.

1879.

1267 View of Tewkesbury; dry-point.

1687 Amiens Cathedral.

1269 Moonlight, Hampstead Heath.

1695 Rouen Cathedral.

1277 Sunshine and water lilies.
1731 Rue Damiette, Rouen.
1880.
1229 On the Neckar, Heidelberg —
1891.
1579 Souvenir de Malines.
evening.
1584 A gateway of Bruges, Belgium.
1248 Sir Thomas Gresham. After
1892.
1472 A canal at Amsterdam.
Sir Antonio More ; etching.
1483 A corner of old Amsterdam.
1 3 14 The Rhine at Bonn; etching.
1893.
1373 Rue de Prd, Lausanne.
1334 Morning mist, Heidelberg Cas
1894.
1450 Fata Morgana.
tle; etching.
1897.
1630 Grief.
1348 In the woods, Heidelberg;
1898.
1571 Sanctuary.
etching.
1904.
270 Maids of the sea.
1881.
1215 Sir Rupert Kettle. After
Frank HoU, A.R.A,; etch
SLOCOMBE, Frederick Albert.
ing.
Painter and Etcher.
1266 " Her Grace." After J. Pettie,
II, Radnor Terrace, Islington.
R.A.; etching.
1866.
33 Tom.
1 27 1 A sylvan retreat. North Wales.
31, King Henry's Walk.
1882.
1291 Major-General Sir Henry Raw-
1869.
1089 Beeches in Epping Forest;
linson, K.C.B., late Envoy
etching.
and Minister at the Court
1871.
857 The Seine at Rouen; etching.
of Persia. After Frank
1872.
473 The ladye and her pets; 15th
HoU, A.R.A.; etching.
century.
1305 Hector Prynne. After G. H.
1286 The Thames at Chiswick;
Boughton, A.R.A.
etching.
1873-
1293 Near Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
SLOCOMBE, Edward C. |
1301 Shrinkle Haven, coast of Pem
Etcher, etc.
brokeshire.
^1, King Henry's Walk.
10, Rockhalls Terrace,
1873-
1260 Marian; a fireside study.
Cricklewood.
The Cottage,
1875-
noS On the beach, near Ventnor,
Eastbury Park, Watford.
Isle of Wight; etching.
1883.
1378 Porridge Pot Hill, Middlesex;
1877.
314 Going to market.
etching.
610 Market boats on the Hastings
1414 A country lane; etching.
beach.
1884.
1426 A street in Rye, Sussex; etch
819 A wreck on the south coast
ing.
1878.
326 After sunset; late autumn.
1436 The vUlage of Chalfont St.
327 A hazy morning at Hastings.
Giles, Bucks; etching.
646 The new song.
1462 CoUier discharging. After
787 A dark-eyed maiden.
W. L. Wyllie; etching.
1879.
482 An autumn afternoon.
1885.
1628 Pembrokeshire road.
899 Study of a head.
1648 West Window, Tintern.
965 The nearest way home.
1734 Madia. After C. E. Perugini.
1882.
168 Cornelia.
Oxley Warren, Watford.
1 3 17 A lane near Watford; etching.
1886.
1431 A bit of Old Oxford.
1883.
1410 " The curfew tolls the kneU of
1462 The old Rectory, Beaconsfield,
parting day."
Bucks.
Fair View,
1482 A scanty meal.
Holder's Hill, Hendon.
1887.
1416 Chepstow Castle, Monmouth
1884.
1442. The joyless winter's day.
shire.
After J. Farquharson; etch
1467 Nature's white robe.
ing.
1504 Christchurch Water- walk, Ox
1455 Home. After S. E. Waller;
ford.
etching.
1888.
1584 The Shambles, York.
1885.
1601. Ann Hathaway's cottage.
1593 Ripon.
After Alfred Parsons.
1600 St. Hilda's Abbey, Whitby.
1603 Chilton on the Kennet.
1631 The setting sun — February.
1610 Iver Bridge.
1889.
1678 Rue des Epiceries, Rouen.
1611 The Kennett at ChUton
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157

1886. 1408 "Green pastures and stiU
waters." After B.W. Leader,
A.R.A.
141 5 Little Stanmore church.
1458 The rookery.
1474 The windmill on the hill.
1448 The village of Basing.
1464 Twihght. After J. Farquhar
son.
1471 The poplars.
1492 Stratford church, exterior.
1576 The KnoU, Taplow.
1613 Kenilworth Castle.

1887.

1888.

1889.

1679 A Yorkshire lane.

1892.

1482 Mowbray Vale, Yorkshire.

After Sutton Palmer.

1490 A hunting morn.

1895.

968 Thoughts of love.

1898.

1228 Meditation.

1903.

1325 Under the beeches.

1904.

1426 A Yorkshire river.

SLOCOMBE, Shirley Charles Llew

ellyn

 Painter,

Cumberland House,

Hampstead.

1893.

1 441 Minnie.

1895.

388 The late W. E. HUl, Esq.

3, Scarsdale Studios,
Stratford Road, W.
1896.
142 My father.
1901.
544 The Marchioness of Exeter.
580 The Marquess of Zetland, K.T.
1903.
30 Sir William Huggins, K.C.B.,
President of the Royal So
ciety.
1904.
838 Lord Hawke.
SLOPER, E. W, See Adshead
Sloper, vol, i, page 13,
and
SLOTT-MOLLER, Madame Agnes,
Painter,
13, jVy Vestergade, Copenhagen.
1897. no Agnete, the merman's wife,
comes to her mother in the
church. " Agnete, Agnete,
my daughter, say. Where
hast thou been for so many
a day? etc."
SLOUS, George,
Painter and Miniature Painter,
— Slous, Church Street, Deptford.
1791- 525 Portrait of a lady, a florist;
pen and ink drawing.
G. Slous, 8, Noel Street, Soho.
1796. 615 Come la Trovate.
1803.
1804. 1805.
1808.
818 825
879 120
778
773 381
1796. 639 Portrait of a gentlemam.
1797- 942 „ young lady.
1006 „ lady.
1028 „ clergyman.
1798. 822 Miss S. Lokes.
876 Miss Atkinson as a wood girl.
37, Broad Street, Soho.
1799. 371 The woodman's child.
372 The fisherman's child.
741 A frame containing the portrait
of Mrs. Lokes, Mr. Zuchelli,
Mr. Greene, Mrs. Slous, and
himself.
54, Great Marlborough Street.
1800. 826 Portraits of Mr. HoUings, Mr.
Ross, Miss Anderson, him
self, and Diana.
1801. 549 Mr. H. D. Symonds.
739 Sir James DalyeU, Bart.
803 Mr. Waters.
Mrs. H. Roberts.
Mr. Saust.
Mr. Crabb.
The woodcutter.
Portraits of Miss M. Yates,
Mr. Nicholson, and J. Courte
nay, Esq., M.P.
Mrs. Hornby.
Portraits of a lady and Sir John
Gordon, Bart.
1806. 676 A frame containing the por
traits of Capt. Rotherham of
the Royal Navy, and two
others.
1807. 165 View in Kent.
261 Girls at the brook.
329 Girls at the well.
677 Orlando and Oliver.
" Under an oak, whose boughs
were moss'd with age.
A wretched, ragged, man, o'er-
grown with hair,
Lay sleeping on his back ! about
his neck,
A green and gilded snake had
wreath'd itself, etc."
As You Like It.
683 Buying fish.
797 J. Mainwaring, Esq.
n Palemon and Lavinia. "And
art thou, then, Acasto's dear
remains? etc." — Thomson.
632 Edwin and Angelina. "'.Forbid
it Heaven,' the hermit cryed,
and clasp'd her to his breast,
etc."
820 Portrait of a lady.
21, Golden Square.
606 G. Watson, Esq.
1809.
158

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Slous, George — continued.
1811. 231 A holy family; a sketch.
1812. 232 Landscapeandfigures; a sketch
near Shefford, Bedfordshire.
349 Boats in a calm.
1813. 246 Landscape and figures — noon.
1 8 14. 121 A landscape,
1815. 160 A view of the Church of Gal-
loro, 17 mUes from Rome,
taken from the Capuchins,
Genzano, October, 1814.
2, Panton Street, Haymarket.
1817. 27 Landscape; a sketch.
18 1 8. 206 A landscape — noon.
1 8 19. 158 Cupid and Hygeia.
606 Portrait of a gentleman as
Mutius Scffivola.
6, Bayha^n St., Camden Town.
1820. 27 Landscape and figures.
374 Landscape — moonlight
1 82 1. 245 View between Lerici and Gen
sano, 18 mUes from Rome.
1822. 4 The murdered traveller.
1828. 300 View near Monte Cenis.
1829. 438 A Venetian lady of the i6th
century.
1830. 27 The boudoir.
G. Selous, 6, Bayham St.,
Camden Town.
1838. 92 The Pet Squirrel.
{Slous in index and Selous in catalogue.) G. Slous.
1839. 304 View of Mont Blanc from the
Pass to Mont Cenis.
SLOUS, Henry Courtney (afterwards
Selous)  Painter.
H C. Slous, 2, Panton Street.
1818. 45 Portrait of a favourite cat.
10, Bay ham St., Camden Town.
1819. 180 The white fox brought from the
North Pole, by Sir J. Ross:
one of its ears being shot off
in taking it.
1820. 64 A hare and leverets. H. C. Slous, Junr.
230 A boar hunt.
1 82 1. 345 The Musk ox, brought from the
North Pole by Capt. Parry.
1827. 15 The artist.
369 Portrait of a gentleman.
1828. 276 Mr. W. F. Elliot.
{For later exhibits see H. C. Selous,
vol. vii, page 7 2 . He seems to have altered
the spelling of his name in 1837.)
SLOUS, Mrs  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 2. 203 View of a cottage near Lewis
ham, Kent.

SLUCE, J, A  Painter,
Popham Terrace, Islington.
1833. 105 Master Henry Paget.
1834. 56 Master Bisp. 19, Popham Terrace.
1835. 254 Portrait ofa young lady.
1837. 183 M. A. D. Lemon.
499 Dr. Finninger.

SMALL, Alexander G.
Miniature Painter,
294, Camden Road.
1900. 412 Salmon spearing.
1901. 1354 Portrait of a lady.
1904. 1173 do. do.
1185 do. do.

SMALL, Miss Florence  Painter,
Forest Road, Nottingham.
1 88 1. 1355 Rosaria. Cavendish Crescent, Nottingham.
1885. 59 Welcome news.
1886. 571 The mushroom Girl.
711 Nature's conquest.
1887. 44 Autumn leaves.
461 Winter berries.
737 Evelyn.
1888. 657 Spring blossoms.
1889. 1054 Love apples.
1 891. 863 Les pens^es.
27, King Street, St. James's.
1893. 919 Between the lights.
{Now Mrs. Deric Hardy)
36, Gloucester Road, Regents Park.
1894. 487 "Our Father which art in
Heaven."
1 1 24 White Lilies.
1895. 213 Fortunee and the enchanted
Prince. " 'Incomparable For-
tunde,' said the voice from
the Pot of Pinks (which was
in reality that of an en
chanted Prince) ' at last the
happy hour has arrived when
I can declare my pas
sion.' "
1896. 205 Shattered castles.
1176 Rouge et Noir.
1898. 618 A dirge.
755' "That httle head of hers.
Painted upon a background
of pale gold."
1899. 212 Flora resting.
1900. 220 A bride.
1901. 388 "Rest, rest!"
•4^5 A nymph.

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SMALL, William, R.L  Painter,
23, Newman Street.
1869. 159 In the deer park, Shobdon,
Herefordshire.
1870. 356 The intruder.
950 The woodlands.
21, Willes Rd., Kentish Town.
1871. 579 The draw weU.
1872. 114s Supper time. 294, Camden Road.
1874. 104 A study.
1875. 862 The messenger — autumn.
1876. 13 The wreck. " But to hear The
roaring of the raging ele
ments, etc." — Southey.
1877. 1022 After the storm.
1878. 468 Highland Harvest home. " Wi'
lichtsome heel they trip and
whirl, etc."
1879. 460 The captive Briton.
1880. 540 Holidays.
1881. 385 The survivors.
1882. 1318 j Original drawings for the
1319 > works of Henry Fielding —
1320 j "Tom Jones."
1329 ) Original drawings for the
1330 > works of Henry Fielding —
•33^ ) "Joseph Andrews."
1884. 610 Jack ashore.
762 Waiting for the tide.
1885. 926 The missing eggs.
1886. 1088 Returning from market — West
of Ireland.
1887. 945 The last match. Purchased for
the Chantrey Bequest for
;^2IO.
1888. 1153 Rough on Biddy.
1891. 345 " Love laughs at rain."
1892. 1093 Miss Laura Bradford.
1893. 1354 Illustration for "Prince For-
tunatus."
1409 do. do. do.
1410 do. do. do.
1898. 1553 Water polo.
1900. 1016 The good Samaritan.
SMALLBONE, Miss Eliza Anne
(afterwards Mrs. Alexander Mel
ville)  Painter,
Upper Brent Cottage, Blackheath.
1854, 324 Morning post.
{See Mrs. Alexander Melville,
vol. V, page 227.)
SMALLFIELD, Miss Beatrice C.
Miniature Painter.
52, Boundary Road,
St. John's Wood.
1895. 1219 Mrs. Bridell-Fox,

1896. 1433 George E. Fox, Esq.
1897. 1 518 Catherine E. M., daughter of
F. GoreU Barnes, Esq., M.P.
1898. 1401 Three studies of a head.
1 90 1. 1267 Miss Harriet Russell.
1292 Rose.
1902. 1060 Olivia.
1 06 1 Lily.
1 193 Meditation.
1903, 1099 Mrs. S. A. S.
noo Mrs. Clark.
1290 Red Riding Hood.
SMALLFIELD, Frederick, A.R.W.S. Painter.
53, Red Lion Street, Holborn.
1849. 609 A group of autumn flowers.
1850. 567 Hollyhocks.
1852. 27 A knitter.
1853. 343 Entering the garden.
1030 Stillaria. 124, Albany Street.
1854. 713 A portrait.
1284 do.
1855. 196 An embroidery lesson.
767 A portrait.
973 Hamlet questioning Ophelia. —
Act ni, scene i.
43, St. Paul's Road, Camden Town.
1857. 1000 A Christmas invitation.
1858. 33 The strange gentleman.
877 The may-gatherer.
1859. 805 Study of a youth's head.
859 Little sweetheart.
1008 A children's party.
i860. 358 The approach of twilight.
381 Luncheon time.
1861. 365 Cinderella.
549 Florentine sawyers — the dinner
hour.
1862. 180 Juliet. " My early love sprung
from my only hate, etc."
Tudor Lodge, Mornington Crescent.
1863. 511 After sunset merrily.
15, Greville Place, Kilburn.
1866. 208 Mother and child.
752 Snake's head lilies.
1867. 19 The stinging nettle.
95 Siesta.
1870. 422 As he met her once a-maying.
52, Boundary Road,
St. John's Wood.
187 1. 466 The old apple room.
1872. 542 Friar Laurence. "Within the
infant rind of this small
flower Poison hath residence,
and med'cine power." — Ro
meo and Juliet, act ii, scene 3.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smallfield, tinued.
1873. 224
1875. 871
1876. 444

1877. 977

1878. 316
•395
1879. 621
looi
1880. 1012

1886. 1015

Frederick, A.R. W.S.—con-
Exiles from the cloister — Itahan
monastic suppression.
Town mice — their first day in
a country house.
jiEsop at school. " The young
slave iEsop, watching the
action of some foxes chained
in his master's vineyard to
scare lesser vermin from the
ripening grapes, gathers sug
gestions for his Fables."
" When Peggy's arms her dog
imprison I often wish my lot
was hisn." — Thomas Hood.
"Cats! cats!"
Sun-down. Saturday afternoon.
February. Old actors. Peg Woffington
came to London at twenty-
two years of age. After call
ing many times, unsuccess
fully, at the house of John
Rich, the manager of Covent
Garden Theatre, she at last
sent up her name. She was
then admitted, and found
him lolling on a sofa, sur
rounded by twenty-seven
cats, of all ages.
Colonel Newcome in Charter
house. " Grace after meat."

SMALLFIELD, Philip C. ... Painter.
52, Boundary Road,
St. John's Wood.
1883. 673 A good mouser.
1885. 87 Sitting in a pleasant shade.
1886. 892 Leading-strings.
1887. 597 "One day 'Good-bye' met
' How d'ye do ! '"
724 A red-letter day — portrait.
1903. 486 Royal naval cadets.
SMALLFIELD, Miss Rosalind C.
Painter.
52, Boundary Road.
1901. 1206 The cloisters. Pump Court.
SMALLWOOD, William Frome. Architect.
43, King Street, Covent Garden.
1826. 485 Design for a church.
4, Winchester Row.
1828. 1112 Design for a chapel.
• 123 do. villa.
1829. 1056 do. public library, etc.

1831.
1832.

1 06 1
992
993563
579 646

1830. 1041 Entrance Porch, Louviers Ca
thedral.
Design for a church
Hotel de ViUe, Brussels.
Hotel de ViUe, St. Quentin.
West Porch, Rouen Cathedral.
Abbeville Cathedral.
Tour St. Romain, Rouen Ca
thedral.
Palais de Justice, Rouen.
3, St. George Street, Camberwell.
1058 Hotel de VUle, Ypres.
1092 Antwerp Cathedral.
592 Convent of St. John, Soissons.
The west front, being the
only part saved, through the
exertions ofthe townspeople,
from destruction, in the Re
volution of 1790.
1 01 8 Shrine of Henry V, Confessor's
Chapel, Westminster Abbey.
10 1 9 Chartres Cathedral, west door.

1833. 1834.

SMART, J  Painter.

Ipswich, Suffolk.

1786.

5 Portrait of a young lady.

24 do. an artist.

1787.

46 do. a gentleman; three-

quarters.

397 Portrait of a lady.
437 do. do.
St. Peter's, Norwich.
1788.
70 Portrait of Mr. Waddy, theatre.
Ipswich, and 8, Castle Street,
Leicester Square.
1793-
180 Portrait of the Marquis Corn-
1794.
193 Portrait of a gentleman.
1795-
274 A landscape.
292 A portrait.
1796.
515 Portrait ofa lady.
566 A portrait.
1797.
124 A landscape.
1798.
539 Portrait of a young lady.
868 do. himself.
1799.
189 A landscape.
1801.
121 Landscape.
1802.
41 Portrait of an artist.
65 A landscape.
686 do.
1803.
153 Portrait ofa lady.
{The last four are by J. Smart,
Junr., in the catalogue, but
the address is Ipswich in the
index.)
245 A landscape.
1804.
304 Mrs. Smart.
664 A landscape.
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1805. 266 Cardinal Wolsey on his death
bed at Leicester Abbey.
" Had I but served my God
as diligently as I served my
King, he would not have
given me over in my grey
hairs."
1806. 301 Master Smart.
1808. 252 Portrait of Mr. Smart, Junr.,
representing Anchises ; from
Spenser's Britain's Ida :
" One day it chanc'd, as he
the deer persu'd, etc."
1809. 406 Portrait of a lady.
450 do. himself.
1810. 93 Providence place, on the River
Orwell, near Ipswich.
18 II. 517 Moonlight.
1813. 47 View on the River Orwell; the
tide going out.
{Both Mr. O'Donoghue in D. N B.
and Dr. Williamson seem to have over
looked the existence of a third J. Smart,
living at Ipswich; he first appears at the
Society of Artists in 1791, from that town,
and as a painter, and not a miniature
painter. He continued to exhibit for two
years after the miniature painter died.)

SMART, John, Junr. Miniature Painter.
39, Davies Street, Berkley Square.
1784. 50 Portrait of a lady.
202 do. do. in the char
acter of a shepherdess.
— Smart, 20, Grafton Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1796. 634 Portrait of an artist. {By J.
Smart in catalogue)
1797. 865 His Highness Mohamed Ally
Khan Bahander, late Nabob
of Arcot.
905 Parental affection.
912 A frame with four miniatures.
2, Russell Place, Fitzroy Square.
1799. 784 Portrait of Colonel Burr.
785 do. Mrs. Burke.
At Mr. Smarts.
1800. 686 Portrait of Mr. Edwards.
899 do. C. Berrey, Esq.,
Miss Streat, H. Innes, Esq.,
Miss L. Lambert, and Miss
E. Lambert.
906 Mr. R. Paine.
1802. 542 Miss A. S. Edwards.
646 Mr. Dodgson.
VII.

1803. 504 Mr. Boyd.
855 Portrait ofa young lady.
1805. 412 Miss Smart.
1806. 701 Mr. Fittler.
1808. 722 Portrait of young Roscius.
{H W. Betty)
1809. 680 Mrs. Smart.
1810. 645 Portrait of J, NoUekens, Esq.,
R.A. ; water colours.
680 Col. Reynolds.
181 1. 636 Mrs. Burr.
637 Major-General Burr.
647 Mr. R. Parker.
649 Portrait in Water Colours of
Mr. J. W. Nattes.
650 Portrait in Water Colours of
Mr. C. C. Nattes.
{This artist commenced as a miniature
painter at the Society of Artists in 1762;
his address was never out of London.)
SMART, John, Junr. Miniature Painter,
2, Russell Place.
1808. 571 Portrait in black lead of Mr. J.
Smart, Junr.
785 A frame containing the por
traits (a profile in black
lead) of Miss Green, Miss
M. A. Green, and Miss F.
Green.
827 His serene Highness the Prince
of Conde.
{It is impossible accurately to separate
the exhibits of the various J. Smarts. This
John Smart went to India with his father,
and died at Madras in 1809.)
SMART, J  Painter.
17, Newman Street.
1833. 9'''^ W\%% Howard. Brook Street, Ipswich.
1850. 511 Portrait of a gentleman.
SMART, John, R.S.A  ..Painter.
16, Picardy Place, Edinburgh.
1870 190 "Where heroes sleep These
stones shall stand and speak
to other years."
187 1. 88 The heat of the day — Loch
Achray.
1872. 910 The auld peat hobs o' Drum-
vaich, Perthshire.
988 The Drove Road, Braes o'
Doune, Perthshire.
1873. 336 The graves o' our ain folk.
"The praise of the bard is
the meed of the glen. But
where is the charm that can
bring back the men ?

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smart, John, R.S.A. — continued.
1873. 382 Wearin' in the sheep.
1874. 2 The pass ofthe Cateran.
343 The hUl fowk ; clipping day.
1875. 489 The crofter's moss.
517 The gloom of Glen Ogle.
1876. 459 The crofter's hairst.
491 The clear shining after rain.
1878. 200 The halt of the herd; Vale of
Teith, Perthshire.
475 Drumharry Moor, near Fortin-
gall, Perthshire.
1879. 286 Drummond Hill from near
Lyon Bridge, Fortingall,
Perthshire.
1396 Far from the busy world.
1 88 1. 905 Nature's decay.
1882. 69 In the track of the storm.
1883. 387 The half-way house.
1 884. 348 The land of Macgregor.
13, Brunswick Street, Edinburgh.
1885. 1370 The hUl of the Fairies,
Strathyne, Perthshire.
1886. 411 The silent hills.
1179 The Cruachan range, from the
peat moss, Corrieghoil, Dal
maUy, Argyllshire.
1887. 1244 The Pass of Brander, Loch
Awe, Argyllshire.
1894. 551 A Perthshire river.
1374 Glen Ogle, Perthshire.
1895. 559 'Tween sunshine and shadow.
1899. 1052 Flowing to the sea.

SMART, R. K  Painter.
Prince's Square, Kennington.
1832. 548 Basil on the Rhine.

SMART, Samuel Paul, Miniature Painter.
Samuel Smart, 3, Old Bailey.
1774. 289 Portraitof a gentleman; minia
ture.
Samuel Paul Smart,
3, Great Old Bailey.
1775, 297 Portrait of a lady ; miniature.
Paul Smart,
At Mr. Bougonner's, 48, St Mary-Axe.
1776. 288 Portrait of a lady; in minia
ture.
— Smart, At Mrs. Bougonnaris
15, Finch Lane, Cornhill.
1777. 329 Portrait of a gentleman; in
miniature.

1779.1780.1781.1782.1783. 1784.
1785- 1787.

1836.

1837-1839.

1842.

S. Smart, Bethnal Green Road.
1778. 287 Portrait of a gentleman; in
miniature.
288 Four ditto.
Samuel Smart, Bethnal Green East.
305 A lady; in miniature.
267 Portrait of a lady.
237 do. do.
360 A country market girl.
138 Portrait of a lady.
339 Portraits of a gentleman's
family.
290 Portrait of a lady; miniature.
437 A nosegay girl.
210 Portrait of a lady.
SMART, T  Painter.
3, Howland Street.
1046 Sir John Ramony's spurs being
struck off, previous to his
execution, on the turrets of
Falkland Castle. — Vide Fair
Maid of Perth.
409 Portrait of a lady.
[2i6 Portraits of the family of Mr.
John Romer. 18, Greek Street.
500 Au Revoir.
1843. '^4^ Portraits of two ladies.
7, Welbeck Street.
1851. 121 Portrait of a lady.
123 do. do.
1852. 615 One of the effects of Punch.
I, Fitzroy Terrace.
1855. 374 Portrait of a young lady.
SMEETON, G. ... Miniature Painter,
J. Smeeton, Kibworth, Leicestershire.
1832. 682 Mr. Cartwright.
G. Smeeton, Kibworth, Leicestershire.
1833. 875 Portrait of E. Bradley.
SMETHAM, James  Painter.
S3, Gibson Square, Islington.
434 The flageolet.
686 Portrait of a child.
741 Portrait. I o, Charlwood Place.
23 Christ at Emmaus.
186 Birdcatchers.
436 Portrait.
91 Mrs. Sugden.
436 William Davies.
49 • Counting the cost. "Which of
you intending to build a
tower, sitteth not down first,
and counteth the cost?" —
Luke, xiv, 28.

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I, Willow Grove, Stoke Newington.
1856. 574 James Hoby, Esq. Painted
for the Wesleyan Education
Committee.
I, Park Lane, Paradise Row.
1857. 211 The chestnut blossom.
1858. 107 The nurse.
849 Anna KuU.
1859. 274 A study.
450 Portrait.
.1862. 35 Mr. Robert Levett and Dr.
Johnson visiting a poor
family.
¦ 1863. 137 The moorland edge.
/1 869, 450 The hymn of the Lord's Sup
per. "And when they had
sung an hymn, they went
out into the Mount of
Olives."
SMETHAM-JONES, G. See Jones,
vol, iv, page 274,
SMIRKE, Miss Dorothy  Painter.
Church House, Teddington.
1 90 1. 1 181 Queen's bedroom, Hampton
Court Palace.
SMIRKE, Miss Mary  Painter.
Miss Smirke.
1809. 163 View of Arundel Castle.
13, Berners Street.
181 2. 150 View on the Thames near
Richmond.
1813. 10 View from Greenwich Park.
14 A cottage near Blackheath.
190 View of Twickenham.
1814. 83 View of Harrow.
SMIRKE, Robert, R.A  Painter,
65, Charlotte St., Rathbone Place.
1786. 392 The Lady and Sabrina, from
Milton's Comus.
426 Narcissus.
1 791. 50 The widow.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Upper Charlotte Street.
1792. 58 Musidora, from Thompson's
Seasons, Summer.
70 The lover's dream — from
Thompson's Seasons, Spring.
(Elected R.A.)
1793. 62 Lavinia, from Thompson's Sea
sons.
1796. 94 The conquest.
loi A scene in Catherine and Pe
truchio.
129 Juliet and her nurse.
1797. 86 Countess Dolorado discover

ing the cause of her grief to
Don Quixotte.
1797. 102 The discovery.
135 The fortune-tellers.
138 Sancho's audience with the
Duchess.
1798. 88 The seven ages of man, from
Shakespear. {Here follow seven quota
tions from the play. If they
were separate pictures and all
in one frame they may be the
pictures painted for Boy dell's
Shakespeare ; but it is pos
sible that Smirke may have
painted the subjects again in
one picture.)
1799. 26 The friendly reception of Cap
tain Wilson, of the ship
Duff, and the persons sent
out by the London Mission
ary Society at Otaheite; and
the ceremony of the formal
grant of the district of Ma-
tavai for their use, in pre
sence of the King, Queen,
and chiefs of that Island,
March 16, 1797.
117 The ceremony of beard wash
ing, performed on Don
Quixote at the table of the
Duke. — Don Quixote, vol. 3,
chap. 15.
175 Mrs. Peachum faints at the
idea of her daughter marry
ing for love. — Beggar's
Opera.
1800. 60 Combat between Don Quixote
and the Giants, interrupted
by the Innkeeper.
77 Don Quixote addressing the
Princess Dulcinea.
109 The Angel justifying Provi
dence — Parnel's Hermit.
140 The Gypsey.
153 Musidora — Thomson's Sea
sons.
187 The plague ofthe serpents. —
Numbers, chap. xxi.
13, Berners Street.
1805. 147 Psyche.
1813. 128 Infancy.
SMIRKE, Sir Robert, R.A., F.R.S.,
F.S.A  Architect,
R. Smirke, Junr.,
Charlotte St., Fitzroy Square.
1 80 1. 113 Infant Bacchus.
1802. 244 A scene from the Merchant of
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Smirke, Sir Robert, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.
— continued. 13, Berners Street.
1805. 678 Restoration of the Temple of
Minerva on the Sunium pro
montory, suggested by the
ruins still existing.
Albany, Piccadilly.
1808. 875 The Acropohs of Athens, as
seen from the Areopagus;
restored from remains still
existing.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1810. 709 The Temple of Jupiter Olym
pus at Agrigentum, as seen
from the Emporium gate,
restored from remains dis
covered in the year 1803.
(Elected R.A. in 18 11.)
{Sir Robert Smirke was treasurer to the
Royal Academy from 1820 — 1850, and was
knighted in 1832.)
SMIRKE, Sydney, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.
Architect,
.S. Smirke, at Mr. R. Smirke' s,
5, Stratford Place.
1820. 918 Public buildings. 1 2, Regent Street.
1840. 1037 Design for a club house.
1038 do. do.
1842. 1002 West end of a church now
being erected atBickerstaffe,
Lancashire, for the Earl of
Derby. 24, Berkeley Square.
1845. 1222 Interior ofa new portrait Gal
lery, now being erected at
Drayton Manor, the seat of
the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert
Peel, Bart.
1847. 1109 Carlton Club House.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1848. 1201 New buUdings in the Temple.
1852. 1 178 Geometrical elevation of the
iron gates leading into the
forecourt of the British Mu
seum; the pedestals are in
tended to receive seated
statues of Bacon andNewton.
79, Grosvenor Street West.
1855. 1 172 The design for the south front
of the new Carlton Club
House.
1856. 1115 Two sections of the new read
ing room at the British
Museum, one showing it
finished, the other showing
its construction wholly of
iron and brick.

1857. 1083 The choir of Lichfield Cathe
dral, showing a design pro
posed for the reredos, the
panelling to be ornamented
with the mineral products of
the diocese.
1859. 1060 Interior of a small church, de
signed in the early Christian
style and proposed to be
erected in Yorkshire.
(Elected R.A.)
i860. 687 Arcades, about to be erected
at South Kensington, to en
close the Gardens of the
Horticultural Society, on
land belonging to the Com
missioners for the Exhibition
of 1 851; showing also a
PavUion, proposed to be
erected for Her Majesty's
use. 80, Grosvenor Street.
1869. 1141 The intended design for the
future adaptation of Burling
ton House to the purposes
of the Royal Academy, as
approved by Her Majesty.
SMITH, See Campbell and Smith,
vol, i, page 387, and Lee and Smith,
vol, V, page 21,

SMITH,   Sculptor,
— Smith.
1790. 674 Portrait. 93, Tower Street.
1817. 972 Portrait of His Majesty. {Prob
ably a medallion)

SMITH,  , Junr  Painter.
Islington.
1840. 40 Terrier and hedgehog.
406 Juno, a setter.

SMITH (A.) and HENMAN. Architects.
46, Pall Mall, and
Stockton-on- Tees.
1872. 1257 Hahfax Infirmary.
SMITH (A.) and RISLEY, Architects,
II, Buckingham Street.
1865. 813 Castle Carr, Halifax, for J.
Priestley Edwards, Esq., etc.
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SMITH (A,) and THURSTON, Architects.
49, PaU Mali
1851. 257 Mansion at Skircoal, near Hali
fax, for John Crossley, Esq.
9, Southampton Street.
1853. 1134 London and Westminster Bank,
Bloomsbury.
1203 Walton church, Surrey.
SMITH, Albert C  Painter,
144, Holland Road.
1889. 824 Old bridge and toU house.
Sandwich.
907 When twilight comes.
SMITH, Albert D  Architect,
25, Great College Street,
Westminster.
1888. 1772 Business premises. Gold Street,
Northampton.
1889. 1943 The Steeple, Christ Church
Cathedral, Oxford.
2f),Great Smith St., Westminster.
1890. 1898 Norwich Cathedral from the
north transept.
1 89 1. 1808 Priest's throne in Chapter
House, Canterbury Cathe
dral.
1 841 Design for a technical college.
SMITH (A. D,) and BREWERf(C, C),
Architects,
28, Theobald's Road, W.
1896. 1732 Passmore Edwards Settlement
Buildings.
1733 do. do. do.
1897. 1784 do. do. do.
SMITH, Alfred  Architect.
North Street, Poplar.
1843. 1222 An interior, stone church, in
the palmy days of the four
teenth century.
1845. 1188 Abbey church of the Holy
Trinity and St. Mary at
Dore, Herefordshire, in the
fourteenth century ; view
from the nave, of which now
only one arch remains.
1 191 Abbey church of the Holy
Trinity and St. Mary at
Dore, Herefordshire, in the
fourteenth century; view of
the south transept. Poulton-le-Fylde.
1846. 1206 An interior view of the abbey
Gateway at Bury St. Ed
mund's in the sixteenth cen
tury.

Berkeley Chambers, Bruton St.
1847. 1143 Sketch of a church without
aisles. 49, Pall Mall.
1851. 320 Morning room of the Army
and Navy Club, PaU Mall.
9, Southampton Street.
1853. II 37 The Mansion at South Grove,
Halifax, for John Cropley,
Esq.
12, Champion Grove, Denmark Hill.
1857. 1024 Interior of an old abbey church
in Herefordshire in the olden
time. II, Buckingham Street.
1859. 1 1 34 Schools near Manchester.
1863. 924 Restoration of Breamore House,
Hants, for Sir Edward Hulse,
Bart.
1 87 1. 885 Alterations to Bloomfield Hall,
.Sunningdale, Berks.
46a;, Pall Mall.
1872. 1235 Wilderwick, East Grinstead, etc.
{See also Parnell and Smith, vol. vi,
page 60.)
SMITH , Mrs, Alfred  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1837. 955 A group of roses painted from
nature. North Street, Poplar.
1844. 625 Flowers.
SMITH, Guy  Painter.
3, The Mall,
Park Hill Road, Hampstead.
1900. 109. Family relics.
SMITH, A, Harold ... Metal Worker.
3, Dancer Road, Fulham Road.
1900. 1895 Wrought Iron Gates.
SMITH, Anker, A.R.A.
Engraver and Miniature Painter.
A. Smith, Church Lane, Chelsea.
1794. 482 Portrait of an artist.
31, Old Bond Street.
1796. 538 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs.
Smith)
555 Portrait of a gentleman. {Dr.
E. Snape) Church Street, Chelsea.
1797. 854 Portrait of a clergyman.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1798. 549 Holy Family; an etching from
a cartoon, by Leonardo da
Vinci, in the possession of
the Royal Academy.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, Anker, A.R.A. — continued.
1798. 766 Mother and child; miniature.
781 Portrait ofa gentleman.
783 Miss C. Smith. {Charlotte,
born Nov. 5, 1792, married
John Cart Burgess.)
1799. 766 Portrait of Mr. Taylor; minia
ture.
859 The treachery of Col. Kirke;
engraved for Bowyer's edi
tion of the History of Eng
land.
870 Scene from the Tempest; en
graved from a picture by
Hamilton, for Boydell's edi
tion of Shakespeare.
Upper Ranelagh Street.
1800. 647 Paul I, Emperor of aU the
Russias, etc., etc.; engraved
from the picture given by
the Empress to Home Pop
ham, Captain in the Royal
Navy. I, Bridge Row, Pimlico.
1802. 877 Engravings of three subjects
from the Arabian Nights.
After pictures by R. Smirke,
R.A., and the portraits of
Gray, Goldsmith, and J. G.
Grsevious, from drawings by
Burney.
950 Pompey's Pillar.
1803. 488 The two gentlemen of Verona.
490 A frame containing three sub
jects for Sharp's edition of
the British Classics.
1804. 428 An engraving from a painting
by T. Stothard, R.A.
561 A frame containing three en
gravings.
1805. 610 do. do. do.
1806. 581 J. Barlow, Esq.
586 D. Hume, Esq.
1807. 621 The murder of Miss M'Rae,
for the poem of the Colum-
biad.
1808. 418 The medal for the Society for
the Promotion of Arts, etc.
568 Portrait of Dr. S. Johnson; a
fac-simile of a study (now in
the possession of Mr. Man-
son), by the late J. Barry,
Esq.; intended for the in
troduction of the Doctor's
portrait into the picture of
the Society of Arts, etc., in
the Adelphi.
1810. 663 Mr. Robinson.
1811. 785 The death of Hippolitus.
1813, 461 Portrait of a lady.

1 8 14, 371 Portrait of a gentleman.
673 Sophonisba. After Titian.
1816. 403 Two vignettes for Don Quix
otte.
1818. 604 A subject from one of Lord
Byron's Poems. From a
drawing by T. Stothard, R.A.
{Anker Smith married, Nov. i, 1791,
Charlotte Susannah Snape)
SMITH, Miss Annie  Painter.
114, Gower Street.
1880. 897 Waterside, Lincoln.
SMITH, Arthur  Painter.
1 6, Bolsover Street.
1880. 335 I see them coming.
1881. 1388 A summer's day at the Isle of
Wight.
SMITH, Arthur John  Sculptor.
15, Marchmont Street,
Brunswick Square.
1873. 14S9 Medallion of a gentleman.
1490 do. lady.
1491 do. gentleman.
79, St. PauPs Road, Camden Town.
1879. 1575 J. Stewart, Esq.
1880. 1607 Davidson Knowles ; bust.
552, Fulham Road.
1882. 1625 Bust of a lady; terra-cotta.
517, King's Road.
1885. 2050 Mrs. Davidson Knowles; bust,
terra-cotta.
7, Musgrave Crescent,
Moor Park Road.
1887. 1868. Merry as a cricket; bust.
5, Tournay Road, Fulham.
1891. 1994. William Morris, Esq.; medal
lion.
18, Cambridge Road,
Battersea Park.
1 90 1. 1802 William Morris; bust.
1902. 1650 W. F. E. Britten, Esq.; bust.
SMITH, Arthur R  Painter.
35, Struddridge Road, Fulham.
1902. 985 Norfolk woodland.
1904. 685 Bamborough Castle, Northum
berland.
1066. Cloth Fair, Smithfield.
{In 1902 it is Alexander, and in 1904
Arthur.)
SMITH, B  Sculptor.
cjo J. E. Grays, Esq.,
British Museum.
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167

from the foot of a young
man.
1842. 1390 Medallion portrait. 10, Sackville Street.
1844. 1344 Captain Sir James Clarke Ross,
R.N.
1346 John Richardson, Esq.
1347 Lieutenant Henry Thomas
Smith, R.N.
1845. '4^6 Edward Doubleday, Esq.
1467 Rowland Hill, Esq.
1846. 1432 Mrs. BeU Smith.
1470 Bust of a lady. 77, Baker Street.
1847. 1345 WiUiam Rathbone, Esq.
141 1 Farie.
1423 Edward Rushton, Esq.
1428 John Gould, Esq., F.R.S.
1436 Christopher Rawdon, Esq.
1848. 1305 Medallion of Mrs. Thomas
Ringrose.
1311 L. H. Smith, Esq. 13, Foley Place.
1 85 1. 78 " Two water elves, in quaint
and leaf-form'd boat, etc."
{An oil painting)
{B. Smith and Bryce Smith are hope
lessly mixed in the catalogues ; whether they
were both miniature painters and sculptors
it is impossible to say. I have put all the
miniatures under Bryce Smith, and the
sculpture under B. Smith. The exhibits of
1851 andiZiii may be by another B. Smith
altogether.)
SMITH, Bryce ... Miniature Painter.
B. Smith,
2, Coventry Street, Piccadilly.
1843. 696 Miss Melcombe.
857 Lieut. Parker of the 69th
Regiment. 10, Sackville Street.
1844. 651 Mrs. Mackenzie, of Flower-
burn.
671 James Ogilby, Esq.
1845. 894 Portrait.
944 Peter Littlejohn, Esq.
96, Great Portland Street.
1846. 245 Sketch by the wayside.
1132 Portrait of a lady.
1847. 915 Portraits.
1848. 871 Sir James Clark, Bart., M.P.
895 Lady Clark.
1068 The Rev. Gerrard Thomas
Andrews, M.A., chaplain of
the House of Commons, etc.
1849. 809 Portraits. 79, Park Street, Grosvenor Square.
185 1. 1053 John Thorpe Esq.

4, Campden Hill Villas.
1852. 465 The Corn-flower. {An oil
painting.)
1854. 814 Portrait of a gentleman.
26, Lower Phillimore Place.
1855- 9°3 Portrait of a lady.
5, Drayton Grove, West Brompton.
1861. 114 John Pike, Esq. {Oil painting)
SMITH, Miss Barbara Leigh (after
wards Madame Eugene Bodichon). Painter.
5, Blandford Square.
1850. 698 View near Tremadoc, North
Wales.
737 Dawn — near Manturogg, North
Wales. Hastings.
185 1. 832 From nature.
II 13 A hot day at Windermere.
1853. 668 Sunset — Hastings. 5, Blandford Square.
1856. 800 The sea grove.
913 At Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
964 The margin of the sea.
{See also Miss Bodichon, vol. i, page 217.)
SMITH, Bernard E  Architect.
8, Buckingham Street.
1875. 941 Decoration of dining room.
B. E. Smith,
30, Queen's Square, Bloomsbury.
1878. 1072 The Chateau de Chenonceaux.
Bernard Smith, Gibraltar.
1880. 1 1 24 Lunatic Asylum, Gibraltar.
30, Queen's Square.
1 88 1. 1022 Sketch of Rathaus, Liibeck.
1 1 26 Church of St. Philip.
8, Gray's Inn Square.
1883. 1196 Sketch of the Town Hall,
Seville.
1198 Sketch of the Hospital de
Santa Cruz, Toledo.
1200 Sketch of the Plaza de la Ca-
pilla de los Reyes, Granada.
1886. 1457 South transept, entrance to
Cathedral, Granada, Spain.
1891. i860 St. Edmund's, Bungay.
1893. 1625 Billiard Room, Bungay.
1894. 1 59 1 Monastery, St. Laurence's,
Ampleforth.
SMITH, Miss Bessy N. W... Painter,
28, Viale Regina Vittoria, Florence.
1898. 1000 Mrs. G. A. Crawford.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SMITH, Campbell L  Painter.
8, Kensington Studio, Kelso Place.
1901. 568 The twa corbies. "His hound
is to the huntin' gane, etc."
1902. 555 The conversion of St. Hubert.
113, High Street, Old Aberdeen.
1903. 743 Crawford Noble, Esq.
58, Beaconsfield Place, Aberdeen.
1904. 639 The farm girl.
SMITH, Captain  Wax Modeller.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 79 1. 642 Portrait of a lady.
SMITH, Carlton A., R.I.  Painter.
3, Tudor Lodge, Albert Street.
1879. 718 Farewell.
1880. 923 "Sleep, my httle one. Sleep,
my pretty one, sleep." —
Tennyson. 8, Camden Studios.
1881. 737 Stirring news.
1884. 638 A toiler of the sea.
977 Rival Sisters. 72, Park Road, N. W.
1885. 1308 My pet.
1388 Reflections.
1886. 728 Coaxing granny.
1138 First steps.
1887. 198 Getting ready for the tide.
1888. 700 Opinions worth having.
1889. 957 A cabbage field.
1890. 1250 "Oh, woman! in our hours of
ease. Uncertain, coy, and
hard to please."
i8gi. 1381 My httle one.
1892. 1 179 A fairy tale.
1893. 1037 The knitting lesson.
1066 Peeling apples.
1894. 1091 From over the seas.
1895. 724 The Japanese lantern.
looi When the work is done.
1896. 1171 Bedtime. Witley, Surrey.
1897. 1148 Tea-time. Lasham's Hill, Witley.
1898. 1051 Day dreams.
1899. 1082 The close ofa long day.
1900. 1 172 When little ones grow weary.
1901. 1052 Christmas Eve.
1902. 940 Firelight glow.
1903. 501 When the boats are at sea.
806 With love and kisses.
31, Fairfax Road, Bedford Park.
1904. 576 Home.
984 A quiet afternoon.

SMITH, Mrs. Carlton A  Painter,
Lasham's Hill, Witley.
1898. 112 Springtime.
SMITH, Mrs. Caroline  Painter.
18, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1 85 1. 656 Roman peasant boy.
72, Lansdowne Road, Notting HiU.
1867. 800 The late Earl of Camperdown.
858 The Lady Abercromby.
1869. 670 Henry Warren, Esq., K.L.,
President of the Institute of
Painters in Water Colours,

SMITH, Miss Catherine  Painter.
52, Rathbone Place.
1898, 1593 On the Thames.
1900. 1 531 St. WiUiam's CoUege, York.
1545 Putney.
SMITH, Chadwell  Painter.
Rye, Sussex.
1891. 1160 A tow out. 41a!, Cathcart Road.
1894. 1 148 Low tide. 64, Glebe Place, S. W.
1896. 1510 Mayor's day. Rye.
SMITH, Charles  Painter,
3, Newport Street,
Leicester Fields.
1789. 19 Portraits of two boys.
23 Portrait of a gentleman.
108, St. Martin's Lane.
1 79 1. 130 Portraits of two young ladies
dancing the Tarantula.
2, James Street, Adelphi.
1792. 99 The infant Shakespeare nursed
by Tragedy and Comedy.
131 A reposo.
148 Venus and cupid. Edinburgh.
1794. 306 A nymph with an infant Bac
chus and a Satyr.
(Painter to the Great Mogul.)
1795. 104 Mars and Venus bhndfolding
Cupid.
247 Portrait of himself
1796. 25 The infant Thomson instructed
by Pan and Melpomene.
191 Andromeda.
1797, 25 Portrait of a nobleman.
282 Head of a cupid.
44' Portrait of an officer,
705 Cymon and Iphigenia.

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169

SMITH, Charles  Painter,
4, Churchyard, Covent Garden.
1815. 494 Portraits of the artist's family.
18 1 6. 150 Venus and Adonis.
326 Macbeth, Banquo and the
witches.51, Carlisle Place, Lambeth.
1817. 38 Mrs. Smith.
94 Master Damant.
1818. 596 Portraits of two young gentle
men.
18 1 9. 425 Portraits of two young ladies
as Poetry and Painting.
1 2, Owen's Row,
Goswell Street Road.
1820. 218 Portrait of a lady.
317 Leucothoe saves her child by
exposing her bosom.
33, Newman Street.
382 Portrait of a gentleman.
474 do. do.
83, Dean Street, Soho.
1821. 65 Portrait of a gentleman.
343 Lord Erskine.
351 Dr. Gillies.
1823. 73 The veteran of CuUoden, Pat
rick Grant, aged 109. He
was serjeant-major in the
Highland Army in 1745,
and one of those who escaped
over the walls of Carlisle, to
fight among his native moun
tains. His Majesty recently
granted him a pension of
fifty guineas per annum,
with remainder to his daugh
ter. He is now living in good
health in a cottage on the
estate of the Hon. William
Maule, of Panmure, M.P.
370 Sir James Macintosh, .Lord
Rector of the University of
Glasgow.
436 Portrait of a gentleman.
1018 do. do.
32, York Place, Edinburgh.
1829. 231 David Wilkie, Esq., R.A.
Painted at Rome.
265 Mansart MonteceUi, a pilgrim
of Lucca. Painted at Rome.

SMITH, Charles  Sculptor,
57, Norton Street, Fitzroy Square.
1820. 1015 Bust of Mr. Myers.
1032 do. Mr. Ricci.
1826. 1016 do. a gentleman.
1022 do. do.
vn.

1826.

1090 An allegorical idea for a monu
ment, representing genius
expiring in the presence of
the Muses.
"The noblest form that ever
trod the stage . . .
In saddest grief they mourn,
that nought could save
Their fav'rite Kemble, etc."
— r. W.
1827. 1 1 16 Bust in marble of D. Terry,
Esq.
36, George Street, Foley Place.
1121 Bust of Edward Goldsmith,
Esq.
1828. 1139 Cupid and Psyche.
"The rage and jealousy
of Venus imposes on the
beautiful Psyche, as the
punishment for her temerity,
the necessity of descending
to Erebus to obtain from
Proserpine a portion of her
charms, which was given to
Psyche, inclosed in a casket
accompanied by an injunc
tion not to examine its mys
terious contents; on her re
turn to earth, her curiosity
overcame her fears, and,
seated on a rock, she opened
the fatal box; but instead of
aught which could charm or
delight, a noxious vapour
issued, which deprived her
of sensation, and she sunk
lifeless on the rock. Cupid,
ever watchful over the des
tiny of his beloved Psyche,
instantly flew to her assist
ance, and by his efforts, dic
tated by his love, recalled
back her fleeting spirits to
existence." — Apuleius.
37, Gloucester Place, Lisson Grove.
1191 Bust of Col. Dalrymple, M.P.
1 1 93 do. a lady.
1212 do. W. Upcott, Esq., Lon
don Institution.
1242 Bust in marble of J. Devon-
port, Esq.
1222 Bust of George Campbell, Esq.,
M.D,, New York.
1029 Bust of C. Buck, Esq.
1266 Statue iUustrating the costume
worn during the reign of the
Tudors. do. do.

1830.

1831. 1834.1838.

1279 1280

do.

do.

170

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, Charles — continued.
1839. 1287 Henry VII : one of a series
now executing in Caen stone
for Mamhead Park, the seat
of Sir Robert Newman,
Bart.
1293 Model of a statue of the late
Dr. Britton, head master of
the King's Grammar School,
Durham, now erecting in
that Cathedral.
1840. 1080 Henry VIII: part ofa series
executing in Caen stone for
Mamhead, etc.
1095 Cardinal Wolsey: part of a
series executing in Caen
stone for Mamhead, etc.
184 1. 1229 Model of a statue of Michael
Angelo, to be executed for
the Marquess of Lansdowne,
Bowood, Wilts.
1238 Model of a statue of Raphael
for the Marquess of Lans
downe, Bowood, Wilts.
1296 Model of a bust executed in
marble of the Rev. Thomas
Gilsborne, M.A., for Dur
ham University.
13 13 Bust in marble of the late
Winthrop Mackworth Praed,
Esq., M.P.
SMITH, Charles  Painter.
18, Chester Street, Belgrave Square.
1857. 208 The Castle of ChiUon, Geneva.
443 The Eari of Stair.
547 Robert Grant of Kincorth.
45, London Street, Greenwich.
1858. 138 Evening on the Medway.
199 A bit of wild heath.
314 Evening effect.
1859. 169 The heath.
265 Evening.
1861. 159 do.
163 Morning. 21, Southampton Terrace,
Waterloo Road.
1862. 301 Evening star.
533 Summer evening.
1863. 57 Evening.
323 In the Marshes.
416 A quiet nook.
42
1864. 42 Summer — moonrise.
200 do. evening.
1865. 255 do. moonrise.
296 River Dart, Devon.
2, Clarence Villas, Richmond.
1866. 304 River scene.

Waterloo Bridge Road.

1867.
1868. 1869.1872.
1873-
1875-1876.

1878. 1879.
1880.

254 Evening.
504 A scene on the Dart, Devon.
53, Thome Rd., South Lambeth.
154 Evening hour. 4, Redcliffe Road.
17 Where the trout lie.
I, Lime Villas, Putney.
158 The Swale, near Richmond,
Yorkshire.
597 A nook on the Thames near
Maidenhead.
1076 Early morning.
543 The place for a bite.
547 Banks of the Thames.
10 1 2 A Welsh river.
122 The Cornish Coast.
145 Bossiney Haven.
272 A grey evening, Cornish coast.
260 Haymaking by the river side.
1272 Maple Durham — evening.
1303 An English village — evening.
1330 A cool stream.
161 Barmouth — tide coming in.
500 Showery weather near Henley.
866 Gravel-pit, Wimbledon.
389 Backwaters,- Henley-on-
Thames.
637 Wimbledon Common.
61 "Glide gently, thus for ever
glide, O Thames."— Words
worth.
2, The Elms, Boston Park,
Brentford.
282 The rugged coast of Devon.
32, Great Ormond Street.
142 The haunt of the heron.
174 Clifton Grove — Kirke White's
walk.
719 Hayes Common, Kent.
182 Pike fishing.
962 Norfolk Marshes.
1888. 169 "The last recipient of his
golden rays, were the thick
branches of the highest
pines."
1 5, Rossetti Mansions, Cheyne Walk.
1894. 326 Winchester from St. Catherine's
hiU.
929 Worcester.
300 Wimbledon Common.
93 Clouds and sunshine, Walbers
wick, Suffolk.
A September day, Winchelsea
Marshes.
1006 Wenhaston Mill, Suffolk.
611 Sunshine and shadow, Win
chelsea.
1901. 659 An old cowshed, Beeleigh,
Essex.

1884.1885.1886.
1887.

1895.
1896.

1897. 323

1899.
1900.

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171

1901. 898 Walberswick Common, Sept
ember day.
1902. 345 Southwold. 18, Oakley Crescent, Chelsea.
1904. 274 Walton-on-the-Naze.
SMITH, Charles  Architect,
1 64, Friar Street, Reading.
i860. 634 East Tytherley Parsonage,
Hants.
668 St. John's National Schools,
Reading.
SMITH (Charles) and SON, Architects,
1 64, Friar Street, Reading.
1885. 1763 Arborfield Hall, Berks.
1886. 1559 Provincial street architecture.
1887. 1765 Dining room at Dinorben
Court, Hampshire.
1894. 1735 A street corner in Wokingham.
1903. 1522 " Hilfield," Yateley, etc.
1563 A suburban cottage.
SMITH, C, Christopher  Painter,
36, Penmartin Road, Brockley.
1888. 591 On the Ouse, York.
SMITH, C. Dowton  Painter,
C. D. Smith, 5, The Terrace,
Gray's Inn Lane.
1843, 174 Study from nature.
1844. 517 View from part of the Brasted
Charts, Kent.
1845. 611 Dockyard lighter clearing a
wreck in the Lower Hope,
Gravesend.
1846. 221 Fishing smack coming up the
Medway. 1"], Great Ormond Street.
1847. ••^7 Dover boat coming into har
bour.
1848. 653 Long Reach, on the Thames;
Dutch Galliot, etc.
2, Cowley Terrace, Brixton.
1850. 295 Fishing lugger off Hastings.
1852. 859 {Although put to C. D. Smith,
it is evidently byE. D. Smith)
1854. 532 On the Thames, near Green-
hithe.
{See C. William Smith, vol. vii, page 172.)
SMITH, Charles Edward... Sculptor,
17, Lansdowne Place,
Everton, Liverpool.
i860. 1070 W. Preston, Esq., Ex-Mayor
of Liverpool; marble.
58, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.
1 86 1. 1 105 Robert Preston, Esq.

1868. 950 Retiring from the bath; a por
trait of Florence, infant
daughter of E. Bickersteth,
Esq., F.R.C.S., of Liver
pool; marble.
SMITH, C, Frithjof  Painter,
20, Brienner Strasse, Munich.
1889. 246 In church.
SMITH, Charles Harriot,
Sculptor and Architect,
5, Portland Road.
842 Design for a villa.
812 Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
813 Design for a church.
776 do. an edifice to com
memorate the victories of
WeUington, etc.
933 Pantheon of the Heathen
Deities.
1096 Bust of a gentleman.
1082 Interior ofa Pagan temple.
993 Bust ofa lady.
988 do. the Hon. and Rev.
E. J. Tumour.

1809.1810.1812.
1815.

1817.1818.
1821. 1822.1824.

SMITH, Mrs, C, H, Miniature Painter.
29, capstone Street.
1836. 760 Mr. C. H. Smith.
1837. 864 Mrs. W. Fisk.
1839. 729 S. Jones, Esq.
1840. 858 Own children.
1 84 1. 668 Sketch of T. L. Donaldson,
Esq.
1842. 712 Mrs. Billings.
718 George Mair, Esq.
888 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1848. 798 Portrait.
1850. 950 Mr. C. H. Smith.
1855. 914 Study from life.
Mrs. H. C. Smith,
72, Lansdowne Road,
Notting HiU.
1868. 830 Dr. Barnes, of Bunker's Hill,
Cumberland.
Mrs. C. H. Smith,
6, Caroline Street,
Bedford Square.
1869. 555 Village of Bettws-y-Coed, from
foot of Gaet-y-Voel.
Highfield, Willesden.
1875. 1 1 54 Miniature portrait on ivory.
SMITH, C. L  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) L. Smith.
1795. 26 Bagging a fox.

172

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, C. L. — continued.
C L. Smith.
1796. 230 Watering horses,
1797. 56 Horses.
1799. 549 Horses; a study from nature.
1805. 29 A View in Charnley Forest.
1806. 239 A fox chase in Leicester
shire,

SMITH, Charles Raymond. Sculptor.
37, Gloucester Place.
1842, 1280. The falconer; to be executed
for Flete, Devon, the seat of
I. C. Bulteel, Esq.
1292 Queen Elizabeth; part of a
monument, executing in
Caen stone, for Mamhead,
the seat of Sir R. Newman,
Bart. {See Charles Smith for the
rest of the series up to 1841.)
1843, 1404 Part of monument to the
memory of the late Dr,
Whitaker, LL,D., fixed in
Whalley Church, Lanca
shire.
1419 The Warder. " Blow, warder,
blow thy sounding horn."
1844. 1288 Ehzabeth of York; part of a
series executed for Sir Ro
bert Newman, Bart. No address.
1855. 1468 William Nesfield, Esq. ; marble.
245, Marylebone Road.
1876. 1445. Thomas Dunham Whitaker,
D.D., F.R.S.; (posthumous)
marble bust.

SMITH, C. S  Architect.
At Mr. J. Wyatt s Office,
Lower Brook Street.
1808. 925 Design for a bath.
1809. 554 do. cenotaph.
18 10. 732 do. triumphal arch.
18 1 3. 850 do. public baths, etc.,
at Leamington, Warwick
shire.
i8i6. 857 Design for a gaUery of arts.
37, Gloucester Place, New Road.
1828. 1082 A cottage near the Regent
Hotel at Leamington.

SMITH, Charles S  Architect.
1 64, Friar Street, Reading.
1885. 1955 A corner in Lisieux.

SMITH, C. Welby  Painter.
62, Talf our d Road, Peckham.
1885. 1443 The Mole, Dorking.
SMITH, C. William  Painter.
C. W. Smith, 5, Terrace,
Gray's Inn Lane.
1839. 148 Dutch market boat and schuyt.
2, Cowley Terrace, Brixton.
1855. 316 The barque "Vesta" off Dover.
1864. 420 Hastings lugger off Dunge-
ness.
{See C. DowTON Smith, vol. vii,
page 171.)

SMITH, Miss Clifford, Miniature Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Miss C. S. Smith.
1839. 953 Miss Cecilia Smith.
Exeter Place, Brompton.
1847. 754 A portrait.
1848. 799 do.
6, Elizabeth Street, Brompton.
185 1, 866 Ellen, daughter of Andrew
Scott, Esq.
906 Portrait.
1854. 812 Bessie, daughter of the late
Charles Gibbs, Esq.
SMITH, Colvin, ^.5,^  Painter.
32, York Place, Edinburgh.
1843. 349 Portrait of a gentleman.
1844. 308 do. do.
1 6, Fleet Lane, Farringdon Street.
1847. 396 S. A. Pagan, Esq., President
of the Royal College of
Surgeons, Edinburgh.
32, York Place, Edinburgh.
1848. 557 George Anderson, Esq., Kir-
kaldy, and lately Provost of
that Burgh. Presentation
portrait.
1850. 400 The Rt. Hon. David Boyle,
Lord Justice General of
Scotland.
1853, 5^9 Portrait of the Solicitor Gene
ral of Scotland. {Robert
Handy side.)
1856. 456 ^neas Macbean, Esq.
570 The late Thomas Mahson
Smith, Esq., Madras Army.
1857. 307 Major Gumming Dewar, Ben
gal Army; uniform ist Irre
gular Cavalry, Gwalior Con
tingent.

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173

1858. 448 Robert C. C. Graham, Esq., of
Gartmore.
1864. 301 Alexander Guthrie, Esq., Sur
geon, Brechin. Presentation
portrait.
1865. 284 Andrew Buchanan, Esq,, of
Auchintorlie.
1871. 194 John Clerk Brodie, Esq., of
Idvies.
SMITH, Mrs. Constance E. (formerly
Miss Plimpton)  Painter.
The Laurels, Greyshott, Hants.
1897. 824 Drawing room pets.
851 Surrey broom-maker.
1898. 857 Quiet moments.
862 Catherine, daughter of Ander
son Wells, Esq.
Kitcat Cottage, Greyshott.
1899. 590 Mrs. C. E. Corry Lowry.
1900. 917 A silver king.
{See Miss Constance E. Plimpton,
vol. vi, page 163,)
SMITH, Miss Constance I.
Miniature Painter.
Weston Lodge, near Bath.
1890. 1527 Claude,
1893. 1303 Christine,
SMITH, Cyril W  Architect.
16, Finsbury Circus.
1904. 1452 Design for a town church,
SMITH, D  Painter.
2, Doyley Street, Chelsea.
1813. 793 A dead fieldfare.
SMITH, E  Sculptor,
Devonshire Street, Sheffield.
1843. ^43^ Marble bust of James Mont
gomery, Esq. To be placed
in the Hall of the Cutlers'
Company, Sheffield.
SMITH, Miss E, D, Miniature Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1838. 95^ Portrait of a gentleman.
SMITH, Miss Edith Heckstall, Painter,
Connaught House, Beckenham.
1884. 1 1 18 Study of a head.
1885. 1329 A resting place.

5, New Court, Lincoln's Inn.
1886. 1142 The Witch of the Village.
1890. 1253 A field of pickle-cabbages.

SMITH, Edward Blount  Painter,

8, Kensington Square.

1886.

396 River Meadows.

951 The burn at Corrie.

22, King Henry's Road, N. W.

1890.

598 Coast of Capri.

9, Duke St., Portland Place
1891.
880 Our village.
33, Tite Street, Chelsea.
1894.
661 In the vaUey. "Russet lawns
and fallows grey Where the
nibbling flocks do stray."
1897.
737 Battersea.
821 In June — New Forest.
1898.
1 140 The red forest.
SMITH, Edwin Dalton. Miniature Painter.
At Mr. Burgess's,
2, Queen Street, Chelsea.
1816. 559 A group of flowers.
1817. 455 do. do.
5, Whitehead' s Grove, Chelsea.
18 19. 616 Camelia Japonica, from nature
Stewarts Grove, Chelsea
1822. 635 Groupe of fruit, from nature.
1829. 566 Different species of cactus,
from nature, representing
the manner in which they
are found growing upon the
rocks in South America.
1833. 820 H. W. Burgess, Esq.
873 Mrs. J. Austin.
1834. 737 The children of E. G. Barnard,
Esq., M.P.
1835, 629 Portrait of a gentleman.
741 Portrait.
1836. 852 Miss Fanny Bigge. 73, Park Street.
1837. 694 A portrait.
909 Portraits for a bracelet.
947 Baron de Haber.
1838. 592 Mrs. Charles Bethune.
927 J. S. Buckingham, Esq.
1009 The Hon. Miss Byng.
1840. 525 Sir Henry Webb, Bart.
551 Mrs. W. Boothe.
581 Henry Broadwood, Esq., M.P.
7, Hertford Street, Mayfair.
1 84 1. 771 Portrait of a lady.
854 J.S.Buckingham,Esq.,andson.
1843. 661 Mademoiselle Rachel in the
tragedy of Les Horaces.
701 James Lewis, Esq,
705 Captain Mervyn Archdall, En-
niskillen Dragoons.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, Edwin Dalton — continued.
1843. 848 The sisters.
933 The Hon. Lady Caroline Dun
combe.
939 Colonel Clark Kennedy, C,B,,
K.H. 7th Dragoon Guards.
1844. 938 Lady Marcus Hill and the Hon.
Miss HiU.
943 Peter Borthwick, Esq., M.P,
1018 Portrait of a gentleman,
1043 Mrs, Kitchiner.
1845, 789 Lord Ernest Bruce, M.P. , Vice-
Chamberlain of Her Ma
jesty's Household.
852 Lady Ernest Bruce.
941 Viscount Cantilupe ; a sketch.
loio James Yearsley, Esq.
1846. 917 Miss Granville.
1019 Viscount Ranelagh.
1069 Mrs. Dodd; a sketch.
1124 Miss Shuckburgh as Lady
Arabella Fermer.
1847. 707 Her Excellency the Baroness
Brunnow.
786 Mrs. Horace Twiss.
829 The Eari of Charieville.
871 The Earl and Countess Nel
son,
886 Mrs, Eastmont.
888 Mrs. Henry Bainbridge.
903 The Conde de Montemolin,
1848, 733 Mrs. John Cunningham and
chUdren.
855 Mrs. Maberley.
873 Master Dodd.
892 The daughter of Mrs. John
Cunningham.
1849. 808 John J. CaUey, Esq.
869 Mrs. Horatio Maule.
1850. 707 The late Thomas Bigge, Esq.
770 The children of the Hon. and
Rev. Augustus Duncombe.
1851. 951 Mrs. Newall.
1003 Mrs. Torrens.
1852. 728 The Earl of Stamford and War
rington.
838 The late Lady Margaret Mil-
bank.
859 E. Schultz, Esq.
1855.. 763 Lieut. Scovell, 79th Regiment.
782 Captain Dyke, R.N.
837 Mrs. Mosse.
933 Mrs. Dyke.
1856. 801 E. Court Haynes, Esq.
27 a, Old Bond Street.
1858, 623 The children of Robert Russell.
123, Mount Street.
1866. 618 Mrs. Egerton.
{E. D. Smith was a son of Anker Smith,
A.R.A., and was born October 23, 1800.)

SMITH, Miss Emily  Painter.
I o. Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin.
1857. 176 Gleaner.
1858. 44 Study from nature,
SMITH, Miss Emma. Miniature Painter.
31, King Street, Covent Garden.
1799. 752 Portrait of a young lady,
St. George's Row, Hyde Park.
1800. 348 The gateway at Warwick Castle.
1801, 332 A votary of Minerva.
365 The favourite dog.
31, King Street, Covent Garden.
1803. 46S Master Byrne.
472 Portrait of a young lady.
546 Shakespeare's Winter's Tale.
" Herm. Pray you sit by us,
and tell 's a tale.
Mam. Merry or sad, shall 't
be, etc."
1804. 783 Miss Staveley of York.
789 Miss Raperof York.
1805. 366 Miss Mortimer.
402 Dr. Curry.
534 The benevolent princess. "The
princess, touched with com
passion, knelt down, and
taking the baby in her arms,
gave it the breast." —
Madame De Gantes.
33, Newman Street.
1806. 404 Portraits of a lady, and Mrs.
Litchfield in the character
of Emilia, in Othello. "What
will you give me now. For
that same handkerchief?"
561 T. Hammersley, Esq.
567 A frame containing the por
traits of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Read, T. Adkins, Esq., and
a young lady.
742 W. Burnley, Junr., Esq.
1807. 413 G. S. Holroyd, Esq., and
family.
414 A frame containing the por
traits of Master Owen and
the Miss Tomkisons.
447 Portrait of two ladies and
children.
599 A frame containing the por
traits of Sir John Carr, Dr.
Parr, J, H. O'Hara, Esq.,
and Mr. Woelst.
629 Portraits of the Miss Gauthe-
rots.
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175

1808. 564 A frame containing portraits of
Master Glasse and Master
Newbolt.
607 Portraits of a lady and child,
610 Mrs. Grant of Laggan.
646 A frame containing theportraits
ofthe chUdren of M. Hether-
ington, Esq., and C. Birch,
Esq.
776 A. Clarke, Esq,
SMITH, Ernest  Painter,
52, Rathbone Place.
1869, 663 A rural road.
Charlotte Street, Middlesex Hospital.
1874. 231 Afternoon: forest of Gombo,
near Pisa.
1875. 397 The old Roman Road near
Tivoli, 189, Maida Vale.
1887. 505 Rye.
1889. 977 Rye mill, Sussex.
1890. 370 Lyme Regis.
SMITH, F  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1800. 371 Sketch of Chalk Farm.
468 A landscape.
1801. 517 do.
638 do.
1802. 563 do.
564 A sea view.
1803. 399 A landscape.
1804. 530 do.
SMITH, F, ... Stained Glass Painter.
85, Soutliampton Row.
1876. 1002 Design for Painted Glass Win
dows: {a) King Alfred and
the Arctic Voyagers, ninth
century; {b) Admiral How
ard attacking the Spanish
Armada, sixteenth century;
{c) Peter the Great visiting
the dockyards at Deptford,
eighteenth century. Exe
cuted for Clarence House.
SMITH, F, A  Gem Engraver,
9, Mortimer Street.
1832. 1086 Hercules subduing the lion ; an
impression from an intaglio.
211, Strand.
1833. •°^5 Shakespeare's seven ages; from
the bas-relief by Mr. Behnes,
an impression from an in
taglio.

SMITH, F, Denner  Painter.
The Studio, Edith Terrace, Chelsea.
1 90 1. 1 1 50 Cromer, Norfolk.

SMITH, Miss Frances T. ... Painter.
Montpellier, Llandrindod Wells.
i9°3- 593 Autumn is here.

SMITH, Francesco  Painter.
Francis Smith,
Dufour's Court, Broad Street,
Golden Square.
1770. 173 Aviewof the seaport of Naples,
with a small part ofthe town,
taken from the Strada Nova.
174 A view of an old temple near
Naples.
175 A View of Constantinople, re
presenting the Grand Sig-
nior's Seraglio, with a great
part of the city in Europe,
the town of Scudari, with its
distances in Asia, and part of
the suburbs of Galata and
Pera in the foreground;
taken on the spot in 1764.
I, Charlotte Street.
1772. 246 Eruption of Mount Vesuvius
at Naples.
247 A View, with part of Naples,
taken from the side of
St. Maria de la Catina,
248 A View of an old temple near
Puzzuoli, in Naples.
249 A ditto,
323 A landscape.
1773, 278 A View of London Bridge,
taken from the bottom of
Arundel Street.
279 A View of Westminster, from
the bottom of Arundel
Street.
F. Smith, 2, Robert Street, Adelphi.
1802. 488 A landscape.

SMITH, Fred. H  Painter.
137, Gower Street.
1896. 938 In a wash house.

SMITH, Frederick  Painter.
22, Newman Street.
1873. 727 A wet night in the streets.

176

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SMITH, Frederick G.
Stained Glass Painter.
19, Womersley Road, Stroud Green.
1889. 1885 Mercury and the Woodman;
design for a panel in stained
glass.
SMITH, F. Hargreaves  Painter.
Wason Buildings,
4, Harrington Street, Liverpool.
1897. 168 The tortoiseshell cat.
SMITH, F. M. Bell-  Painter.
6, New Compton Street, Soho.
1888. II 93 The otter-tail vaUey, Rocky
Mountains.
SMITH, F. S  Painter,
90, Wardour Street.
1847. 425 Interior — Francasti.
1239 Charity.
SMITH, Frederick William. Sculptor,
F. Smith, 1, Bridge Row, Pimlico.
i8i8. no2 Bust of Mr. A. Smith, A.R.A.
F. W. Smith.
1820. 1054 Bust of an artist.
182 1, nil Study from nature.
I, Flask Row, Flask Lane.
1822. 998 A groupe of H^mon and Anti
gone. — Thisgroupeobtained
the Gold Medal in the Royal
Academy, 182 1.
1023 Bust of the late John Keates.
8, Cecil Street, Strand.
1823. 1060 Bust of Allan Cunningham.
21, Queen Street, Pimlico.
1824. 982 Mother and child; from the
Murder of the Innocents.
" Exposed her sobbing
bosom to the sword, etc."
1023 Bust of F. Chantrey, Esq., R.A.
1035 do. Mr. W. C. Ross.
1826. 1042 do. Mr, Allan Cunningham.
1061 do. Francis Chantrey, Esq,,
R.A.
1827. 1094 Bust of M. J. Brunei, Esq.
1118 Nymph and Cupid.
Ebury Cottage, Elizabeth Street.
1828. 1167 Marble bust of William Jerdan,
Esq.
{F. W. Smith was a son of Anker Smith,
A.R.A., and was born August 25, 1797.)

SMITH, G

1791.

408410

1792.
1793-

539190 673

1794.

280

1796.

407

478

535
644

1797.

118
555934

974977

1799.

599

609
695740
787
855
1800. 693931
I80I. 464 509
715
1802. 245
1803. 618712757
1804. 70
634707
 Painter, etc.
5, Church Court,
Clements Lane,
Lombard Street.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. do.
2, Fish Street Hill.
Portrait of a lady.
do. himself.
do. a lady. {Mr. Holds-
worth.)
Portrait of a lady. 147, Strand.
Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Warner, crayons.)
Portrait of a gentleman as a
cricketer. {Mr. Chapman.)
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman ; minia
ture.
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman.
do, do, minia
ture,
do. do. do.
do. clergyman.
II, Essex Street, Strand.
Portrait of a setter and spaniel,
the property of J. Gibbs, Esq.
Portrait of Mrs. Powell of Drury
Lane Theatre.
Mr. Fearon, surgeon.
Portrait of Mr. Weldon.
do. Captain S. Field,
Royal Bermondsey Volun
teers.
Dead Game, 148, Strand.
Portrait of a lady.
do. a gentleman.
do. Mr. Marsden, a
Surrey yeoman.
Portrait of the Rev. Mr. Ed
wards, archdeacon.
Miss Satchel! ; miniature.
Portrait of Captain C. Dunkin,
of the Southwark troop of
Surrey yeoman cavalry, un
der the command of the
Right Hon. Lord Leslie.
9, Henrietta Street.
A tiger crouching from his den.
Portraits of Masters Jacob and
John Wrench.
T. Southey, Esq.; miniature.
A tiger disturbed the moment
he has seized his prey.
P. Holdsworth, Esq., Upper
City Marshal.
Portrait of a gentleman.
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177

1804. 913 Landscape — morning. (
1805. 559 Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. C
Johnson and family.

SMITH, G., Junr  Architect.
32, North Audley Street.
1803. 887 Design for a mausoleum of
Egyptian architecture pro
posed to be erected on the
scite ofthe ancient Serapium,
at the foot of Pompey's
pUlar in Egypt, to the
memory of Sir Ralph Aber
cromby, the officers and sol
diers who fell in the battle
with the French under Gen
eral Menou, at the lake
Madie, near Alexandria on
the 2 1 St of March, 1801;
also to those naval officers
and sailors who fell in the
gallant attack and glorious
defeat of the French fleet
under Admiral de Brueys,
in Aboukir bay, on the night
of 31st of July, 1796.
24, Air Street, Piccadilly.
1804. 912 A Geometrical elevation of a
design for a lighthouse to be
erected on the island Pharos,
to replace the celebrated
building of Ptolomy Phil-
adelphus: an idea for a
Grecian arcade, to extend
from the island on the cause
way to the peninsula ; and a
rastrated column in honour
of the splendid victory of
Lord Nelson over the French
Fleet, forming part of a series
of designs for improving the
old and new harbours, and
of rebuilding the ancient city
of Alexandria in Egypt.
15, Prince's St., Cavendish Sq.
1805. 705 A design for the interior of a
building proposed to be
erected in Alexandria in
Egypt, from the Xystos, in
the baths of Titus, etc.
736 Design for a prison for Alex
andria.
1806. 828 A marine villa, etc.
892 Interior of public library.
1820. 895 St. Mary's Church, Islington.
37, Castle Street East,
Oxford Market.
182 1. 522 North Buckland Church, near
Plymouth, Devon,
VII.

Buckingham Street.

41, Brewer Street.
1822. 484 View of the Town of Weobley,
Herefordshire.
506 Market place at Weobley.
54, Tichfield Street.
1824. 522 Design for rebuilding Lake
Lodge Colpotty near Col-
umbo in the Island of Ceylon
for S. W. Bennet, Esq., etc.
8, Bread Street Hill.
1825. 893 Whittington CoUege, Erected
by the direction of the Mer
cers' Company, Archway
Road, near Highgate.
13 "
1826. 222 View of the Market House and
Town of Ross. Mercers' HaU.
1835. 981 London and Gravesend Rail
way, Greenwich Park.
1849. 1037 New Schools, etc., Christ
Church, St. George's in the
East.
SMITH (G.) and BARNES (W.).
Architects,
Frederick Place, Old Jewry.
1837. 1055 Termination of London Grand
Junction Railway, Skinner
Street, etc.
1097 Alteration to Entrance to Green
wich Park by Kent Railway,
etc.
1126 New Hall at the Crown and
Sceptre, Greenwich, now
erecting for Messrs. Love-
grove and Quartermaine, etc.
1838. 1201 Church in Arbour Street, West
Stepney.
SMITH, Garden G  Painter.
The Studio, Campden Street,
Campden Hill.
1894. 973 Autumn.
1 125 Borderers. 40, New Bond Street.
1896. 1188 Holy week in Seville.
SMITH, George  Painter,
Frederick Place, Old Jewry.
1830. 407 Venus entreating Vulcan to
forge arms for her son ^neas.
194, Sloane Street.
1831. 578 The Idolatrous destroyed while
sacrificing; a composition
from the 25 th chapter of the
Book of Numbers, verses
3-8. Rome, and 9, Wilton Place.
1833. 537 Scipio receiving his son, who
A A

178

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, George — continued.
has been taken prisoner dur
ing the war, from the hands
of the ambassadors of An
tiochus the Great. 2, Hans Place.
1835. 405 Ruth, Orpah, and Naomi part
ing. " Orpah returned to her
own viUage, but Ruth went
with Naomi. And Orpah
kissed her mother-in-law, but
Ruth clave unto her."
602 A nymph washing her feet.

SMITH, George  Architect.
(The late.)
1887. 1593 Parish Church, Haydock, Lan
cashire.
{This may be the same architect as the
preceding G. Smith, Junr)

SMITH, George  Painter.
Chichester.
1774- 290 A landscape.
291 do. its companion.
292 do. smaller.
293 do. do. its com
panion.
SMITH, George  Architect.
At Mr. Brettingham's, 32, Grosvenor Place.
1 80 1. 990 Design for a villa.
1802. 943 do. mausoleum.
1035 do. sepulchre. 232, Strand.
1803. 904 Design for a museum.
I, PauPs Bakehouse Court.
1804. 816 Design for a pavilion.
882 do. sepulchre.
1805. 665 Perspective view of a viUa.
Doctors' Commons.
1807. 944 Perspective view of a house and
offices.
998 Design for the entrance to the
groundsof the lateG. Mason,
Esq., Aldenham Lodge,
Herts.
1810. 785 Geometrical elevation of Col-
ney lodge, Herts.
817 Clay HaU, Herts, the seat of
J. Gosling, Esq., etc.
40, Brewer Street.
1819. 1049 View of St. Leonard's Church,
Shoreditch. Bread Street Hill.
182 1. 963 Church at Mitcham, Surrey.

I82I.

989 A pubhc building in the City

of London.

Mercers' HaU.

1826.

887 Church at Tottenham.

1007 Architect's office. Mercers'

Hall.
1827.
901 Villa at Finchley for R. Hughes,
Esq.
1060 Design for London Corn Ex
change.
31, Great Titchfield Street.
1829.
1063 Design for a gothic church.
SMITH, George  Painter.
2, Rawson Street,
Brompton Road.
1848.
194 A study of an old man's head
from life.
7, Raws tone Street,
Brompton Road.
1849.
314 A game at marbles.
1850,
69 Temptation,
1851.
1852,
1853-
1854.
1855-
1856.1857- 1858.
1859. i860.
235 A gentle student.
413 Another bite.
8, Gloucester Terrace,
New Kensington.
149 The bird trap. Painted for
H.R.H. the Duchess of Glou
cester.
489 Spring flowers,
490 Maternal instruction.
12 "Beside his grass-clad grave
she comes to mourn, and
think of days that never can
return,
97 A cottage fireside.
270 The first day of oysters,
363 The launch.
089 Evenings at home.
70 Blackberrying.
142 Bob cherry.
538 Musing.
576 The old pony; study from
nature.
19, Ask Street, Pitfield Street.
167 The Truant,
347 Cherry-seller. 26, Bedford Place, Kensington.
313 Dancing dolls.
92 The Photographer.
167 Rather fractious.
Feeding the chicks.
The Valentine.
Darning stockings,
A quiet pipe.
2, Tor Villas, Kensington.
219 The New Boy.
33 • In for a ducking.
373 Spring time.
30
291 380
580
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179

I86I.

434

The infant.

435

The school boy.

436
The
The lover.
437
seten ¦ The soldier.
438
ages.
The Justice.
439
Old Age.
440
^Second childishness.
1862.
549
Searching for the will.
1863.
132
Registering the first-born.
271
The rivals.
1864.
5
Beware of the dog.
537
"As cold waters to a thirsty
soul, so is good news from a
far country." — Proverbs.
1865.
406 Light and darkness. "To give
light to them that sit in dark
ness and in the shadow of
death, to guide our feet into
the way of peace. " — St. Luke,
i. 79-
Augusta Villa,
Campden Hill, Kensington.
1866.
524
The first fancy dress.
1867.
329
The Valentine. "Who could
have sent it."
597
Home. " Be it ever so humble."
1869.
54
A game of speculation.
1870.
86
In the study.
490
A rival in possession.
I87I.
376
The last scene in the gambler's
house.
1872.
405
Paying the legacies.
5^7
The httle bookworm.
1873-
415
Who comes here?
479
" Tending with care her favour
ite flowers, etc."
569
The little housewife.
1874.
58 Musing on the future.
675
The rightful heir.
1429
Gathering the grapes.
1875-
240
A scrap of nature.
1187 Morning letters.
1876.
917
Into the cold world.
1877.
655
The prayer of faith. " And the
prayer of faith shall save the
sick." — St. James, v, 15.
1878.
923
A bit of advice.
942
The soldier's wife. "Mutely
she sits, the soldier's wife:
Her brave one's work is done,
etc."
1879.
393
Obliging the company.
Heatherbank, Shatter Hill,
Haslemere.
1880,
392
Festival day. " The dark village
maid when with flowers she
dresses. Her dark flowing
hair for some festival day."
— Moore.
401
Alone
,
1880. looi The dove.
1506 " In thoughful gaze."
1 88 1. 70 Lightly slumbering.
143 Never to be forgotten.
568 Caught.
965 A wrong stitch.
1882. 424 " Un gage d'amour."
1433 A new pet. 189, Maida Vale.
1883. 517 Portrait of the painter.
672 After the Victory.
1886. 1058 The reply.
1887. 216 Blanche.
915 Weather permitting.
SMITH, George Armfield ... Painter,
16, Lamb's Conduit Street.
1836. 86 Lion, a Newfoundland dog, the
property of R. Barnes, Esq.
1837. 414 Fox prowling.
474 Study of a dog.
1838. 82 Dog and rabbit.
1839. 787 Portraits of horses and dogs,
the property of W. Bromley,
Esq.
{See George Armfield, vol. i, page $9 ', he
dropped the name of Smith in 1840.)
SMITH, George E  Painter.
210, Denmark Hill.
1898. 1018 "Where the river runs down
betwixt cassock and crown."
1899. 1233 A cottage home.
1903. 830 Near Dunwich.
SMITH, G, F  Painter,
18, EarPs Court Gardens.
1 87 1. 403 Under the moonbeams.
552 An evening party.
SMITH, George G.  Painter,
38, Springfield Road,
St. John's Wood.
1894. 1230 The late John Horniman, Esq.
SMITH, G, H  Architect.
At Mr. Hunts, St. James's.
1825. 931 Stobars, Westmorland.
1826. 988 Design for the theatre, Cardiff.
21, Hatton Garden.
1828. 1023 A Market house in the Tuscan
style.
1829. 972 Fishing. Horse Guards.
1830. 10 14 A roadside inn for Chenies,
Bucks.
1016 A Park entrance in Venetian
style.
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Smith, G. H. — continued.
21, Downing Street.
1833. 921 Park Lodge for Sir WiUiam
Somerville, Bart.
981 Fishing cottage at Bifrons for
Marquis Conyngham.
1835. 931 Cottage for Nicholas Carlisle,
Esq.
955 Culvert house, the seat of Rev.
Richard Stephens, Exeter.
956 Bifrons, a seat of the Dowager
Marchioness Conyngham.
1044 Chapel of Ease at Honiton,
Devon.
12, High Row, Knightsbridge.
1836. 1036 Orton Hall, the seat of Lord
Strathavon.
1837. 1130 An inn for the Earl of Aboyne.
SMITH, G. J  Painter,
Wardwick, Derby.
1866. 294 Job's humiliation.
SMITH, G, R  Painter.
35, May field Street, Dalston.
1847. 393 "And as the father he hath
done. In bounden duty doth
the son."
1848. 244 The artist's assistant.
Theodore Villa, Finchley.
1873. 1297 The fugitive safe and defiant;
pen-and-ink drawing.
SMITH, Miss G. S  Painter.
Sanctuary, Westminster.
1808. 332 Spring flowers.
1809 279 Amaryllis vittata.
SMITH, Miss Gertrude  Sculptor,
52, Rathbone Place.
1899. 1929 A slave; statuette.
1950 Mrs. R. Davies; medallion,
bronze.
SMITH, H,

1800. — {In the index without a number,
and no exhibit in the cata
logue. )
SMITH, H  Architect,
6, Gerrard Street, Soho.
1838. 1220 Design for a country residence.
II, Newman Street.
1850. 1224 Design for a country seat.
SMITH, H  Miniature Painter.
49, Frith Street.
1839. 741 Portraits of two children.

SMITH, H  Sculptor.
Blackheath Park.
1844. 1235 Bust in wax of a lady.
SMITH, Mrs. Hannah E.
Miniature Painter,
40, Hemstall Road, West Hampstead.
1888. 1 5 16 My little boy.
1889. 1 59 1 My little girl.
1899. 1263 Mrs. Bernard Beere.
1900. 1386 Miss Miriam Clements in " My
Friend the Prince."
1903. 1136 Miss Lily Brayton.
SMITH, Miss Helen Donald-, See
Donald-Smith, vol, ii, page 351.
SMITH, H. A  Sculptor.
57, Upper Norton Street.
1827. II 02 Portrait of a favourite spaniel.
37, Gloucester Place,
near Lisson Grove.
1828. 1065 Miss M. Smith.
1105 Portrait of an artist.
1844. 1255 Wax medaUic portrait of Mrs.
Marsh.
SMITH, Hely  Painter.
Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.
1890. 661 A Norwegian barque.
Belmont Looe, Cornwall.
1898. 373 A friend in need.
7, Bolton Studios, Redcliffe Rd.
1899. 404 Blustering Boreas.
495 The breezy shore.
1900. 170 A noisy crew.
10, Gainsboro' Road, Bedford Park.
1904. 160 Ever the breeze blows merrily.
977 A wet sheet and a flowing sea.
1027 Derelict.
SMITH, H.B. &e Harvey and Smith,
vol. iv, page 19.
SMITH, Henry Bain-  Sculptor.
29, Cochrane St., St. John's Wood.
1885. 2110 John B. Ledgwick, Esq.;
medaUion.
{See also Bain-Smith, vol. i, page 96.)
SMITH, H. C  Painter.
4, Warwick St., Charing Cross.
182 1. 66 Portrait of Major, a favourite
dog, the property of a gentle
man.
162 StiU hfe.
306 Sketch of Carew, a favourite
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1 1, Westminster Bridge Road.
1822. 477 Dead game.
1823. 355 Game.
183 1. 130 Landscape; composition.

. G  Painter.
33, High Street, Camden Town.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. lady.
114, Park St., Camden Town.
Miss Louisa Pyne.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Study of a child and dog.
Joseph Richardson, Esq., Pro
fessor, Royal Academy of
Music.
Preparing for the fete.
17, Newman Street.

SMITH

[, H

1839.

108
722

1840. 1844.

•75
275 •57
375

1845. 671

1846.

160 A portrait.

1068 Editha and the monks dis

covering the body of Harold,

after the battle of Hastings.

1848.

182 A bacchante.

524 Dorothea.
41, Mornington Place.
1853-
273 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1854,
374 Portrait.
564 Portrait of a young lady.
1855-
530 Milking time.
653 The organ man, at the parlour
window.
667 Little Red Riding Hood.
1856.
281 The good school boy.
444 The mountain violet.
SMITH, Henry Smith  Painter.
7, Bridgewater Square.
1828.
380 The Carib chief.
388 Portrait ofa lady.
1022 View painted at the residence
of John Lett, Esq., at Rich
mond.
1829.
58 Portrait of a member of the
Corporation of the City of
London.
272 Miss Katherine Leslie.
356 The love bird.
1830.
45 Lady Fanny, daughter of Earl
Cowper.
78 Portrait of the son of a noble
man.
1831.
3 Portrait of a young lady.
345 The invahd.
387 Portrait of the daughter of a
nobleman, in ancient cos
tume.
1833-
114 Red Riding Hood.
130 The miniature.
174 Gertrude, daughter of the Hon.
1833-
1834. 1835-
1836. 1837-
1838.1839.1844.
WiUiam and Lady Louisa
Duncombe.
201 The blind bard.
489 Sir John Sidney, Bart.
665 Michael Meredith, Esq.
356 A native Mohamedan lady of
Hindostan.
The novice.
The forsaken.
The Vice-Abbot. Vide The
Abbot, by Sir Walter Scott.
10, Brunswick Square.
The soldier's last hour.
The invalid.
521 Portrait of the daughter of a
nobleman,
983 The infant's last hour.
171 The shipwrecked mariner.
547 Winning and losing.
53 Portrait of a lady in a fancy
dress.
245 Spenser in his study; from an
authentic portrait.
80, New Bond Street.
484 The school mistress.
357182386
5°
214
SMITH, Herbert Luther  Painter,
Stewarts Grove.
1831. 397 Portrait of a lady. I, Sloane Square.
1832. 207 The Rev. H. J. Owen, M.A.
227 Portrait of a lady.
1833. 475 The charter of religious liberty.
In 1540 Cranmer's great
bible was placed by Royal
injunctions in every parish
church; and such was the
eager desire of the people to
hear, that those who could
took it in turn to read all
day; but Bonner, afraid of
the effect, set up an adver
tisement, threatening to take
the bibles away, if so free
use were made of them.
1834. 431 " Non Angli, sed Angeli." "It
is reported, that St. Gregory
the Great, in the year 596,
when walking in the market
place at Rome, struck by
the appearance of the Brit
ish youth there exposed for
sale, made the above, with
other remarks to their ad
vantage, and determined the
British mission under the
conduct of St. Augustin."
Clock House, Sloane Street.
1835. 148 Henry Streatfield, Esq., of
Chiddingstone.
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Smith, Herbert Luther — continued.
1835. ^5' Christ raising the sick of the
palsy. " But that ye may
know that the Son of Man
hath power to forgive sins,
etc."
344 Vincent Hilton Biseve, Esq.
385 Portrait of a gentleman since
deceased.
416 Mrs. Streatfield of Chort's
Edge and children.
1836. 112 Earl Amherst.
448 Miss B. Streatfield.
1838, 315 The Bodleian picture-gallery.
514 Leonidas. "Who now can
stand The torrent of bar
barians, etc." — Glover's
Leonidas. 2, Sloane Terrace.
1842. 371 Ruth and Naomi; portraits of
a lady and her daughter.
"Entreat me not to leave
thee."
1844. 949 Michael Angelo. Zucchero,and
other students, once inter
rupted Michael Angelo, as
he rode abroad, to show
their drawings; Baroccio,
too modest to approach, en
trusted his folio to Zucchero,
who generously exhibited its
contents. The great master
summoned the bashful youth
to receive his approval.
1845. 106 Jonah's impatience reproved.
" Doest thou well to be
angry for the gourd? and he
said, I do well to be angry,
even unto death." — Jonah,
iv, 9.
1846. 707 The moment of trial to the
faith of Abraham, and
obedience of Isaac, who was
at this time twenty-five or
thirty years of age. — Vide
Josephus, etc.
" And Abraham stretched
forth his hand, and took the
knife to slay his son." —
Genesis, xxii, 10.
1 199 An octogenarian.
185 1. 1075 R. W. Garden, Esq., Alder
man, Sheriff of London and
Middlesex.
1 1 94 Robert May, Esq.
1852. 956 Captain the Hon. Thomas
Best, R.N,
1029 George Stanley Repton, Esq,
1853. 907 Rev. Capel Molyneux.
970 A family group.

1854. 647 H. W., Esq.
1032 Rev. Thomas Garnier, B.C.L.,
chaplain to the Hon. House
of Commons.
{H L. Smith was the younger son of
Anker Smith, A.R.A. He was born August
9, 1809, and died in 1869.)
SMITH, H, V, Crawfurth, Architect.
2, Westbourne Villas, Hove, Sussex.
1898. 1740 Town house in stone and
bronze.
SMITH, Hugh Bellingham... Painter,
Art Club Studios, Blackheath.
1892. 573 Little Breton maid.
696 A portrait.
SMITH, Miss J. ...Miniature Painter.
8, Durweston Street,
Portman Square,
1802. 700 Mrs. Smith.
798 W. Greenwood, Esq.
II 06 Portrait of a gentleman.
1803. 606 The Amateur.
34, York Buildings, New Road.
1806. 641 Portraits of the Countess of
Kingston and Viscount
Kingsborough.
675 Mrs. Smith.
1807. 840 Portrait of a lady.
931 Mr. Smith,
1808, 704 Mrs, Williamson.
764 Sir J. Dalziel, Bart.
775 Miss Greenwood.
796 Sir W. Busk, Lady Busk, and
H, Busk, Esq,
1809. 643 Portrait of a lady.
SMITH, Miss J  Painter,
22, Carmarthen Street.
1824. 6 Morning after a storm, off the
coast of Aldborough, Suffolk.
SMITH, James ... Miniature Painter.
34, Berners Street.
1779. 307 A frame with nine portraits;
various compositions.
1 78 1, 43 Portrait of a gentleman.
1 1 7 do. lady.
259 do. do,
420 Family piece.
1782. 253 Portrait of a gentleman.
254 do. the Right hon. Lord
Kepple.
255 Portrait of a lady.
308 do. in colours of H.R.H.
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183

1782. 350 Portrait of a gentleman,
353 Sir Charles Raymond, Bart.
354 The Rev. Mr. Dingley.
357 Lady Charlotte Finch.
1789. 596 Portrait of a gentleman.
603 do. lady.
SMITH, James Bennett H..,,Painter.
J. B. Smith,
6, Northampton Place,
Old Kent Road.
1830. 629 Flowers from nature.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 83 1. 793 Portrait of a gentleman.
1832. 744 do. lady.
2, Coventry Street.
1835. 805 Portrait of a gentleman.
849 W. Nightingale, Esq.
1836. 635 Portrait of a lady.
767 Miss Ashton.
1837. 629 Master Herbert Clifford Smith.
839 Alfred Heme, Esq.
1838. 905 W. A. Smith, Esq.
1839. 931 Portrait of a gentleman.
1032 do. Ada Cove.
1840. 698 Clara and her pet.
844 A portrait.
1 84 1. 772 Mrs. Thomas Alexander.
1842. 845 Portrait of a lady.
877 do. do.
/. B. H. Smith,
7, Cleveland Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1842. 197 Portrait of a gentleman.
J. B. Smith, 7, Cleveland Street,
Fitzroy Square.
1844. 352 The first essay.
1845. 410 The fisherman's daughter.
510 Portrait of a young gentleman,
Fitzroy Square.
1846. 284 A lady of the eighteenth
century,
285 An Irish peasant Girl.
(The late.)
1847. in A girl of Normandy.
( This painter appears in my Dictionary
as J. Bell Smith, in error. It is clear that
J. B. and J. B. H. Smith are one man, and
neither name appears in the catalogues after
1847.)
SMITH, J. John  Painter.
J. Smith, Junr.,
3, Upper Titchfield Street.
1813, 218 A landscape.
J. Smith, 7, Cockspur Street.
1 8 19. 34 A river scene.
118 Dead game.
1820. 252 Partridges.

1820, 394 A brace of dead partridges,
14, Smith Street, Chelsea.
182 1. 256 View of the River Tagus, as
seen from the Lisbon side.
Taken from a window over
M'Dermott's (now Reeve's)
hotel, Rua do Prior, No. 3,
2°, Andar.
SMITH, James MacLaren. Illustrator.
50, Walham Grove, Fulham.
1873. '•S" "Homeros;" design for wall
decoration.
1 160 " Epithalamios ; " design for
wall decoration. Doune Lodge, Putney.
1875. 964 The Green parlour at Dome
Lodge, Putney.
1876. 661 The Breithorn and Kleinmat-
terhorn in the evening ;
from Randa.
1 159 Illustrations to "The Pearl
Fountain." I, The King ofthe Fairies
driving by ; 2. Prince
Doran and Fairy Nap; 3,
The enchanted wood ; 4.
Sunbeam and the Giant,
Engraved by W. Measom.
1170 Illustrations to "The Pearl
Fountain " :
I. The Wonderful Pear
2. The Princess and the
Fairy; 3. The Queen dis
misses her minister; 4. The
Giants at dinner. Engraved
by W. Measom,
1 173 Illustrations to "The Pearl
Fountain'': I , The Queen and Prince
Doran; 2. The golden hen;
3. The little man; 4. The
Princesses confined in the
fairypalace; 5. Prince Doran
and the fairies; 6. The lame
Princess; 7, The old Fairy's
gifts. Engraved, W, Mea
som.
SMITH, J. Moyr... Decorative Artist.
Downe Lodge, Oxford Road, Putney.
1888. 1760 End of a drawing room.
1889. 1484 " We fly by night midst troops
of spirits." — Macbeth.
1984 Design for a ceiling.
Bloomfield, Queen's Road, Richmond.
1894. 1453 A Phrygian chant.

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SMITH, James Whittet  Painter.
/. W. Smith, Clapham Common.
1862. 781 Edinburgh, from Inch Colme,
1 87 1. 694 Loch Katrine.
2, Warrington Crescent, W.
1875. 816 The Mer de Glace, Chamounix.
1876. 687 The Matterhorn and Zmiitt
glacier, at sunset, from the
Stockji.
1877. 677 Mont Blanc at Sunset: from
Cramont, over Courmayeur,
Piedmont.
30. Abercorn Place, St John's Wood.
1878. 739 Sunset on the Jungfrau Monch
and Eiger.
1879. 763 The Merjuelen See and Aletsch
Glacier, Switzerland.
1880. 494 The turn of the tide at Slough-
den, Suffolk.
753 The Breithorn and Gomer
Glacier at dusk.
775 Sunrise on the Mer de Glace,
Chamounix.
3, Ranelagh Terrace, Ealing.
1886. 1224 The Moors — autumn.
SMITH, James William Garrett. Painter.
30, Abercorn Place, N. W.
1882. 271 The old quay at Haughden,
Suffolk.
868 The first snow on the Alps,
over Zinal, Canton Valais.
1883. 725 TheLower Rhine at Dordrecht.
1886. 154 Slaughden on the Aide, Suffolk.
1887. 1128 The Roseg Glacier at Sunrise.
SMITH, Miss Jessie Scott-. See Scott,
vol. vii, page 63.
SMITH, Joachim  Sculptor,
15, Wells Street, Oxford Road.
1781, 298 Portrait of a lady; model in
coloured composition,
310 Portrait of a boy; model in
coloured composition.
320 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Dingle.) Model in coloured
composition.
329 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
West) Model in coloured
composition.
At Mr. Keeling s,
3, Grange Court,
Carey Street.
1793. 416 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax.

1794.1803.1812. 1813.
1814.

12, Coventry Street.
606 Portrait of a gentleman; in
wax,
607 do. do.
9, Charles Street,
Tottenham Court Road.
1012 An Angel casting Satan into
the abyss.
1028 The nymph Laura rejecting the
addresses of Mercury, — Ovid.
14, Upper King St., Bloomsbury.
924 Bust of Mr. W. Atkinson.
57, Norton Street.
902 Bust of a decayed artist.
910 do. Lord Gray,
916 Portrait of Mrs. Siddons.
804 Bust of Robert Southey, Esq
the Poet-Laureat,

SMITH, John  Painter.
Warwick Smith.
No address in Catalogue. {He
lived at 7, St. George's Row,
Oxford Street Turnpike in
1811.)
181 1. 161 Landscape.
{He was a member of the old Water
Colour Society from 1807 to 1823, and sent
159 works there. This exhibit at the Royal
Academy was included under Joachim Smith
in my Dictionary of Artists.)
SMITH, John Brandon  Painter.
21, Southampton Terrace,
Waterloo Bridge.
i860. 125 View in Surrey,
138 A landscape,
1861, 526 View near Staplehurst, Kent,
562 View in Surrey, near Hasle
mere, Palmer, near Slough.
1862, 70 On the Jed,
306 On the river Lledr.
I, Florence Villas,
Feltham, Middlesex.
1863. 58 Upper Lake Killarney,
76 In North Wales.
1864. 87 Tranquil spot,
124 On the Lledr, North Wales.
128 A Mountain stream.
72, Waterloo Road.
1867. 328 On the Lledr,
368 On the Conway.
370 On the Dee,
1868. 583 FaU of Foyers.
586 Pont-y-Glen.
669 On the Llugwy.
1869, 47 On the Brent, Devon.
33, Albert Square, Clapham Rd.
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185

1872. 412 A stormy day.
1022 On the Neath, South Wales.
1874. 416 Caldron Linn, Perthshire.
SMITH, John Hatchard ... Architect.
\i,Moorgate Station Buildings.
1895. 1517 Trocadero Restaurant.
1898. 1665 Summerdale, Epsom.
1 90 1. 1544 Station Street Buildings, Hud-
dersfield.
1902. 1505 The " Lord Nelson," Ewell.
1903. 15 1 8 Thakeham Court.
1538 Ingleside Epsom.
1 59 1 Lynwood, Huddersfield.
1904. 1492 Design for Hull Town Hall.
SMITH, John Henry  Painter.
J. H. Smith,
37, Chapel Street,
Edgeware Road.
1852. 168 Winter.
J. Henry Smith,
60, Burton Road, Brixton.
1882. 429 A safe confidant.
1444 Where the shoe pinches.
1883. 175 Marie.
361 The costume of my grand
mother.
598 "Done."
867 A difficult passage.
1884. 764 The httle Turk.
1885. 902 A book is the best solitary com
panion in the world.
1886. 618 The lord of the meats and
drinks. 19, Bolton Studios.
1888. 635 In the sacristy. Wentworth Studios.
1 89 1. 89 Pompey's wife, Cornelia.
23, Lansdowne Road,
South Lambeth.
1892. 810 The Audience. Painted with
C. E. Plimpton.
1893. 474 Idle summer time. Painted
with C. E. Plimpton.
SMITH, John R  Engraver.
8, New Court, Carey Street.
1894. 1493 A Highland outpost. After J.
Pettie, R.A.
128, Elm's Road, Clapham Park.
1897. 1600 With cattle through the ranges,
snow time, Austrahan Alps.
After J. W. Curtis.
1739 Among the eucalypti: snow
time, Australian Alps. After
J. W. Curtis.
VII.

SMITH, John Raphael  Painter.

10, Bateman' s Buildings, Soho.

1779.

306

A young lady; in crayons.

1780.

337

Portrait of a lady; crayons.

369

do. do.

1781.

69

do. do.

255
do. do.
83, Oxford Street.
1782.
•75
Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Dutchess of
Gloucester and children.
176
Portrait of a gentleman ; cray
ons.
•77
Portrait of a lady; crayons.
193
Hobnella, Vide Gay's Pas
torals.
1784.
226
A family; in crayons. {Mr.
Ruspinios.)
1785-
27
A credulous lady and astro
loger.
1786.
211
The moralist.
31, King St., Covent Garden.
1787.
•5
The soldier's farewell on the eve
of a battle,
20 Agatha. From Mr, Jerning-
ham's Poem of the English
Wake.
180 Lecture on gadding.
183 Portrait of a lady.
213 do. flag officer.
226 Visit to the Grandfather.
1788. 91 The unsuspecting maid.
1 86 The widow's tale.
1789. 119 Albina. {See Mr, Jerningham's
Poems, vol. ii, page 40.)
146 Portrait of a gentleman.
151 Portraits of children.
198 Portrait of an officer.
1790. 72 do. a lady.
387 Inattention.
394 Attention.
426 Portrait of an officer,
641 do. a lady.
1792. 373 do. a gentleman. {Mr.
Dignum)
1800. 356 Portraits of three sisters.
492 Portrait of a lady.
560 do. Count Rumford.
565 do. Dr. Jenner.
649 do a lady of fashion.
756 do. Dr. Garnett.
1 80 1. 360 P. J. Meyer, Esq.
361 N. Bond, Esq.
387 T. Hammersley, Esq.
401 Dr. Walcot.
428 Portrait of a young lady.
508 Lady Smith.
540 Sir John Smith, Bart.
614 Miss Harvey, the beautiful
Nyctalopes. B B
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Smith, John Raphael — continued.
1802. 218 Rosalind. Shakespeare's As you
like it.
346 The Hon. C. J. Fox.
351 Dr. Saunders.
355 Lord Holland.
385 Portraits of two ladies.
414 Portrait of a lady.
1803. 270 do. Emma Smith.
383 General Andreossy.
392 Mr. Otto and his Secretary.
470 The fugal-man of the Somerset
Place Association.
520 The Earl of Albermarle.
528 C. C, Crespigney, Esq.
542 G. Shepley, Esq.
559 Paulo and Francosia,
" One day (a day I ever must
deplore),
The gentle youth, to spend a
vacant hour.
To me the soft seducing story
read.
Of Lancelot and fair Genevra's
love, etc." — Dante's In
ferno.
1804. 79 Groundless jealousy,
382 Sir W. MUner, Bart.
424 S. Athawes, Esq.
442 The Cotter's Saturday night.
" But hark, a tap comes
gently to the door, Jenny,
who kens the meaning of
the same, etc." — Burns.
553 T. Swan, Esq., and family.
585 Dr. Hunter, of York.
587 T. Hartley, Esq., as Lord
Mayor of York.
1805. 456 Mr. and Mrs. Windus.
471 Portraits of a gentleman and
his son.
482 Mrs. Boisragon, of Bath.
500 Portraits of the children of
J. Gossett, Esq.
504 Portrait of a gentleman of East
Ilsley, Berkshire.
570 Dr. Marshall.
574 Mrs. MarshaU.
583 Dr. Babington.
{John Raphael Smith was the famous
mezzotint engraver and publisher.)
SMITH , John Rubens  Painter,
J. R. Smith, Junr.,
31, King Street, Covent Garden.
1796. 377 Portrait of a lady.
391 do. do.
1797. 560 Olivia's return. Vide Vicar of
Wakefield.

1798. 386 Portraits of three sisters study
ing geography,
390 Portrait of a lady.
419 do. gentleman of the
law.
432 Portrait of an officer of the
Artillery. 50, Great Queen Street.
1799. 401 The slighted maid, from Shake
speare's poem entitled.
Lover's Complaint.
465 Portrait of a gentleman,
494 Olivia's visit to her father in
prison. Vide Vicar of Wake
field, vol. 2, page 9.
R. Smith, 3, Barton Street, Westminster.
1800. 490 J. Grubb, Esq.
J. Rubens Smith,
3, Barton Street, Westminster.
1 80 1. 648 Portrait of a gentleman and his
gamekeeper. 39, Great Tichfield Street.
1802. 363 Miss H. Smith.
401 Miss Metcalfe and Miss G.
Metcalfe.
41 1 Portrait of a gentleman, with a
view of Glastonbury Abbey.
984 View of Reculver, near Mar
gate. 81, Newman Street.
1803. 422 A View of Margate Pier and
Harbour from the Ship
wright's.
609 A scene at Brighton.
1804. 476 View of the remains of the old
chapel at Hoddesdon, Herts.
512 Miss Desanges.
532 Lieutenant Latimer of the Loyal
North Britons.
1 6, Upper Rathbone Place.
1805. 314 Portrait of a sergeant in the
Westminster Volunteers.
317 Portrait of a Grenadier of the
Hon. ArtUlery Company.
547 Portrait of a sergeant in the
Duke of Cumberland's sharp
shooters.
587 Miss Raymer. 33, Newman Street.
1806. 368 Colonel and Mrs. Thornton.
376 Portraits of W. Danby, Esq.,
Mrs. Danby, and Miss Tay
lor.
380 Portraits of Dr. Moyes of Edin
burgh and Mr. NicoU.
405 Portrait of a lady.
417 Mrs. Townsend.

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1806. 430 J. Gregory, Esq.
1807. 415 The consent.
446 An officer's lady, imagining she
has descried the ship in which
she expects the arrival of her
husband.
475 Portrait of a gentleman.
1808. 402 Lord MUton.
452 Capt. Ware, Commandant of
the Stockton Forest Rifle
men,
472 W. R, H, Brown, Esq.
600 Mr. C. Hamilton.
634 J. H. O'Hara, Esq.
1809. 380 Astronomer and pupil.
390 Portrait of a gentleman.
1 8 10. 420 Capt. Foljambe, 2 oth Regiment
of Light Dragoons.
524 Portrait of a lady.
181 1. 324 Sir F. Burdett.
333 J. H. Tooke, Esq.
SMITH, J, S  Painter,
24, Howland Street.
185 1, 754 ThemiU.
797 Landscape; Italy.
814 Interior; Italy.
SMITH, John Thomas ("Antiquity
Smith")  Painter,
18, Gerrard Street, Soho.
1787. 605 View in Windsor Forest.
18, Great May's Buildings,
St. Martin's Lane.
1788. 520 Entrance of Stroud, a vUlage
near Egham.
SMITH, Joseph Clarendon... Painter.
47, Upper Titchfield Street.
1806. 437 View of Mulham Cove, York
shire.
560 St. John's Church, Devizes.
1807. 473 View near Hunsdon in Hert
fordshire.
474 View of Dynevor Castle, Caer-
marthenshire.
603 The Rye house, near Hoddes
don, Hertfordshire.
706 View of the interior of Little
Maplestead church, Essex,
722 Exterior view of Little Maple-
stead church, Essex,
1054 The gateway of the Temple
Church, London.
1808. 557 Charity.
SMITH, J. C  Miniature Painter.
13, Dean Street, Westminster.
1838. 791 Miss M. A. Humby.

J. G. Smith, Craven Hotel.
1839. 1023 Portrait of a gentleman.
45, Bridge Road, Lambeth.
1840. 790 Mrs. Chappell Smith.
SMITH, J, Clifford C, Draughtsman,
J. C. Smith, Probate Court.
1868, 911 Ferny banks in the west, Lyn-
Lynton; pen-and-ink.
1872. 1269 Holy Street mUl, Devonshire;
pen-and-ink drawing.
SMITH, K  Painter,
1 3, Cleveland Row, Mile End.
1824, 478 View at Betchworth, near Dor
king.
SMITH, Miss Kate Alice.
Miniature Painter.
20, St. Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea.
1895. 1162 Lelia, daughter of H. J. Wright,
Esq. 21, Baker Street.
1896. 1370 A daughter of Romany.
20, St. Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea.
1897. 1490 Mignon.
SMITH, L  Painter.
252, Regent Street.
1849. 59 The Model returned to her
home in the country, Rome.
334 Artists demanding a night's
lodging at a convent.
574 Costume of Carrara.
SMITH, Miss Lucy Bentley (Mrs.
Bentley)  Miniature Painter.
9, Valletort Place, Stoke Devonport.
1879. 895 The rabbit on the wall.
10, Rylett Crescent, Shepherd's Bush.
1890. 1563 Portrait of a lady.
1 89 1. 1482 A trio.
1892. 1377 A study.
1893. 1293 A book of Poems.
1894. 1232 Pansies for thoughts.
1895. 1257 " The brightest and the lightest
thing That flits about on
sportive wing."
1897. 1451 Inez.
1898. 1245 The merry thought.
1900. 1370 Reverie.
1902. 1 139 Sybil.
1903. 1189 Summer.
1904. 1 190 Reverie.

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SMITH, Mrs. L. Graham ... Painter.
40, Grosvenor Square, W.
1897. 1211 Mademoiselle Henriette.
32, Green Street, Park Lane.
1901. 966 Mrs. Fenwick.
SMITH, M  Painter.
Bethnal Green.
1823, 934 Portrait ofa lady,
SMITH, Lieut. M  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1805. 16 Mahhwyd Bridge, Mont
gomeryshire.
18 Llanberris Lake, Caernarvon
shire.
SMITH, Miss Margaret  Painter.
7, Gordon Street, W.C.
1896. 722 Windflowers,
SMITH, Miss Maria (sister of Anker
Smith, A.R.A.). See Mrs. Henry
Ross, vol. vi, page 364.
{D. N. B. says that Miss Maria Smith
married William Ross, and this is con
firmed in vol. vi, page 366, where his first
exhibit is Master W. C. Ross. I fancy the
H. Ross on page 36425' a mistake for W. in
the Royal Academy Catalogue as his address
is given as 8, Macclesfield Street in 1814,
and in 1816 W. Ross lived at that address.
Noticing that Mrs. Ross lived there in 18 14
made me call her Mrs. Henry Ross. There
was a Hugh Ross, a brother of William
Ross, Senr)
SMITH, Miss Matilda. Miniature Painter.
1 6, Upper King Street,
Bloomsbury Square.
1823. 904 Portrait of a lady. 16, Bucklersbury.
1824. 702 Mrs. How.
SMITH, Maxwell M  Architect.
2, York Villas, W.
1892. 1686 Studio House. 6a;, Berners Street.
1900. 1897 Penshurst VUlage Club.
SMITH, Miller  Painter.
The Chalet, Thorpe, near Norwich.
1885. 871 The shepherd's care.
Trouse Newton, near Norwich.
1893. 791 In " Stranger's Hall," Norwich.

The Studio, Trowse, near Norwich.
1901. 1 145 The Grande Place, Dinant-sur-
Meuse.
1902. 905 A pastoral.
1903. 1047 Passing shadows.
SMITH, Miss  Painter.
St. George's Row, Hyde Park.
1799. 383 View ofa mill.
1800. 317 The Eagle Tower, Caernarvon
Castle.
1801. 419 View of Windsor Castle, etc.,
taken above the bridge.
1802. 1080 West gate at Warwick.
1803. 688 View of Warwick Castle.
1804. 309 View from the Hope Inn, look
ing towards Frogmore.
489 View ofthe ruins in the Queen's
Gardens at Frogmore.
{See Miss Sophia '&u.\1's., page 190.)
SMITH, Miss  Painter.
High House, Edgware Road.
1823. 598 Fruit from nature.
SMITH, Miss  Painter.
32, Carmarthen Street, Gower Street.
1823. 938 View near Crawley.
1824. 435 Combe Woodfrom Wimbledon.
SMITH, Miss M. A. Miniature Painter.
Mint, Tower.
1804. 774 Portrait of herself.
1807. 872 A portrait.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1808. 771 Portrait of a gentleman.
1810. 638 do. do.
Miss Smith, no address.
18 1 5. 720 A portrait.
Miss Smith, at Mr. MitcheU's,
40, Strand.
1816. 594 Portrait of a gentleman.
SMITH, Nathaniel. Miniature Painter.
7, Portland Street, Oxford Market.
1772. 245 Portrait of a gentleman; in
miniature.
1773. 280 do. do.
SMITH, Noel ...  Painter.
3, Lime Villas, Wandsworth.
1889. 1468 Caister, Norfolk.
1891. 1232 MiU on the Bure.

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10, Trafalgar Buildings,
Northumberland Avenue.
1897. 1 196 A Suffolk Mill.
1898. 1 148 A woodland stream.
The Studios, Edith Terrace, Chelsea.
1900. 1230 The Stour Valley, Hampshire.
SMITH, Miss Olive Wheeler-. Painter.
8, Elgin Road.
1880. 899 Christmas Roses.
1882. 1047 " Wi' a lock o' his gowden hair
We'U thatch our nest when
it grows bare."
SMITH, P  Painter.
5, Terrace, Gray's Inn Lane.
1844. 626 A roadside pubhc house.
SMITH, R,  Miniature Painter.
13, Dean Street, Westminster.
1837. 583 A portrait.
1839. 808 Portrait of a lady.
47, Howland Street.
1847. 738 Portrait ofa young lady.
995 Mrs. Webb.
1848. 945 Evan Smith, Esq.
1053 A portrait.
1849, 936 Mrs, WUcott.
990 Portrait of a child. 6, Russell Place.
1851. 1173 Portrait of a youth. 26, Haymarket.
1852. 1024 Henry Unwin, Esq.
1853. 952 The Rev. Thomas Sale, A. M.
Vicar of Sheffield.
992 John Holland, Esq.
73, Dean Street, Soho.
1854. 416 Jane, the daughter of Samuel
Roberts, Esq., Queen's
Tower.
850 Portrait ofa lady.
931 Portrait.
1038 James Montgomery the poet.
1076 Mrs, Wightman.
1855. 354 Richard Solly, Esq.
1062 Lieut.-General Sir WiUiam
Napier, the historian of the
Peninsular War.
1121 William Aldam, Esq.
SMITH, R  Sculptor.
37, Gloucester Place, New Road.
1846. 1416 A recumbent figure of Grace
Darling— part of a cenotaph
to be placed over her grave :
Bamborough Church, North
umberland.

SMITH, R  Architect.
At Mr. Wyatt s,
Queen Anne Street.
1789. 563 Design for a casino.
1790. 568 do. villa.
SMITH, R  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 1. 755 A group of flowers.
SMITH, Reginald  Painter.
47, Oakfield Road, Clifton.
1 89 1. 1379 The rocky coast of Pembroke.
1892. 1106 "The sea which breaks and
roars Above its savage rocky
shores."
1893. 991 " A creeping tide comes creep
ing up along the sand."
1097 "An iron coast and angry
waves ." — Tennyson.
1894. 1082 Welsh coast near Aberporth.
"The bUlows swell, the
winds are high. Clouds over
cast the wintry sky."
1092 Near Porthclais. " The break
ing waves dashed high On
a storm and rock-bound
coast."
1895. 1008 Breakers at Towen Head,
Cornwall. "Where the bil
lows madly leaping Break
with wild and deaf'ning
roar."
1896. 1161 "Where the wild Atlantic
surges Rush with headlong
race to shore."
54, Pembroke Road, Clifton.
1898. 275 The Sea. "Its colours chang
ing when from clouds and
sun Shades after shades
upon its surface run."
1899. 57 "Away to the west as the sun
went down."
1900. 1246 Sea Mists — Spanish Head, Isle
of Man.
1901. 1053 "The rolling surf; the breakers
of the ever-glimmering sea."
SMITH, Mrs, R. Beatrice L, Painter.
1 8a, Collingham Gardens.
1896. 1069 Old mill, Lamberhurst. 31, Portman Square.
1900. 1304 Spring time.
1904. 1048 The old manor.
SMITH, Robert Catterson... Painter,
II, St. George's Road,
Regents Park.
1880. 628 Birch stems.

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Smith, Robert Catterson — continued.
II, Prince's Terrace,
Regents Park Road.
1 88 1. 348 In the green heart of a wood.
487 "Thus pleasure is spread
through the earth In stray
gifts, to be claimed by who
ever shall find."
Baytree Cottage, Shorne,
near Gravesend.
1884. 609 Celandine.
1888. 872 A peasant's home, Dorset.
1889. 1138 Dreaming of puff-puffs.
1890. 990 Away,

SMITH, R. M  Sculptor,
41, Lower Belgrave Place.
1832. 1130 Part of a monument.

SMITH, Robert Ormerod... Sculptor. Rome.
1855, •5°9 Theophilus Isles Smith, Esq.;
marble.

SMITH, Miss Rosa M  Painter.
38, Gascony Avenue, I Vest Hampstead.
1887. 1533 " A penny for your thoughts."

SMITH, Miss Ruby. Miniature Painter.
78, Eastgate Street, Winchester.
1899. 1303 Master Ivor Smith.

SMITH, S  Architect,
At Mr. J. Wyatt s.
1807. 1012 Design for Gothic Entrance. No address.
1829. 1117 Town Hall, St. Albans.

SMITH, Samuel Mountjoy... Painter,
S. M. Smith,
55, Great Marlborough St.
1 83 1. 40 A hon and lioness reposing.
1836. 264 Portrait of a young lady with a
dog.
279 Robinson Crusoe.

SMITH (S, E.) and TWEEDALE
(J.)  Architects.
12, South Parade, Leeds.
1887. 1772 KiUerby Hall, near Scar
borough.

SMITH, Sidney R, James, Architect.
15, York Buildings, Adelphi.
1888. 1 76 1 West Norwood Library.
1890. 1767 Durning Library, Kennington.
1891. 1933 Design for Municipal Build
ings.
1892. 1760 The Tate Library, Brixton.
1824 Proposed Gallery for British
Art.
1893. 1582 New British Gallery, Millbank.
14, York Buildings, Adelphi.
1898. 1726 New residence, Green Street,
Park Lane.
1901. 1574 Design for ceiUngs, Sussex.
SMITH, Miss Sophia  Painter,
Miss Smith, 31, King St.,
Covent Garden.
1800. 487 Portrait of a young lady.
853 Miss Nicholson, Miss Knight,
and others.
1802. 396 Parting of Hector and An
dromache. " Th' illustrious
chief of Troy stretched his
fond arms to clasp the lovely
boy, etc."
880 Five portraits.
{D. N. B. only mentions one daughter of
John Raphael Smith, but there are three
Miss Smiths in the index of 1800, one liv
ing at King Street, and two at St. George's
Row {including Miss Emma). It looks as
though J. R. Smith lived at St. George's
Row, and had his business place at 31,
King Street.)
SMITH, Stephen Catterson, R.H.A.
Painter.
5. C. Smith, 24, Argyll Street.
1830. 645 Robert Lee, M.D., F.R.S.
C. Smith, 42, Stephen's Green,
Dublin.
1849. 89 The Duke of Bedford.
149 The Duchess of Bedford.
341 Earl Spencer.
1855. 41 The Earl of Mount Charles,
ist Life Guards.
167 {Put to Catterson Smith in the
index, but by G. Smith in
the catalogue.)
1856. 594 Viscountess Lifford.
1858. 191 The Marchioness of London
derry.
SMITH, S. S  Engraver,
15, Boundary Road, St. John's Wood.
1870. 852 Scene from "Pepys' Diary."
After A. Elmore, R.A.

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191

SMITH, Sydney  Painter,
,5. Smith, 66, Berners Street.
1852. 626 Off the Lido, Venice.
37, Oxford Street.
1853. 336 Landscape, Cervara, Italy.
10, St. Andrew's Street North,
Edinburgh.
1857. 12 Going to market — Naples.
35, Fitzroy Square.
1867. 229 Work in the Kitchen,
476 do, do.
SMITH, T  Painter.
47) Wych Street.
1801. 148 Sowing scene.
SMITH, Rev. T  Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 768 View of Sidmouth, Devonshire.
181 1. 418 Bovinger Parsonage, Essex.
18 1 2. 519 Bovinger Windmill, Essex.
SMITH, T  Painter.
T. Smith, Junr.,
Homer Dale, Lewisham.
182 1. 1047 View of the lighthouse lately
erected on the Island of
Lundy, in the Bristol Chan
nel, looking S.E.
SMITH, Thomas. Miniature Painter.
1783. 300 Portrait of a gentleman.
1785. 521 do. young lady.
6, Wardour Street.
1786. 328 Portrait of an artist. {Himself)
369 do. a gentleman.
35, New Bond Street.
I'jS'j. 305 Portrait of a lady. {Lady Ver
non)
483 Portrait ofa gentleman.
1788. 281 do. young gentleman,
{Captain Anstruther)
SMITH, Thomas (or Theophilus), Sculptor.
T. Smith, 57, Upper Norton Street.
1827. 995 Portrait of a lady.
1040 His late Royal Highness the
Duke of York. 367, Strand.
1828. 1053 Wax portrait of Peter M'Intosh,
veteran Highlander.
1087 Wax portrait of Mr. Samuel
Joseph, Edinburgh, 6, Savoy Street.
1829. 1066 Medallic portrait of Miss Mary
Augusta Carr,

1829. io8i MedaUic portrait of R, Evans,
Esq., Composer,
1 103 Medallic portrait of Miss Mary
Augusta Carr.
1141 Bust of J, B, Rondeaux, Esq.,
Island of St. Maurice,
Mauritius.
1830. 1127 A Medallic portrait in wax of
J. Debelle, Esq., aged 90.
1192 Macduff, a study from nature.
1271 Post-mortem bust of the late
Lord Archibald Hamilton.
(Modeller of Wax Medallic Portraits to
the King and Queen.)
1831. 1033 A post-mortem wax medallic
portrait of the late Mrs.
Depree.
1037 Wax medaUic portrait of a lady,
1042 Miss Emma Murray as Spring.
1 1 89 Marble bust of W. Joliffe, Esq.
1833. 1042 Posthumous medallic portrait
of the late James Depree,
Esq.
1834. 970 MedaUic post-mortem portraits
of His late Maj esty George IV
and H.R.H. the Duke of
York.
996 MedaUic portrait of the lady of
WiUiam Rhoads, Esq., of
Chichester.
1837. 1252 Bust of Dellamark Banks, Esq.,
Sheerness, Kent.
1261 A Bust of — Chippindale, Esq.,
Manchester.
1268 A Bust of J. Bingham, Esq.,
Oxford.
1840. 1089 Bust of Signor Costa.
1168 Bust.
1841. 1297 Post-mortem bust of the late
J. Holdham, Esq., late
Principal of the Engineering
Department, Bank of Eng
land.
1 31 5 Bust of a gentleman.
1842. 1362 Posthumous bust in marble of
the daughter of Dr. Gully.
1843. 1445 Bust of — Marsh, Esq.
1844. 135 1 do. the late J. WUson, Esq.
1357 do. the late F.Bramah, Esq.
1358 Bust of Richard Cobden, Esq.
10, Wellington Street.
1846. 1471 Bust of a gentleman.
1473 do. thelatej. French, Esq.,
Stockwell.
1847. 1298 Medallic portrait of a friend.
1303 do. do. the much
lamented W. Clowes, Esq.
30, Cranmer Place, Lambeth.
1849. 1294 Post-mortem bust of Thomas
Bull, Esq.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Smith, Thomas — continued.
1850. 1078 Wax medaUion post-mortem
portrait of a lady.
1079 Wax medaUion portrait of Peter
McLeod, Edinburgh.
1408 Post-mortem bust of a gentle
man.
141 3 Post-mortem bust of Charles
Holtzapffel, Esq.
14, Hart Street, Bloomsbury.
1852. 1472 Post-mortem bust of the late
Mrs. Edlmann, Bickly Park,
--.. — Kent.
1 8 7 2. i4^r^77:""H5l}an^7rEsq. Theophilus Smith,
clo 16, Cemetery Road, Sheffield.
1877, 1533 William Poole, Esq,; medal
lion.
1537 Selim Rothwell, Esq.
SMITH, Thomas  Architect.
39, Kelham Place,
Belvidere Road, Lambeth.
1852. 1 179 Chateau at Cannes, etc.
1207 do. do. No address.
1862. 835 Memorial Church, Hertford.
SMITH (T.) and SON ... Architects.
London and Hertford.
1861. 692 Proposed Grand Hotel de la
Mdditerranfe, Cannes.
1863. 900 Buildings at Cannes.
33, Bloomsbury Square.
1867. 916 Christ Church, Radlet, Herts.
SMITH, T. B  Painter.
6, George Street, Bath.
1833. 672 Portrait of a gentleman.
SMITH, Thomas Henry ...Architect.
17, Basinghall Street.
1888. 1821 31, Egerton Gardens,
1890, 1723 Banking Premises, Thread-
needle Street.
1815 The Equestrian Tavern, Black
friars Road.
1891. 1939 31, Egerton Gardens,
1896. 1730 Mansion, Park Lane,
SMITH, T, L  Painter,
24, Howland Street.
1850. 554 Interior (Cervara).
620 Temple of Tivoh.
II 07 Aqueduct (Italy).

SMITH, Thomas Roger ... Architect, 57, Strand.
i860. 699 Stratton Audley Park, near
Bicester, Oxon.
1867. 873 Shephalbury near Stevenage,
for Unwin Heathcote, Esq.
907 Stancliffe, near Matlock, for
Joseph Whitworth, Esq.
915 Blythwood, near Taplow, for
George Hanbury, Esq.
1868. 831 Brambletye, near East Grin-
stead, for Donald Laruach,
Esq.
1869. 1016 Blythwood, near Taplow.
23, Bedford Street, Covent Garden.
1874. 1193 Amarthwaite Hall on Bassen-
thwaite Lake, Cumberland.
1877. 1082 Sanatorium at MiU Hill, Middle
sex. I o, Lancaster Place.
1879. 1173 Hospital for Consumption,
Mount Vernon, Hampstead.
1881. 1072 North London Hospital for
Consumption, Hampstead,
130, Temple Chambers, Whitefriars.
1894. 1705 University College, London.
SMITH (T. Roger) and GALE
(Arthur J.)  Architects,
10, Lancaster Place.
1886. 1735 House at Otford, Kent.
Temple Chambers.
1889. 1945 House at Streatham.
2006 Stables at Otford.
SMITH (T, R.), SON, and GALE,
Architects.
Temple Chambers.
1 89 1. 1856 Uplands, Heathfield.
1892. 1754 North London Hospital for
Consumption, Hampstead.
1773 Polytechnic Institute, Batter
sea.
SMITH (T. R.) and SON... Architects.
Temple Chambers.
1893. 15 1 1 Northampton Technical Insti
tute, City of London Poly
technic,
SMITH T. S  Painter.
35, Fitzroy Square.
1869, 74 A Fellah of Kinneh.
SMITH, T. Strethill  Architect.
clo TroUope and Sons.
1892. 1804 Drawing room ceUing, Ash-
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193

SMITH, Thomas Tayler... Architect.
33, Bloomsbury Square.
1868. 860 Chapelle Benedictine, Nice,
1874. 1147 Chancel to Christ Church, Nice.

SMITH (T. T.), and ROPER (G. F.),
Architects,
4, Circus Place, Finsbury.
1877. 1 182 Church, Wolverhampton.
SMITH, Miss T, W  Painter.
57, Guilford Street.
1865. 684 Geraniums.
SMITH, U. T  Painter.
14, Chester Street, Kennington.
1826. 533 View on the Coast of Cornwall.

SMITH, W  Painter.
14, Arlington Street,
Mornington Crescent.
1843. 367 Landscape and Cattle.

SMITH, W  Painter.
21, John Street, America Square.
1830. 203 Study from nature; achild.
1831. 115 Portrait of a gentleman.
196 do. do.
348 do, lady.
1834, 469 Joseph Brandon, Esq,
1842. 119 Dr. Clendining.
233 A native of Bengal. No address.
1847, 649 Scene near Woodcote, Shrop
shire.
I, Prince's Street, Gate Street.
185 1. 796 Animals,
SMITH, W  Sculptor.
7, Upper Fountain Street, Leeds.
i860. 974 James Hole, Esq., Honorary
Secretary of the Yorkshire
Union of Mechanics' Institu
tions; terra-cotta.
976 James Kennedy, Esq., Leeds.
SMITH, Mrs. W  Painter.
79, Gloucester Street, Belgrave Road.
1859. 586 "It is the first mild day of
March, Each minute sweeter
than before." — Wordsworth.
VII.

SMITH, William. Miniature Painter.
At Mr. John Smiths,
Berwick Street, Soho.
1774. 294 Portrait of a lady; half length,
in miniature.
295 Two miniatures. 250, High Holborn.
1802. 790 Major Drummond.

SMITH, William  Painter.
6, Southampton Street, Pentonville.
18 1 3. 156 Portraits of three spaniels, the
property of J. .Cotes, Esq.,
M.P.
BesseU's Green, Seven Oaks.
18 1 7. 303 Portraits of a favourite horse
and dog.
364 An alarmed hare; painted from
nature.
424 Portrait of ^sculapius, a favour
ite horse, the property of the
Rev. J. Austen.
18 1 8. 181 Broom makers.
1819. 415 Worcester, a favourite hunter,
the property of H. T. Lane,
Esq. 6, New Millman Street.
1820. 124 Kingfisher, starUng, and wood
pecker.
1821. 31 Beagle and rabbit.
1822. 87 Fishing; passing shower.
1823. 588 Harriers, the property of the
Hon, Charles Trevor.
1825. 261 Portrait of a favourite spaniel,
the property of a lady.
1049 Ajax,
1827. 224 Rainbow, a favourite horse, the
property of Lord Grey.
1830. 65 The sheldrake. Shrewsbury.
1838. 187 Woodcocks, rabbit, etc.
13, Dean Street, Westminster.
1839. 128 The gun-room, with a portrait of
" Don," the property of H.
O. Pigot, Esq.
Newport, Shropshire.
1840. 106 Portrait of Mr. William Drury,
a Shropshire Yeoman, and
his pony, Ben.
1 84 1. 446 Portraits of pointers, the pro
perty of John Cotes, Esq.
661 William Tonge, Esq.
Shrewsbury and Newport, Shropshire.
1843. 106 Landscape and cattle.
1339 The batching mill. cc

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Smith,

William — continued.

1844,

1113 Portraits of favourite hounds in

the United Park.

1845.

1296 Master Boycott,

Greenstead, near Ongar.

1846.

943 The hive.

Newport, Salop.

1848.

1036 A loiterer and rabbit catchers.

1850.

1239 Remains of an ancient cross.

Heathill, Staffordshire.
1851.
1215 Posthumous portraits.
4, George's Street, Aldgate.
1855-
1462 Study of a head from the life.
Woodgate, Newport.
1856.
263 British birds.
1857-
422 Scene on the river Tern, near
Bolus, Shropshire.
1858, 408 The effect of ivy-roots, after
they had slit and thrown
down part of a buttress, at
the east end of Woodcote
Church.
1859. 695 Severn fish.
SMITH, William  Architect.
New Adelphi Chambers, 12, John Street.
i860. 665 New church at Norwich.
SMITH, W. A  Architect.
1 9, Gloucester Place.
1821. 1040 Design for a temple, etc.
1826. 899 do. Literary and Scien
tific Institute.
SMITH, W. Armfield  Painter.
22, Norfolk Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1832. 397 A forester.
( W. A. Smith in index, and
Mrs. A. Smith in catalogue.)
48, Saville Row, Hull.
1833. noo Portraits of two sisters.
58, London Street.
1838. 32 Miss Safe. 10, Dyer's Buildings.
1839. 314 W. F, Tolwray, Esq.
319 W. J. Lysley, Esq.
33, Southampton Street.
1842. 100 I. Safe, Esq.
1843. 48 Mr. Andrew Fulton,
1849. 123 Margaret, daughter of the late
Dr, Clendenning, F,R,S.
( W. Armfield Smiihwas evidently abrother
of George Armfield Smith, who changed his
name to George Armfield in 1840.)
SMITH, W. B  Painter.
Sudbury.
1833. 352 Groupe offish, from nature.
SMITH, William Bassett- ,., Painter.
10, John Street, Adelphi.
1887. 1643 Rouen Cathedral; view of the
western towers, etc.
SMITH, WilliamCollingwood, R. W.S.
Painter,
21, Marlborough Street.
1836. 366 The North aisle of Westminster
Abbey, from a sketch in
February, 1836.
1838. 647 Vessels in the pool near Lon
don Bridge — moonlight.
774 The terrace of the Royal Hos
pital, Greenwich.
1839. ^°7 Composition.
733 The Terrace at Haddon.
I, Marmion Place, Peckham.
1840, 600 H,M,S, Dreadnought, seamen's
hospital, off Greenwich,
I, Maismore Place,
Park Road, New Peckham.
1841, 635 Dover pier, steamboats landing
passengers.
13, Marlborough Place,
Old Kent Road.
1842. 703 Dismantling an East Indiaman
off Blackwall,
723 Scarborough Pier head looking
towards Oliver's Mount,
729 Entrance to Portsmouth Har
bour from the Lines.
1843. 826 Room in Pentilly Castle on the
Tamar.
1000 Distant view of Devonport from
the grounds of Mount Edg-
cumbe.
12, Canterbury Villas, Maida Vale.
1844. 930 Blackwall, vessels unloading.
950 Scarborough Pier — vessels
running for the harbour in a
brisk gale,
15, Marlborough Place,
Old Kent Road.
1845. 947 Brig on the rocks at Tyne,
Northumberland, in a gale
of wind.
1248 Wreck at the Entrance of
Bocastle Harbour, Corn
wall.
41, St George's Place, Walworth.
1846. 682 Brig running for Scarborough.
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195

1846. 1044 Windsor Castle from the road
to Virginia Water.
1 1 31 Peter boats off Greenwich Hos
pital.
1847. 591 Staffa. 9, Brunswick Terrace, Walworth.
1848. 954 The arrival of Her Majesty at
Dartmouth, en route to Scot
land in August, 1847.
II 68 All Saints' Church, Hastings,
Sussex.
1849. 745 A cornfield near Erith, Kent.
1096 Bamborough Castle, North
umberland.
15, Addington Place, Camberwell.
1850. 738 Emma Grace, daughter of H. J.
Parsons, Esq., of Itchington.
1041 View from Arundel Park,
Sussex.
1851. 932 Scarborough from the Sands.
1020 Troops embarking from Mount
Edgecumbe, Plymouth.
5, Chester Terrace.
1852. 961 Heme's Oak, Windsor Forest.
43, Chester Square.
1853. 975 Attack of gun brigs, com
manded by Lord Cochrane,
on a Spanish flotilla and fort
at Cape Oropesa.
1854. 1014 The Baltic fleet drying saUs at
Spithead — sunrise.
1855. 1037 The gipsies' camp — a study at
Windsor.
SMITH, W, Harding C  Painter,
W.H. Smith, 13, Brixton Rise.
1870. 746 The cloisters of St. Pierre and
Paul, Moissac, France.
1872. 824 Don Quixotte in his study.
Wyndham Lodge, Brixton Hill.
1873, 804 Making advances.
845 King Charles at Cothele on the
Tamar.
1876. 809 A dilettante.
1877. 890 The family archives.
1878. 730 Reflection,
SMITH, William H  Painter,
1, Knightsbridge Terrace, N W.
1863. 36 Fruit. 143, Maiden Road, N. W.
1864. 302 Fruit.
1865. 27 do. 3, Hemmings Row.
1867. 344 Study of grapes and plums.
1869. 230 A study of fruit.
1872. 448 Plums.

SMITH, William H, Seth, Architect.
46, Lincoln! s Inn Fields.
1892. 1779 Giralda Tower, Seville.
1 82 1 House at Croydon, Surrey.
1838 Pelham House, Spital Square.
{See also Seth-Smith, vol. vii,
pages 80-84.)
SMITH, William J  Architect,
9, Upper Gloucester Street.
1837. 408 A young favourite.
1838. 544 View at Abbeville.
1839. 167 Remains of the portico of Sep
timus Severus, Rome.
1840. 17 (Octagon Room.) Mayence.
7, Whitehall Yard.
1841. 369 Rue de St. Pierre, Rouen.
1843. 1166 The Ambassador's palace now
erecting at Constantinople.
1342 Cavalry Hospital at Constanti
nople.
185 1. 290 Medical HaU, Constantinople.
40, Fitzroy Square.
1855. 1225 Hospital for French troops
near Pera, Constantinople.
SMITH, W, P  Painter,
58, Upper Seymour Street.
1843. 989 View of Harrow from Hamp
stead Heath. Adelaide Road.
1844. 1062 A farm house.
1846. 751 View of the Village of Heeg in
Friesland. Lower Road, Putney.
1849. 839 Shipping.
1850. 757 Meadfoot Sands, Torbay.
March's Place, Lower Road, Putney.
1851. 833 Entrance to ecclesiastical pa
lace at Fulham.
West College, Putney.
1852. 767 Orleans House, Twickenham
— swan-hopping, on the
Thames.
1853. 1038 Erith Reach, low water.
SMITH, W, Thomas  Painter,
3, Wentworth Studios, Manresa Road.
1895. 155 " They forged the last link with
their lives." The North-
westPassage: "S-.M..^. Erebus
and Terror, 1849-50.
1896. 1507 A Veteran.
1897. 645 Rear-Admiral A. H. Markham.
1 90 1. 1469 An Ulustration to the "Strand
Magazine."

196

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SMITH-DORIEN, Mrs. Mary L. H.
Miniature Painter.
The Elms,
Chalfont St. Peters, Bucks.
1898. 1307 Lady Evelyn Eyre.

SMITHERS, Collier  Painter.
5, Primrose Hill Studios.
1892. 1020 R. Norman Shaw, Esq., R.A.
10, Primrose Hill Studios.
1894. 181 Surg.-Lieut. Leopold Hudson,
Duke of Cambridge's Hus
sars.
1897. 182 A sea witch.
SMYTH,   Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1777, 401 A dog.
SMYTH, C  Painter.
2, Leopold Road, Brighton.
1874. 920 The last hours of Queen Eliza
beth.
SMYTH, Coke  Painter.
6, Sussex Chambers, 10, Duke Street.
1842. 438 The usurer.
Upper Mall, Hammersmith.
1846, 217 The weU,
452 " How happy could I be with
either,"
1855, 1342 Slave merchant.
SMYTH, Edward  Painter.
85, Newman Street.
1819. 680 Flowers.
834 Portrait of a gentleman,
1820. 535 Flowers in a Vase.
182 1. 639 Portrait of a gentleman,
851 do. do.
1822. 597 Fruit and flowers.
1823, 670 Portrait of a lady.
708 do. a gentleman.
810 do. himself.
1825. 511 Flowers in a vase.
1830. 531 Fruit.
1832. 575 The villager's handkerchief
opened, or wild flowers.
1835, 510 Cactus speciosissima and other
flowers.
1837. 714 Varieties of Roses.
1840. 527 Portrait of a lady.
1843. 750 Flowers.
1844. 929 Flowers in a glass.

SMYTH, Emily R  Painter.
E. R. Smyth, Ipswich.
1850. 391 View in the Calne Valley at
Chappel, Essex, through
which passes the railway to
Sudbury. Bury St. Edmund's.
1854. 415 A gipsy scene.
1855. 661 Beach scene. E. R. Smythe.
i860. Ill The return from market.
E. R. Smythe,
Risley, Bury St. Edmund's.
1874. 506 Favourite Hounds. The pro
perty of E. Walter Green,
Esq., Master of the Suffolk
Hounds,
SMYTH, H  Painter.
10, Nottentone Place,
Sneinton, near Nottingham.
1845. 54 View on the river Usk at Bre
con, South Wales,
SMYTH, Montague  Painter.
40, Lansdowne Road, Croydon.
1894. 1021 Near Totteridge.
1 142 Going to market — Holland.
8, Glanville Road, Finchley.
1895. 943 -^ fen water gate.
36, Abbey Road, N. W.
1897, 1030 The sabbath eve,
1899, 1122 In the meadows.
1 1 34 The Village — Southwold.
1900. 77 Moonlight.
1904, 90 Hampstead Heath,
SMYTH, S  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor,)
1800. 425 View near Dianas, Emrys.
SMYTH, T  Painter.
Queen Street, Ipswich.
1856. 107 {No title in catalogue.)
St. Helen's Terrace,
Woodbridge Road, Ipswich.
i860. 321 The discovery. 20, Bolton Road, Ipswich.
1862, 335 The keeper's pony.
SMYTHE, Lionel Percy, A.R.A.,
R.W.S.  Painter.
L. Smythe, 36, Gloucester Crescent.
1863. 169 Bon voyage.
1865. 281 Sunshine.
1868. 670 Through the wood.
1869. 838 A thick night off the Goodwins.

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197

1870. 1871.

1872, 1873- 1874.1876. 1877.

943

421

446

61
321420

1878. 752

1879. 1880.

1881. 1882. 1883.
1884.

1885.1886.1887. 1888.1889.

1890. 1891.1892.1894.1895.
1896. 1897.
1899.

1900.1901.

{No title in the catalogue, or
address in the index put to
L. Smith)
"There is a willow grows
askaunt the brook, That
shows his hoar leaves in the
glassy stream."
Alone.
125 A hero of our century.
1347 Shorthanded.Picking mussels.
Noon. The harvest of the sea.
Lionel P. Smyth,
36, Gloucester Crescent.
Jessie.
968 Waiting.
368 Kindred Spirits.
565 "The sun was shining on the
sea^
Shining with all his might;
He did his very best to make
The billows smooth and
bright."
421 From the spring.
430 Shrimpers — Boulogne.
675 Shrimpers.
1075 Real flowers.
The Field of the Cloth of
Gold: '"Twixt Guines and
Ardres."
" Palm bloom "; girl and goat.
395 The dawn of Spring.
1 174 Summer Holiday.
1495 Boulogne Shrimpers.
1620 Haymaking,
1378 Germinal Purchased for the
Chantrey Bequest for ;£^io5.
1 69 1 Phyllis.
1709 The last ghmpse.
1736 The goose. After Fred HaU.
1267 The gleaners. 36, Dover Street.
1341 Breadwinners.
1567 Palm bloom.
1 59 1 Gleaners.
136 A landscape.
Chdteau d'Honvault,
par Wimille, Pas de Calais.
93 Autumn.
1 1 14 The garden by the river.
470 Private practice.
1072 Bleaching linen — Le Portel.
153 A spring carol.
(Elected A.R.A.)
The garden. Chateau Hon-
vault.
The farmer's last harvest.
The breeze's kiss.
Within sound of the sea.

614

1261

1901.1902.
1903.

1904.

943 The late Mrs. Mackenzie.
32 The gleaners.
576 On the cliffs.
796 Hostages to Fortune.
1028 Gleaning oats.
575 A sunny shore.
1058 Lamplight.

68

976 55
749

SMYTHE, Miss Minnie  Painter.
Chateau d'Honvault,
Pas Wimille, Pas de Calais.
1896. 1221 Ducks.
1897. 1151 Pear blossom.
II 89 St. Martin's summer.
1899. 103 1 A March morning.
1900. 1 1 50 A rainy day.
1226 Julie.
1 90 1. 1 13 1 " Far fromthe madding crowd."
SMYTHE, Richard  Engraver.
1 7, Gloucester Crescent, N W.
1888. 1700 Girl at Well. After Saintpierre.
Wenley House, Haverstock Hill.
1889. 1791. Head of a girl. After Greuze.
63, Sheriff Road, West Hampstead.
1902. 1315. Innocence. After W. Etty,
R.A.
SMYTHSON, Marcus H. ... Painter.
r, Harpur Street, Bloomsbury.
1883. 340 Under consideration.
SNAPE, Martin  Painter.
Spring Garden Cottage, Gosport.
887 Dead jay.
692 A study from nature.
761 In search of a breakfast.
842 Peonies.
790 A trifling foolish banquet. —
Romeo and Juliet.
807 Shells.
691 Bank side with birds — early
spring.
956 Birds and fuel.
911 The Gamekeeper's museum.
1048 "The cold frosty season of
December."
754 The first hoar frost.
1 183 One for sorrow.
1297 The oldest oak in the green
wood.
1 21 5 Victims of a bad name.
4 Brockhampton Mill.
1254 The vermin pole.
1890. 135 Forton Creek.

1874.1876. 1877.1878.1879.1881.1882.1883.

1885.

1886.1887.

198

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Snape, Martin — continued.
1894, 1128 The dragon.
1 1 37 The ferret-hutch.
1897. 1192 Gosport fair.
1901. 455 Off the highway.
SNAPE, William H  Painter.
Spring-garden Cottage, Gosport.
1885. 842 Etching.
1888. 891 Porphyrogenita.
1889. 1737 Study of a cat.
1892, 1238 Versicolores aves.
SNARD, Mrs. T. G  Painter.
Henham, Bishop's Stortford.
1848. 583 Middle miU on the River Colne,
Colchester.
{T. G. Snard in the index, S. G. Snard
in the catalogue.)
SNELL, G  Painter.
I, Belgrave Road.
1844. II 36 The church of St, Pierre, and
half-timbered houses in the
Rue St. Pierre at Caen.
SNELL, Henry Saxon  Architect.
36, Chancery Lane.
1865. 790 Design for a clock tower.
1872. 1263 Boys' School Patriotic Fund,
etc. 22, Southampton Buildings.
1880. 1 193 Vestry Hall, etc, Rotherhithe,
1883. 1206 Hospital for the sick poor,
Marylebone.
SNELL, James Herbert  Painter.
138, Prince of Wales's Road,
N.W.
1880. 189 Signs of winter.
969 "The moon all pale in sunlit
skies."
1881. 411 " Beneath the freshening shade
of new spring leaves."
1882. 76 Woodland Solitudes.
180 The birch wood.
304 November.
724 The river's sedgy bank.
733 Showery weather.
1476 Early Spring.
1885. 598 Month of March.
675 March winds.
763 Queen of the night.
1886. 230 "The winter winds are sighing."
20, Southampton Street.
1888. 25 Floods in the Thames VaUey.
58, Rathbone Place.
1889. 560 The willow pool.
1156 Stormy March.

26, Newman Street.
1892. 17 The sand quarry.
94 "An upland bare and sere, in
the waning of the year."
1893. 354 "The aged year is near his
end."
846 " Sweet blossom of Spring,"
191, Stanhope Street, Regent's Park.
1895. 5°* " Winter reigneth o'er the land,
Freezing with its icy breath."
1896. 326 "Winter now takes up the
tale."
Lindhurst, Burnham, Bucks.
1902. 779 An old time garden.
26, St. George's Square,
Regents Park.
1903. 259 The Priory pool.
1904. 120 The-wild-fowler.

SNELL, Miss May  Painter.
Hill House,
Needham Market, Suffolk.
1 90 1. 768 Tulips.

SNELLGROVE, T  Painter.
108, Wapping.
1800. 855 Mr. B. Perry.
923 Miss Mary HaU.
1801. 255 Portrait of a lady.
1802. 368 do. do.
393 do. himself
1803. 745 do. a lady and child.
1804. 720 Mr. Steele, 41, Poultry.
1806. 761 Mr. Betts. 5, Beech Street.
1807. 338 Miss Snellgrove. 18, Trafalgar Street.
1810. 681 Mr. Levey.
69, Sun Street, Bishopsgate.
181 1. 683 Portrait of an old lady.
Bath Street, Hackney Road.
18 14. 573 Mrs. Rogers.
6, Red Lion Street, Kingsland Road.
1824. 882 Mrs. Snellgrove.
1827. 617 Portrait of an artist.

SNEYD, Miss Eleanor F.
Miniature Painter.
^S', Portland Place, W.
1892. 1432 Miss FaUe.
1433 Mrs. J. Head.
1434 Geoffery Garnier.
1893. 1228 Lady Lacon.
1275 Bertram G. Falle, Esq.

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199

SNEYD, Miss Sarah M  Painter.
24, Notting Hill Terrace, W.
1895. 991 In Richmond Park.
SNOOKE, W  Architect.
12, Cadogan Street.
1836. 974 Parish church of St. Michael,
Bath.
{See also Allen, Snooke, and Stock,
vol. i, page 26.)
SNOOKE and STOCK ... Architects.
6, Duke Street, London Bridge.
1876. 1006 Bury Court at Leigh, near Rei
gate, Surrey.
{Snooke and Scott in the catalogue)
SNOSWELL, W. T  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1846. 1345 Interior of St. Martin's Outwich,
Bishopsgate Street.

SNOWE, Miss Lilly Hill. See Hill,
vol. iv, page 104.

SNOWMAN, Isaac  Painter.
181, Fusion Road.
1893. 221 Tales of a Grandfather.
39, Oxford Road, Kilburn.
1894. 855 Hans Liithy, Esq.
1895. 403 WiUiam S. Patterson, Esq.,
M.A,
192, Alexandra Road,
St John's Wood.
1896. 469 Vesta.
1898. 392 The wailing waU, Jerusalem.
48, Fortune Green Road,
West Hampstead.
1900. 485 Sardanapalus.
604 Miss Harris.
1 90 1. 30 Footsteps.
350 A fresh morning.
529 The Lorelei.
1902. 58 "The thought of youth."
289 Confidences.
377 Children's voices.
1903. 41 The bracelet.
80 The children's hour.
241 Busy idleness.
387 The leopard's skin.
1904. 124 Butterflies.
SOADY, B  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1840. 387 Landscape.

1772. 1773-

3^5

281

282

SOANE, Sir John, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.
Architect.
John Soan,
at Mr. Holland's, Half Moon Street.
Front of a nobleman's town
house.
Front, next the Thames, of the
Royal Academy, from actual
measurement.
Garden front of a gentleman's
villa.
At Mr. Holland's, Hertford Street.
1774. 296 A garden-building, consisting
of a tea-room, alcove, bath,
and dressing-room to ditto.
Orange Court, Leicester Fields.
1775. 298 Elevation for a town house.
299 Section through the haU.
At Mr. Holland's, Mayfair.
1776. 289 The principal fagade and plan
of a design for a Royal
Academy.
At Mr. Holland's,
Mayfair, and
7, Hamilton Street,
Piccadilly.
1777. 330 Elevation of a mausoleum to
the memory of James King,
Esq. Rome.
308 Plan, elevation, and section of
a British Senate House.
10, Cavendish Street.
471 Design for a dog house.
488 Elevation of a mausoleum,
489 Design for a mausoleum.
498 Plan of a mausoleum.
524 do. and elevation of a hunting
casine.
33, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square.
534 Elevation of a design for a
prison.
362 Design for a gateway.
367 do. dairy.
388 do. an observatory. J. Soane.
420 Gateway at Brancepeth Castle.
471 Blackfriars Bridge, Norwich.
485 Design for a mausoleum.
489 Offices at Burnhall.
500 Design for a museum.
523 Malvershall,
496 Front of a viUa designed for a
gentieman in Norfolk.
563 Entrance front of Burnhall,
the seat of George Smith,
Esq.

1779. 1781.

1782.
1783-1784. 1785.

200

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Soane, Sir John, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.—
continued. 1786. 478 Elevation of a bridge for a gen
tleman in Staffordshire. Welbeck Street.
1787. 452 The great room at Chillington,
built in the year 1786.
466 Entrance front to ChiUington,
erected in the year 1786.
(R.A. of Parma.) Great Scotland Yard.
1792. 550 Design for a villa; ditto for a
mausoleum, and a view of
Chilton Lodge.
558 Vestibule at the Bank of Eng
land, the great hall, Bentley
Priory, and the withdrawing
room at Wimpole.
Florence and Scotland Yard.
1793. 710 Geometrical elevation and per
spective view of the entrance
front of a seat of the Mar
quis of Abercorn's. Lincoln's Inn Fields.
The bank stock office, con
structed without timber.
Interior parts of a design, in
tended to be built at Cam
bridge.
A design for the entrance front
of a public building.
Interior of designs for a public
building.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Design for an entrance into
Hyde and the Green Park,
Part of the elevation of a de
sign to render the House of
Lords more commodious,
!{No such numbers in my cata
logue or in that at the Royal
Academy; the numbering passes
from 1069 to 1072.)
Entrance to Hyde Park opposite
Great Cumberland Street.
The hall at Tyringham, the
seat of W. Praed, Esq.
The intended mansion of David
Scott, Esq., in Scotland.
The hall now building at Bent
ley Priory, a seat of the
Marquis of Abercorn.
Design for a national mauso
leum.
Design for a triumphal bridge,
for which the diploma of the
Academy of Parma was
given.
956 The bridge of Tyringham, be
longing to W. Praed, Esq.

1794.

592

635

I79S-

648

649

1796.

73^

735

1797.

1070

1071
1798.
927
960
1006
1799.
935
942
953
1799.
1800.
1007
IOI3
IOI8 960
1036
Design for a triumphal bridge.
The entrance into Bagshot
Park, a seat of H,R,H.
Prince William of Glou
cester.
A vestibule at the Bank,
View of a staircase designed
for the Right Hon, William
Pitt,
View of the new Consols office
in the Bank built in the
year 1799.
1041 View from Old Palace Yard,
of a design for a new House
of Lords.
1045 View of a design for the Na
tional Bank of Ireland.
1047 View from the Thames of a
design for a new House of
Lords.
1059 Design for an intended House
of Lords,
1 80 1. 865 Part of the design for the new
House of Lords,
890 do. do.
956 A sepulchral church,
957 A villa now building at Ealing.
(Elected R.A.)
1802. 898 View of the new buildings in
the Bank of England, erected
in 1800.
905 View of Part of a design for
the new house of Lords.
1803. 435 A design for the Royal en
trance into the new House
of Lords, as submitted to
His Majesty.
562 View of a library now finishing
in a villa on Ealing Green.
1021 View of one of the designs for
the new House of Lords, as
submitted to His Majesty.
821 View ofa pubhc building.
795 Design for a mausoleum.
805 View of part of the design for
the new House of Lords.
797 Design for a triumphal bridge.
901 A view of part of the Bank of
England.
907 A view of the new entrance
into the Bank of England,
from Prince's Street,
912 A view of part of a design for
the new House of Lords.
1807, 105 1 View of one of the interior
quadrangles in the Bank of
England.
1056 Design for the new House of
Lords, with the buildings
connected.
1804.1805,1806,
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

20I

1807. 1060 View of one of the interior
quadrangles of the Bank of
England.
1808. 849 View next the river, of a design
made for the new House of
Lords in 1795, by order of
a Committee of the House
of Lords.
855 Entrance hall at Croome's HiU,
a seat of the Hon. G. F.
Littelton; and two views of
a corridor in the Bank of
England.
889 Mausoleum to the memory of
N, Desenfans, Esq.
931 View of a vestibule in the
Bank of England.
984 View of the anti-room to the
Discount office in the Bank
of England.
1809. 778 View of the north front of the
Bank of England.
828 View of part of the proposed
design for the new House of
Lords, etc.
1810. 692 View ofthe houses in Prince's
Street, Lothbury, erected in
the year 1808.
710 Design for the Opera house
proposed to be built on the
site of Leicester House gar
den.
716 Design for the Opera House
proposed to be built on the
site of Leicester House gar
den.
759 Design for a sepulchral church.
832 do. the Opera house,
etc.
866 Part of the North front of
the Bank as originally in
tended.
877 Design for one of the fronts of
the new House of Lords,
etc, 1795,
181 1, 880 View of a mausoleum to the
memory of the late Sir F.
Bourgeois, Knt.
881 View of the royal entrance
into the proposed new House
of Lords.
892 View of the north front of the
Bank of England as origin
ally designed.
1812. 804 Design for a Senate house
from the original drawings
made in Rome in 1779.
8ro Design for a mausoleum to the
memory of Sir F, Bourgeois,
and a gallery for the recep-
VII.

tion of his coUection of pic
tures bequeathed to Dulwich
College.
1812. 811 New entrance hall to the Bank
of England.
1813. 812 Design for three houses in
tended to form a centre on
the north side of Lincoln's
Inn Fields, in part erected.
836 Design for a mausoleum at
tached to the gaUery now
building at Dulwich CoUege
for the reception of the pic
tures bequeathed to that
establishment by the late Sir
F. Bourgeois.
1814. 701 View of part of one of the
designs for a new House of
Lords.
1815. 769 View of the Gallery containing
the pictures bequeathed to
Dulwich CoUege by the
late Sir F. Bourgeois, and
the museum attached there
to.
1816, 799 Monument.
810 do.
1817. 877 View of part of a design for a
public building,
889 Sketch of an elevation of a
national monument, forming
part of a general design for
the improvement of the two
Houses of Parhament, the
Courts of Judicature, the
buUdings appertaining there
to, and to commemorate the
victories of Waterloo and
Trafalgar.
1818. 908 View of the new buildings
forming the principal altera
tions and additions in the
establishment of the Royal
Hospital at Chelsea.
914 The elevation, plan, longitu
dinal perspective section
and other parts of a design
for a national monument,
to perpetuate the glorious
achievements of British val
our by sea and land.
925 The perspective representation
of the exterior of a design
for a national monument,
forming one side of a quad
rangle; the other sides in
tended for sites of a Royal
Palace, the two Houses of
Parliament, and Courts of
Judicature. D D

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Soane, Sir John, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.—
continued. 1819, 1034 A cenotaph, now building, to
the memory of the late Right
Hon, William Pitt, etc,
1820, 894 Architectural visions of early
fancy, in the gay morning of
youth; and dreams in the
evening of life,
1821. 949 Bird's-eye view of a design for
a royal residence.
950 Sketch for a church proposed
to be built in the Regent's
Park,
964 do, do. do.
978 do. do. do.
1822. 854 Design shewing part of the
exterior and interior of the
Bank of England,
875 Design shewing part of the
exterior and interior of a
house in Lincoln's Inn
Fields,
906 Continuation of do,
1823, 974 View of the Scala Regia of
His Majesty's entrance to
the House of Lords.
979 An architectural study; sub
ject, the National Debt re
demption office, and the
cenotaph to the memory of
the Right Hon. WiUiam
Pitt,
984 View of the Scala Regia,
leading to the House of
Lords,
987 View of one of the Consol
offices in the Bank of Eng
land, etc,
1050 An architectural study, subject,
a church.
1056 An architectural study, subject,
the picture gallery and mau
soleum ofthe late Sir Francis
Bourgeois, at Dulwich.
1824. 838 View of the Bank of England
from the N.W, corner,
873 View of the Bank of England
from the west corner,
884 View of the Bank of England
from N.E, corner,
965 View of a design for His Ma
jesty's entrance into the
House of Lords; erected
between the 3rd October,
1823, and the 29th January,
1824.
1825. 902 A groupe of churches, to Ulus-
trate different styles of archi
tecture.

1825. 903 Design for a sepulchral church
and mausoleum; a study.
913 View of a design for a part of
the exterior of a public
building.
923 View of part of a public buUd
ing now erecting.
1826. 869 Plans, elevations, etc., for com
pleting the south side of
Downing Place, and con
necting the same with the
new Council Office, the
Board of Trade, and the
Treasury by a triumphal
arch. This arch, decorated
with statues of His Majesty,
the Duke of York, and the
Duke of Wellington, the
battle of Waterloo in basso-
relievo, and other appro
priate sculpture, is intended
to perpetuate the military
glory and invincible valour
of Great Britain. The arch
at the end of Downing Place,
decorated with statues of his
late Majesty, Lord Howard
of Effingham, and Lord
Nelson, with the defeat of
the Spanish Armada and
the Battle of Trafalgar re
presented in basso-relievo,
is intended to record the
glorious and ever memor
able atchievements of the
British Navy. Downing
Place, thus enlarged and en
riched with national monu
ments, commemorative of
the splendid successes of the
British arms by sea and land,
and containing likewise
some of the principal public
offices and the official resi
dences of several of the great
Officers of State, would form
a suitable approach to the
House of Lords from the
new Palace in St. James's
Park whenever His Majesty
should be graciously pleased
to open the Session of Par
liament in his Royal Person,
and the procession would be
no longer compelled, as at
present, to pass under the
low arches and gloomy
vaultings of the Horse
Guards. "Mihi turpe re-
linqui est."

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203

1826. 870 Plan, elevation and perspective
view of a design for the
western barrier of the me
tropolis; with entrances into
the two Royal Parks.
879 A design for a national en
trance into the metropolis,
intended to combine the
classical simplicity of the
Grecian architecture, the
magnificence of the Roman
architecture, and the fanciful
intricacy and playful effects
of the Gothic architecture.
889 Plans, elevations and perspec
tive views of a design for
entrances from Piccadilly
into the two Royal Parks,
made under the direction of
John Robinson, Esq., Sur
veyor-General of His Ma
jesty's Woods and Forests.
1827. 905 View of the interior of the new
Council Chamber.
910 General plan and differentviews
of the new Law Courts at
Westminster.
911 View m the Portico, with the
principal entrance ; being
part of a design for a Royal
Residence.
954 Portico with carriage on an in
clined plane; being part of
a design for a Royal Resi
dence.
967 Interior of the Court of King's
Bench, etc.
968 Interior of the High Court of
Chancery.
977 Design for a Royal Residence.
1828. 983 Design to render the entrances
into the House of Lords,
etc., more commodious, etc.,
etc.
984 Interior of a design for a
sepulchral chapel. It is pro
posed to erect this chapel
contiguous to the Parade in
front of the Horse Guards,
in honour of His late R.H.
the Commander in chief,
etc., etc.
990 Design for completing the
Board of Trade and the New
Council offices. In this de
sign Downing Street is made
the centre of the front, etc.,
etc.
1033 View of one of the courts of a
royal palace. Vignola's cele

brated palace at Caprarola
determined the general out
line of the plans, etc.
In the centre of the build
ing is a dome similar to that
of the Pantheon, etc.
This palace was proposed
to be erected in Hyde Park
with a series of magnificent
hotels extending from
Knightsbridge to Bayswater,
etc., etc.
1828. 1127 Exterior of a design for a
sepulchral chapel.
II 28 Design for a royal palace, etc.
1829. 989 Design to complete the North
front of Westminster HaU,
etc.
998 Design for completing the
buildings at the corner of
Downing Street, etc. In
scribed to Lord Goderich.
1039 Interior of a room erected in
1828 for the Society of Free
masons, under the auspices
ofthe Grand Master H.R.H.
the Duke of Sussex.
1 1 28 Designs for entrances into
Hyde Park, St. James's
Park, etc., altered from those
exhibited in 1817, etc. In
scribed to the Duke of
WeUington.
1830. 1031 An architectural pasticcio.
1042 The New Mason's Hall in Free
mason's Tavern.
1052 A bird's-eye view of the Bank
of England, etc. {French
quotation from Le Diable
Boiteux)
1831. 981 Design for the new State Paper
office, etc.
987 Architectural sketches.
990 Design for a monopteral temple
to enshrine a colossal statue
of His late R.H. the Duke
of York, etc.
997 Design for the new State Paper
office.
1004 View of the entrance into the
sculpture gallery of Francis
Chantrey, Esq., R.A.
(Knighted.)
1832. 992 Architectural ruins; a vision.
" The cloud-capt towers,
etc."
998 Interior of the edifice devoted
exclusively to Freemasonry,
adjoining Freemason's Hall
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Soane, Sir John, R.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.—
continued. evening view made after the
completion of the build
ing.
1832. 1006 An entrance to a park.
1833. 996 Design for a new State Paper
office in Duke Street, West
minster, etc.
1834. 870 Model of the principal front of
a design for completing the
buildings at Whitehall, north
and south of Downing Street.
At the south-east corner of
Downing Street is the pro
posed new Home office, and
southward the new Record
office, chambers for the
Judges, the Colonial office.
Board of Control, etc.
The exterior of these pub
lic buildings . . . might be
connected together by a
triumphal arch, etc. King
Street is considerably wid
ened and continued in a
straight line towards West
minster abbey church, etc.
The building at the northern
extremity, containing the
office of the Secretary of
State for the Home depart
ment, is proposed to be new
fronted and added to the
Treasury chambers.
871 Model of part ofthe new State
Paper office, etc.
1835. 975 An&xc\\\tectw[a\s\iQtch. {French
quotation from Rousseau.)
1836. 951 A design for the improvement
of the buildings adjacent to
Westminster Hall, for two
new Houses of Parliament,
and Courts of Judicature,
from the original drawings
made in 1796.
952 A portfoho design for a British
Senate House; from the
original drawings made in
Rome, 1779, This design
was composed without re
gard to expense or limit as
to space — in the gay morn
ing of youthful fancy, amid
all the wild imagination of
an enthusiastic mind, ani
mated by the contemplation
of the majestic ruins of the
sublime works of Imperial
Rome.

1836. 953 A design for a new House of
Lords, made in obedience
to an order of a committee
in 1794,
{D. N B. states that his real name was
Swan, which he changed first to Soan and
then {in 1784) to Soane. It has been com
pulsory to curtail many of the descriptions
in the catalogues owing to their great length.)
SOANE, John, Junr  Architect.
At Mr. Candy's, 58, Greek Street.
181 1. 883 View of various architectural
subjects belonging to J.
Soane, Esq., R.A., as ar
ranged in the year 1809.
889 Design for a public bath.
SODEN, John E  Painter.
Bedford Rooms, Covent Garden.
1 86 1. 269 Quizzing the neighbours.
16, Mornington Road.
1863. 664 Lost or mislaid.
1 01, Stanhope Street, N. W.
1865. 254 Near neighbours quarrel most.
457 The odd change. 233, Stanhope Street.
1868. 195 Singing it over.
605 Well, I never!
SODEN, Miss Susannah  Painter.
16, St. Mark's Crescent, Notting Hill.
1867. 86 Azaleas. 72, Ledbury Road, Bayswater.
1876. 678 Azaleas, 115, Ledbury Road.
1888. 1468 Azaleas.
1890. 1367 Pink and white azaleas,
SODINI, Dante  Sculptor.
15, Viale Regina Vittoria,
Florence, Italy.
1895. 1670 An old Florentine — head; terra
cotta.

SOEBORG, Knud  Painter.
49, Roland Gardens, S. W.
1897. 331 Nesta Violet, daughter of Percy
Cavill, Esq.
SOHN, Carl  Painter.
1883. 840 Cetewayo. Exhibited by Com
mand of H.M. the Queen.

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205

SOILLEUX, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1810. 833 Fruit and flowers from nature.
181 1, 768 Bignonia Catalapa.
1813. 718 Flowers from nature.
18 16. 516 Flowers and fruit from nature.

SOLLY, Miss Evelyn W  Painter.
Merry Hill, Bushey, Herts.
1897. 104 The babes in the wood.
632 The judgment of Paris.
Cranmere, Hillside, New Bushey.
1901. 1030 A rose garden.
1903. 916 A Somersetshire orchard.

SOLLY, Samuel  Painter.
6, Saville Row.
1870. 547 Sketch on the Old Man, Conis
ton.
187 1. 693 The Frying Pan, Cadgwith,
Cornwall.

SOLOMON, Abraham  Painter.
A. Solomons,
3, Sandys Street,
Bishopsgate without.
1841. 88 My grandmother.
1 1 64 "It would seem that nurse
Shoolbred's apphcations
were now so far successful,
that Catherine's senses were
in some measure restored;
for turning her face more to
wards her lover than her for
mer posture permitted, she
let her right hand fall upon
his shoulder, leaving her left
StiU in his possession, and
seeming slightly to detain
him, while she whispered,
'Do not go, Henry. — Stay
with me, they will kill thee,
these men of blood.' "—Fair
Maid of Perth.
A. Solomon,
3, Sandys Street,
Bishopsgate without.
1842. 1022 Scene from the Vicar of Wake
field.
1843. '^5 " On widow fair and staid
He fixed his eye, but he was
much afraid;
Yet wooed, while she his hair
of silver hue
Demurely noticed, and her eye
withdrew. " — Crabbe.

1844. 10 "The Sabbath service o'er,
through shady lanes . . .
his tender suit he urged, and
of the future such a picture
drew of happiness, etc"
255 Portrait of a lady.
1845. 502 '"Then by heaven,' answered
Julian, 'IwiUwatchhis arrival
in this island, and in this
house; and, ere he has locked
thee in his arms, he shall
answer to me on the subject
of my suit.' 'Then demand
that answer now,' said a voice
without the door, which was
at the same time slowly
opened. 'Demand that an
swer now, for here stands
Ralph Bridgenorth.'"— /"^ZJ^-
ri I of the Peak.
8, Percy Street, Rathbone Place.
1846. 670 The breakfast table. "The
stratagem of youth often
outwits the experience of
age." 21, Howland Street.
1847. 606 Robert Manning, Esq.
746 The Vicar of Wakefield, when
prepared for church on the
first Sunday after his loss of
fortune, reproving his wife
and daughters for appearing
in their usual finery. "These
rufflings and pinkings, and
patchings will only make us
hated by the wives of all our
neighbours, etc."
1848. 1249 A ball room in the year 1760.
" Now let the youth to whose
superior place It first belongs
the splendid ball to grace,
etc"
1849. 497 Academy for instruction in the
discipline of the fan, 171 1.
" Mr. Spectator, — Women
are armed with fans as men
with swords, and sometimes
do more execution with them.
To the end, therefore, that
ladies may be entire mis
tresses of the weapon they
bear, I have erected an
academy for the training up
of young women in the exer
cise of the fan, according to
the most fashionable airs and
motions that are now prac
tised at court." — Spectator,
No. 102.

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Solomon, Abraham-
50, Upper Charlotte Street.
1850. 525 Too truthful.
" So very like a painter drew.
That every eye the picture
knew;
He hit complexion, feature,
air.
So just the life itself was there;
He gave each muscle all its
strength.
The mouth, the chin, the nose's
length
His honest pencU touched
with truth.
And marked the date of age
and youth.
He lost his friends, his practice
failed;
Truth should not always be
revealed." — Gay.
1851. 817 An awkward position. "Oliver
Goldsmith, towards the close
of 1762, removed to ' Merry
IsUngton,' then a country
viUage, though now swal
lowed up in omnivorous
London. In this neighbour
hood, he used to take his
solitary rambles, sometimes
extending his walks to the
gardens of the White Con
duit House, so famous
among the essayists of the
last century. While strolling
one day in these gardens, he
met three daughters of the
family of a respectable
tradesman, to whom he was
under some obligation. With
his prompt disposition to
oblige, he conducted them
about the garden, treated
them to tea, and ran up a
bill in the most open-handed
manner imaginable; it was
only when he came to pay,
that he found himself in one
of his old dilemmas, — he had
not the wherewithal in his
pocket, A scene of perplexity
now took place between him
and the waiter, in the midst
of which came up some of
his old acquaintances, in
whose eyes he wished to
stand particularly well.
When, however, they had
enjoyed their banter, the
waiter was paid, and poor

Goldsmith enabled to con
voy off the ladies with flying
colours." — Washington Irv
ing.
1852. 618 The grisette. "In a few min
utes the grisette came in with
her box of lace; — I will buy
nothing, however, said I
within myself. The grisette
would show me everything;
I was hard to please; she
would not seem to see it;
she opened her little maga
zine and laid all her laces
one after another before me,
etc."
noo Scene from "Le Tartuffe," act
ii, scene 4. {Quotation in
French.)
1853. 470 Brunetta and Philhs. "PhiUis
was draped in a brocade
more gorgeous and costly
than had ever before ap
peared, , , . Brunetta came
in a plain black silk, attended
by a negro girl in a petticoat
of the same brocade with
which Phillis was attired.
This drew the attention of
the whole company, upon
which the unhappy PhiUis
swooned away." — Spectator,
No, 80,
1854. 314 Firstclass, — themeeting, "And
at first meeting loved,"
361 Second class — the parting.
" Thus part we rich in sor
row. Parting poor,"
1855, 355 A Contrast, "WiU Fortune
never come with both hands
fuU?

Such are the poor, in health;
such are the rich, that have
abundance and enjoy it not,"
1856, 486 The bride,
533 Doubtful fortune. "We know
we're cheated, yet would fain
believe," 18, Gower Street.
,1857. 562 Waiting for the verdict.
1858. 228 The flight,
454 " In silks and satins new.
And hoop of monstrous size;
She never slumbered in her
pew
But when she shut her eyes."
— Goldsmith.
55S "The Hon in love."— C/^
Fable.

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207

1859. 243 "IcionRase" — Brittany.
293 The fox and the grapes.
— '-» 557 " Not Guilty." Companion pic
ture to "Waiting for the
Verdict," exhibited 1857.
i860. 478 Drowned! Drowned! "The
gods are just, and of our
pleasant vices Make instru
ments to scourge \x%."—King
Lear.
1 86 1. 180 Consolation.
464 La Malade Imaginaire. {French
quotation.)
1862. 471 The lost found. "Thou hast
turned for me my mourning
into dancing: Thou hast put
off my sackcloth, and girded
me with gladness." — Psalm
xxxii.

SOLOMON, J. L  Painter.
15, Duke Street, Manchester Square.
1854. 310 II Penseroso.

SOLOMON, J. W  Painter.
8, King Street, Covent Garden.
1828. 952 Michael showing Adam the
deliverance of Noah and his
family after the flood ; a
sketch. " He looked and saw
The ancient sire descend
with all his train, etc." —
Milton.
1829. 418 Mrs. Gascoigne.
1093 Expulsion of Adam and Eve
from Paradise. "Whereat,
In either hand the hastening
angel caught our lingering
parents, etc." — Milton.
1830. 387 Miss L. De Stuart.
1831. 53 A study. 35, Henrietta Street.
1833. 53 Portrait of a lady.
173 The favourite.
1834. 91 Jessy.
163 Puck. "But are we spirits of
another sort, etc." — Mid
summer Nights Dream. I, Strand.
1835. 17 The young rover.
1839. 63 Taking it easy; one of the best
mottoes in life.
1 84 1. 375 The present.
1842. 16 Une Bayadere.
1845. 1017 La Promenade,
1846. 274 "Delightful task to rear the
tender thought ! "

15, Duke Street, Manchester Square.
1849. 252 D. CuUimore, Esq., 3rd Brigade
Bengal Horse Artillery.

SOLOMON, Miss Rebecca... Painter.
50, Upper Charlotte Street.
1852. 1055 A. Solomon, Esq.
1854. 425 The governess. "Ye, too, the
friendless, yet dependent,
that findnor home, nor lover.
Sad imprisoned hearts, cap
tive to the net of circum
stance." — Martin Tupper.
1855. 1360 The story of Balaclava.
"Wherein he spoke of most
disastrouschances." — Shake
speare.
1856. 511 A friend in need. " Drest in a
little brief authority, etc." —
Shakespeare. 1 8, Gower Street.
1857. 27 "'Tis better to be lowly born,
etc." — Shakespeare.
1858. 1094 Behind the curtain.
1859. 548 liove's labour lost.
i860. 269 Peg Woffington's visit to Trip
let, "If it was art, glory
be to such art, so worthily
applied, and honour to such
creatures as this, that come
like sunshine into poor men's
houses, and tune drooping
hearts to daylight and hope !"
— Charles Reade.
1861. 581 The arrest of a deserter.
1862. 432 Fugitive Royahsts, "One touch
of nature makes the whole
world kin."
1 8, John Street, Bedford Row.
1863. 668 Good night.
1864. 502 Harry Esmond's welcome at
Walcote. '"Look, who comes
here? burst out Frank with
a laugh.' ' 'Tis Mistress Bea
trix, with a new ribbon. I
knew she would put one on
as soon as she heard a cap
tain was coming to supper.'
So she came, holding her
dress with one fair rounded
arm, and her taper before
her, tripping down the stair
to greet Esmond." — Thacke
ray.
21, Guildford Street, Russell Square.
1865. 459 The lion and the mouse.
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Solomon, Miss Rebecca — continued.
1 06, Gower Street.
1867. 150 Heloise.
484 Giovannina — Roma.
1 2, Fitzroy Street.
1869. 785 Helena and Hermia. "Oland
is all forgot, etc." — Shake
speare. 8, Kingswood Avenue, W.
1903. 827 A bit of old London.
SOLOMON, Simeon  Painter.
18, Gower Street.
1858. 1066 " And the Lord said. Take now
thy son, thine only son Isaac,
and offer him there for a
burnt offering upon one of
the mountains I wiU tell thee
of."
i860. 346 Moses,
1861. 493 A young musician employed in
the Temple service during
the Feast of Tabernacles,
22, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1862, 487 The child Jeremiah.
1863. 508 Juhette.
567 The betrothal of Isaac and Re
becca.
1864. 273 A deacon, 26, Howland Street.
1865. 431 Habet! 106, Gower Street.
1866. 555 Damon and Aglae. "Sweet for
a little even to fear, and
sweet O Love! etc., etc."
1867, 113 Bacchus. 12, Fitzroy Street.
1869. 787 The toilette of a Roman lady.
1870. 77 A youth relating tales to ladies.
277 Love bound and wounded.
1871, 485 "The law is a tree of life to
those who lay hold upon
it. The supporters thereof
are happy."
1872. 665 Judith and her attendant going
to the Assyrian camp.

SOLOMON, Solomon J., A.R.A. Painter.
3, Paragon, New Kent Road.
1 88 1, 319 Portrait of a gentleman.
1883. 665 Waiting.
1436 M. Bical. 61 Chepstow Place.
1884. 908 Ruth. " And Ruth said, Intreat
me not to leave thee, or to
return from following after
thee." — Ruth, i, 16,
926 Portrait of a gentleman.

1885,

29

731

1886,

256

734

1887.

•43

503

1888.

523

712
1889.
393
760
1239
1890.
56
1063
I89I.
248
988
1892.
526
666
1893,
575
867
892
1894,
402
523
1895.
127
749
770
1896:
120
432
1897.
90
363
383
1898.
46
299
403
1899.
1900.
I90I,
625
437 605
639255539597
1024 •7
648
1902.
18, Holland Park Road.
Love's first lesson.
Mrs. Ludwig Messel,
Miss Teresa Meyer.
Cassandra,Mrs. Bernard Solomon.
Samson. Mrs. Henry Lumley.
Niobe.
Gladys, daughter of Arthur
Raphael, Esq.
Sacred and profane Love.
Sir John Simon, Serjeant-at-
law.
Mrs. George Mosenthal.
Hippolyta.Portrait of a lady.
The Judgment of Paris.
2, St. John's Wood Studios.
PhiUp Haldinstein, Esq.
Orpheus.
Mrs. William J. Armitage.
William James Armitage, Esq.
" Your health ! "
Mrs. Patrick CampbeU as
" Paula Tanqueray."
I. Zangwill, Esq.
Miss Lucy Ingram.
Arthur Hacker, Esq., A.R.A.
Echo and Narcissus.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Mrs. Albert J. Jessel.
The birth of love.
George Frampton, Esq., A.R.A.
Raphael Tuck, Esq.
Mrs. Adolph Tuck.
Mrs. Kenneth Foster.
Mrs. S. J. Solomon.
Sir George Faudel Phillips,
Bart., G.C.S.I.
On the threshold of the city,
June 22, 1897. 60, Finchley Road.
Laus Deo!
Adolph Tuck, Esq.
Joseph Smith, Esq., Ex- Mayor
of Oldham.
Equipped.B. L. Cohen, Esq., M.P.
John Woodrow Cross, Esq.
Presentation portrait.
Mrs. Jules de Meray.
Mrs. Roscoe Brunner.
The Hon. Mrs. Reginald
Rankin.
W. H. Dunn, Esq. Presenta
tion portrait.
Mrs. Alex. Leon,
Mrs. William J. Murphy.
Madame Blanche Marchesi.
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1902. 18 NeUie, daughter of C. Stett-
hauer, Esq.
n8 Psyche.
376 WUliam Tebb, Esq,
1903. 73 H. J. Levy, Esq,
82 Mrs. Benjamin Lazarus.
622 Miss Montagu.
1904. 13 Sir Seymour King, K.C.S.I.
107 Portrait of a gentleman and his
daughter.
240 An allegory.
357 Earl Cadogan, K.G.
522 Mrs. Gerald Beddington.
SOLOMON, William E. G... Painter.
6, Pembroke Walk Studios, W.
1903. 932 The kiss of dawn.
1904. 818 Leila, daughter of Edward
Marcus, Esq.
SOLOMONS, Richard  Painter.
— Solomons, Liverpool.
1823. 471 His Majesty's steam and sailing
packet "Tartar," upon
foreign service.

SOLON, Leon V  Sculptor.
Bank House, Stoke-on-Trent.
1952 Feeding the flame; relief.
1945 A string of gold; panel,
enamel.
1946 The finishing touch; panel,
enamel.
2044 The black cat; relief, china.
1837 La Pribre; china.
1844 By the road side; china.

1898.1899,

1900, 1903.

SOMERSCALES, John  Painter.
3, Leicester Street, Hull.
1893. 1723 Design for spandrels for a
School of Art; wax.
1898. 1216 On the Flesk, near Killarney.
SOMERSCALES, Thomas... Painter.
3, Leicester Street, Hull.
1893. 434 Corvette shortening sail to
pick up a shipwrecked crew.
15, Newburgh Road, Acton.
1894. 266 A summer afternoon in the
Atlantic a hundred years
ago. The end of the fight
off Ushant, June ist, 1794.
British ships forming line to
cut off French prizes, and
protect the Queen.
1895. 593 After the gale; taking to the
boats.
1896. 69 Sailors bathing.
917 Volunteers for a boat's crew.
VII.

301, Beverley Road, Hull.
1897. 618 The last fight of the Revenge.
"The little Revenge ran on
sheer into the heart of the
foe. With her hundred fight
ers on deck, and her ninety
sick below."
1898. 959 A coming squall.
1899. 2 Pico in the Azores.
943 Off Valparaiso. Purchased for
the Chantrey Bequest for
;^25o. 3, Leicester Street, Hull.
1900. 1042 A flying squadron of the old
school.
1901. 77 "Picking up a man."
514 The Caravels of Columbus.
1902, 462 The end of the gale.
1903. 323 Homeward bound.
1904. 387 The coast of the Desert of
Tarapaca.
SOMERSCALES, Thomas, Junr. Painter.
301, Beverley Road, Hull.
1900. 1352 The Llugwy, near Bettws.
3, Leicester Street, Hull.
1901. 1097 A Valley in North Wales.
53, Park Avenue, Hull.
1903. 819 Sunshine after rain.
SOMERSET, Frank  Painter.
Newbury, Bucks.
1878, 288 Medea, 57, Bedford Gardens.
1883. 654 Scene from the "Tempest."
SOMERSET, Mrs. J  Painter.
53, Halliford Street, Islington.
1888. 1469 A Devonshire cottage.
SOMERSET, Richard Gay... Painter.
90, Bristol Street,
Hulme, Manchester.
1876. 9 The first day of January.
247 The bridge.
1877. 86 Royal Common, Surrey.
8, Vine Grove, Hulme.
1879. 370 Wandering sheep.
95, Bridge Street, Manchester.
1880, 1044 Through the surf, Capri; a
winter scene.
1881. 533 Capri. 8, Vine Grove, Hulme.
1882. 60 Tramontana, Bay of Naples.
120 Late Autumn.
606 San Giorgio, Venice.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Somerset, Richard Gay — continued.
1883. 752 Hambledon Common.
1884, 334 The classic ground, Isola di
Capri,
832 Ischia, from the Grande Marina,
Isola di Capri,
1560 An olive grove in winter, Isola
di Capri.
1886. 535 Outskirts of Venice.
867 In the Lagunes, Venice.
1887. 288 The wintry woods.
8, Old Exchange Arcade, Manchester.
1888. 98 Lingering leaves.
197 Moorland landscape.
327 Gathering the flock.
Brazennose Club, Manchester.
1889. 702 Conway Quay.
Bron Haul, Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales.
1896. 387 A spate on the Conway, Bettws-
y-Coed. Pengwern, Bettws-y-Coed.
1902. 647 FaUs on the Conway.

SOORD, Alfred U  Painter.
II, Meadow Studios, Bushey.
1893. 1210 Irish fish girl.
1894. 1138 St. Osyth, Essex.
1445 Study of a head.
1896. 933 The golden hour.
102 1 Study of a head.
1 1 85 Portrait of a man.
1513 Study of an old man's head.
1897. 406 Madame de X.
1898. 125 Wastwater, Cumberland.
680 Water lilies.
1899. 523 The home of the eagle.
959 Portrait of a lady.
1548 Alder tree.
1900. 1073 The lost sheep.
1 221 William Maitland, Esq.
1901. 1089 Portrait of my wife.
Cranmere, Hillside Road,
New Bushey.
1902. 998 Portrait of my mother.
1903. 651 Flowers and fruit.
988 Chrystian.

SOPER, George  Painter.
300, Amhurst Road,
Stoke Newington.
1890. 1651 "Now fades the ghmmering
landscape on the sight."
3, New Court, W.C.
1896. 1539 The native cavalry charge,
Chitral Campaign.

34fl!, Memorial Hall Buildings.
1903. 1391 With General Knox, in chase
of De Wet; guns cross
ing a spruit.
SOPER, Harold C. W.
Miniature Painter.
14, Rectory Grove, Clapham.
1900. 1391 Oliver CromweU. After Sir
Peter Lely.
SOPER, Thomas James  Painter.
Bury Street, Edmonton.
1836. 138 Scene at Southgate.
9, Felix Terrace, Islington.
1842. 1159 Study from nature.
6, Tibberton Square.
1843, 214 Berry Pomeroy Castle, Devon
shire,
Albert Cottage, Cowley Road,
Brixton.
1844, 583 Eel traps on the Yeo, North
Devon.
1845. '^^ -^ summer shade.
1846. 191 On the North Devonshire
moorlands — afternoon.
289 A lane of pollard beeches.
359 Snowdon from Glaslyn — even
ing.
1847. 607 A lane by the woodside,
1021 Dolbadarn Castle and the Pass
of Llanberis, North Wales,
1848. 1254 Heath scene — afternoon.
1849. 459 A stormy day — scene in Sur
rey.
533 The river Conway at Bettws-y-
coed, North Wales.
I, Vassal Terrace, Brixton.
1850. 402 The Castle HiU, Berry Pome
roy, Devon.
1852. 209 The beach at Little Hampton,
Sussex.
340 Chart Lane, Dorking.
1853. 276 On the banks of the Thames,
near Twickenham.
1854. 616 Under the East Cliff, Hastings.
1013 Knaresboro' Castle, Yorkshire.
1 101 Lane scene.
1855. 434 On the coast of South Devon,
below Dartmouth.
630 Richmond Castle, Yorkshire.
1856. 485 On the upper part of the
Teign, near Chagford,
Devon.
1857. 525 The water cart; scene near
Godalming, Surrey.
1858. 13 From the fields at StonehiU,
looking towards London.
605 The ferry, Wargrave-on-
Thames.

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211

I, Lansdowne Terrace, Lambeth.
1859. 1041 Eel bucks on the Thames.
i860. 43 Lane scene.
556 The Thames at Goring, Oxford
shire.
6, Marlborough Villas,
Clapham Road.
1862. 978 Ludlow Castle, Shropshire.
1863. 800 Farm at Wootton, Surrey.
817 Avenue of Scotch firs, Wool-
beding House, Sussex, the
residence ofthe Hon. George
Ponsonby.
1864. 643 Hambledon Common, Surrey.
60, Studley Road, Stockwell.
1867. 145 On the Lea Marshes.
1869, 564 Dartmoor and the river Dart.
187 1. 1092 Harvest field, coast of Sussex:
storm coming on.
1873. 230 The Avenue, Danny Park,
Sussex.
770 View from HoUingbury, near
Brighton, looking towards
Worthing.
832 On the Mole, near Leather
head.
124, Kennington Park Road.
1874. 630 The Chestnut Avenue, Cow-
dray Park,
1875. 661 At Wargrave, Berks.
720 The Chestnut Avenue, Cow-
dray Park, Sussex.
920 On the river Arun, Sussex,
1876. 789 On the Rother, Midhurst, Sus
sex. 43, Gower Street.
1877. 702 Barnard Castle, Durham.
Crossway, Norbiton.
1880. 976 A creek on the Medway.
53, Warwick Road, Kensington.
1882. 951 A peep in the woods.
SOPER, William ... Enamel Painter.
6, Poland Street.
1882. 1350 Miss Laubach; enamelled on
copper,
1883. 1243 — Jones, Esq. After Grimaldi;
enamelled on copper.
223, Oxford Street.
1903. 1243 H.H, the late Prince Chris
tian Victor of Schleswig-
Holstein; enamel.
SORBY, Thomas Charles, F.R.G.S. Architect.
Stanley Street, Pimlico.
1856. 1054 Church in the Huron District
of West Canada.

26, Wellington St., Islington.
1858. 1077 Interior of a church.
42, Florence Street, Islington.
.1864. 770 The new Town HaU, Bromley,
Kent.

SORENJEN, C. F  Painter.
25, Ana'e Bourbon, Paris.
1855. 71 Scene from the coast of Hol
land.
SORESBY, J  Painter.
Master J. Soresby,
42, Cirencester Place.
182 1. 255 Portrait of a man in the em
ploy of Mr. Soresby, of
Cavendish Bridge, near
Derby.
SOTHERN, Miss Fanny  Painter.
Park Cottage, Brompton.
1874. 120 A study.
1875. 143 Bessy, daughter of P. H. Hol
land, Esq.
SORTINI, Saverio  Sculptor.
5, Regent Street.
1 90 1. 1693 Design for a decorated bell.
1752 La Mfere Gregoire; bust,
bronze.
SCEUF, Miss Jessie Le-. See L, vol. v,
page 45.
SOUNES, W  ...Medalist.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) W. Sounnes.
1820. 982 A study.
W. Sounes, 1 2, Denmark Street, Soho.
1832. 1045 Akenside; an impression from
a medal die.
17, Denmark Street, Soho.
1 84 1. 1 1 19 Impression from a medal die.
William Henry Sounes,
46, Rupert Street.
1846. 1377 An impression from a medal
die.
W, Sounes, Junr., 46, Rupert Street.
1847. 1289 Impression from a medal die.
SOUTH, R. S  Architect.
34, Stamford Street.
1825. 982 Design for a bath.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SOUTHALL, Joseph E  Painter.
1 3, Charlotte Road,
Edgbaston, Birmingham.
1895. 962 Cinderella. " Little tree, little
tree, shake over me That
silver and gold may come
down and cover me,"
1896. 1542 Isabel,
1897. 1695 Man in a fez.
SOUTHERDEN, John Ellison. Painter.
London.
1827. 387 Grapes. 135, Strand.
1828. 309 Landscape.
SOUTHERN, J. M  Painter.
89, Victoria Street, Liverpool.
1879. 751 A Welsh moorland in autumn.
781 A passing shower.
1880. 793 A Welsh homestead.
828 "Welcome, ye fresh green
meads. Ye streams and sigh
ing reeds."
9, Mulgrave Street, Liverpool.
1881. 687 A Welsh farmyard.
701 Spring afternoon, Conway val
ley.
736 Squire's garden.
1882. 731 "When drowsy dayhght's
drooping e'e Close o'er the
fading lea." — E. Waugh.
974 The shallows of a Welsh river.
SOUTHGATE, Miss Elsie... Painter.
107a, Long Acre.
1883. 400 Southbrook Farm, Gomshall.
1885. 1454 Blythburg, Suffolk.
1887. 1104 The Quay, Walberswick.
SOUTHWELL, W. F  Painter.
22, Baker Street.
1870. 326 Sulks.
SOUTTERAUT, F. A. De. See D,
vol. ii, page 312.
SOUZA-PINTO, J. J. De. See Pinto,
vol. vi, page 156.
SOWARD, J  Architect.
241, Tottenham Court Road.
1809. 731 Design for a county hall.
822 Interior of St. Giles' church
from the west end.
SOWARD, W. See Seward, vol. vii,
page 84.

SOWDEN, John  Painter.
1 2, Stirling Street, Bradford.
1863. 774 May blossom and nest.
1864. 611 Apple blossom and nest.
I, Blenheim Road, Bradford.
1888. 1430 A street in Robin Hood's Bay.
1890. 1 3 18 Robin Hood's Bay.
1892. 1 102 Whitby from Larpool.
SOWERBY, James. Miniature Painter.
2, Bolt and Tun Passage, Fleet Street.
1779. 309 A lady; in miniature.
1780. 87 Portrait of a family. — Sowerby.
1782. 393 Landscape.
J. Sowerby, 6, Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane.
1784. 317 Portrait of a lady,
6, Brandon Road,
Newington, Surrey.
1788. 391 Flower piece of scarce exotics.
2, Mead Place, Lambeth.
1790. 600 Passion flowers with fruit.
SOWERBY, John G  Painter.
Ravenshill, Gateshead.
1879. 459 Twilight.
1880. 44 PartenhaU.
1883. 978 Poppies.
1884. 622 Strayed.
1885. 1237 Plum-blossoms. Wall-on-Tyne, Northumberland.
1894. 589 A quiet wood.
John Sowerby, ChoUerton WaU, R.S.O.
1897. 1 119 The erring burn.
1171 A garden.
1898. 1158 The month of leaves.
Boxted House, near Colchester.
1899. 1016 The Rattle Beck.
1 90 1. 97 The flooded meadow.
545 The Amber Vale.
Sutton Courtenay, Abingdon, Berks.
1904. 509 The Avon.
SOWERBY, Miss Kate  Sculptor.
54, Long Acre.
1888. 1411 Fireside friends. 43, Theobald's Road.
1 89 1. 2027 A delusion; statuette.
1893. 1803 Study of a dog.
• 815 Horse and trooper (17th Lan
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213

SOYER, Madame (formerly Miss
Emma Jones)  Painter.
25, Charing Cross.
1840. 567 JuvenUe anglers: portraits of
the children of R. Thomp
son, Esq.
1842. 405 Sir George Chetwynd, Bart.
{See Miss Emma E. Jones, vol. iv,
page 264.)
SPACKMAN, Miss Mary A. Painter.
4, Brunswick Square.
1892. 1269 Daffodils.
SPAIN, John E. D  Architect.
28, Ovington Street, Chelsea.
1900. 1731 Design for military museum.
36, Great James Street,
Bedford Row.
1904. 1650 Design for altar screen, church
of St. Catharine.
SPAIN, John Henry  Architect.
41, Oakley Crescent, Chelsea.
1889. 900 The Archaic Court, British
Museum.

SPALDING, G. ...Miniature Painter.

G. Spalding, Junr.,

10, White Conduit Terrace,
Pentonville.
1821.
635
Portrait of a child.
G. Spalding,
10, White Conduit Terrace,
Pentonville.
1823.
645
Portrait of a lady.
1825.
663
do. gentleman.
1826.
592
do. lady.
798
do. gentleman.
41, White Lion Street.
1827.
724
Portrait of a lady.
1828.
939
do. do.
1829.
959
do. an artist.
980
do, a gentleman.
II, Strahan Terrace, Liverpool Road.
1830.
643
Portrait of a gentleman.
1831.
757
J, Fitzgerald, Esq,
1832.
683
Portrait of a young lady.
SPALDING, C. B  Painter.
G. B. Spalding, Reading,
and 34, Rathbone Place.
1840.
107
Sailor, Jerry and Lottery, cele
brated steeple-chase horses,
the property of Mr, John
Elmore.
2, Windsor Terrace, Pimlico.
1843. 70 Horses of Sir E. Filmer, Bart.
{C. B. Spalding in the index,
E. B. Spalding in the cata
logue)
C. B. Spalding,
9, Brunswick Place, Brighton.
68 The battle of Aliwal.
951 Horses.
35 A forester.
1848.1849.
SPALDING and CROSS
Architects.
15, Queen Street, E.C.
1891. 1927 Hampstead Liberal Club.
1893. 1512 Municipal Technical School,
Manchester.
1894. 1697 Congregational church. West
Hampstead.
SPANTON, W. S  Painter.
Bury St. Edmund's, and
1, Effingham Street, Pimlico.
1867. 286 Rev. Thomas Jackson.
1868. 497 Mr. Spear.
SPARE, Austin O  Etcher.
1 5, Kennington Park Gardens.
1904. 1359 A book plate.
SPARKES, Mrs. J. (formerly Miss
Catherine Adelaide Edwards). Painter.
The Lawn, 39, South Lambeth Road.
545 The Burgermeister's seat: early
days of the Reformation,
A.D. 1520.
655 A study on the Hardanger
Fjord, Norway.
862 Preparing for the birthday.
850 A Telemarken home, Norway.
747 Romola pleading with Savona
rola for the life of Bernardo
del Nero. See "Romola"
(George Eliot).
Mother and child in sunny
hours —
Joyous pass from their peaceful
home.
Bearing, 'mid fragrance of sum
mer flowers.
Simple gifts to the sad and
lone"
1879. 1431 A guerdon.
1 88 1. 302 Nearing the frontier.
1882. 481 The prelude.
1870.
1871.1872.1876.
1877.
1878. 872
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Sparkes, Mrs. J. — continued.
Ewhurst, near Gtdldford.
1884, 889 Twelve o'clock, Heathside, Ewhurst.
1890. 1354 Carnations.
{See Miss Catherine Adelaide Edwards,
vol. iii, page 22.)
SPARKS, Herbert B.
Miniature Painter.
50, Woodsome Road, N.
1893. 1260 The late Miss Ethel Dord.
SPARTALI, Miss Marie (afterwards
Mrs. W. J. Stillman)  Painter.
The Shrubbery. Clapham Common.
1870. 530 Saint Barbara.
838 The mystic tryst.
{See Mrs. W. J. Stillman.)
SPEARE, G  Painter.
G. Spear.
1 8 10. 333 View of Jedburgh Abbey, Scot
land. G. Speare.
1815. 431 View of Edinburgh Castle.
103, High Holborn.
1818. 592 View of Wilsdon Church, Mid
dlesex.
1825. 491 View on the eastern side of the
Harbour of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazils. 113, Aldersgate Street.
1826. 433 Old houses near Monmouth.
SPEARE, R  Painter.
R. Speare, Junr.,
22, St. Anne's Court, Soho.
1799. 607 The cottage in Hyde Park.
1800. 450 A farm at Great Berkhamp
stead, Herts.
1 80 1. 390 A landscape.
490 The bridge, with part of the
old palace, at Eltham, Kent.
966 House at Eltham, Kent.
1802. 1016 Willsden Church, Middlesex.
1090 Part of the old palace at Elt
ham, Kent.
1803. 317 View at Eltham, Kent,
454 Jedburgh Bridge, Scotland.
654 Roslin Castle, Scotland, R. Spear.
1810. 332 The hospital at Rio de Janeiro,
Brazils.
473 Cottages at Jedburgh.
718 Monastery at Kelso.

R. Speare.
181 1. 326 Banana trees.
412 A View of the City of St.
Sebastian, Rio de Janeiro.
1812. 443 A landscape.
755 Jedburgh, Scotland.
SPEARMAN, F. A  Painter.
1828. 831 Miss Oliver.
{F. A. Spearman in the index, F. H.
Spearman in the catalogue.)
SPEED, Harold  Painter.
12, Bedford Gardens, W.
1893, 172 Frederick Rathbone, Esq.
569 A Derbyshire trout stream.
1894. 359 Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's
dream.
902 Charles E. Skarratt, Esq.
Oakley Studio,
Upper Cheyne Row, Chelsea.
1895. 418 "The orb of day. In southern
climes, o'er ocean's wave-
less field comes sweetly
smihng."
1896. 81 Lilium Auratum: portrait of a
lady.
43 1 The Medusa head.
"Andromeda by Perseus
saved and wed.
Hankered each day to see the
Gorgon's head ;
Till o'er a fount he held it, bade
her lean.
And mirrored in the wave was
safely seen
That death she lived by."
Rossetti.
709 Morning — Venice.
1897. 179 Edward Speed, Esq.
993 The close of an autumn day.
1898. 363 Harry Mineard, Esq.
1899. no Mrs. John Biddulph.
210 Rosalind and Orlando. "Can
I not say, I thank you ? etc."
1900, 380 Cupid's well.
1596 Miss Meggie Barclay.
1602 Master Christopher Barclay,
8, Holland Park Road Studios.
1 90 1. 589 Francis Anderton, Esq.
1902. 251 Mrs. Harold Speed.
1903. 1374 Laurence Koe, Esq.
1904. 321 William Hughes, Esq.
SPEED, Miss Katharine G.... Painter.
80, Regents Park Road.
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215

1899. looi The gipsies: "While round
them shadows gathered, and
the fireUght fell."
Said House, Chiswick Mall.
1 90 1. 757 Dawn.
SPEIGHT, Thomas  Painter.
27, Digby Road, Finsbury Park.
1903. 1059 Little Clacton.
1367 Head of a woman ; study.
SPENCE, Benjamin Edward. Sculptor.
1849. 1283 BustofCharles HoUand, M.D. ,
F.R.S.
9, Via deP Incurabile, Rome.
1850. 1298 Ophelia. " There's rue for you,
etc."
1856. 1229 Venus and Cupid.
1861. 983 Hippolytus.
1866. 843 The parting of Hector and
Andromache.
SPENCE, Ernest  Painter.
6, The Grove, Highgate Road.
1884. 917 Tony Lumpton.
12, Edith Villas, West Kensington.
1890. 883 Solitude.
1 1 60 Circe.
1891. 287 Portrait of a nurse.
1894. 439 The gift to Pandora.
Cushendall Pit-Farm, Guildford.
1899. 1176 The river Wey, near St. Cathe
rine's.
1900. 1122 Norman lacemaker.
1254 St. Mary's GuUdford.
7, Sydney Road, Guildford.
1902. 7 Betty Nevill.
SPENCE, Harry  Painter.
227, Hope Street, Glasgow.
1895. 93 On the Normandy coast.
1899. 125 Valley of the Dee.
1903. 14 Moonrise.
SPENCE, J. M  Sculptor.
1848. 1328 Lavinia. "Then throw that
shameful pittance from thy
hand, etc." — Thomson.
SPENCE, Percy F. S.  Painter.
20, Ruskin Mansions, Kensington.
1899. 696 The toilers.
975 Sundown on the Kurrajong.
1900. 48 An Australian bushman.
1 90 1. 442 The cold blast.

89, Gunterstone Road,
West Kensington.
1902. 742 The storm wind.
SPENCE, Philip  Painter.
3, Stratford Studios, W.
1902. 968 Valley of the Domleschy,
Switzerland.
1013 The bed ofthe NoUa, Thusis.
SPENCE, Robert  Painter.
3, Stratford Studios, W.
1902. 674 Legend of the founding of
Durham, by St. Cuthbert.
" In the year 995 Bishop
Aldune and the monks of
Lindisfarne fled from the
Danes with the body of St.
Cuthbert. At Wredelaw the
coffin refused to move until
the saint in a vision told
his followers that he must
rest at Dunholme (Durham).
A milkmaid, seeking her cow,
led them to the place, and
here they found a resting-
place for the body of the
Saint, above whose shrine
arose the Cathedral of Dur
ham."
1903. 435 George Fox at Lichfield. "It
was winter, and the word of
the Lord was like fire in me.
I put off my shoes, and left
them with some shepherds,
and as soon as I got within
the city the word of the
Lord came to me saying,
Cry wo unto the Bloody
city of Lichfield."
SPENCE, Thomas Ralph ... Painter.
25, Bridle Street, Newcastle-on- Tyne.
1876. 528 A breezy morning.
48, Holly Avenue, Newcastle.
1878. 1344 Fresh flowers.
42, Alexandra Place, Newcastle.
1883. no A dreamer. 45, Rathbone Place.
1 89 1. 220 A student.
1892. 501 The sleeping beauty.
730 A siesta.
1893. 481 The first invasion of Rome by
the Gauls : insult to Papirius.
1896. 599 Disciples of Sappho.
1897. 604 The temptation of Odysseus by
Circe. — Odyssey, book x.

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Spence, Thomas Ralph — continued.
28, Newman Street.
i8g8. 358 Telemachus at the house of
Menelaus. " In the heart of
Telemachus he stirred a
yearning to lament his father.
, . . And Menelaus marked
him, and mused in his mind
whether he should leave him
to speak of his father. While
yet he pondered these things
in his mind, Helen came
forth from her vaulted cham
ber."
1903. 289 The surrender of Capua, 210
B.C.: passing round the
poisoned cup.
SPENCE, William  Sculptor.
Liverpool.
182 1. 1093 Venus and Adonis.
" But as she saw him gasp his
latest breath.
And quiv'ring agonize in pangs
of death,
Down with swift flight she
plung'd nor rage forbore.
At once her garments and her
hair she tore, etc." — Ovid.
1125 Bust of the Rt. Hon. George
Canning. Brownlow Hill, Liverpool.
1843. 1441 Hero and Leander.
1489 Paris.
1490 Ulysses watching Argus die.
1844. 1311 Rachael hiding the gods of her
father in the camel-bags. —
Genesis, xxxi, 34.
1 312 Jacob raising a pillar over
Rachael's grave. — Genesis,
xxxv, 20.
1 3 19 A Greek soldier watering his
horse.

SPENCE,

W. B 

Painter.

Florence

1869.

335

Portrait.

SPENCELAYH, Charles.
Miniature Painter.
9, Railway Street,
Chatham
1892.
1402
Mrs. Robins.
1442
A portrait.
I, Trefusis Villas,
New
Brompton.
1894.
•294
Mrs. W. E. R. RandaU.
1895.
1184
Miss Mabel BeU.
1896.
•439
Miss Walpole.
1899. 1371 The captive.
1900. 453 A difficult task.
1 90 1. 740 Always busy.
SPENCER, C. Neame  Painter.
Belmont, Beckenham, Kent.
1897. 875 Pastoral.
SPENCER, Fred  Painter.
32, Geneva Road, Brixton.
1900. 852 Open pages.
1901. 682 Fruit.
1051 Apples and grapes.
1902. 891 Fresh gathered.
967 Fruit.
972 Old books to read.
1045 Apples and grapes.
1903. 851 Open pages.
991 Grapes, apples and nuts.
998 Fruit.
1904. 1065 Fruit.
SPENCER, J  Architect.
3, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
1804. 817 Design for a park entrance.
20, Great Ormond Street.
1807. 985 Design for a mausoleum.
SPENCER, J  Painter.
At Mr. Reynolds', Bayswater.
1822. 703 St. John's barn, Eltham.
SPENCER, John S  Painter.
3, Foley Street.
1841. 279 Ahillpreachingof Covenanters,
interrupted by the Life
Guards, and preparing to
defend themselves against
an expected attack.
SPENCER, Mrs. (formerly Miss Celia
Gandy)  Painter.
20, St. Martin's Court.
1836. 523 Sketch of exotics.
625 Rough sketch of exotics,
893 Convolvulus, from nature.
{See Miss Celia Gandy, vol. in, page 197.)
SPENCER, William Ball ...Sculptor. 89, Strand.
1843. 1360 Portrait of a gentleman.
1364 do. do.
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217

SPENCER, William Frederick. Sculptor.
5, St. Augustine's Road,
Camden Town.
1868. 1 1 19 WiUiam Charles Macready,
Esq.
1869, 1307 MedaUion of Miss B. A, S.
1 3 10 Miss L. M. S,; medaUion,

SPENLOVE, Frank Spenlove-. Painter.
Frank Spenlove,
Studios, Shortlands, Kent.
1887. 43 The home of the heron — early
morning.
742 In the stack.
Frank S. Spenlove,
The Parade, Beckenham.
1888. 849 The farmer's daughter.
1889. 225 Silver morn.
493 "In the evening it shaU be
light."
804 In the Low Country — early
morning.
841 L'^tude.
921 Eventide after rain.
963 A grey morning.
1242 The wane ofthe year.
1890. 1054 Waiting for father.
1 89 1. 60 Drear November.
810 " Her love had gone a-saiUng.''
1069 Unto the last.
The Hermitage,
Croydon Road, Beckenham.
1892. 1 148 Ladies of the lake.
Stafford Place, Buckingham Gate.
1893. 346 A Flemish landscape.
1894. 240 After Summer days.
Frank Spenlove-Spenlove.
1895. 763 O'er land and loch.
Kent House, Lansdowne Road,
Notting HiU.
1896. 997 A rest by the way.
1897. 579 Homeward.
834 April.
958 Dawn of Night. "TiU the
moon, Rising in clouded
majesty, etc"
1898. 117 Avenues of gold ; a Picardy
pastoral.
1899. 389 "Gold, green and grey,"
Picardy poplars — autumn.
551 "Storm-riven, so rugged and
wild."
727 Return of the flock — Novem
ber.
752 Near Alkmaar, Holland,
VII.

1899. 953 A lowland shepherdess — morn
ing.
1900. 145 The hurrying storm; on the
Maas, Holland.
177 A winter's tale; funeral bless
ings, Holland.
644 Night's awakening.
750 Mending nets, Cantyre, N.B.
Studio, 28, Conduit Street.
1 90 1. 672 Spring.
797 Gilded pastures; an autumn
day — Picardy.
886 Dunwich Common, Suffolk.
The Corner House, 69, Addison Road.
1902. 206 The homestead.
224 Over the valley.
473 By the loch; a summer day on
a Berkshire canal.
1903. 742 "Unto this last"; the pilot's
funeral; Southwold, winter.
1904. 93 WiUow witches; evening effect
after rain.
356 Too late!
885 Darsham Vale — autumn.
" Clouds that follow the
storm."
SPERLING, J. W  Painter.
23, Charlotte Street.
1845. 709 Gray staUion (by Gray Orvill),
the property of His Majesty
the King of Wurtemburg.
931 Portrait.
1848. 391 Valentine Bartholomew, Esq.
SPICER, Charles  Painter.
112, Great Portland Street.
1885. 107 1 " The unstopped drain."
SPICER, Henry  Enamel Painter.
II, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
1774. 297 A frame with five miniature in
enamel.
1775. 300 Portrait in enamel of Miss
Hotham. 24, King Street, Soho.
1777- 333 Portrait of a gentleman;
enamel.
— Spicer, 45, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1782. 337 A frame of portraits; enamel.
H. Spicer, 1 7, Great Newport Street.
1784. 286 Portrait of a gentleman;
enamel. F F

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Spicer, Henry — continued.
8, Newport Street.
1787. 349 Frame with four portraits.
{Alderman Pickett, etc.)
16, Great Newport Street.
1789. 349 Portrait of a lady.
(Portrait painter in enamel to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales.)
1790. 315 Portrait of a gentleman. {Philip
Champion Crespigny)
7, Great Newport Street
1792. 753 Portrait of the late Sir Joshua
Reynolds; in enamel.
1793. 240 Portrait of a gentleman.
610 do. gentleman. {Chev
alier Ruspini)
635 Portrait of a gentleman.
1794. 357 do. do.
370 do. do.
1795. 487 A frame with three enamel
portraits. {Lord Ashbur-
ton, Mr. Burke, Major
Clarke.)
1796. 560 Portrait of a lady of quality.
{Lady Elizabeth Ricketts.)
588 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
1798. 803 A frame with the portrait ofa
nobleman, a naval officer,
and a gentleman.
854 Portrait of a barrister at law.
863 Portrait of Shakespeare, from
the original picture.
1799. 743 Portrait of Mr. Humphrey;
enamel,
790 Dr. Sherson,
1800. 581 Portrait in enamel of W. For-
steen. Esq,
i8or. 714 Mrs. Bell; enamel.
721 A. Newland, Esq.; enamel.
731 W. Wix, Esq.; enamel.
785 W. H. White, Esq; enamel.
814 Mrs. Home; in enamel.
1802. 529 Lord Nelson; in enamel.
537 Earl Moira; in enamel.
640 W. Upcott, Esq., merchant,
and Mayor of Tiverton,
Devon, in the year 17 14;
enamel.
652 Rev. W. Humphry, A.M.;
enamel.
39, Lower Thornhaugh Street.
1804. 719 T. Hammersley, Esq. ; enamel.
SPICER, Miss J. ... Enamel Painter.
7, Great Newport Street, Long Acre.
1 80 1. 796 A cherubim's head; in enamel.
1802. 649 Little man of Kent. From
O. Humphry, Esq., R.A.;
enamel.

SPICER, Miss M. A. Enamel Painter.
7, Great Newport Street.
1799. 336 Ruins near Richmond, York
shire.
106 1 View in Ullswater, Cumber
land.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1800. 832 Miss Walpole,
Miss M. C. Spicer,
7, Great Newport Street.
1801, 799 A cherubim's head; in enamel.
Miss Spicer, 7, Great Newport Street.
1802, 815 A catholic bishop in the act of
adoration. From Megnard;
enamel.
1803, 842 The late Earl of Chesterfield,
SPICER-SIMSON, Mrs. Margaret.
Miniature Painter.
I, Gay ton Crescent, Hampstead.
1 90 1, 1370 Dr. Moncure Conway.
{See also Mrs. S. Simson, vol, vii,
page 135.)
SPICER-SIMSON, Theodore F.
Sculptor.
3, Rue Campagne Premiere, Paris.
1904. 1710 Miss H, S, ; bust, marble,
1719 E, Halsey, Esq.; bust, bronze.
{See also Theodore F. S, Simson,
vol, vii, page 135.)
SPIELMEYER, Wilhelm ... Painter.
90, Chancery Lane.
1894. 1497 Rip van Winkle; seven draw
ings after G. H. Boughton,
A.R.A,
1503 Evening after rain.
SPIERS, Benjamin Walter... Painter.
70, Hereford Road, Bayswater.
1876. 861 " Crack'd bargains from bro
kers. Cheap keepsakes from
friends."
1877. 717 "Worthless old knicknacks
and silly old books.
788 Some members of the cabinet.
1878. 826 Law and hterature.
1880. 760 The old book-staU.
1881. 707 Polite literature.
783 "A twopenny treasury, won
drous to see."
1883. 1053 " Old armour, prints, pictures,
pipes, china (all crack'd).
Old rickety tables, and
chairs broken - back'd." —
Thackeray.

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219

1884.
1885. 1886.1887.

1889.

1890.1891.

1 163 Un Po' di Roma.
1285 A studio corner.
13 1 3 Ancestral relics.
1217 High life, \
1 21 8 Low life. /
1229 Deeds and words.
1288, " As in a looking-glass."
Longwood, Acol Road,
West Hampstead.
1328 A visit to Wardour Street.
1252 Heirlooms.

SPIERS, Miss Bessie J  Painter.
21, Bernard Street, Russell Square.
1886. 1 1 88 On the river bank; Caerleon,
Monmouthshire.
1888. 1467 Autumn — near Reigate.
1895. 1062 A tidal creek, Sussex.
SPIERS, Miss Charlotte H.... Painter.
68, Newman Street.
1 88 1. 801 On the Wye. 4, Berners Street.
1897. 1368 The road to the sea, Stiffkey,
Norfolk,
1901. 1167 In the marshes, Kessingland.

SPIERS, Richard Phene, F.S.A.

958

Architect.

89, Upper Ebury Street.

970

1862.

829 Church of St. Ouen from the
north-east, Rouen.

9S2

830 Chimney-piece in the Queen's
983
apartments. Chateau of
Blois, Touraine.
1872, 1156
886 Chiteau of Chambord, Tou
raine.
1160
907 Chateau of Chambord Tou
raine.
909 Chateau of Blois, Touraine.
1165
1863,
899 The church of St. Stephen,
Caen.
1248
14, St. Giles Street, Oxford.
1864. 789 Design for the vestibule, etc,
of a Royal Palace.
1865. 815 Design for a museum of Natural
History and Science.
819 House of Cornelius Rufus,
Pompeii,
835 Arch of Titus, Rome.
836 Chapel of St, Bernardino,
Perugia,
1866. 784 Peller's house at Nuremberg,
785 The baptistery, Pisa.
787 The Mittel Schloss, Marien-
burg.
800 The Holstein Thor, Lubeck.
1867.
707
911
921
924
1868.
853
858
883
1869.
503
584
998
1006
1870.
716
723
784
I87I.
919
920
1259
1873. II961204
2 5 , Bernard St. , Russell Square.
Portico of Esneh.
Great Khan at Damascus.
HaU of Columns, Karnac,
Thebes.
The Parthenon, Athens — west
front.
Silk mercer's Bazaar, Cairo.
Mosque of Omar, Jerusalem.
Temple of Dahr - el - Bahree,
Thebes.
Temple of Wingless Victory,
Athens.
East fagade of Parthenon,
Athens.
Temple of Kalabshee, Nubia.
Architectural scraps from Bel
gium. 22, Old Burlington Street.
Old wooden house at Boppart,
on the Rhine.
Old wooden house at Rhense,
on the Rhine.
Mosque of Kaitbey, Cairo.
The Black Prince's Tomb, Can
terbury Cathedral.
Interior of the Grand Hall of
Spiers and Pond's Criterion
Restaurant; 2nd premiated
design.
Exterior perspective view, Pic
cadilly front of ditto.
The Baptistry, Canterbury.
Vestibule interior of Spiers and
Pond's, etc.
North-east corner of Parthenon,
Athens.
The ruins of St. Cloud; grand
staircase of the palace.
The ruins of Paris; vestibule
and staircase. Palace of the
Tuileries.
Paris after the Commune ; Salle
des Fetes, Hotel de ViUe.
After the Commune; SaUe des
Pas-Perdus, Palais de Jus
tice.
Paris after the Commune; Salle
des Marechaux, Palais des
Tuileries.
Carlton Chambers, 1 2, Regent Street.
North portico of Erechtheum,
Athens.
One of the premiated designs
for Mr. HoUoway's Lunatic
Asylum, St. Ann's Heath,
near Virginia Water.
Monument of Lysicrates,
Athens.
220

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Spiers,
tinued. 1874.

1875-

1876.

1877.

1878.

1879.

ia»o.1881. 1882. 1883.

1884. 1885.

1886.

Richard Phen6, F.S.A.— con-
1055 Schools erected in British
Street, Millwall, for the
London School Board.
1 09 1 Temple of Jupiter Olympus,
Athens.
1 107 Entrance porch to old chapter
house, Beauvais.
740 Old houses at Boppart, on the
Rhine.
766 Noyon Cathedral and Library,
France.
985 Hall of Justice, Cairo,
989 Churchof San Giovanni, Siena,
1013 Memorial tower to Mrs. Locke,
at Locke Park, Barnsley, etc.
742 Notre Dame, Poitiers, France.
874 Magdalen cloisters and tower.
896 The cloisters of Noyon Cathe
dral.
1202 Mansion at Impney, near Droit-
wich,
1213 Stables at Impney, do.
849 Temple of Jupiter Baalbec
891 The Propylsea, Athens.
1135 Chapel of St. Joseph, Glaston
bury.
1 14 1 Studio and residence in Caven
dish Road, St. John's Wood.
877 Baptistery of Louis XIII, Fon-
tainebleau.
893 Chateau de I'Oiselerie, near
Angouleme.
904 Temple of Aboosimbel, Nubia.
II 53 Mansion on the Thames Em
bankment, Chelsea.
769 Old house at Vitre, Brittany.
932 Chateau de Vitre, Brittany.
786 Town-hall, The Hague, Hol
land.
838 Tower of Oude Kerk, Dor
drecht, Holland.
852 Enkhuisen, Holland.
1 1 35 Tom Tower, Christ Church,
Oxford.
1137 Town HaU, Haarlem, Holland.
1059 Cottage at Abinger Hammer,
Surrey.
1064 Blickling Hall, Norfolk; steps
to terrace.
1 128 Kendray wing, Beckett Dis
pensary, Barnsley.
1170 Stokesay Castle, Shropshire.
1750 Study for the centre block of a
pubhc building.
1879 Hampton Court; bow window
of banqueting hall.
1322 The Lady Chapel, Salisbury
Cathedral.

1886. 1596 Study for an Itahan villa.
1887. nil Chateau de Chenonceaux, Loire
et Cher.
1 151 Azay-le-Rideau, Loire et Cher.
1589 Etabhssement Hydropathique,
Provence, France.
1888. 1322 Arena at Nismes, France.
1434 The fountain, Pinkie House,
Scotland.
1487 The Parthenon, Athens.
1 5 12 Roslyn, chapel, Scotland.
1555 Interior of the arena, Nismes.
1996 Eton CoUege.
119 1 Ely Cathedral, from the south
east.
1351 The Pont du Gard, Nismes.
1434 Queens' CoUege, Cambridge.
1923 Study for a gaUery of Sculpture.
1 1 30 Fagade of Chateau de GaiUon,
Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris.
113 1 Chateau de Blois, France.
IIIO The old canal, Dordrecht.
1894. 1164 Southtransept of Netley Abbey.
1195 Nixon's School, Oxford,
1682 Interior ofthe original mosque,
Damascus,
1556 Wolfgang's Kirche, Rothen-
burg.
1652 KoboldzeUer Thor, Rothen-
burg ob. Tauber.
1128 Doorway in Rath-haus, Rothen-
burg-ob-Tauber.
1384 Klingen Thor, Rothenburg-ob-
Tauber.
1799 Memorial fountain, Locke
Park, Barnsley.
Founder's tower and cloisters,
Magdalen College, Oxford.
985 Walberswick church, Suffolk.
1904. 1085 Ely Cathedral, from the south
east.
1090 Entrance porch to Chapter
House, Beauvais.
{See also Wyatt and Spiers.)
SPIERS (R. P.) and PHIPPS (C.J.)
Architects.
1 2, Regent Street.
1875. 984 Design for the church of the
Sacred Heart, Montmartre,
Paris.
1014 do. do. do.
1045 do. do. do.

SPILLER, John  Architect.
Highbury Place, Islington.
1780, 436 Plan and elevation of a noble
man's villa.

1889,1890.1891, 1892.1893.

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221

8, Dyer's Buildings, Holborn.
1792. 547 Church of St. John's, Hack
ney.
561 do. do. do.
35, Guildford Street.
1 80 1. 877 Laboratory and theatre for the
Royal Institution.
951 The Villa at Roehampton, be
longing to B, Goldsmid,
Esq.
958 Design for Woodford.
1805. 718 Villa in Hertfordshire.
750 Tellimore, Hertfordshire,

SPILLER, John, Junr  Sculptor.
Highbury Place, Islington.
1778. 289 A portrait in the character
of Bacchus; a model in
wax.
1779. 310 A portrait; a model in wax.
6, Throgmorton Street.
1785. 494 Venus introducing Helen to
Paris, after his combat with
Menelaus.
8, Dyer's Buildings, Holborn.
1786. 499 Portrait of an artist.

SPILSBURY, Edgar Ashe,,, Painter.
E. Spilsbury.
1800. 241 Horses,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Mr. Spilsbury.
1801, 527 The holiday feast,
677 Council of horses; a sketch.
E. A. Spilsbury, 15, Soho Square.
1806, 49 Wounded stag.
206 Sea-shore, Horses bathing.
238 Portraits of aged horses.
269 The tyger.
621 Bitterns fighting.
1807. in Lion and Lioness.
562 Greyhound.
1808. 294 Landscape and cows.
490 Boar-hunting.
613 Portraits in His Majesty's ist
Regiment of Life Guards.
1809. 14 Panthers and leopard.
95 Doe licking her fawn.
1810. 233 Cattle languid from the heat.
Painted from a study in the
grounds of Barn Elms, Put
ney,
181 1. 30 Portrait of Rover,
1812. 252 Bitterns,
272 Young plovers,
1814, 91 Horses greeting a stranger.
513 An eagle.

SPILSBURY, Jonathan  Painter.
28, Great Ormond Street,
Bloomsbury.
1776. 290 Portraits of two chUdren.
291 Portrait ofa young lady; smaU.
292 do. do. water
colours.
1777. 331 Christ receiving children,
332 Josephadoring the infant Jesus.
7, Upper Seymour Street,
Portman Square.
1778. 291 Portrait of a young lady.
292 do. gentleman,
1780. 193 Portraits of a clergyman and
young gentleman.
346 Landscape. 29, Upper Seymour Street.
1781. 220 Portrait of a gentleman.
221 do. lady.
236 do. young gentleman.
— Spilsbury, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1784. 357 Portrait.
{Jonathan Spilsbury was also a mezzotint
engraver. )

SPILSBURY, Miss Mary (afterwards
Mrs. John Taylor)  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Miss Spilsbury.
1792, 158 The bandalore or fashionable
toy.
1793. 22 Cottage children at supper,
10, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1794. 282 Floretta wishes for beauty.
Vide The Fountain by Dr.
Johnson.
283 Floretta in pursuit of riches.
Vide The Fountain by Dr.
Johnson.
288 Children feeding pigeons.
Miss M. Spilsbury,
10, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1799. 195 Timothy learning the scrip
tures, etc. — 2nd Timothy, i,
ve. 5, etc.
857 The Virgin Mary in St. John's
house after the crucifixion.
— St. John, xix, 27.
Miss Spilsbury,
10, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1800, 76 Portraits of Admiral Hawkins
Whitshed's chUdren.
138 Portrait of a daughter of Adm.
Hawkins Whitshed.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Spilsbury, Miss Mary — continued.
1800. 486 Portrait of the son of Admiral
Hawkins AVhitshed saying
his prayers,
543 A child defendedbyits guardian
angel.
544 A sleeping infant, attended by
angels.
729 The Ascension of the Inno
cents. — Mat, \\, 16.
1802. 24 A working party. Vide The
Task, Cowper's poems, vol.
ii, p. 145.
79 The Nursery.
85 A Soldier recounting his ex
ploits.
160 Richard and Kate; or fair day.
" Didn't I tell you they'd be
here?" — R. Bloomfield.
171 A pastoral scene.
1803. 26 Lodik instructing youth; with
a view of a part of the lake
of Zurich and the town of
Rappershwyl in Switzerland.
72 The mother's birthday.
73 Miss Edmonds.
74 The dressing-room.
loi Madame Chuard, with a view
of Bex church, Switzerland.
157 Portrait of a lady.
208 Master Edmonds.
645 A Sunday-school.
1804. 64 Sunday evening; a young lady
teaching village children to
sing.
235 Portraits of the younger child
ren of J. Thompson, Esq.
482 Christ feeding the multitude,
the second miracle of the
loaves and fishes. — St. Mat
thew, XV.
1805. 20 Children in a farm yard, drink
ing milk — morning.
1 1 3 Miss Julia Angerstein, attended
by guardian angels.
242 Return of the spies from the
promised land with the fruit
and large grapes from Eshcol
Caleb, before Moses and
Aaron, contradicts the evil
report of the fearful and un-
beheving spies, etc. — Num
bers, xiii, 30.
564 Portrait of a young lady.
Miss M. Spilsbury,
10, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1806. 10 W. Wyrs, now living at Clifton,
in his hundredth year.
42 The house of protection for

destitute females of char
acter; two girls applying for
admission. — This charity has
been lately instituted at Bath,
on the same plan as that of
the house of refuge, estab-
hshed in Dublin in 1801.
1806. 133 The inside of a cottage in
Hampshire.
148 Portraits of the children of Dr,
Mackintosh of Colchester.
Miss Spilsbury,
10, St. George's Row,
Oxford Turnpike.
1807. 9 A Missionary of the United
Brethren conversing with
the Esquimeaux. Scene in
the Terra Labrador, month
of June ; with a distant view
of Nain.
39 The fourth of June.
241 Eli and Samuel in the Temple;
Samuel declaring the judg
ments of God against Eli's
family. — ist Samuel, iii, 18.
242 The Robin. "Hopping o'er
the floor Eyes all the smihng
family askance." — Thomson.
246 Lavinia listening to her mo
ther's mournful tale, " Of
what her faithless fortune
promised once."- — Thomson.
313 The Hon. P. Curzon,
314 Master Shepherd.
617 Mrs. Mackintosh.
1808, 182 A cottage door.
511 Children with wood pigeons.
SPINDLER  Painter.
1834. 38 Portrait of a lady.
361 Angrard, the virtuous judge.
"On one occasion a man,
who was the father of a
large family, being arrested
for debt, was brought before
this good man. After having
examined the papers he was
obliged to commit the debtor
to prison. Seeing the de
spair of the unhappy family,
he generously paid the unfor
tunate prisoner's debt, who
was immediately set at
hberty."
902 Howard visiting the prisons in
France during the revolu
tion. "This immortal man
consecrated the greater part
of his life in relieving pri
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223

through him, reached the
ears of kings and princes;
by his generous importuni
ties a considerable ameliora
tion was made in the ad
ministration of nearly all the
prisons in Europe."
14, Great Marlborough Street.
1835. 86 Portrait of the daughter of
Arthur Macnamara, Esq.
247 Miss Barther.
263 Mrs. Robarts with her son.
389 Study ofa Switzer girl.
574 The virtuous clergyman.
1836. 79 Mr. Xavier.
{No mention of this artist is to be found
in any dictionary.)
SPINDLER, J. G. H  Painter.
7, Ward Road, Dundee.
1895. 748 On Ben Vrackie, near KiUie-
crankie.
SPINDLER, Walter E  Painter.
59, Avenue de Saxe, Paris.
1892. 406 Lady Jane H. Swinburne.
1893. 126 Madame Sarah Bernhardt.
1894. 100 Rita.
1896. II Persephone.
SPINELLI, Raffaele  Etcher.
clo Graves and Co., 6, PallMaU.
1894. 1384 Kelp-burners. After J. C. Hook,
R.A.
SPINETTI, Mario  Painter.
45, Belsize Square.
1902. 369 Le Volant.
SPINKS, Thomas  Painter.
41, Selborne Road.
1880. 133 After rain.
Carlton House, Bettws-y-Coed.
1899. 384 StiU waters.
1 90 1. 502 In the valley.
SPIRIDON, G. S  Painter.
3, Garrick Street, Covent Garden.
1871. 1102 Dead Porcupine.
SPITTLE, William M  Painter.
89, Hampstead Road, Birmingham.
1894. 347 -Homeless. 7, Victoria Buildings, Temple Row,
Birmingham.
1895. 604 An offering.

SPONG, Miss Annie E  Painter.
39, Doughty Street, W.C.
1896. 1481 Study of an old man.
1897. 804 Portrait of a lady.
1898. 61 Sir Nathaniel Barnaby, K.C.B,
17, Hanway Works, Oxford.
1899. 916 In the skittle alley.
39, Doughty Street.
1901. 433 H. George Smallman, Esq.,
Alderman of the City of
London. {Presentation por
trait)
1904. 242 Captain E. W. Andrews, Mayor
of Lambeth.
SPONG, Walter Brookes  Painter.
45, Countess Road, Kentish Town.
1 88 1. 805 Santa Maria, Barcelona.
21, Montpelier Road, N. W.
1883. IIIO In the gardens of the Circo
Price, Lisbon.
1885. 1424 Travessa da Palma, Lisbon.
Savage Club.
1898. 1218 Off the Waght-el-birket.
1224 The mosque and temple, Luxor.
151, Queen's Road, Wimbledon.
1902. 893 Old Segovia.
I, Priory Court Mansions,
West Hampstead.
1903- 973 Fountain of the Sultan Mah-
moud.
SPOONER, Charles  Architect.
19, Margravine Gardens.
1891. 1897 A country gentleman's house.
50, Queen Anne's Gate.
1894. 1689 Church of St. Bartholomew,
Ipswich.
1896. 1615 do. do, do,
1757 Chapel to Almshouses, Had-
leigh, Suffolk,
1897. 1788 St. Michael and AU Angels,
Little Ilford.
Eyot Cottage, Chiswick Mall.
1899. 1704 Altar, St. Leonard's, Bridg
north.
1738 Chancel, St. Michael and All
Angels, Ilford.
1900. 191 1 Rushmere Lodge, near Ips
wich. 17, Red Lion Square.
1902. 1444 Aldershot vicarage. 17, Bedford Row.
1904. 1608 Church of St. Christopher,
Haslemere.
SPOONER, Mrs. Charles. See Miss
Minnie Dibden Davison, vol. ii,
page 270.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SPOONER, J. S  Painter.
Beaver Grove, Llanrwst.
1854. 155 Pady HiU on the Machno,
N. Wales. Tarry Vron, Llanrwst.
1874. 426 A Welsh glen.

1887. 824

SPRAGUE, Miss Edith  Painter.
7, Elm Tree Road,
St. John's Wood.
" Strewn with faint blooms
like bridal chamber floors."
— Shelley. 25, Bolton Studios.
Une lettre d'amour. {French
quotation from De Musset)
Violet weaving. I, Scarsdale Studios.
Mrs. David WUliams,
A home portrait.
Bingham Studio, Nottingham Street.
L. E, M, ; portrait of a lady.
Myself Geoffry, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Blomfield.
Rosahnd, daughter of Vernon
Watney, Esq.
G. B. R.
E. R.
J. B. R.
E. J. R.
A. B. R.
Mrs. Ernest De la Rue.
Mrs. David WiUiams.
Irene, daughter of Ernest De
la Rue, Esq.
Rev. Canon Lonsdale.
Decies, Mary and Cecil, chil
dren of William Daly, Esq.
Mother Hubbard.
Lindal, South Woodford, Essex.
Mrs. Arthur Welch.
Mrs. Basil Johnson.
Margaret, daughter of Howard
Ivens, Esq.
" Here lie the mighty dead,"

1889.

873

I89I.

138

1893.

620

685

1894.

712

1 26 1

1895.

••57

1896.

•335

1405

1406
1407
1408
1409
1897.
1432
1448
1481
1581
1899.
1275
1900. 842
1902. 609 617
1903. 592 652
SPREAD, William  Painter.
27, Pembridge Crescent.
1880. 1284 A shop, Dinan, Brittany.
1310 Dinan, Brittany.
1883. 561 Tide-deeds.
1342 The Cathedral, Antwerp.
1369 A bit of old Antwerp.
1884, 1452 French row, St. Albans; etch
ing.
1885. 934 A quiet corner,
1586 A bit of old Antwerp,
1885. 1618 A passage, St. Albans.
1887. 1421 do. Antwerp,
1501 " Le rendez-vous,"
1889, 1684 A street in Bruges.
SPRINCK, Leon  Painter.
4, Langham Chambers.
1893. 527 Louis Ries, Esq.
SPRINGER, C  Painter.
Amsterdam.
1854. 507 A View of the Town Hall of
Gouda, Holland.
1855. 1142 Het Huis met den Hoofden,
Keizersgracht, Amsterdam.
SPROSSE, Carl  Painter.
7, Percy Street, King's Cross.
1852. 1240 The principal entrance to the
Ducal Palace, Venice.
1243 The Baptistery, St. Mark's
Venice.
SPRY, Rev. H  Painter.
— Spry, Oriel College, Oxford.
1800. 360 North-east view of Swansea
Bay,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) Rev. H. Spry.
1 80 1. 678 A View.
SPRY, William  Painter.
II, Powell Street West,
Goswell Road.
1834. 529 Groupe of flowers. 5 1 , Albany Street.
1835, 517 Study of hollyhocks. 38, Albany Street.
1836, 510 Fruit, 75, Great Portland Street.
1838, 641 A group of flowers.
1839. 712 Study of flowers.
1840. 608 Cactus with foreign insects.
1 84 1. 158 Flowers.
1843. 653 Composition of peonies and
poppies.
982 A fruit piece.
1 1 14 Spring flowers.
1844. 983 Flowers. 54, Warren Street.
1845. 380 Fruit.
980 Composition of Roses and
tulips.
1846. 1064 Flowers and fruit.
1847. 206 Miniature group of flowers.
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SPURLING, Miss Celia.
Stained Glass Painter.
87, Finborough Road.
1896. 1027 Dieppe — wet market day.
63, Redcliffe Road.
1900. 1849 Stained glass window: "The
Adoration of the Magi."
1851 Stained glass window: "The
Sojourn in Egypt."
SPURR, E. A  Architect.
3, Newton Road, Bayswater.
1853. 1 162 Craven HiU Gardens, Bays-
water.
SPURR (E. A.) and ARNOLD (V.)
Architects.
3, Newton Road, Bayswater.
1853. 1195 New church at Brentford, etc.
SPURR and SALTER ... Architects.
1849. •°^5 Training School at Chichester.
1086 Workhouse at Birmingham.
SPURRELL, B  Architect.
5, Trevor Terrace, Knightsbridge.
1822. 917 Design for a church.
5, King's Parade, Chelsea.
1824. 843 Interior of Cathedral church
of St. Louis at Paris.
SPYERS, James  Painter.
Hampton Court.
1780. 391 Design of a grotto.
1783. 411 View in Richmond Park.
1790. 556 View of Mrs. Garrick's at
Hampton.
SQUIRE, Miss Alice, R.I. ... Painter.
35, Clarendon Road, Notting HiU.
1873. 740 Windfalls.
1875. 700 Garden friends.
1876. 863 Expectation. 28, Tavistock Road,
Westbourne Park.
1877. 664 Hetty Sorrel.
719 The old garden.
1878. 689 " Little Barbara Lewthwaite."
1879. 820 Across the Common.
843 The pleasures of hope.
868 Spring-time.
1880. 738 The first mUd day in spring.
1881. 623 The cottage path.
821 A Village Maiden.
1882. 884 The fern gatherer.
921 The woodside.
1044 In the spring time.
VII.

1884. 1 196 A day in spring.
1201 On the heath.
1885. 1413 A country lass.
1455 By the mill-stream.
1886. 1256 A primrose field.
1888. 1470 Twilight.
1890. 1356 A pleasant lane.
1357 The brook side,
141 6 Spring time.
1891. 1278 Where the lark sings.
1892. 1178 The farm path.
1253 Early spring.
1893. 1153 A cottage home.
II 79 The cuckoo's voice.
1894. 1 155 A woodland path.
SQUIRE, Miss Emma  Painter.
35, Clarendon Road, Notting HiU.
1872, 619 Hoping for the " Yes " word.
1873. 47 Outside.
1874. 700 Weary work.
28, Tavistock Road,
Westbourne Park.
1877. 177 Meeting an old friend.
1879. 767 Poor folk.
1882. 100 Spinning.
1886. 1233 do.
1890. 944 Persuasion.
1891. 943 Singing the Psalms of David,
1897. 725 "To be or not to be?"
1898. 978 Wanderers.
1899. nil "To be or not to be?"
1901. II 92 Singing the Psalms of David.
SQUIRE, Miss Helen  Painter.
30, St. John's Wood Park.
1892. 379 A httle bookworm.
1893. 732 A willing worker.
1898. 1046 The Magi.
SQUIRE, John  Painter.
Ross, Herefordshire.
1873. 699 Watergate Bay, CornwaU.
1874. 874 At Newlyn, Mount's Bay, Corn
waU. 26, Wind Street, Swansea.
1883. 1070 On the Erme, South Devon.
39, St. Luk^s Road,
Westbourne Park.
1896. 1046 Coombe Park Water, Exmoor.
SQUIRE, Josiah  Painter.
I, Rodney Street, Pentonville.
1828. 428 Portrait of a lady.
1829. 182 do. gentleman.
1830. 43 do. lady.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SQUIRES, H  Painter.
2, Buxton Villas, Stratford.
1865. 607 Group of flowers.
1868. 279 Crocuses.
SQUIRHILL, D. G  Architect.
3, Upper Gloucester Place.
1829. 1006 Design for ornamental seat.
SRIEVE, A. R  Painter.
1 24, High Holborn.
1837. 729 The cottage on the moor.
STABB, Mrs. H. Sparke (Janetta). Painter.
Liphook, Hants.
1894. nil Remains of old Roman port,
Terracina, Italy.
1897. 1280 A street in Terracina, Italy.
STABELL, Harold K  Painter.
23, Loughborough Road, Brixton.
1 90 1. 994 The river.
STABLE, Miss Fanny  Painter.
152, Finborough Road.
1888. 884 Old boat at Etaples, Pas-de-
Calais.
1889. 859 Hotel de ViUe and market
place, Etaples, Pas-de-Calais.
1890. 971 Left in charge.
1121 A studio corner.
1897. 832 In the studio.
STABLES, Miss T.J  Painter.
T.J. Stables, Ambleside.
1884. 1107 A Lincolnshire pool.
1 108 Crummock Water.
STAGEY, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1817. 500 Flowers from nature.

1878.

STACEY, Walter S  Painter.
23, Offerton Road, Clapham.
12 14 Design for decoration ofa side
board—" The Roast Beef of
Old England."
ion The old family pew.
487 In bygone years.
Grove House, Christ Church,
Hampstead.
104 "Poor Nan!"
298 Back again. "And so when
Jack, from o'er the stormy
main, etc."

1872.

1873.1875.

1876.1877.

1879.1880.

ISSI
1882

33 Out of danger.
1367 Old Shipmates.
141 5 Eastern spoils.
1054 Disappointed hopes.
Hillcote, Christ Church, Hampstead.
333 "For better, for worse, for
richer, for poorer, etc."
649 Prince Edward and his whip
ping boy. " He was Prince
Edward's proxy for correc
tion, though, we may pre
sume, seldom suffering in
that kind. . . . Yet when
execution was done, as Fitz-
patrick was beaten for the
Prince, the Prince was beaten
in Fitzpatrick, so great an
affection did he bear his
servant. " — Fuller.
510 Spliced.
1735 Memorial window, Christ
Church, Hampstead.
1736 Decoration design : the Epi
phany.
1899. 1094 Sundown — Lympne Castle,
Kent.
1221 Decoration design : St. Timothy
and his mother.
I, Cannon Place, Hampstead Heath.
922 The verger's corner.

1883.
1898.

1904.

STACKE, E. G 
1849. 370 Dr. Gauntlett.

Painter.

STACKPOOLE, Miss Mary Con
stance  Painter.
151, Gloucester Road, S.W.
1890. 1387 Chrysanthemums.
1 89 1. 782 A difficult problem,
1892. 1211 Chrysanthemums,
1257 Hugh Beale.
1893. 1088 CecU Bathe.
STACPOOLE, Frederick, A.R.A. Engraver.
65, Newman Street.
1842. 1259 A portrait. 40, Rathbone Place.
1843. 171 Shakspere's Walk, in the
grounds at Cole Orton HaU,
Leicestershire, the seat of
Sir George Beaumont, Bart.
2, Calthorpe Street, Russell Square.
1845. ^^^ "The hawthorn bush, with
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227

talking age or whispering
lovers made." — Goldsmith.
1846. 586 "There's nobody coming to
marry me."
77, Albert Street, Regents Park.
1847. 625 A portrait. Upton Park, Slough.
1855. 419 Eton. 19, Eldon Road, Kensington.
1858. 1134 The strawberry girl. After Sir
Joshua Reynolds.
1859. i2o8 The Rev. Dr. Pears, Head
Master of Repton School.
After F. Grant, R.A.
i860. 913 The Welcome. After T. Faed.
1861. 970 The late Rt. Hon. James Wil
son. After Sir J. W. Gordon,
R.A. 6, Eldon Road.
1863. 962 Rt. Hon. Sir Thos. Fremantle,
Bart. After Sir J. W. Gor
don, R.A.
Erin, farewell. After T. Faed,
A.R.A.
The reaper. After T. Faed,
R.A.
Lady Emily Foley. After Sir
F. Grant, P.R.A.
A drawing-room at St. James's
Palace in the reign of Queen
Victoria.
1095 The palm offering. After F.
GoodaU, R.A. 8, Eldon Road.
1870. 871 The pensioners. After Sir E.
Landseer, R.A.
14, Vale Place, Hammersmith.
831 Worn out. After T. Faed, R.A.
1276 Charity. After B. Riviere.
1238 Absorbed in Robinson Crusoe.
After R. CoUinson.
1223 Circe and the friends of Ulysses.
After B. Riviere.
1086 " Ought and carry one." After
Miss A. Havers.
1141 All that was left of the home-
wardbound. After B. Riviere.
1198 "Conscience doth make cow
ards of us aU." After B.
Riviere, A.R.A.
1215 School revisited. After G. D.
Leslie, R.A.
1237 The farewell caress. After
C. B. Barber.
6, Theresa Terrace, Hammersmith.
1879. 1252 Quatre Bras, 181 5. After Miss
Elizabeth Thompson (Mrs.
Butler).

1864.

833

1865.

856

1866.

830

1869.

1088

I87I.
1872. 1873-
1874.
1875-1876.
1878.

(Elected A.R.A.)
1 88 1. 1204 Persepolis. After Briton Ri
viere, A.R.A.
1205 Sympathy. After Briton Ri
viere, A.R.A.
1882. 1260 Pot-pourri. After G. D. Leshe,
R.A.
1270 A Winter's Tale. After B. Ri
viere, R.A.
1883. 1408 The Night watch. After Briton
Riviere, R.A.
1421 The cricket on the hearth.
After Briton Riviere, R.A.
1884. 1406 "Envy, Hatred and Malice."
After Briton Riviere, R.A.
1885. 1729 Argus. After B. Riviere, R.A.
1886. 1535 Playfellows. After Briton Rivi
ere, R.A.
1887. 1570 "Home, sweet home." After
G. D. Leslie, R.A.
1888. 1714 In disgrace. After C. Burton
Barber.
1889. 1813 Trust. After C. Burton Barber.
1890. 1705 My first partner.
1891. 1720 "Friends or foes?" After
C. Burton Barber.
1892. 1612 Sweethearts. After C. Burton
Barber.
1893, 1379 Forget-me-nots. After J. Sant,
R.A.
1894, 753 The trial trip.
1896. 821 In the Doldrums.
1897. 756 An anxious moment.
1898. 353 A glimpse of the sea.
1899. 863 Baby's first voyage.
STADE, Miss H  Painter.
Rawdon House, Finchley.
1868. 822 Flowers.
STADLER, Joseph Constantine. Painter.
— Stadler, 12, Castle Street,
Leicester Fields.
1787. 264 A Landscape.
288 do.
344 do.
375 do.
STAFFORD, John Phillips... Painter.
29, Hunter Street.
1877. 754 A race.
5, Richmond Gardens, Lillie Road.
1878. 919 Two heads are not always better
than one.
6, Tournay Road, Walham Green.
1886. 530 St. Valentine's day. "All in
the morning betime."

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

STAFFORD, T. W  Painter.
39, South Street, Manchester Square.
1840. 431 Loch Katrine, Pass of the
Trossachs.
1841. 366 View in Glenorchy, Perthshire.
STAIGG, Richard M  Painter.
Boston, U.S.A.
1847. 743 The Hon. Edward Everett of
Boston, U.S. America.
783 Portrait of a boy.
920 Miss Lears.
Mansfield Lodge, Portland Place.
1864. 709 Louis R. Mignot, Esq.

STAINES, (An
1829. 660
1830. 478
1832. 718
1833. 578

1834. 491

1836. 678
1837. 584

1839. 655

I84I.

8
(An

1842.

316

1846.

446

F. W  Painter.
Honorary Exhibitor.)
Landscape. J. W. Staines.
Landscape. F. W. Staines.
Lago Maggiore, near Lavino.
Ruins of the Amphitheatre at
Pola. W. F. Staines.
Landscape. F. W. Staines, 72, Charlotte Street.
Mola di Gaeta.
Roma Vecchia.
{Exhibited under initials
F. W. S)
Bay and town of Spezzia, Coast
of Genoa. W. Staines, no address.
Sea piece.
Honorary Exhibitor.) F. W. Staines.
Italian shipping near the island
of Cupraja, Mediterranean.
C. F. W. Staines.
The wreck of the emigrant ship
Burhampootur, near Mar
gate, October 17, 1843 —
from a sketch on the spot.
The unfortunate ship,
bound to Port Philip, was
driven on the rocks to the
eastward of Margate, with
94 emigrants, including 21
women and 44 children, be
sides the crew. They were
all with great difficulty taken
off the wreck by the boats,
and conveyed in a most de
plorable state in carts to
Margate.

STAINFORTH, Martin F. Engraver.
Montacute House,
Grenville Road, Crouch End.
1895. '398 Virgin and child. After An
drea Mantegna.
1406 Country girl and child. After
W. Owen, R.A.
Ireton House, The Bank, Highgate.
1896, 1563 The pilgrimage. After A. Le-
gros.
1897. 1715 The marriage of St. Catherine.
After Ambrogio Borgognone.
1898. 1478 Sunny hours, by Keeley Hals-
welle.
1524 Madonna and saints. After
Andrea del Sarto.
1530 Madonna and chUd. After
Raphael,
1552 Girl and sailor. After G. H.
Boughton, R.A.
1899. 1455 Virgin and child. After An
drea Mantegna.
1456 Virgin and child. After A. Bor
gognone.

STAITE, Miss Harriet  Painter.
4, Nelgarde Road, Catford, S.E.
1897. 854 A spring day.

STAKES, W  Architect.
At Mr. Carter's,
23, Pavement, Moorfields.
1788. 530 Design for a park entrance.

STALKER, George Frederick. Architect.
42, Belsize Street.
1874. 1114 Design for a public Hall.

STALLWOOD, N  Architect.
4, Charlton Street, Sommer's Town.
1797. 1099 Design for a temple.
1798. 993 do. gentleman's viUa.

STAMFORD, G  Architect.
Spring Place, Paddington.
1838. 1176 The principal entrance to Pen-
rhyn Castle.
{Stamford in index, Stanford in cata
logue.)

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229

STAMP, Ernest  Etcher.
Bushey, Herts.
1892. 1495 On canal side.
1894. 1368 A rainy day, Cookham. After
F. Walker, A.R.A.
1410 The law's delay, Barnard's Inn.
After W. F. Yeames, R.A.
St. Giles Terrace, Northampton.
1898. 149 1 Flirtation. After Seymour Lu
cas, R.A.
STAMP, Miss Winifred L.
Miniature Painter.
29, High Street, Hampstead.
1900. 1308 The babes in the wood.
1 90 1. 1360 Welthin and Winnie.
1385 La Princesse Lointaine.
ST AMP A, George L  Painter.
3, Clifton Hill Studios,
St. John's Wood.
1898. 1482 A study of a woman.
STAMPS, Walter J  Painter.
22, Kempsford Gardens,
West Brompton.
1901. 1084 The brook.
STANDFUST, G. B  Painter.
13, Trevor Square.
1844. 503 Tan, the property of the Hon.
Jerrald Dillon.
STANDISH, A. Hartrick. See H, vol.
iv, page 16.
STANDRING, Arthur  Painter.
Britannia Chambers, Manchester.
1885. 444 The road from the beach,
Criccieth, North Wales.
STANESBY, Alexander. Miniature Painter.
8, Robert Terrace, Chelsea.
1848. 949 A portrait.
966 do.
I, York Place, Denmark Hill.
1849. 980 Portrait of an associate of the
Society of Painters in Water
Colours,
992 George Lance, Esq,
1850. 1022 Portrait ofa child.
1039 William Powell Frith, Esq.,
A.R,A.

13, Tachbrook Street, Pimlico.
1853. 694 William Samuel Woodin, Esq.
1854. 1027 Charles, son of Richard Martin,
Esq.
STANESBY, Joshua  Painter.
50, Howland Street.
1 82 1. 532 Portrait of a lady.
1822. 574 The Rev. Geo. Thorn, D.D.,
minister of the Dutch Re
formed Church, Caledon,
South Africa.
602 Miss Tatem.
716 Portrait of a lady. 33, College Street.
1823. 654 Portrait of a lady.
918 The Rev. J. Morison.
8, Robert Terrace, Chelsea.
1848. 402 A Chelsea pensioner.
518 An aged sempstress.
86, Warwick Street, Pimlico.
1849. 194 Evening — a domestic scene.
"The sun's last ray Smiles
on the window, and prolongs
the da.y:'— Crabbe.
360 A portrait.
14, Charlwood Place, Pimlico.
1850. 253 A student in the Royal Aca
demy.
STANESBY, Samuel  Painter.
14, Charlwood Place, Pimlico.
1850. 696 A portrait.
1853. 657 Cochin-China fowls.
STANFIELD, C  Painter.
Near Yeadon, Leeds.
1890. 986 A sunny day in October.
1892. 279 Farnham Common.
STANFIELD, George Clarkson. Painter.
G. L. Stanfield, Junr.,
48, Mornington Place.
1844, 485 On the Lys, at Ghent.
G. Stanfield, 48, Mornington Place.
1845. 45 Saw miU at Saardam.
G. C. Stanfield, Junr.,
48, Mornington Place.
1846. 299 Rudesheim on the Rhine.
1847. 76 In the Hampstead fields.
132 The back of Ramsgate Pier,
looking towards Deal.
1848. 86 At Ambleteuse.
1259 Portel, near Boulogne.
1849. 472 On Hampstead Heath.
1850. 57 The old bridge, Frankfort.

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403

1311

Stanfield, George Clarkson — continued.
1850. 398 The cliffs near Boulogne.
The Green Hill, Hampstead.
530 East Tarbet on Loch Tyne.
249 Cambus Kenneth Abbey, near
Stirling.
502 Llanrwst on the Conway.
389 Loggio, on the Lake of Lugarno.
540 At Bellagio on the Lake of
Como.
424 At Sion in the Canton Valais.
589 MUls at Montreux, near the
Lake of Geneva.
6, Pond Street, Hampstead.
12 The market square at Como,
North Italy.
At Sonning on the Thames,
Berkshire.
San Giulio — Lago d'Orta,
North Italy.
380 Bridge over the Rhone at
Leuk, Canton Valais.
487 Hampstead Heath.
505 Castle and church of St. Va
lerie, Sion, Canton Valais.
188 At Berncastel on the Moselle.
339 Beelstein on the Moselle.
459 The old Town HaU and Mo
selle Bridge, Coblentz.
640 At Saarburg on the Saar,
Prussia.
15 Coblenz and Ehrenbreitstein,
from the Moselle.
172 At Trarbach on the Moselle.
395 At Treves, Prussia.
561 Saarburg on the Saar.
62 Beelstein on the Moselle.
At Saarburg on the Saar.
On the Lighthouse Hills, at
Cromer, Norfolk.
The Castle of ChiUon.
Huy on the Meuse.
Church of St. Michael, Ghent.
357 The Brussels Gate, Malines.
229 Kirkstall Abbey.
424 Brieg, in the Valais, looking
towards the Viescherhorn.
Saarburg Castle.
At Namur.
Limburg — evening.
Runkel on the Lahn.
554 Oberlahnstein, looking towards
the Castle of Stolzenfels,
648 On the Lahn.
496 The Amphitheatre, Verona.
550 San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice.
351 The Palazzo Contarini, Venice.
421 The Canareggio, Venice.
581 San Trovaso, Venice.
596 Baldwinstein on the Lahn.

1851.1852.

1853-

1854.

1855-

1856.

1857-

1858.

1859.

i860.

1861.

1862.

1863,

1864,
1865.

1866.

38643 663 •9
250

521559 61
437

42, Belsize Square.
1867. 641 At Luzern.
655 Dinant on the Meuse.
1868. 425 From the upper Ramparts,
Mont St. Michel, Normandy.
512 Angers, Maine-et-Loire.
1869, 361 The old bridge at Angers,
Maine-et-Loire.
445 The castle and town of Saumur
on the Loire.
1870. 114 Limburg on the Lahn, Nassau.
386 Bellinzona, Canton Ticino.
1871. 1029 Dinan, Brittany.
II 37 Town and castle of Amboise
on the Loire.
1872. 469 Dunbar Castle, Scotland.
590 The Bass rock from North
Berwick.
663 Tantallon Castle, Scotland.
"Where'er TantaUon faced
the land, Gateworks and
walls were strongly mann'd,
etc"
1873. 421 St. Cuthbert's monastery, Lin
disfarne,
597 II Ponte di Castel Vecchio,
Verona,
1075 Holy Island, Northumberland.
1874. 165 Angers, Maine-et-Loire. 53, Adelaide Road.
^875. 495 At Huy-on-the-Meuse.
913 Entrance to the harbour of La
Rochelle, France.
1876. 939 Durdle door, near Lulworth,
Dorsetshire.
1260 Le Pont de St. Benezet, Avig
non, looking towards Ville-
neuve.

STANFIELD,William Clarkson, ^..,4.
Painter.
E. Stanfield, at the Cottage,
Pratt Street, Lambeth.
1820. 288 A river scene.
C. Stanfield, 14, Pratt Street, Lambeth.
182 1. 240 St. Bernard's Well, near Edin
burgh.
3, Prince's Street, Stamford Street.
1827. 363 A calm.
14, Buckingham Street, Adelphi.
1829, 380 View near Chalons-sur-Saone,
1830. 284 Mount St. Michael, Cornwall,
1831, 63 A storm.
465 Strasburg.
476 Venice.
596 A fisherman of Honfleur.

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36, Mornington Crescent.
1832, 313 The opening of new London
Bridge.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1833. 247 Venice from the Dogana.
471 Scene on the Coast of France.
1834. 21 The Isola Bella, Lago Mag
giore.
249 The Piazza di San Marco, look
ing towards the "Bibliotdca "
during a Festa — Venice.
568 The ruins of Palmyra.
(Elected R.A.)
1835. 8 Scene near Livenza, in the
Gulf of Venice.
315 Fisherman's abode at Mazzorto
— Torcello in the distance.
363 On the Coast of Normandy.
1836. 290 Thebattle of Trafalgar. Painted
for the Senior United Service
Club. The picture represents the
centre of the combined fleet
at half-past two o'clock, about
an hour and a half after Lord
Nelson received his death-
wound. The Victory, the
ship that bore his Lordship's
flag, after sustaining a heavy
fire from four of the enemy's
ships, is in the act of dis
engaging herself from the
Redoubtable, a French 74, at
that time lashed alongside
the Temeraire, a British 98,
and at the moment the
Fougueux, another French
74, became the prize of the
latter. On the left of the
spectator is Vice-Admiral
Collingwood, in the Royal
Sovereign, with her prize the
Santa Ana, totally dis
mantled, and the other ships
of the lee division. On the
right of the Victory is the
Bucentaure, a French 80,
Admiral Villeneuve, with her
main and mizens masts shot
away, the Santissima Trini
dad, a Spanish four-decker,
both ships unmanageable
wrecks, from the heavy raking
fire of the Victory, Neptune,
Leviathan, etc.
1837. II Scene on the coast of Nor
mandy, near Gonville.
78 Beilstein, on the Moselle — the
Hundsrack ridge in the dis
tance.

1837. 364
463 507
1838. 27

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1840. 13

148 •55
271343
470 476
1841. 9

354

4^7

1842.

20

128

313

347

512
1843.
37
192
293
409
1844. 187
On the Scheld, near Leiskens-
hoeck — squally day.
Scene on the Medway.
Lago di Lugano.
Chasse Mar^e, off the Gulf
stream Light — the Downs in
the distance.
Near Sepolina, Lago di Como.
Portel, Coast of Boulogne.
48, Mornington Place.
Citara, in the Gulf of Salerno,
looking towards the coast of
Calabria.
Ancona on the Adriatic.
Sorrento, Bay of Naples.
St. Georgio Maggiore, from the
Ducal Palace, Venice.
Avignon, on the Rhone.
On the coast near St. Malo.
Amalfi, kingdom of Naples.
CasteUo d'Ischia, from the
mole. "On Monday, December
24th, 1838, it blew a heavy
gale from the south-west;
several small craft from Pro-
cida and Baix, moored with
out the mole that connects
the castle with the town of
Ischia, parted from their
moorings, and one— a felucca
— was entirely wrecked, and
it was with difficulty the
crew were saved."
Pozzuoli, from Caligula's
bridge; the island of Nesida
in the distance, Bay of
Baise.
Near Castel-a-Mare, Bay of
Naples.
VaUone del mulini, Amalfi.
Isola Bella, Lago Maggiore.
Pozzuoli, looking towards Baise
— Istria in the distance.
Kitchen of the inn at Amalfi.
Torre di Terracina — Mola
Gaeta in the distance.
Mazorbo and Torcello, Gulf of
Venice.
The Castle of Ischia, kingdom
of Naples.
The Ducal Palace and Columns
of St. Mark, Venice.
View on the Giudecca, Ven
ice.
View on the Medway.
The day after the wreck; a
Dutch East Indiaman on
shore in the Ooster Schelde
— Zierikzee in the distance.
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continued. 1844. 523

1845. 65
205 254

356
490
1846. 22

342
396
1847. 74

126169
271 542
546

Oude Scheld— Texel Island,
looking towards Nieuwediep
and the Zuider Zee.
The Mole at Ancona, with
Trajan's arch.
Dutch boats running into Saar
dam — Amsterdam in the
distance.
The action and capture of the
Spanish xebeque frigate El
Gamo, of 32 guns and 319
men, commanded by Don
Francesco de Torris, and
H.M. sloop Speedy, of 14
four-pounders and 54 men,
commanded by Lord Coch
rane (now Earl Dundonald)
off Barcelona on the 6th
May, 1 80 1.
After a mutual chase and
warm action, the El Gamo
was carried by boarding; the
commander of the Speedy
(Lord Cochrane) ordering
every soul in the brig to
board, leaving only the sur
geon, Mr. Guthrie, in charge
of the helm. The Speedy
had eight wounded and three
kUled; the El Gamo had
45 wounded and 14 kiUed,
including the commander,
Don Francesco de Torris,
From the great disparity of
force, this was justly con
sidered one of the most
gallant exploits of the last
war.
Scene near Zeldkirch in the
Tyrol.
Dordrecht.
A Dutch dogger carrying away
her sprit. " On the Dogger
bank, in the cold North Sea,
etc."
II Ponte Rotto, Rome.
Italian seaport.
Scene near Monnikendam on
the Zuyder Zee.
French troops (1796) fording
the Margra — Sarzana and
the Carrara mountains in
the distance.
Dordrecht. On the Zuyder Zee.
Scene near Cattolica, Adriatic.
Naples.Dort.

1849.

1850,

The Green Hill, Hampstead.
1848, 166 The bridge of St, Benezet,
Avignon, looking towards
ViUeneuve.
217 Amalfi (the mariner's compass
was invented by a citizen of
Amalfi). "These, now to him
who sails under the shore,
etc." — Rogers.
Mola de Gaeta, from the Ap
plan way.
On the Cornice.
Ancona.
Tilbury Fort — wind against
tide.
Lugano.
Salvator Rosa's studio.
Lago Maggiore.
Near Miori, Gulf of Salerno.
Moonlight off the Reculvers.
Macbeth, Act I, scene 3 (Enter
Macbeth and Banquo), etc.
Scene on the Maas near Dort —
market people waiting for
the evening tide.
Near Foria, Island of Ischia.
The Bay of Baise, from the
Capuchin convent, above
Pozzuoh.
Ponte Atrani, Gulf Salerno.
Near Monickendam on the
Zuyder Zee.
The battle of Roverido, 1796.
" See with blood the Alpine
valley stained, the cloister-
garth profaned, etc."
Arco de Trajano, Ancona.
The great Tor, Oxwich Bay,
South Wales.
The Bay of Baise from the
Lake Avernus.
The port of La Rochelle.
Citara. The Gulf of Salerno.
H.M.S. "The Victory" (with
the body of Nelson on board)
towed into Gibraltar 28th of
October, 1805, seven days
after the battle of Trafalgar.
" Battle stained and tempest
tossed, a mighty ship
comes on.
No shout of triumph wel
comes her for the glo
rious victory won.
For she carries her dead ad
miral, kUled in Trafal
gar's Bay,
And Nelson's flag hangs
droopingly on that tri
umphant day.

1851.

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590

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211 325
331
498 67
131

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363 48
196

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1852.

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233

Sail on, proud ship! thy
battered hull proclaims
thy place in war,
A fitting bier for him who
feU in the fight at Tra
falgar."
" Disabled ships continued
to arrive for several days,
bringing with them the only
four prizes rescued from the
fury of the late gale. The
anchorage became covered
with ships. In the mole lay
six dismasted hulls, whose
battered sides, dismounted
guns, and shattered ports
presented unequivocal evi
dence of the brilliant part
they had taken in the glo
riously contested battle ; a
little beyond, the more re
cently arrived lay at their
anchors. At this proud mo
ment no shout of exultation
was heard, no joyous feli
citations were exchanged,
for the lowered flag which
waved on the Victory's mast
marked where the mourned
hero lay, and cast a deepened
shade over the triumphant
scene." — Lieut. Nicholas.
1853. 325 An affray in the Pyrenees with
contrabandistas.
1854. 57 The last of the crew.
139 La Rochelle.
187 Hulks, on the Medway.
315 View of the "Pic du Midi
d'Ossau " in the Pyrenees.
1855. 87 Ilfracombe, North Devon.
142 Dutch boats entering harbour
— Zuider Zee.
545 St. Sebastian, during the siege
under Field Marshal the
Duke of Wellington, July,
1813; British troops taking
possession ofthe heights and
convent of St. Bartolomeo.
1856. 94 The abandoned. "There was no trace by
which the name of the ship
could be ascertained. The
wreck had evidently drifted
about for many months;
clusters of shell-fish had
fastened about it, and long
seaweeds flaunted at its
sides. But where, thought I,
is the crew? Their struggle
has long been over — they
vn.

have gone down amidst the
roar of the tempest — their
bones he whitening among
the caverns of the deep.
Silence, oblivion, like the
waves, have closed over
them, and no one can tell
the story of their end. What
sighs have been wafted after
that ship ! what prayers
offered up at the deserted
fireside of home ! How often
has the mistress, the wife,
the mother, pored over the
daily news to catch some
casual intelligence of this
rover of the deep ! How has
expectation darkened into
anxiety — anxiety into dread
— and dread into despair !
Alas ! not one memento shall
ever return for love to
cherish, all that shall ever
be known, is, that she sailed
from her port, and was never
heard of more."— Washing
ton Irving.
1856. 191 A guarda costa riding out a
gale, off" Fuentarabia, at the
mouth of the Bidassoa,
Basque Provinces.
1857. 61 Fort Socoa, St. Jean de Luz.
204 Port na Spania, near the Giant's
Causeway, Antrim, Coast of
Ireland. "It is related that one or
more of the ships belonging
to the Spanish Armada were
driven in to the coast by
stress of weather, and in the
mist took the isolated rocks,
called the Chimney-tops, for
the veritable chimneys of
Dunluce Castle, and wasted
their gunpowder in firing at
them. The gale increasing
they were totally wrecked in
the bay, thence called Port
na Spania."
308 Calais fishermen taking in their
nets — squall coming on.
371 Calm — in the Gulf of Salerno.
1858. 18 Old Holland.
141 The fortress of Savona.
359 The Castle of Ischia.
497 The Hollands Diep — tide
making.
1859. 184 On the coast of Brittany.
237 A Maltese Xebec on the rocks
of Puiila Mazzodi Procida;
H H

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Stanfield, William Clarkson, R.A.—
continued. a steam tug and Neapolitan
boats rendering assistance.
The Island and Castle of
Ischia in the distance.
1859. 459 Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran.
i860. 23 Angers on the Maine-et-Loire.
71 Vesuvius and part of the
Bay of Naples, from the
Mole.
116 Outward bound.
1861. 57 Capture of smuggled goods on
the old Antrim road, Ire
land — dirty weather.
81 Homeward bound.
91 Mazorbo, Gulf of Venice.
320 Markeu, Zuyder Zee.
1862. 5 The Stack rock, Coast of
Antrim.
21 The Race of Ramsay, near
St. David's Head, South
Wales.
82 Nieuwe Diep and the Helder
light, from Texel Island.
Disabled ships going to dock
at Nieuwe Diep.
354 On the Coast of Normandy.
398 On the Coast of Brittany, near
Dol.
1863. 94 On the Coast of Calabria.
123 The situation of His Majesty's
ship, "The Defence," and
her prize, " II St. Ildefonso,"
on the morning following
the Battle of Trafalgar.
Cadiz and Rola in the dis
tance, with many of the cap
tured ships ashore on the
coast between Cadiz and
Cape Trafalgar.
177 Oude Scheld, Texel Island.
272 Shakespeare's Cliff, Dover —
1849.
37' The Worm's Head, Bristol
Channel.
1864. 65 The Mew -stone, Plymouth
Sound.
155 War.
170 Peace.
284 On the Hollands Diep, near
Willemstadt.
1865. 96 The Bass rock.
128 The Vale of Narni, Italy.
1866. 58 Tintagel Castle, coast of Corn
wall.
78 The Pic du Midi d'Ossau, in
the Pyrenees.
6, Belsize Park Road, N. W.
1867. 199 A skirmish off Heligoland.

STANFORD, R  Architect.
42, Upper Berkeley Street.
181 7. 887 Design for a mansion in the
castle style.
1 8 18. 947 Architectural view in PaU Mall.
18 19. 1026 Design for a triumphal build
ing.

STANHOPE, J. R. Spencer. Painter, etc.
J. R. S. Stanhope,
18, Chapel Street,
Belgrave Square.
1859. 795 Lynmouth, North Devon.
890 Thoughts of the past.
R. S. Stanhope,
Sandroyd, Cobham, Surrey.
1862. 573 The Flight into Egypt.
1863. 624 Juliet and the nurse.
1864. 33 Rispah, the daughter of Aiah.
476 Penelope.
1865. 537 Beauty and the Beast,
77, Harley Street.
1868. 403 The footsteps of the flock. "If
thou know not, O thou fair
est among women, go thy
way forth by the footsteps
of the flock, and feed thy
kids beside the shepherds'
tents."
J. R. S. Stanhope, 77, Harley Street.
1869. 843 The Rape of Proserpine.
1870. 151 The olive tree; a pastoral.
1872. 270 Cephalus and Procris.
1484 Andromeda; alto-relievo.
Villa Nuti, Bellosguardo, Florence.
1902. 919 Knowledge stranghng Inno
cence.
939 The vision of Ezekiel: the
valley of dry bones.

STANILAND, Charles Joseph, R.L
Painter.
12a, Grove Place, St. John's Wood.
1863. 197. " Drapped i' the grave — God's
lap. Our wee white rose of
all the world." — Gerald
Massey. 37, Middleton Square.
1865. 73 Interior of Manoir de Peran-
goir, Quimber, Brittany.
Hogarth Cottage, Chiswick.
1874. 1016 An emeute in the i6th cen
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1877. 645 Fugitives for conscience' sake,
1878. 594 Good-bye! 1 5, Steele's Rd., Haverstock HUL
1881. 90 The relief of Leyden, 1574.
" Leyden was relieved. The
Admiral, stepping ashore,
was welcomed by the magis
tracy, and a solemn proces
sion was immediately formed.
Magistrates and citizens,
wild Zealanders, emaciated
burgher guards, sailors, sol
diers, women, children —
nearly every living person
within the walls, all repaired
without delay to the great
church, stout Admiral Boisot
leading the way."— y. L.
Motley.
STANLEY, Archer  Painter.
A. Stanley, Junr.,
25, Great Maddox Street.
1847. 873 Study of beech trees in Knowle
Park.
1848. 894 Walberton church.
1850. 948 Near Brodrick, Isle of Arran.
1009 Pass in Glen Rosa, Isle of
Arran.
1852. 842 Sabbath — a scene in the High
lands. " In some lone glen
where every sound is lulled,
etc."
1853. 1000 Approaching storm in the
Highlands. " As deeper
moans the gathering blast."
1855. 1055 Summertime, "Thick around
the woodland hymns arise."
33, Albert Rd., Regent's Park.
1857, 730 Loch Leven, with the burying
island of St. Mann in the
distance, Argyllshire.
865 The muir on fire. Highlands.
1858. 722 The Highland fisherman's
home.
873 Loch Nicraig, Perthshire —
autumnal showers, passing
over.
1859. 990 The ruins of lona. "That man
is httle to be envied whose
patriotism would not gain
force upon the plains of
Marathon, or whose piety
would not grow warmer
among the ruins of lona ! "
— Dr. Johnson.
1 163 Ben Nevis. 39, Somerset Street.
1 86 1. 787 Ben Nevis with Interlochy
Castle.

35, Somerset Street.
1862. 981 Glencroe, looking towards the
Great Rest.
1871. 315 Coming storm — West High
lands.
STANLEY, Charles H  Painter.
25, Great Maddox Street.
1824. 68 Beckenham church; a sketch,
painted on the spot
1849. 944 Norma, ofthe Fitful Head, re
lating the history of her life
to Minna and Brenda.
1850. 595 Temptation.
1851. 413 The rustic wreath. 10, Percy Street.
1853. 601 Miss Murray, as Dorothy Budd,
in " St. Cupid," by Douglas
Jerrold, Esq.
25, Great Maddox Street.
1855. 517 The morning rider.
1858. 1 106 Garden scene at Westfield
House, Ryde, the residence
of Sir Augustus Clifford,
Bart.
STANLEY, C. P  Painter.
4, Queen Street, Brompton.
1844. 763 Miss Sophia Stanley.
1 166 Street in Rome.
STANLEY, Colet Robert ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1819. 368 Cottage at Bottwell, Middlesex.
25, Great Maddox Street.
1820. 14 Cottage at Betchworth, Surrey.
1822. 303 A sketch: painted on the spot.
1825. 350 Aber-dy-lais bridge. Vale of
Neath, South Wales.
1826. 64 Harrow, from Hampstead
Heath.
1827. 334 Hampstead Heath; a study
from nature.
1830. 421 A storm coming on; a study
from nature.
1 83 1. 204 The watermill.
1832. 17 A storm passing off, Killaloe on
the Shannon.
1833. 9 The old bridge at Scariffe, Ire
land; the Crag mountain in
the distance.
1834. 302 Entrance to Candebec on the
Seine, from the Paris Road.
1835. 384 Paris, from Chaillot.
1837. 229 Saltzburg, Germany.
1838. 554 Rotterdam.
1839, 461 An old street at Candebec on
the Seine.
1840. 428 Cocheim on the Moselle.

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Stanley, Colet Robert — continued.
1841. 1167 Scene from Bishopsgate, Wind
sor Castle in the distance.
1842, 1204 A View on the Rhine,
1843. 375 Chateau Gaillard, on the Seine.
1844. 143 Gateway, Saltzburg Castle,
1845, 684 The village church.
1846. 431 Entrance to the Chateau
Runkel.
1848, 281 A scene in Stoneleigh Park.
1850. 238 Kenilworth Castle,
262 Breaking up of the clouds —
cool morning.
1852. 1306 Tournon on the Rhone.
1855. 626 Erridge Castle, Kent.
1856. 246 A peep from a wood.
1858. 490 Auxerre on the Yonne.
1859. 544 Cottage Scene, Hertfordshire,
i860. 604 Amiens,
1863, 263 Chiavari, on the Coniche,
STANLEY, C. W  Painter.
C. W. Stanley, Junr.,
25, Great Maddox Street.
1848. 55 The Hon. Miss Bickersteth.
STANLEY, G  Architect.
Dover Street.
1800. 943 Entrance to the Bishop's gar
den, Norwich.
STANLEY, Harold J  Painter.
1 5, Maximilian' s Platz, Munich.
i860. 528 The widow.
" Teuton and Sclave, her mas
ters of the hour;
To-morrow in their place the
Frank may sit —
And bid her learn some other
melody."
1861, 601 Doing business. "Itisnaught,
it is naught, saith the buyer;
but when he hath gone his
way, then he boasteth. — Pro
verbs.
1 864. 426 Laborare est orare.
STANLEY, Lady (formerly Miss
Dorothy Tennant)  Painter.
Mrs. Henry Morton Stanley,
2, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall.
1893. 615 Henry Morton Stanley, Esq.
1896. 766 The bather.
¦Lady Stanley,
2, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall.
1900. 752 The forsaken nymph.
1903. 704 Leap frog.
{See Miss Dorothy Tennant.)

STANLEY, Montague, A.R.S.A. Painter.
43, Hadlow Street, Burton Crescent.
1833. 19 Wreck on the Lancashire
Sands, near Cartmel.
STANLEY, Miss Sara  Painter.
3, Stirling Mansions,
Compagne Gardens,
South Hampstead.
1895. 72 Palazzo Ca d'Oro, Venice.
7, Albert Studios, Battersea Park.
1902. 633 Entrance to St. Mark's, Venice.
STANMORE, H  Painter.
3, Craven Place.
1864. 641 Campagna, Rome, Sabine
HUls — sunrise.
1865. 624 The Dent d'Oche and the rocks
of Meillerie, from Montreux,
Switzerland.
STANNARD, Miss A  Painter.
Castle Meadow, Norwich.
1859. 442 French partridges.
STANNARD, Alfred George. Painter.
Castle Meadow, Norivich.
1856, 414 The vUlage brook.
1858. 386 Woodlands.
774 A sunny afternoon.
1859. 434 The woodland spring.
STANNARD, Miss Eloise Harriet. Painter.
Upper King Street, Norwich.
1856. 72 Autumn.
291 Summer.
302 Winter.
1 128 Spring.
1857. II 38 Fruit.
1859. 509 do.
i860. 157 do.
274 do.
1 86 1. 477 do.
487 do.
1862. 281 do.
405 Melon, etc.
418 Fruit.
1863. 344 do.
473 do. Opie Street, Norwich.
1864. 457 By the old garden wall.
1865. 285 Fruit.
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St. Andrew's HaU Place,

Norwich.

1866.

323 Fruit.

1867.

554 do.

1868.

430 The gardener's bench.

447 Fruit.

1869.

752 Grapes and other fruit.

892 Black grapes.
1870.
6 Fruit.
I87I.
272 do. with ewer, salt, etc., be
longing to the Corporation
of the City of Norwich.
1872.
378 Fruit.
428 Peaches.
1873-
295 Fruit.
1893.
I Russets.
STANNARD, Miss Emily... Painter.
Harpur Place, Bedford.
1900. 1200 On the Wey.
1 90 1. 990 Nature's Garden.
1 169 "When soft winds and sunny
skies, etc."
1239 " Down in the meadow and up
by the stream."
1902, 926 In sweet September.
931 The quiet meadows round the
hiU.
1903. 962 By meadow, footpath, hedge
and stile.
STANNARD, H. Sylvester. Painter.
Flitwick, Bedfordshire.
1897. r269 Dusk.
1898. 1214 The old homestead.
1899. 1062 Still evening.
1 178 February.
1 199 The cottage homes of England.
1206 " Wuzzell" time in Bedford.
1900. 1097 "The trees began to whisper,
etc. " — Tennyson.
1119 The trysting lane.
1 90 1. 940 SoHtude.
1036 Passing shadows.
1902. 846 "Now the evening shadows
falling Warn from toil to
peaceful rest."
955 By pasture and ploughland,
1903. 942 When the birds go north again.
1904, 980 Spring is come.
1003 A March morning.
STANNARD, Henry  Painter.
Harpur Place, Bedford.
1902. 801 "White skies are blue and
bright."
993 Autumn sunshine.
1903. 817 "Hints of Summer-time re
main."
1904. 946 A Heilan' clan.
STANNARD, Miss Lilian ... Painter.
Harpur Place, Bedford.
1902. 865 " Where busy bees in sunshine
reap A harvest for their
hives."
1903. 1051 A petal-strewn path.
1904. 1061 The terrace walk.
STANNUS, Anthony Carey. Painter.
208, Euston Road.
1863. 236 A young skipper.
602 An Irish cabin.
A. C. P. Stannus,
15, Devonshire Terrace, Kensington.
1868. 690 View of the City of Mexico.
A. C. Stannus, 26, Edwardes Square.
1%12. 113 Wreckers at the Land's End.
1874. 1348 Battle of the Boyne.
3, St. Aubyn's Gardens, Brighton.
1897. 290 In charge of the chief mate.
39, Westbourne Park Road.
1900. 158 " The first beam ghttering on a
sail That brings our friends
up from the underworld."
1902. 921 Evening on the Dogger bank.
1903. 839 The Valley of Mexico.
STANNUS, Hugh  Architect.
61, Larkhall Rise, Clapham.
1886. 1687 Design for decoration of St.
Paul's Cathedral.
STANSFELD, Miss Ellen L.
Miniature Painter.
63, De Pary's Avenue, Bedford.
1902. 1187 H.M. Queen Alexandra.
STANTON, Miss Emily Rose. Painter.
Upfield, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
1885. 1383 Water lilies.
1890. 1270 Mushrooms.
1891. 1403 Fungus.
1892. 1295 Mushrooms.
1893. 1134 do.
1900. 651 do.
238

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STANTON, Horace Hughes-. Painter.
H. H. Stanton, 31, Beaumont Street.
1873. 3^4 In the twihght.
4, Steele's Terrace, Haverstock Hill.
1874. 1376 Day-dreams. 4, Acton Terrace, Rock Ferry, Cheshire.
1879. 743 Our Farm.
863 My fair reader.
Oxton, near Birkenhead.
1880. 922 A Cheshire farm.
Longsdon, I a, Carlton Hill,
N.W.
1897, 15 A heavy rain — St, Albans,
Herts.
229 A spring pastoral.
8, Gloucester Mansions,
Harrington Gardens,
S.W.
1899. 432 A country road,
496 Moonlight from the hills.
510 Cornfield.
1 90 1. 19 Moonrise — the pool.
1902. 138 A spring pastoral.
Scarsdale Lodge,
Wright's Lane, Kensington.
1904. 547 Studland Bay, with Poole Har
bour in the distance.
552 A summer's day, Sussex — early
morning.

STANTON, Miss Rose Emily. Painter.
Upfield, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
1880. 729 Pets.
1 88 1. 702 Hedgehog and her young.
1882. 992 Wood pigeons, fledglings.
1887. 1192 Moorhen's nest.
1892. 1054 Finches.
1894. 1172 Plums in danger.
1896. II 63 Quinces.

STANTON, Miss Sarah  Painter.
3, Kingsland Green.
1843. 660 Houemahab. — From Moore's
Lallah Rookh.
6, Annetta Crescent, Islington.
1846. 649 Contemplation. 22, Colebrook Row.
1848. 31 "She is far from the land." —
Vide Maoris Melodies.

STAPLES, Mrs. John C. (formerly
Miss Mary Ellen Edwards and Mrs.
Freer). See Miss Mary Ellen Ed
wards, vol. iii, pages 27, 28.
STAPLES, Robert Ponsonby. Painter.
R. T. Staples, 20, Newman St.
1875. 348 Slievigahon, Ireland.
R. P. Staples, 30a, Marlborough Hill.
1876. 527 Old John.
1877. 1353 Sir N. A. Staples, Bart.
1878. 236 The felon's wife.
1879. 106 The first lesson.
1406 Chez Nous.
1 88 1. 1345 Cairngorm. 21, Percy Street.
1883. 347 Guilty or Not Guilty?
96, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
1884. 685 "Steel, iron, and wood" ship-
buUding yards, Belfast.
Grey House, Hornton Street,
Kensington.
1888 900 Under the Greenwood tree.
1892. 128 An old garden.
29, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
1897. 997 Time, talk, and oblivion.
3, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
1 90 1. 681 Our holiday.
STAPLES, S  Architect.
I, Stapld s-inn, Holborn.
1824. 937 Design for a church.
960 do. for a Mechanics' Insti
tute.
1825. 888 Design for a church.
1827. 1063 do. rebuilding Staple's
Inn.
1830. 1082 House in Surrey.
1837. 1094 Cottage near Harrow.
STAPYLTON, H. E. C  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1856. 195 The Peace of Evening.
{Stapylton in the index, Staplyton in the
catalogue. )
STARK, Arthur James  Painter.
10, York Place, Windsor.
1848. 226 A water miU.
1849. 529 An alehouse door.
J. Stark, 35, Norfolk Street.
1850. 147 Forest scene.

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239

1850.

1851. 1852. 1853- 1854.
1855-

1259 Bettws-y-Coed Bridge.
{The last two are evidently
intended for A. J. Stark, as
there are three others down
to the father.)
A.J. Stark, ¦^e,, Norfolk Street.
347 Fetching the mallard.
747 A study from nature.
1262 A rest from sport.
126 An interior ofa stable.
204 Cattle and landscape.
1260 A corner in the farmyard.
303 The startled heron.
1074 A summer afternoon. " Cattle
court the zephyrs bland
Where the streamlet wanders
cool."
1857. 65 At rest.
214 A quiet nook. "Where coots
in rushy dingles hide
And moorcocks shun the
day."
Done work. Langham Chambers.
157 Left in charge.
On the Lighthouse hills at
Cromer, Norfolk.
On the Teme, near Ludlow,
Shropshire.
Evening.
481 A shady pool.
The Studio, Tattersall's, Grosvenor Place.
Amateurs.
A hunter, the property of the
Duke of Rutland.
17, Langham Street, Portland Place.
In Moor Park, Rickmansworth.
534 Waiting at the ferry.
120 The Moor Park.
401 The pasture.
156 Under the beeches.
213 Feeding time.
334 The homestead.
In the shade. "The smooth-
leaved beeches in the field
receive them With coolest
shade, till noontide's heat be
spent."
175 Down in the meadows.
42, Fitzroy Street.
97 The angler's nook.
1390 Timber carting.
1 161 A farmyard.
587 Dartmoor drift. This is the
name given to the annual
collection or "driving" of
the ponies on Dartmoor.
They are thus got together

1858.

954

1859.

•57
443

i860.

62

I86I.

58.
481

1862.
1863.

323
709

1865. 402
1866.1867.1868.1869.I87I.1872. 133

1873-1874.
1875- 1877.

1883.

for the purpose of obtaining
fees for pasturage, and for
the sorting out of trespassers.
During the drift they are
occasionally halted to give
owners dwelling near a par
ticular spot an opportunity
of claiming the animals be
longing to them.
42, Grove End Road, N. W.
102 Whitening to the Harvest.

STARK, Mrs. Flora M  Painter.
Ecc lesion, Torquay, Devon.
1896. 556 Trying on the Communion
Veil.
1897. 774 Moonlight and lamphght —
Asolo.
STARK, James  Painter.
181 1. 179 View on King Street River,
Norwich.
1 81 2. 352 Cottages. 82, Berwick Street.
1814. 26 Road scene. 48, Wigmore Street.
1815. 269 A landscape. Norwich.
182 1. 426 View at Thorp, near Norwich.
1825. 165 Landscape. 14, Beaufort Row, Chelsea.
1 83 1. 405 Market gardeners at Battersea.
1832. 96 Landscape.
1833. 310 do.
1834. 88 A draining mill.
1835. IIS Scene at Battersea.
1836. 381 Water MUl, Norfolk.
1838. 484 Scene near Henley.
1839. 88 Fishing.
506 Ferry on the Thames.
10, York Place, Windsor.
1840. 881 On the Medway.
1 84 1. 108 Enlarging the park. Old Wind
sor.
134 Beech trees near the statue,
looking towards Windsor
Castle.
395 A Trout stream. "These rocks
were overhung with the
branches of some fine oaks,
which flourished on the
shore, and whose gnarled
and tortuous roots appeared
to grasp the ground, as if to
enable them to support the
superincumbent weight of
the gigantic trees.
"The water forced its
way over some rocky ob
structions into a pool, sur-

240

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stark, James — continued.
rounded by high reeds, and
shaded by drooping wiUows."
—Jesse's Angler's Ramble.
1842. 456 The village oak.
547 Taking up eel-pots.
1843. 253 In Windsor Great Park.
456 The gamekeeper's lodge.
719 The forest oak.
1844. 588 Heath scene.
1 2 14 Stick-gatherers.
1845. 465 Milking-time.
483 A road through a forest.
803 A mountain stream.
1846. 215 A roadside cottage.
340 A glen.
665 On the wharf.
1847. 274 A water-mill.
332 The environs of the New
Forest.
1848. 158 Windsor Great Park.
175 A forest pond.
716 Lane scene.
1849. 195 Hethernett Church, Norfolk.
550 A forest village.
587 Beeches in Savernake Forest.
35, Norfolk Street.
1850. 10 Marlborough Forest.
237 Donkey and foal.
447 Windsor.
185 1. 171 Windsor — Morning.
442 A forest farm.
454 Bolton Abbey.
1852. 112 On the banks of the Yare.
197 Going to market,
1127 A country churchyard. Vide
Gray's Elegy.
1853. 172 Eton CoUege.
1079 Penn rocks.
1854. 228 Near Windsor.
392 Backhurst Park.
846 In Sussex. 41, Fitzroy Square.
1855. 28 A forest brook.
1 3 12 A farm yard.
21, Cardington Street,
Hampstead Road.
1856. 317 Changing pasture.
531 On the Mole. Langham Chambers.
1857. 79 Marlborough Forest.
1 34 In Sussex.
436 On the Norfolk coast.
1858. 256 Rokeby Park.
301 Entrance to a wood. "Enter
this wild wood and view the
haunts of nature." — Bryant.
1096 Ruins of a church.
(The late.)
1859. 637 A water mill.

STARK, Robert  Sculptor.
57, Bedford Gardens, Campden Hill.
1883. 1591 A Bedouin.
1884. 1670 Charles Darwin.
1885. 2055 A huntsman and horse.
2129 A lioness; bronze.
1898 The Danaides; rehef.
2, Hillgrove Road, N. W.
869 A bison sentinel; statuette.
29, Portland Road, Holland Park.
2002 Study of a rhinoceros. Chagford, Devon.
2091 Head of a young girl.
2051 An Egyptian; bust.
1947 An Indian rhinoceros; statu
ette, bronze. Purchased for
the Chantrey Bequest for
£65.
839 Early spring. {Oil painting.)
1685 Aspirations; statue, bronze.
1824 John Peel; equestrian statu
ette, bronze.
1687 The old shepherd; group,
bronze.
1866 The Crusader; statuette.
1305 A pastoral, Asolo,

1886,

1887.

1889.1890.1892,

1893.

1895.1896. 1897.

STARKEY, J   Architect.
Bucklersbury.
1799. 929 Design for a vUla.
At Mr. Mawley's, 28, Thorhaugh Street.
1818. 958 Design for a church.

STARKIE, Miss Edyth  Painter.
118, Adelaide Road,
South Hampstead.
287 Miss M, D.
3, Wychcombe Studios,
Haverstock Hill.
702 Lilla.
294 St. Cecilia.
185 Pippa passes, "How near I
ever might approach all
these, etc." — R. Browning.

1895.

1897.1898. 1899.

STARLING, Albert  Painter.
Widmerpoole, Sutton, Surrey.
1884. 328 Miles Standish.
1885. 960 Student days. 18, Fitzroy Street.
1886. 1013 M. J. Starling, Esq.
1887. 980 Winter work.
1 5 16 News from her soldier son.
1888. 493 Saved from the sea.
618 Dipped in sunshine.
1889. 1203 Strangers in a strange land.
1890. 1060 The skipper prescribes.

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241

1 891. 240 Called to the hfeboat.
1892. Ill Out of their reckoning.
1893. 1133 Off Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Wedmerpool, Sutton.
1900. 709 Home from fishing.
1 90 1. 180 Life's chart.
STARLING, Miss Marion A. Painter.
Beresjord Lodge, Brighton.
1883. 606 A httle china pot with ferns.
STARR, Miss Louisa (afterwards
Madame Canziani)  Painter.
38, Bedford Square.
1863. 676 Stella. 14, Russell Square.
1866. 25 "WiU he come?"
1867. 151 La Pensierosa.
613 From " Taming of the Shrew.''
" Hortensio. You'll leave his
lecture when I am in tune?
Lucentio. That will be never;
tune your instrument.
Etc." — Act in, scene i.
1868. 509 David brought before Saul.
"And as David returned
from the slaughter of the
Phihstine, Abner took him
and brought him before
Saul, with the head of the
Philistine in his' hand." —
I Samuel, xvii, 57.
603 A reverie!
1869. 112 Pensativa.
464 A fairy tale.
1870. 3 J. E. Pfeiffer, Esq.
964 Undine. "She was about to
add something more, when
Huldebrand, with the most
heartfelt tenderness and
love, clasped her in his arms,
and again bore her back to
the shore. There, amid tears
and kisses, he first swore
never to forsake his affection
ate wife, and esteemed him
self even more happy than
Pygmalion, for whom Venus
gave hfe to his beautiful
statue, and thus changed it
into a beloved wife."
1871. 32 WiUie, son of W. R. Beverly,
Esq.
391 Amy, daughter of Sir John
Lubbock, Bart., M.P.
1872. 348 Scene from the Merchant of
Venice, act iii, scene 2.
"Portia. There are some
vn.

shrewd contents in yon same
paper, etc,"
1872, 388 Brian Houghton Hodgson,
Esq., B.C.S., late British
Minister at the Court of
Nepaul; correspondingmem-
ber of the Institute of France.
loio Mrs. J. E. Pfeiffer.
1873. 311 Sintram. "Silently weeping,
the son knelt down before
his mother, kissed her gar
ment that floated forward
through the bars, and felt as
it were in Paradise, where
every wish and every tumult
is hushed. . . . Then wiU I
go into that cloister, etc. . . .
That would be a beautiful,
stilly, joyful existence, my
good child, replied the Lady
Verena, such, how^ever, is
not thy destiny. A brave high
and mighty knight must thou
remain, etc." — De La Motte
FouquL
445 Imogen. " Stay, come not in;
But that it eats our victuals, I
should think
Here were a fairy."
1874. 139 Miss Louisa Evelyn Deni-
son.
1355 Don Silva and Fedalma. "Ah!
your lordly hands will never
fix that jewel, etc." — George
Eliot.
1875. 527 Hardly earned.
1876. 866 Mrs. Henry S. King.
1877. I Daughters of Robert RusseU
Carew, Esq.
383 Mrs. J. E. Pfeiffer.
1878. 19 Rose time. " Bring the dainty
rose, etc." — Horace.
438 Henry S. King, Esq.
1879. 522 Marguerite (Sissy), daughter of
W. R. Beveriey, Esq.
1880. 426 Elizabeth, daughter of J. Ash
ton Bostock, Esq., C.B.
5^1 Edith, daughter of F. Algar,
Esq.
569 Henry PiUeau, Esq.
1881. 284 A. S. Bicknell, Esq.
1389 W. S. Shoobridge, Esq.
1882. 697 Mrs. Henry Seymour King.
1883. 472 Miss Wakefield.
814 Lady Campbell.
1884. 290 Lady Pelly.
729 Lady Nicholson.
{See Madame Canziani, vol. i,
page 389.) II

242

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

STARR, Sidney  Painter.
54, Charlotte Street.
195 George Wilkinson, M.A,
790 Waiting. 38, Abercorn Place.
235 On the retired list; a portrait.
217 A study.
928 Sketch, the fan.
811 Finchley Road, N.W.

1882.

1883.
1884.1885.1886.

STATHAM, Henry Heathcote. Architect.
5, Britannia Buildings, Liverpool.
1872. 1230 Design for Memorial window.
7, Queen Anne's Gate.
1878. 1146 West front, Tewkesbury
Abbey.
1890. 1720 Birmingham Law Courts.
1870 Sheffield Municipal Buildings.
1892. 1631 St. Paul's Cathedral.
1893. 1537 Edinburgh Municipal Build
ings. 40, Gower Street.
1894. 1574 Study for completing National
GaUery, etc.
1900. 1875 Cartwright Memorial Hall.
1 90 1. 1534 Piers, etc., Vauxhall Bridge.
1903' 1350 In a belfry, ringing in the New
Year.
1904. 1658 "Builder" office.
STAVELY, W  Painter.
W. Staveley, 2, George Street,
Hanover Square.
1785. 41 Portrait of a nobleman.
204 Two portraits.

1786.
1787.

207

do.

57 Portraits of two children.
198, Piccadilly.
[3 Portraits of a lady and child.
55 Portrait ofa lady.
56 do. gentleman.
57 do. lady.
215 do. gentleman.
1788. 26 do. child.
35 Portraits of children. {Mrs.
Fuljames's family.)
106 Portraits of a nobleman's
children.
108 Portraits of children.
1789. 12 Portrait of a lady of quality.
Portraits of a nobleman's
children.
Portrait of a lady of quality.
28, Southampton St., Strand.
1793- ==41 Portrait of a gentleman. {Sir
W, Dunbar)

••7

250

1, Hinde Street, Manchester Sq.

1794,

76 A portrait.

77 do.

82 do.

83 do.
292 do.
1795-
33 An architect. {Pardon)
146 A portrait.
147 do.
153 do.
154 do.
302 Portrait of a child.
407 Portraits.
1796.
90 Portrait of a gentleman.
133 do. young lady.
143 do. do.
¦2-n do. do. {Miss
Pardon.)
374 Portrait of an artist.
753 An antique statue in the
Newby Gallery, Yorkshire.
762 do. do.
766 do. do.
775 do. do.
1797.
81 Portrait of a nobleman.
• 53 do. gentleman.
155 do. do.
223 do. do.
474 do. young lady.
478 do. lady.
1798.
701 do. himself.
1800.
261 Mrs. Dalton.
271 Portraits of Sir James Dalziel,
Bart., and WiUiam Cun
ningham, Esq., of Grass-
mere, regaling after the
chace.
706 Mr. Furnish.
{ThelastthreebyS. Staveley
in the catalogue)
W. Staveley,
12, Old Bond Street.
1804.
20 Mr. Smith.
— Stavely, no address.
1805.
392 Miss Callander.
522 Miss Callander.
{Staveley in index, Stavely in the catalogue)
STEAD, Miss Ella M.
Miniature Painter.
Red Barns, Formby, La neas hire.
1895. 1114 Study of a head.
STEAD, Fred  Painter.
St. George's Chambers, Bradford.
1892. 401 Portrait,
1893. 138 Isaac Webster, Esq.
170, Swan Arcade, Bradford.
1895, 298 The young housewife.
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243

1897. 100 Shades of evening.
362 Gathering apples.
1898. 4 The magic crystal.
1899. 259 Waiting for a bite.
657 An inspiration.
819 A summer day.
1 90 1. 510 The princess and the frog.
542 Constance cast adrift, " Sothly
the commander of that (ship)
was He, etc." — Chaucer.
1902. 276 The Common.
1903. 366 Will-o-the-wisp.
STEAD, T  Architect.
33, Devonshire Street,
Queen's Square.
1797. 1 193 Design for a villa.
5, St. James' Place, Clerkenwell.
1 80 1. 916 Design for a suite of offices.
STEADMAN, W  Sculptor.
17, Euston Place.
1857. 1359 Mrs. Deane; medaUion por
trait.
1 360 medallion portrait ; posthu
mous.
STEBBING, Mrs. G  Painter.
100, Cambridge Street.
1861. 40 Maidenhood.
STEBBING, J. L  Architect.
3, Beak Street, Golden Square.
1809. 867 A Design for a pavillion.
1810. 823 Design for a bath.
At Mr. Cartwright s,
33, Dartmouth Street.
181 1. 800 Design for a casino in the
Grecian style.
1813. 821 Elevated view of a public build
ing.
STECCHI, Fabio  Sculptor.
85, Carlisle Mansions, S. W.
1891. 2024 Miss Le Poer Wynne; medal
lion.
STEEDEN, O  Painter.
3, Red Lion Square.
1823. 644 Mr. J. H. Wakefield.
STEEDMAN, Charles  Painter.
35, Charles Street, Hampstead Road.
1826. 94 North Shields.
382 Fisherman.
1828. 215 WiUiams's Farm, near Winch-
more HiU.

1829. 387 Fishing boats.
390 A fisherman.
1837. 290 The village tinker.
1841. 144 Mynheer Vandunck.
177 Rhubarb merchant.
545 Coast scene.
1842. 82 Physic.
1843. 56 Near Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
58 Shoreham.
1844. II 53 A Coast scene.
1845. 221 Our old gardener.
1846. 1040 Coast scene, Forfarshire. "The
figure which advanced to
meet them made many signs,
which the haze of the atmos
phere, now disturbedby wind,
and adrizzlingrain, prevented
them from seeing, or com
prehending distinctly. Some
time before they met. Sir
Arthur could recognize the
old blue-gowned beggar, Edie
Ochiltree." — The Antiquary.
1847. 622 A fish girl.
1848. 180 Rustic figure.
1849. 133 Part of the Underchff, Isle of
Wight.
232 A cave in the East Cliff", Hast
ings.
546 An English Cabin.
1850. 1088 On the Medway, Rochester
Bridge.
1852. 187 An old farrier.
1853. 105 The hay binder.
1854. 289 A rustic figure.
1855. 421 do.
STEEDMAN, G  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1824. 820 Willie brewed a Peck o' Maut.
Vide Burns' songs.
STEEL, John Sydney  Painter.
8, Fitzroy Street
1889. 468 A hunter of the past.
John S. Steele,
9, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
1890. 102 Hunting the Irish elk. /. S. Steel.
1892. 215 Death of the master stag.
T. Sydney Steel.
1893. 189 In Benalder deer forest.
J. Sydney Steel, Fair mount, Perth
1895. 549 Dead teal.
J. Sidney Steel, Strathviep, Perth.
1900. 437 A night alarm.

244

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

STEELE, Adeline  Painter.
St. Louis, United States.
1847. 851 A hunter in lUinois.

STEELE, Miss Florence H.
Metal Worker.
54, Hammersmith Road.
1896. 1821 Silver bottle
1888 George Clark, Esq. ; medaUion,
bronze.
63, Rowan Road, Brook Green.
1899. 1955 Portrait of a lady; medallion.
1957 do. gentleman; medal
lion, silver,
1986 Christening cup; silver.
1900. 1952 Hand-mirror; do.
1995 Decorative panel.
2008 Alms-dish.
1901. 1751 Portrait medallion.
1763 Design for a casket.
1770 do. silver.
1902. 1599 do. a bronze sundial.
1 61 9 do. a buckle.
17 14 Pendant; silver gilt.
1 715 Yachting trophy.
1903. 181 8 Design for a presentation sword.
1863 do. mayoress' chain;
Preston.
1904. 1778 Group; bronze.
1780 Walking-stick head.
1814 Triptych; silver and enamel.

STEELE, Miss Jane  , Painter.
J. Steele,
2, Upper Conway Street,
Fitzroy .'Afreet.
18 10. 90 The upper waterfall, Dol-y-
myllyn. North Wales,
353 Scene composed from nature.
43 8 View from nature. North Wales.
Jane Steele,
Cudbear Manufactory, Westminster.
181 1. 282 Ruins of Bayham Abbey,
Sussex.
407 View on the river Lea, Hert
fordshire. 3, Union Place, Lambeth.
181 2. 454 View of Westminster Abbey,
from the New Cut, Lam
beth.

STEELE, Jeremiah. Miniature Painter.
/. Steel, Nottingham.
1801. 821 Portrait of a gentleman.

1802.

703

797

1804.

7^3

1806.

764

1808.

699

804

1809. 639
I8I8.I8I9. 731
763978
1820. 811
1821, 669 768773
1822. 425
1826,

— Steel, 134, New Bond Street.
Portraits of two children.
Portrait of a gentleman. J. Steel, Bath.
Dr. Buxton.
J. Steele, 1 74, Oxford Street.
Miss Ward.
40, Church Street, Liverpool.
Mr. Spencer, in a Spanish dress.
Mr. J. Ritchie. 41, Leicester Square.
Mrs. Davenport.
657 Miss Willoughby. 1 70, New Bond Street.
692 M. Harris, Esq.
837 T. S. Traill, Esq., M.P.
709 Henry Alexander, Esq.
725 B. Arthur, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
General Sir Gregor M'Gregor.
W. G. Johnston, Esq.
17, Cork Street.
640 Sir J. Boyd.
675 Henry P. Hole, Esq.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
G. H. Drummond,' Esq., M.P.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
85, Wells St., Oxford Street.
840 Miss Right.

STEELE, Louis John  Etcher.
10 1, Clarendon Road, Notting HiU.
1872. 1127 "What shaU I wear?" -
1875, 595 Le jouer de cornemuse. (The
bag-pipe player.)
1881, 1261 The revolutionist. After W.
Q. Orchardson, R.A. ; etch
ing.
1268 The poachers. After Briton
Riviere, A.R.A.; etching.
1882. 1302 The Foundling. After Marcus
Stone, A.R.A,; etching.
1343 La Tricoteuse. After Mrs,
AUingham; etching.
1883. 1356 His only friend. After Briton
Riviere, R.A.; etching.
•399 "Comola." After BritonRiviere,
R.A.; etching.
1884. 1466 Success. After S. E. Waller;
etching.
1885, 1607 Napoleon on board the " Bel-
lerophon," After W. Q. Or
chardson, R.A,; etching.
1886. 1447 The young housewife. After
W, Q. Orchardson, R.A.;
etching.

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245

STEELE, Madame Louise. Enamel Painter.
10 1, Clarendon Road.
1875. 1 136 J. Steele, Esq.; enamelled on
gold.
1 1 37 Mrs. J. Steele.
1877. 1297 Master Ernest; enamelled on
gold.
1323 Master Louis; enamelled on
gold.
STEELL, David G., A.R.S.A. Painter.
David G. Steel,
4, Maitland Street,

1891. 585 Sporting dogs.

Edinburgh.

STEELL, Gourlay, R.S.A. ... Painter.
G. Steel, 90, George Street, Edinburgh.
1865. I The return to their native heath
of the winners at Battersea,
G. Steele, 90, George Street, Edinburgh.
1866. 738 Totty. The property of Mr.
Crellin, Liverpool.
1869. 550 GUlie and Capercailzie.
132, George Street, Edinburgh.
1870. 438 The Elder's Collie.
187 1. 51 Equestrian portrait of Colonel
Carrick Buchanan, of Drum-
pellier, accompanied by his
huntsman, J. Squires, and
favourites of his celebrated
pack of fox-hounds.
G. Steell, R.S.A.,
132, George Street, Edinburgh.
1873. 786 The open window.
" The old house bythe lindens
stood silent in the shade.
I saw the nursery windows
wide open to the air.
Thelarge Newfoundland house
dog
Was standing by the door,
etc." — Longfellow.
881 DrumpeUier pugs, the property
of Mrs. Carrick Buchanan,
of DrumpeUier. Tempera.
G. Steell,
132, George Street, Edinburgh.
1874. 577 Portraits of three of Her Ma
jesty's favourite dogs, Noble,
Corran, and Waldmann. —
Painted by Command.

Gourlay Steell,
4, Palmerston Place,
Edinburgh.
iSTj. 410 A challenge. "When Greek
meets Greek, Then comes
the tug of war."
1880. 3^8. "Leo."
STEELL, Sir John, ^.5.^.... Sculptor.
J. Steel, Rutland Place, Edinburgh.
1837. 1260 Marble bust of Lady Stuart.
1264 do. Earl Grey, to
be placed in the Council
Hall, Edinburgh.
(Sculptor to Her Majesty for Scotland.)
/. SteeU, R.S.A., Edinburgh.
1839. 1332 Bust of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria.
1386 Bust, in marble, of Baroness
Stratheden.
J. Steel, 3, Randolph Place, Edinburgh.
1846. 1512 Bust, in marble, of the Duchess
of Buccleuch.
1 5 15 Bust, in marble, of Lady Isa
bella Gordon.
1849. 1198 Statue, in marble, of the late
Countess of Elgin, to be
placed in the Cathedral of
Spanish Town, Jamaica.
1852. 1457. Marble bust of the Marquis of
Dalhousie, Governor Gene
ral of India.
J. Steele, 9, Randolph Place, Edinburgh.
1876. 1495 Thomas de Quincey, the Eng
hsh opium eater; marble
bust.
STEEPLE, John  Painter.
Sherbourne Road, Birmingham.
1852. 566 The ford — a scene on the Dee,
near Llansanfraid, North
Wales.
1853. 986 A summer evening.
1855. 532 The shaUow stream — summer
evening. 267, Stanhope Street, N. W.
187 1. 610 Pont-y-Garth, North Wales —
evening, before a storm.
1872. 804 The Ogwen Valley; looking
towards Nant Frangon —
twilight coming on.
1874. 799 Mountain and moorland. North
Wales.
18, Leighton Crescent, N. W.
1879. 776 Curfew.

246

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STEER, Henry R., R.I.  Painter.
12, Canonburv Lane.
1888. 471 Fair play.
1890. 973 Barnaby Rudge and his mother
in Chigwell churchyard.
Earl Shelton, Hinckley.
1893. 682 Confidences.
STEER, Philip Wilson  Painter.
23, Brunswick Rd., Gloucester.
1883. 206 " What of the war? "
Magdala, Denby Road,
Bournemouth.
1884. 472 Fantaisie. Trafalgar Studios, Manresa Road.
1885. 643 Discovery.
STEERS, A  Painter.
High Wycombe.
1837. 26 The Marquess of Chandos.
STEERS, W  Painter.
25, Sherrard Street, Golden Square.
1823. 778 Narcissus; from nature.
1824. 466 Study of fruit from nature.
23, New Street, Brompton.
1827. 621 Miss Georgina Macdonell Edge-
worth. 203, Sloane Street.
1828. 360 Portrait of a lady.
673 Flowers.
1829. 836 Portrait of a lady.
13, Robert Street, Chelsea.
1830. 422 Portrait of an officer, late of
the Duke of York's own
Rifles.
STEFFECK, Karl Konstantin Hein
rich  Painter. Berlin.
1863. 512 Steeple-chase.
STEGGLES, Robert J.
Stained Glass Painter.
34, Caver sham Road, Camden Road.
1899. 1 69 1 Design for a stained glass
window.
1900. 1714 do. do.
1815 do. do.
47, Chippenham Road.
1903. 1519 Design for stained glass.
STEIGER, Madame Isabel de. See D,
vol. ii, page 312.

STEIN, Miss Lillie  Painter.
161, Adelaide Road.
1900. 1500 Chrysanthemums.
1903. 1163 A study.
STEIN, Robert  Painter.
St. John's Street, Edinburgh.
18 1 3. 6 View in Cumberland.
51 Morning — scene on the Frith
of Forth, near Aberdour.
18 14. 31 View of Edinburgh from the
west.
STEINHAiJSSER, C  Sculptor.
24, Old Bond Street.
1870. 1164 Flora; marble statue.
1178 Madonna and child.
STEINMETZ, John Henry. Architect.
Upper Homerton.
1840. 959 View in St. Peter's at Rome,
etc.
1841. 1003 Front of San Giovanne Late-
rano, Rome.
STEINTHAL, Mrs. Emmeline P.
Sculptor.
Wharfmead, Ilkley.
1890. 1987 After a hard life; bust.
1 89 1. 1 97 1 A worker; bust.
1893, 1754 Mrs. W. E. Forster; bust.
St. John's, Ilkley, Yorkshire.
1902. 1252 Mrs. Jerrold Robertshaw.
STEINTHAL, A. See Salomons and
Steinthal, vol. vii, page 6.
STENHOUSE, J. Armstrong. Architect.
33, Oakford Road, N. W.
1888. 1850. Design for interior of hall.
2, Colington Villas, Ealing Dean.
1890. 1721 Design for a corner of a
boudoir.
1728 Design for dining-room.
1 89 1. 1777 do. a staircase.
1805 do. a hall.
1892. 1682 do. ballroom.
Cedar Lea, Bickley, Kent.
1901, 1648 Hall interior, Egham,
STENNET, R  Painter.
Bath.
1803. 142 A cock-pheasant.

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247

STENNING, Alexander Rose. Architect.
i^"], Fenchurch Street.
1873. ••^o Greyswood Hill, Haslemere,
Surrey. 121, Cannon Street.
1884. 1217 Foxwold, Brasted, Kent.
1305 do. do.
1886. 1739 House at West Wickham,
Kent.
1 89 1. 1767 Country Bank, Caterham.
1892. 1834 House at Bourne End.

STENT, Frederick Warburton. Architect.
261, Oxford Street.
1846. 1342 Milan Cathedral.

STEPHANOFF, Fileter N. Painter.
N. F. Stepanoff,
16, Mary-le-Bone Street.
1778. 293 Painting.
294 Mathematics.
Fileter Stepanoff,
16, Mary-le-Bone Street.
1779. 311 A lady.
F. Stephanoff, 6, North Audley Street.
1781. 229 Portrait of a lady.
262 Interview of Coriolanus with
his family in the camp of
the VoUci.
414 Portrait of a lady.

STEPHANOFF, Mrs. F. N. (Ger
trude)  Painter.
34, Newman Street.
1783. 223 A pheasant.
274 Hare and partridge.
Mrs. Stephanoff, I, Brompton Row.
1805. 592 Fruit.

STEPHANOFF, Francis Philip. Painter.
I, Brompton Row.
1807. 379 The Persians destroyed by
Apollo, in their attempt to
sack the Temple of Delphi.
Vide Gillie's History of
Greece.
383' Heliodorus driven out of the
Temple of Jerusalem. Vide
Rollin's Ancient History.
-(.97 William of Deloraine taking the

magic book from the grave
of Michael Scott. "And
when the priest his death
prayer had prayed, etc." —
Lay of the Last Minstrel.
23, Store Street.
1810. 162 Portrait of a gentleman.
547 do. do.
59, Berwick Street
1813. 107 Portrait of a young lady.
1814. 512 do. lady.
22, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1816. 139 Tuning.
18 1 7. 209 Edward the Black Prince con
ducting his prisoner, John,
King of France, in triumph
to Westminster after the
Battle of Poictiers.
181 8. 274 The trial of Algernon Sidney,
in the Court of King's Bench,
Westminster, before the
Judges Jeffreys, Holloway,
and Withers, accompanied
by the portraits of other dis
tinguished persons who were
present. The time chosen is
when Sydney, having been
declared by the Chief Justice
to be insane, stretched out
his arm and exclaimed,
" Feel my pulse, my Lord,
etc."
1819. 264 A musical party; portraits.
1820. 330 Doctor Sangrado practising
physic. Vide Gil Bias.
182 1. 37 Portrait of a gentleman.
113 do. do.
425 Poor Relations.
1822. 74 Henry the Eighth and Francis
the First crowned victors at
the Tournament ofthe Cloth
of Gold.
1823. 128 The Reconciliation.
1824. 58 The triumph of Rubens; a
sketch, the idea taken from
Northcote's Dream of a
Painter.
1825. 130 The widow.
208 Henry the Eighth crowned
victor at the Tournament of
the Cloth of Gold; a sketch
designed for a stained glass
window.
293 The children of Charles the
First restored to him after
he had been seized by the
Army. Vide Clarendon.
1826. 57 Scene from Shakespeare. —
Henry Ilf

248

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stephanoff, Francis Philip — continued.
1826. 250 Beatrice and Benedict. Shak
speare.
251 Queen Catherine. Shakspeare.
273 Catherine and Petruchio.
" Nay, good sweet Kate, be
merry."
456 Portrait of a gentleman; a
study.
1827. 232 Love.
236 Jealousy.
237 Revenge.
1828. 97 The arrest of Sir Arthur Wood-
gate. Vide " The Amulet."
50, Manchester Street.
1829. 108 The snuff-box.
328 Revenge. 9, Lower Brook Street.
1834. 188 Scene from Beaumarchais'
comedy of the Barber of
Seville in the house of Dr.
Bartolo. {French quotation)
1835. 267 Cranmer revoking his recanta
tion at Oxford immediately
previous to his martyrdom;
with portraits of Cranmer,
Bonner, Dr. Cole, Fox (the
author of the " Lives of the
Martyrs"), Lord WiUiams,
Lord Chandoys, Sir John
Brydes, etc. "Cranmer be
ing degraded, and an old
gown contemptuously thrown
over him, was brought to St.
Mary's church, where a plat
form was raised in front of
the pulpit. Dr. Cole then
preached a furious sermon
against him, which being
concluded Cranmer knelt
and began his own devotions ;
then rising, he exhorted the
people to obey the king and
queen, to love and live in
charity one with the other;
concluding with a confirma
tion of his faith. ' And now, '
said he, ' I come to the great
thing that troubleth my con
science, and that is the set
ting abroad of writings con
trary to the truth, which I
here renounce and refuse,
and writ for fear of death.
And forasmuch as my hand
offended in writing contrary
to my heart, therefore my
hand shall first be punished;
for if I come to the fire, it
shall be first burned,' The

amazement and confusion at
the utterance of this speech
was very great." — Le Bas.
1836. 391 Death of Cardinal Wolsey.
15, Henrietta Street.
1837. 50 Youth.
133 Death of Wolsey; a sketch.
1838. 249 Doctor Sangrado.
1839. 580 Sancho, Governor of Barataria,
46, Warren Street.
1840. I (Octagon Room.) The last sigh
of the Moor. "As they ar
rived at this spot, the Moors
paused involuntarily to take
a farewell gaze of their be
loved city, which a few steps
more would shut from their
sight for ever.
"The heart of BoabdU,
softened by misfortunes and
overcharged with griefs,
could no longer contain it
self, etc." — Washington Irv
ing.
1 84 1. 350 Answering the advertisement.
"Wanted, a respectable
female, as housekeeper to
a middle-aged gentleman
of serious and domestic
habits."
572 Domestic happiness.
1842. 102 Portrait in a Mamlouk costume.
127 The challenge. "None but the
brave deserve the fair."
252 Scene from the tale of the Bold
Dragoon. "And it was
agreed on all hands, that it
would be a thousand pities
and a burning shame into
the bargain to turn such a
bold dragoon into the streets;
so they laid their heads to
gether, and it was at length
agreed to accommodate him
with an old chamber that had
been shut up for some time.
'Some say it's haunted,'
whispered the landlord's
daughter, etc." — W. Irving.
987 Mr, C. Turner's print room,
1843, 597 The Countess of Derby defend
ing Lathom House, when
besieged by Fairfax. The
countess is represented as
directing a sally to be made
under the command of Cap
tain Farmer, while her chap
lain, with her children are
waiting to join in prayer for
the success of her arms.

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249

1844. 380 The brothers releasing the lady
from the enchanted chair.
Derby Villa, Shepherd's Bush.
1845. 424 The ascension; a sketch.
STEPHANOFF, James  Painter.
9, Newman Street.
1 81 2, 483 Miss Smernove. 6, Devonshire Street.
1837, 589 Portrait of a young lady,
765 The cousins; portraits.
966 The combat between Earl
Walter and Lord D'Arcie.
" Earl Walter's grey was borne
aside.
Lord D'Arcie's black held on:
Oh! ever alack, fair Margaret
cried,
The good Eari Walter's gone,"
—Hogg.
985 Mary Scott, "A bride so gay,
a face so sweet. The Yarrow
braes shall never see." —
Hogg.
1838. 644 Cheo Tih Long, a Chinese
literary gentleman,
651 Mrs, Allen.
696 Robert Porrett, Esq.
712 Miss Heppel.
763 Portrait of a lady.
1839. 784 The man at arms; a portrait.
791 A masquerade; portraits.
1840. 873 A scene ofthe olden time.
1 84 1. 619 The shrine.
1842. 750 Portrait. Elizabeth ViUa, Westbourne Grove.
1843. 1119 A hunting party.
1844. 568 Titian and the Emperor.
Derby Villa, Shepherd's Bush.
1846. 653 Brawer and the Spanish
soldiery.
1848. 569 The interior of a guard room.
7, Sloane Terrace.
1849. 924 Talbot! to the rescue. "The
French exclaimed, the devU
was in arms, etc."-^Henry
VI, act i, scene 2.
STEPHANOFF, Miss M. G. Painter.
I, Brompton Road.
1793. 783 Flowers, from nature.
787 do. do.
803 do. do.
STEPHANY, G  Ivory Carver.
— Stephony.
1791. 323 An offering to Cupid; in ivory.
VII.

1791. 324 The offering to Priapus; in
ivory.
326 Seaport view; in ivory.
327 An emblem to friendship; in
ivory.
G, Stephany, 10"], Jermyn Street.
1792. 237 Taking of the Bastille, and the
sacrifice of Cupid; in ivory.
1793. 365 A landscape; in ivory. With
J. Dresch.
392 A sea view, with a custom
house. With J. Dresch.
1795- 478 Portrait of a lady; in ivory.
33, Old Bond Street.
1802. 654 p'rederick II, King of Prussia;
in ivory.
881 The "La Nymphe" frigate of
36 guns; in ivory.
1803. 866 Portraitof a gentleman; inivory.

STEPHENS, A.. ..Miniature Painter.
8, Cross Street, Hatton Garden.
1812. 4^0 D. Giddy, Esq., M.P.
1 24, Newgate Street.
1819. 712 F. W. Pott, Esq.
889 Mrs. F. W. Pott.
941 Master Staples.
1822. 691 Portrait of an officer of the
Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry.
1823. 809 Mrs. Davis.
1824. 631 Portrait of a gentleman.
680 Miss Meymott.
1825. 847 Master Longhurst, of the
Theatre Royal, Covent Gar
den, as Page in the Opera
of Clari.
1826. 653 Mr. Thomas Merridew.
839 Mrs. Thomas Merridew.
1827. 691 Captain MaxweU.
1828. 880 A Greek lady. 67, Hatton Garden.
1829. 732 Portrait of a gentleman.
793 do. lady.
851 Miss Sharp. 18, Ludgate HiU.
1830. 395 Portrait of a gentleman.
780 do. lady.
781 An under-graduate. Trinity
College, Cambridge.
840 Portrait of a gentleman.
10, Hatton Garden.
1831. 637 Mr. Clay.
649 Mr. L. Williams.
1833. 677 Miss Peacock.
729 Hon. Mrs. Causton.
1834. 739 Robert Gouger, Esq.
749 Alfred Gouger, Esq.
KK

250

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stephens, A. — continued.
1835. 423 Mr. F. Pascoe.
718 Portrait of the daughter of
Thomas Ward, Esq.
1836. 765 Miss Susan Whitford.
1839. 859 Mr. B. Barton.
STEPHENS, Charles William. Architect.
47, Hans Place, S. W.
1886. 1585 Houses in Hans Place.
1613 Houses, Pont Street, S.W.
{See also Williams and Stephens.)
STEPHENS, Miss Daisy B. Painter.
85, Ridge Road, Stroud Green.
i9°3- 935 Scarlet geraniums.
STEPHENS, Edward Bowring,
A.R.A  Sculptor.
30, Cirencester Place.
1838. 1270 Narcissus.
1275 An Arcadian Nymph.
1 28 1 Maternal love.
1371 Bust of James Viney, Esq.
1839. 1289 Diana.
1342 Bust of Miss Sheffield.
la, Loiver Southampton Street.
1842, 1276 A Phrygian hunter; modelled
in Rome,
1317 Eve, "Eve separate he spies,
Veil'd in acloud of fragrance,
t.\.c:'^Milton.
1327 Marble bust of Sir Wm. Follett,
M.P., executed by order of
his friends, to be placed in
the Devon and Exeter In
stitution.
1335 A bust of the late Lord RoUe.
la, Hampstead Road.
1843. 141 3 A group, in marble, of maternal
love,
1414 Hagar and Ishmael in the
wilderness.
1449 Marble bust of P. Miller, Esq.,
M.D.
1450 Marble bust of the Very Rev.
the Dean of Exeter.
1844. 1283 A marble statue of the late Lord
RoUe in the robe he wore at
the coronation of Her
Majesty the Queen.
1297 The battle of the centaurs and
Lapith«, This model ob
tained the Gold Medal of
the Royal Academy in 1843.
" An ample goblet stood, of
antic mould, etc."
1386 Marble bust of Lady Courtenay.

1844. 1399 Marble bust of the Earl of
Devon.
1407 Marble bust of Sir Thomas
Dyke Acland, Bart., M.P.
1845. 1349 The attendant spirit disguised
as Thyrsis, and the Lady. —
From Comus; basso-relievo,
executed in marble. For
Her Majesty's summer temple,
Buckingham Palace.
1407 Marble bust of the Bishop of
Exeter. {Henry Phillpots.)
1408 Marble bust of General Gage
HaU.
1414 Marble bust of Colonel Ful-
ford. 27, Upper Belgrave Place.
1846. 1421 A deer-stalker in pursuit.
1466 Marble bust of W. S. Kelsall,
Esq.
148 1 A marble bust of J. B. Creswell,
Esq.
1847. 1317 Comus offering the cup to the
lady. "And first behold
this cordial julep here, etc."
- — Comus.
1327 The lady, seated in the en
chanted chair, refusing the

cup.

'Twill not, false

traitor! etc." — Comus.
1365 Posthumous bust in marble of
Sir Humphrey Davie, Bart.,
Greedy Park, Devon.
1381 Bust in marble of General Sir
Benjamin D'Urban, G.C.B.,
K.C.H., etc
1420 Bust, in marble, of T. S. Kel
sall, Esq., Fairham House,
Chiswick.
1848. 1358 A model of part of a monu
ment erected by public sub
scription to the memory of
the Rev. Richard Lewis,
B.A., forty-five years of the
Grammar school, Honiton,
Devon.
1849. 1233 Monument to the memory of
the late Rt. Hon. Sir John
Bayley, Baron of the Ex
chequer.
1250 Posthumous bust in marble of
the infant son of Alfred T.
Jay, Esq.
1 26 1 Bust in marble of Samuel
Fletcher, Esq.
1850. 1323 Group, Charity.
1363 Archdeacon Dealtry, now
Bishop of Madras; executed
in marble and placed in the
Cathedral of Calcutta.

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251

1851. 1329 Marble bust of Viscount Pal
merston, M.P., H.M. Sec
retary of State for Foreign
Affairs. Presented to Vis
countess Palmerston by the
electors of Tiverton.
1333 Marble bust of John Aitkens,
Esq.
1852. 1329 A young shepherdess by the
brook side. "She dwelt on
a wide moor, etc."
1853. 1317 Eve contemplating death.
"The fruit of that forbidden
tree, etc."
1854. 1449 Posthumous bust in marble of
the Hon. William Cour
tenay.
1855. 1540 Marble bust,
1856. 1234 Group of Euphrosyne and
Cupid.
1857. 1330 Viscount Ebrington, M.P.;
bust.
1349 Mercy on the battle field.
"The noblest chivalry on
earth The Lord's crusade of
Mercy."
1858. 1172 Mercy on the battle field,
etc.
1859. 1318 James Anderton, Esq.
i860. 1026 Viscount Ebrington; marble.
1861. 999 Evening, going to the bath;
marble group.
1016 Earl Fortescue, K.G.
1029 The Angel; intended for a
mausoleum. "The trumpet
shall sound, and the dead
shall be raised."
1041 Wm. Adams, Esq.; marble.
1098 Model of a monumental bas-
relief, executed in bronze
and erected at Hatherleigh,
Devon, representing Lieut.-
Col. Morris, C.B., 17th
Lancers, carried wounded off
the field of Balaklava.
1862. 1028 Model of a statue of Sir
Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.,
erected at Exeter by his
friends.
1863. 1013 The Earl of Lonsdale; marble
statue.
1060 Alfred the Great in the neat
herd's cottage; statue in
marble. To be placed in the
Egyptian Hall at the Man
sion House by order of the
Corporation of the city of
London. " Every circum
stance is interesting which
attends so much virtue and

dignity reduced to such dis
tress."
1863. 1062 The late Earl Fortescue, K.G.,
and Lord Lieutenant of
Devon. Model of a statue
to be erected at Exeter.
1140 The late Earl Fortescue, K.G.;
marble bust.
1864. 910 Francis, 7th Duke of Bedford,
K.G.; model for a bronze
statue. To be erected at
Tavistock.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1865. 896 Euphrosyne and Cupid; a
group in marble.
1866. 852 John Dinham; model of a
statue executed in marble
and erected at Exeter,
" This book of the law shall
not depart out of thy mouth ;
but thou shalt meditate
therein day and night, for
then thou shalt make thy way
prosperous, and then thou
shalt have good success,"
865 Arthur W. Jaffray, Esq, ; post
humous marble bust.
913 John Tyrrell, Esq.; marble.
1867. 1007 Lady Godiva. "Then fled she
to her inmost bower, etc." —
Tennyson.
1008 Cupid's cruise.
no, Buckingham Palace Road.
1868. 945 Coaxing.
960 Blackberry picking— the thorn.
"The guarded sweets you
seek, fair maid, etc."
1869. 1206 Monumental figure in marble
of Elizabeth, Countess of
Devon. Part of an altar-
tomb to be erected in Powder-
ham Church.
1227 Saved from the wreck.
1235 Sir John Bowring, late Her
Majesty's plenipotentiary in
China; marble.
1870. II 63 Mrs. Henry Fortescue (post
humous); marble.
1 1 80 Blackberry picking; the thorn,
etc.
1871. 12S3 Zingari: marble, group.
1294 "In Memoriam"; part of a
mural monument in marble.
"He was the only son of
his mother and she was a
widow."
1300 Henry Fortescue, Esq. ; marble.
1872. 141 2 A wrestler ready for the grip.
1537 Viscount Palmerston (post
humous); marble.

252

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stephens, Edward Bowring, A.R.A. —
continued. 1873. ^43° Samuel Solly, Esq., F.R.S.
(posthumous bust); marble.
1504 A deer-stalker; marble figure.
1 54 1 Eve's dream. "Close at the
ear of Eve, etc." — Milton's
Paradise Lost.
1544 A wrestler preparing for the
grip; marble figure.
1566 William, Earl of Lonsdale;
marble bust.
1874. 1513 Leander preparing to cross the
Hellespont.
1875. 13 13 Evening. "Lord! teach me
how to pray."
1315 Morning. "Lord! teach my
heart Thy love to sing."
1323 A bowler.
1876. 1415 The bathers. "Just one step
more, and in we go, etc."
1435 The deer-stalker; group in
bronze.
1878. 1470 Life-sized model for a colos
sal statue of the late Sir J.
Cordy Burrows. Erected at
Brighton.
1509 The httle carpenter; statuette,
marble. "Hit the wrong nail,"
1510 The bathers; group, marble.
"One step more, and in we
go."
1879, 1467 The Rt, Hon, Peter Erie, late
Chief Commissioner of Char
ities for England and Wales :
bust (posthumous), marble,
1526 Ophelia; statuette, marble,
" O heavens ! is 't possible a
young maid's wits, etc."
1529 Lady Godiva ; statuette, marble.
"Then fled she to her inmost
bovver, etc." — Tennyson.
1533 Alfred Rooker, Esq. Statue
erected at Plymouth.
1880. 1519 The lecturer; model for terra
cotta.
1560 The Earl of Devon, Bronze
statue for Exeter.
1881. 1484 Shielding the helpless.
(The late.)
1883, 1529 Shielding the helpless; statue,
marble.
STEPHENS, Frederic George. Painter.
29, Wallcott Place, Kennington.
1852. 231 YoxitiA. {Mrs. Stephens, Senr)
97, Lupus Street, Pimlico.
1S54. 1330 Portrait. {Mr. Stevens, Senr.)
{Both small whole lengths.)

STEPHENS, J  Sculptor.
8, Buckingham Street, Adelphi.
1833. 1 184 Marble bust — posthumous, of
the son of J. Maiden, M.D.,
of Worcester. Worcester.
1845. 1459 Marble bust of the late John
Nash, Esq.
1852. 1469 Posthumous bust of the Hon.
J. Leslie.
STEPHENS, L... .Miniature Painter.
33, Charterhouse Street.
1824. 632 Portrait of a lady.
750 do. do.
Commercial Road, East.
1825. 694 Portrait of a lady.
705 do. do. 3, Panton Street.
1828. 779 " I'd be a butterfly."
829 Mr. Poulett Somerset, son of
Lord Charles Somerset.
908 The Mandolin. " She sat be
neath a shading tree, etc."
Miss Bryant, 23, New North Street.
1829. 656 Portrait of a young lady.
672 Psyche borne by the Zephyrs.
789 Miss Bryant.
STEPHENS, W. Miniature Painter.
10, Hatton Garden.
1840. 686 Rev. J. Harding.
STEPHENS, W. Reynolds-.
Painter and Sculptor.
W. Reynolds Stephens,
54, Devonshire Street.
1885. 1338 A VaUey near the sea.
Prestmare, Beckenham.
1886, 1862 Cain, an outcast; group.
191 5 Portrait of a lady; bust.
3, Radnor Street, Chelsea.
1887, 1924 Pigeons; statuette, wax.
W. Reynolds-Stephens, 33, St. Leonard's Terrace.
1888. 1227 Summer. {A drawing)
W. Reynolds Stephens.
i88g. 2025 Truth and justice. A semi-
lunette for over entrance to
London and County Bank,
Croydon; to be executed in
bronze.
2146 Decorative panel; adapted from
The Women of Amphissa
of L. Alma-Tadema, R.A. ;
executed in copper.
1890. 2019 A wall fountain.

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253

7^5
1845

189 1. 292 Summer. The design for this
picture has been., executed for
the Royal Academy as a
mural decoration in the Re
freshment Room of the Ex
hibition Galleries.
1022 Pleasure.
1921 A wall fountain; bronze.
W. Reynolds-Stephens.
814 Love and fate.
428 In the arms of Morpheus.
10, Hill Road, Abbey Road.
Mrs. EUoart.
" Happy in beauty, life, and
love, and everything;" re
lief.
1958 Sleeping beauty; relief.
2094 Silver bon-bon dish.
1941 A low relief; bronze.
2037 Sir Launcelot and the nestling;
the last tournament. Ten
nyson, statuette.
Guinevere and the nesthng;
statuette. " And after loved
it tenderly, etc." — Tenny
son.
1901. 1819 Castles in the air; statuette,
bronze.
1716 Love's coronet; group.

1892.

1893.1894, 18951896

1897. 1898.
1899.

1900. 2023

19021903

1727

1842

do, in various

do,
metals.
Part of a church screen; in
metal, mother-o'-pearl mar
ble, etc. "The fruit of the
spirit is love, joy, peace,
etc." — Gal. V, 22, 23.
1904. 1809 A reredos. "My peace I give
unto you."
STEPHENSON, C.J  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1815. 454 Hill House, near Dumfermline,
Fifeshire, the seat of Capt.
B. Mitchell.
STEPHENSON, J  Painter.
Brown Street, Grosvenor Square.
1785. 414 Portrait.
433 do. ofa child.
STEPHENSON, James ... Engraver.
23, Victoria Road, Kentish Town.
1856. 1020 Engravings. After drawings by
John Faed, R.S.A.; illus
trative of Tam O'Shanter.
1858. 1132 Engravings. After John Faed,
R.S.A.; illustrative of the
soldier's return.

1859. 1220 The entanglement. After
F. H. Maguire.
26, Dartmouth Park Road.
186 1. 954 My ain fireside. After T. Faed,
A.R.A.
1862. 937 Alfred Tennyson, Esq. After
G. F. Watts.
1864. 821 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
After Sir J. W. Gordon,
P.R.S.A.
1866. 810 Ophelia. After J. E. Millais,
R.A.
1867, 962 The careless nurse. After him
self.
1870. 841 A midnight study.
1872. 1275 Osborne. After Sir E. Landseer,
R.A.
1873. 1276 Thewayfarers, After T. Graham.
1309 The Great Day of His Wrath.
After J. Martin.
1310 The Last Judgment. After J.
Martin.
13 1 1 The Plains of Heaven. After
J. Martin.
1884. 1420 The challenge; etching.
STEPHENSON, Mrs. P. A. F. Painter.
c\o 1st Essex Regiment, Fermoy.
1896, 1273 A Buddhist monastery in the
High Himalayas.
clo 1st Essex Regiment, Warley, Essex.
1899. 1048 In a Berkshire garden.
STEPHENSON, W  Architect.
13, Tavistock Row, Covent Garden.
1792. 566 View of St. Paul's Church,
Covent Garden.
1796. 847 View ofthe new church. Strand.
37, Bedfordbury, Covent Garden.
1801. 862 Oatlands, the seat of H.R.H.
the Duke of York.
1802. 964 Effingham Hill, Surrey.
1805. 604 North-east view of Hastings.
STEPHENSON, W  Architect.
Vauxhall Bridge Road.
1844. 1167 North doorway of South Ocken-
ham church, Essex.
STEPHENSON, Willie  Painter.
Deganway, Llandudno.
1896. nil Sunlight and shade.
1897. 1179 Rising mist.
1260 The Ruined castle of the sum
mit.

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Stephenson, Willie — continued.
Haslemere, The Woodlands, Conway.
1899. 1095 Morning — Conway, North
Wales.
1901. 1035 Snow-clouds.
STEPHENSON and HUNT. Architects.
4, Parliament Street.
1859. 1047 AUsop's new brewery, etc., at
Burton-on-Trent.
STERLING, E. C  Painter.
104, Strand.
1867. 408 Study of a head.
1868. 38 C. Thompson, Esq.
104, Sloane Street.
1869. 404 View over the Valley of the
Nile from the mountains
above Cairo.
STERLING, Miss Frances... Painter.
18, Sheffield Terrace, Kensington.
1894. 784 A rest,
1897. 1004 Simultaneous chess; first game
to the single player.
1898. 121 A singing lesson.
1899. 699 Grandmama's picture book.
STERLING, Miss Helen  Painter.
6, Bolton Row, Piccadilly.
1873, 491 A Cornish girl,
STERN, Miss Sophie T  Painter.
5, Clifton Road, Brighton.
1894. 1020 "There was a soft and pensive
grace, A cast of thought upon
her face."
1895. 1040 Lamplight impression of Leo
Stern.
1896. 1201 Audine,
STERNBERG, Frank  Engraver.
Cross Fountain Street, Leeds.
1885. 449 A lonely shore.
Hillside Cottage, Bushey, Herts.
1887. 1520 Edmund Bates.
1527 Mrs. Bates.
1888. 1650 Miss Maud Peel.
1683 Child dreams.
1696 Rev. Canon Elhson. After H,
Herkomer, A.R.A,
1707 The Rev. H. M. Butler,
1889. 1782 Thomas Hawksley, F.R.S., Past
President of the Institution
of Civil Engineers. After H.
Herkomer, A.R.A.

1889. 1788 TheRt. Hon. W.E.Gladstone,
M.P. After H. J. Thaddeus.
1 89 1. 1724 A bacchante. After G. F.
Watts, R.A.
Frank Stemburgh,
cjo A. Lucas, Esq.,
38, Baker Street.
1904. 1305 Miss Nelly O'Brien. After Sir
Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
STERRY, Miss Eleanor S.
Miniature Painter.
3, Bedford Place, Croydon.
1897. 1511 Portrait of a lady.
1899. 1208 Dorothy, daughter of Richard
Marsh, Esq.
1900. 1464 Molly.
1467 Mrs. Buxton Morrish.
1901. 1338 Dorothy, elder daughter of the
late Hon. Marcus Caulfeild,
C.B.
1903. 1233 Portrait study of a girl.
STEUART, Miss Alice M. Gow-. Painter.
42, Palace Gardens Terrace.
1887. 1428 Head of a saUor.
29, Boulevard des Batignolles, Paris.
1900. 508 Forsaken.
STEVENS, Albert  Painter.
38, King Street, Covent Garden.
1877. 770 Cowdray Park, Midhurst.
1880. 804 After rain.
1887. 1272 "On a throne of rocks, in a
robe of clouds. With a dia
dem of snow."
1888. 1360 Menaggio. Grove Park, Chiswick.
1890. 803 Durham.
1 182 Varenna, Lago di Como.
35, Cranbourne Street.
1892. 1035 On the Wear, Durham.
1897. 1 1 99 Near Poschiavo, Switzerland.
1902. 923 Durham.
STEVENS, Mrs. Albert (formerly
Miss Mary Draper)  Painter.
38, King Street, Covent Garden.
1889. 1537 A study of colour.
1553 The robin. Grove Park, Chiswick.
1890. 1205 "How I wonder what you are!"
1891. 1293 "I had rather be a kitten and
cry mew, than one of these."
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35, Cranbourne Street.
1894. 1062 An Alpine meadow, Weissen-
stein, Switzerland.
STEVENS, Albert G  Painter.
119, Church Street, Whitby.
1903. 567 A cottage interior.
STEVENS, Alfred  Sculptor.
(The late.)
1876. 1427 Valour and Cowardice; group
in bronze. For the National
Wellington Monument, St.
PauPs Cathedral.
1522 Recumbent figure in bronze of
the late Duke of WeUington,
for the National WeUington
Monument, St. Paul's Cathe
dral.
STEVENS, Edward, A.R.A. Architect.
Charles St., Cavendish Square.
1770. 176 Plans of the basement story
and principal floor, designed
for the Royal Exchange in
the City of Dubhn.
177 Elevation of the Principal or
North front of the Royal
Exchange in the City of Dub
lin, situated to form a termi
nation to Parliament Street.
178 Elevation of the West front to
face Castle Street.
179 Plan and elevation for a colon-
ade bridge in the manner of
the arcade bridge on the
river Nadir, in the Earl of
Pembroke's Gardens at Wil
ton.
180 An elevation for a hunting
villa, designed for a par
ticular situation, near the
forest of Needwood in Staf
fordshire.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1 7 7 1 . 187 Elevation of the principal front
of Doveridge HaU, the seat
of the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry
Cavendish, Bart., began
anno 1769.
188 A Casine, or shooting lodge.
189 A ditto.
190 Ground plan of the (Roman
Villa) Laurentinum of Pliny
the Consul, as described in
the epistle to his friend
Gallus, Lib. ii, Ep. xvii.
191 Elevation of the principal front
entrance to ditto.

1772. 250 A ceiling for a library, the de
corations emblematical, ac
cording to the heathen
mythology. {Scholar of Sir
W. Chambers, died at Rome
in 1775. — Walpole.)
251 Plan and elevation ofa casine,
designed for the late Lord
Viscount Hatton, intended
to be built in Northampton
shire.
1773' ^83 Elevation of a sepulchral
church, designed on the
death of her late Royal
Highness the Princess Dow
ager of Wales.
284 Plan and elevation of a Per-
ipteros temple to painting,
sculpture, and architecture,
designed for the Marchioness
Grey.
285 Section through the front court
of a town house.
286 Elevation of a casine situated
in a lake.
STEVENS, E. N  Architect.
1848. 1 28 1 House at Tunbridge Wells.
1849. •'^^3 School, etc., near Trinity
Church, Tunbridge Wells.
STEVEN S, Francis  Painter.
42, Gutter Lane, Cheapside.
1804. 931 Flour mill near Staines, Middle
sex. At Mr. Munn's.
1805. 305 View of Ripon, Yorkshire.
467 Hovel at Gamstead, Notts.
468 Door at Roach Abbey, York
shire.
496 View in Water Lane, York.
Bromley, Kent, and
71, Great Titchfield Street.
18 1 3. 34 Cottage at Wortley.
204 Landscape.
323 do. New Buildings, Exeter.
18 19. 148 Landscape.
150 Evening view on the Teign,
Devonshire.
556 Landscape. " And pensive o'er his scattered
flock.
The little shepherd in his
white capote,
Doth lean his boyish form
along the rock,"
— Childe Harold.
1822. no Landscape composition.

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STEVENS, Frederick W. Architect.
Cumballa Hill, Bombay.
1880. 1181 Great Indian Peninsular Rail
way Terminus and Adminis
tration Offices, Bombay,
STEVENS, George  Painter.
3, Charlotte Street.
1810. 362 Dead hare. 7, Cockspur Street.
1 814. 20 Portrait of a mare, the property
of J. Anderson, Esq.
49 Rural Sports.
205 do.
1816. 85 Portrait of a cat. 31, Wells Street.
1817. 398 A deer hunt. 7, Grafton Street East.
1822. 475 Portrait of a horse, the property
of a gentleman.
2, Northumberland Street,
New Road.
1823. 48 Kittens; from nature.
64, Arlington Street, Camden Town.
1840. 382 Interior, with dead game.
1841. 522 Ducks,
1842, 81 Dead game.
1844. 126 Fruit,
1845. 519 StiU life
1848. 245 Dead game,
1035 do,
3, Abbey Place, St. John's Wood.
1852. 179 The pet.
307 The dead guinea-pig.
38, Albert Street, Regents Park.
1853. 100 The pet. 52, Albert Street.
1854. 162 StiU life
1856. 348 do.
Sidney Villa, Norfolk Road,
St. John's Wood.
1861. 525 Peaches.
529 Strawberries.
STEVENS, John, R.S.A  Painter.
55, Poland Street.
1815. 250 Portrait of a lady.
1 81 6. 218 Favourite pigeons. 67, Berners Street.
18 19. 396 Portrait of a lady.
1823. 137 Italian costume.
139 Myself and Favourite.
948 Cottage window. 88, Charlotte Street.
1825. 906 The students.

67, Berners Street.
1 83 1. 181 Portrait of a young lady.
514 do. gentleman.
1832. 596 Col. West Hamilton,
986 Mrs. West Hamilton,
1834, 40 Capuchin friar. 6, Newman Street.
1 85 1. 506 Portrait of a lady of quality.
88, Newman Street.
1857. 432 The children of the Hon. John
Young.
STEVENS, J. H  Painter.
21, High Park Street, Liverpool.
1897. 298 Llyn Geirrionedd, North Wales.
1900. 744 West Loch, Tarbert, N.B.
STEVENS, John Hargrave. Architect.
J. Stevens,
15, King's Arms Yard,
Coleman Street.
183 1. 1 103 Entrance to City of London
Theatre, Bishopsgate. 6, Clements Inn.
1840. 997 Interior court, etc., ofthe Royal
Exchange, etc.
J. H. Stevens, 6, Clements Inn.
1847, 1275 The church and mausoleum of
the Metropolitan Cemetery
Society — the Woodford
Branch.
STEVENS, Miss Kate  Painter.
59, Osmaston Road, Derby.
1891. 1090 A group of Rhododendrons.
1896. 366 DaffodUs.
1897. 765 Fire-coloured azaleas.
1898. 86 Cacti.
STEVENS, T. ... Miniature Painter.
Atfield House, Kennington.
1 83 1. 655 Portrait of a gentleman.
1834. 816 do. himself Wandsworth Road.
1837. 784 Portrait of a gentleman.
1 84 1. 796 do. do.
1844. 730 do. do.
STEVENS, Thomas  Painter.
Broughton Cottage, Thames Ditton.
1893. 1222 Moonlight — a sheepfold, Sus
sex.
STEVENS, Walter Rupert... Painter.
Hogarth Club.
1885. 1355 A Surrey common.
1887. 184 Belgian Beech-wood.

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4, Park Road Studios, N. W.
1889. 1282 A Sussex hayfield.
Vale of Health, N W.
1 89 1. 99 March: "While March reminds
of winter past, 'Tis harbinger
of Spring."
STEVENS, William K  Painter.
336, Clapham Road.
1881. 232 Deserted. " A wilderness it was
of weeds and flowers."
602 Yorick and the young Hamlet.
1884. 994 Sunny days.
1885. 1266 Golden October.
1886. 1190 Gossips.
1889. 1427 After the storm.
1898. 525 Encored.
1899. 400 "Two's company."
1902. 188 Summer days.
STEVENS and ALEXANDER. Architects.
6, Clements Inn.
1844. 1076 Interior, church at Notting
HiU.
II 49 Church at Surbiton.
1845. 1 146 Interior of a church.
1266 Church near London.
STEVENSON, David W., R.S.A. Sculptor.
Thomas Street, Edinburgh.
1868. IIIO Scotch peasant girl; marble.
1 1 12 Mrs. Scott Siddons.
2, Castle Terrace, Edinburgh.
1871. 1195 George MacDonald, LL.D.
12 1 2 Mrs. J. M. Brydon.
1874. 1527 Nymph at the stream. "Do
not fear to put thy feet,
Naked in the river sweet."
1878. 1476 Contadinella ; marble.
1889. 2040 Sir John Fowler, K.C.M.G.;
bust, marble.
2071 Hamish MacCann, Esq.; head.
The Dean Studios,
Lyndoch Road, Edinburgh.
1890. 2052 Thomas Kershaw, Esq.; bust,
marble.
1 89 1. 1945 The late Dr. Potts, Head Master
of FettesCoUege, Edinburgh;
bust.
1957 H. E. the Earl of Hopetoun,
Governor of Victoria; bust.
1892. 1932 Professor Blackie; bust.
1895. 1620 Robert Louis Stevenson; bust,
marble.
1896. 1855 Sir John Fowler, Bart.; bust,
bronze.
1898. 1843 Robert Louis Stevenson;
statuette, bronze.
vu.

STEVENSON, George H. Architect.
Newland, Northampton.
1901. 1624 The "Cock" tavern, Kings-
thorpe.
STEVENSON, J. C  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1810. 383 Bishop's Bridge, Norwich.
STEVENSON, J. H. Miniature Painter.
18, Fleet Street.
1792. 397 Edwin, from Dr. Beattie's
minstrel.
1793- 349 Portrait of an artist.
491 do. a lady.
569 Domestic felicity; a sketch.
15, Finsbury Place.

1794.

493

Portrait of a gentleman.

1795-

475

do. a young gentleman.

547

do. a lady.

1796.

510

do. an artist.

5^^

do. a lady.

556

do. do.

659
do. an artist.
663
do. a lady. Aldermanbury.
1797.
935
Portrait of a clergyman.
3, Artillery Court.
1798.
802
Portrait of a gentleman.
875
do. do.
877
do. lady.
1799.
779
do. gentleman.
803
do. do.
1800.
814
Miss Wyatt.
840
Mrs. Colebrook.
850
Mr. Brunei.
1801.
405
Portrait of himself.
1802.
585
Mrs. Talbot.
738
Mrs. Neale.
841
Portrait of a lady.
1803.
763
Mr. J. Heme.
793
Miss Vickery.
1804.
678
Portrait of a gentleman.
777
Mr. Semple.
780
Portrait of a gentleman.
781
do. lady.
1805.
815
The Rev. W. B. Collyer.
1806.
718
Mrs. Stride.
724
Mr. Stride.
1807.
838
Mrs. R. Wyatt.
928
Miss Wyatt.
1809.
460
View from Hampstead Heath.
549
North End, Hampstead.
1828.
787
Rev. W. Burkitt.
848
Rev. W. WaU.
1832.
704
Portrait of himself.
831
do. a gentleman.
1833-
681
Mr. Hudson.
LL
258

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STEVENSON, John James. Architect.
The Red House, Bayswater.
1874. 1103 The staircasein the Red House,
Bayswater Hill.
1876. 1029 Houses in Hans Place, etc.
1877. 1224 do. Pont Street.
1878. 1088 do. Lowther Gardens.
1879. 1069 Ken HiU, Norfolk.
1880. 1088 Grand Saloon, Norfolk.
1882. 1102 Free Church at Crieff, Perth
shire.
IIIO Two London Houses.
1883. 1 149 Kensington Court.
II 68 St. Leonard's Free Charity,
Perth.
1884. 1245 The tower of Free St. Leonard's
Church, Perth.
1885. 1922 Cambridge University Labora
tory.
1886. 1602 Houses, Cadogan Square.
16 n Kensington Court.
1887. 1742 Library of Steamship "Ormuz."
1744 Dining Saloon, do.
1888. 1906 Christ College, Cambridge.
1889. 1828 Cheniston House, Kensington
Court.
1842 I, Fitzjohn's Avenue,
4, Porchester Gardens.
1893. 1641 Houses on Grosvenor Estate,
etc.
1894. 1632 Porches of London Houses.
1896. 1703 Presbyterian College, Cam
bridge,
1897. 1825 Houses in South Street.
1898. 1629 Kelvin Church, Glasgow.
1899. 1873 Peter Memorial Church, Stir
ling.
1900. 1753 Tower at Belmont Bridge,
Glasgow.
1 90 1. 1539 Church at Stirling.
STEVENSON (J. J.), and RED-
FERN  Architects.
4, Porchester Gardens, W.
1904. 1463 The Saloon of an Orient liner.
STEVENSON, Miss R.
Miniature Painter.
37, Long Acre.
1 80 1. 717 Miss Weston.
Miss Stevenson,
83, Charlotte Street,
Rathbone Place.
1802. 800 Portrait of a gentleman.
STEVENSON, Robert A. M. Painter.
49, Radnor Street.
1879. 105 Wood alley in December.

16, St. Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea.
1880. 624 Les Vaux de Cernay, France.
1882. 547 Smelt fishers on the Seine.
1884. 616 Afterglow.
1885. 621 A South Coast chine.
STEVENSON, R. Macaulay. Painter.
12, Waterloo Street, Glasgow.
1884. 476 Golden days.
58, West Regent Street, Glasgow.
1892. 935 Landscape.
STEVENSON (S.J.) and ROBSON
(E. R.)  Architects.
20, Great George Street, Westminster.
1873. 1200 London Board Schools.
1875. 983 8, Palace Gate, Kensington.
{See also Robson (E. R.) and Steven
son (S. J.), vol. vi, page 342.)
STEVENSON, W. Miniature Painter.
9, Crown Court, Westminster.
1777- 334 Two miniatures,
1778, 295 Three miniatures.
STEVENSON, W. Miniature Painter.
32, Upper Norton Street,
Portland Place.
1848. 1082 The chUdren of Captain T. T.
Talbot, R.N.
STEVENSON, Walter  Painter.
48, Addison Road.
1879. 17 In pensive thought.
1880. 22 An idle moment. Iver Heath, Bucks.
1883. 1516 A brown study,
STEVENSON, William Grant, R.S.A.
Sculptor.
2, Castle Terrace, Edinburgh.
1874. 1563 Moses.
1582 Leander. "His ear but rang
with Hero's song. Ye waves
divide not lovers long."
1880. 191 Caste. Albert Studios, Shandwick Place, Edinburgh.
1883. 781 Connoisseurs.
1650 " You spoiled creature ! "

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259

63, Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh.
1887. 609 A wood-cart. {Oil painting.)
1889 Andromeda; statuette.
1892. 1873 Colonel Sir Archibald C.
Campbell, of Blythswood,
Bart, M.P.; bust, marble.
1895. 1651 Twenty point stag; statuette.

STEWARD. See Hunt, Steward, and
Knight, vol. iv, page 200.

STEWARDSON, Thomas ... Painter.
T. Stewartson, 37, Broad Street,
Golden Square.
1803. 514 Portrait of a gentleman.
673 Infantile distress.
1804. 3 Portrait of an artist.
T. Stewardson, 25, Leadenhall Street.
1805. 263 Portrait of a lady.
1806. 53 Mr. Hayward.
276 Mr. Derbyshire.
321 Lord Clive.
408 Girl with flowers.
620 Girls in a storm.
50, Leadenhall Street.
1807. 322 Mr. Kinsbury.
505 Portrait ofa young nobleman.
731 Lord Sunderland.
732 Lord Chas. Spencer.
761 Capt. Gaitskell, ist Regiment
of Surrey Volunteers.
1808. 108 Lieut. Treacher, R.N.
218 Lord J. Spencer.
249 Girl and chickens.
399 Major-General Wemyss.
434 Capt. Rich, ist Regiment Sur
rey Volunteers.
603 The young flagellet-player,
627 J. Kneller, Esq.
1809. 21 Portraits of sisters.
89 Child at prayers.
137 Lord H. Spencer.
152 Portrait ofa barrister.
239 W. Gilpin, Esq.
358 Rev. W. Harrison, Chaplain of
St. Saviour's, Southwark.
18 10. 91 The deserted sailor.
256 G. H. Rontgen, Esq., the
African traveller.
285 H. Williams, Esq.
286 Boys playing at beggar my
neighbour.
287 Boys playing at chess.
316 Mr. M. Ainslie.
392 Mr. C. Hamlyn.

(Portrait-painter to H.R.H. the
Princess of Wales.)
181 1. 139 Boys playing at backgammon.
153 S. Williams, Esq.
226 Sir C. Pegge.
454 Mrs. Lawrence.
499 Dr. Ainslie.
504 The mother.
"The pious mother, doom'd
to death.
Forsaken wanders o'er the
heath
Her wretched orphan cries for
bread — etc." — Smollet.
14, Adam Street, Adelphi.
181 2. 94 The Miss Hamlyns.
156 The Marchioness of Win
chester.
164 The Hon. Lady Smith.
179 The Marquis of Winchester.
181 Sir D. Smith, Bart.
266 Sir T. S. Pasley, Bart.
702 Sir J. H. WUliams, Bart.
718 Lieut.-Gen. Barclay.
1813. 40 The Rt. Hon. G. Canning.
65 T. S. Benson, Esq.
160 The Earl of Onslow. Painted
for the magistrates of the
County of Surrey.
235 The Marquis of Winchester.
285 Lord H. Paulet.
360 Mrs. Cox.
385 The Earl of Wiltshire, Ladies
Arabella and CeciUa, and
Lords Charles, George, Wil
liam, and Frederick Paulet.
18 15. 293 Colonel Gaitskell.
343 E. B. WUbraham, Esq., M.P.
375 A gentleman's family.
16. 73 Portrait of Sir W. Guise's
gamekeeper.
94 Col. Guise, C.B.
108 Col. BraddyU.
17. 108 Electra.
18. 376 An Indian Circean.
599 E. Isaac, Esq.
19. 310 Aladdin.
403 Admiral Sir P. Malcolm,
K.C.B.
436 Sir Jas. Little.
641 Olivia.
658 R. Trubey, Esq.
1820. 84 Lady Howden.
283 Mrs. Pera.
305 Portrait of a lady.
370 do. do.
379 do. gentleman.
526 do. do.
595 W. Holme, Esq.
182 1. loi An old man.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stewardson, Thomas — continued.
182 1. 176 Clarissa.
219 Portrait of a gentleman.
545 A family picture.
1822. 188 Recollection.
474 Bacchante.
1825. 145 The Rt. Hon. John Garratt,
Lord Mayor.
STEWART, Allan  Painter.
35, Dick Place, Edinburgh.
1892. 271 A North Sea skipper.
1893. 488 Archibald J. Maclean, Esq., of
Pennycross.
1894. 361 Prince Charlie's last look of
Scotland.
1895. 800 The heart ofthe Bruce. "Pass
first in fight, as thou wert
wont, and Douglas wiU follow
thee or die."
The Studio, Campden Street,
Campden Hill.
1896. 472 To the memory of brave men:
The last stand of Major
Allan Wilson at the Shan-
gani, 4th December, 1893.
3, Randolph Gardens, Maida Vale.
1897. 277 The distriburion of the Royal
Maundy.
1899. 996 The Mazoe relief, June, 1896,
an incident in the Matabele
rebellion.
1900. 623 The charge of the 2 ist Lancers
at Omdurman.
STEWART, Miss Amy  Painter.
57, Gloucester Place,
Portman Square.
1890. 1271 Mabel. I, Trafalgar Studios, Manresa Road.
1896. 1213 "Au revoir."
1898. 1160 Violet voilde.
STEWART, Anthony. Miniature Painter.
A. Steward, Jun.,
26, Prince's Square,
St. George's East.
1807. 850 L. T. Balmino, Esq.
A. Steivart,
26, Prince's Square,
St. George's East.
1808. 727 Mr. E. Lewis.
1809. 713 Mrs. G. Brown.
1810. 687 Capt. CoUey, R.N.
18 13. 492 Lieut. Deares, 28th Regiment.
569 Mrs. D'Esterre.
1815- 635 J. J. Watt, Esq.

1816, 568 T, Blizard, Esq.
1 818. 745 Miss Shepheard.
747 Miss Dearsley.
1819. 755 Portraits of children.
1820. 797 Portrait of a lady.
STEWART, Charles E  Painter.
23, Lanark Villas, Maida Vale.
1890. 893 " Every dog has his day."
6, Melina Place, St. John's Wood.
1893. 804 Rosebud.
1895. 508 Effie Deans in prison.
1896. 386 Only this little one.
1897. 113 A last farewell.
1898. 888 Gipsy ponies.
1899. 171 Yarrow.
613 On Guard.
1900. 124 Rats.
1901. 685 Sport.
708 Crossing the ford.
736 Homewards. 16, Grove End Road.
1902. 204 The Victoria Cross.
365 A prairie fire.
583 The best of friends.
1903. 404 Homewards.
1904. 318 do.
STEWART, F. A  Painter.
58, George Street, Hampstead.
1828. 268 {No title)
417 Landscape.
1830. 545 Sea-piece.
STEWART, Miss Florence... Painter.
62, Fermoy Road, St. Peter's Park.
1886. 303 Azaleas.
STEWART, G  Architect.
13, Vine Street, Piccadilly.
1 791. 608 Design for a temple in per
spective.
1792. 590 Design for a temple.
STEWART, Gabriel  Painter.
 Stewart,
12, Prince's Square,
Ratcliff Highway.
1793. 319 Portrait of a gentleman. {Lang-
ford.)
STEWART, George  Painter.
185 1. 328 Rochester Cathedral.
10, St. PauPs Road,
Camden Square.
1854. 640 Landscape.
1016 A miU with distant country.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

261

1855. 864 View at Grays, Essex,
1857. 882 A composition.
908 On the Thames — towards even
ing, 8, Store Street.
1858. 629 View on the Jed.
762 Jedburgh Abbey.
1021 do.
69, Tottenham Court Road.
1859. 687 Looking out. I, Regent Square.
i860. 746 A river scene,
15, Sheendale Villa, Richmond.
1861. 899 Cornfield near Abbotsford.
37, Baker Street.
1873. 756 A cornfield, Great Yarmouth.
757 Shrimpers,
1874. 749 Cornfield in the marshes, Great
Yarmouth.
921 Fog and frost.
180, Marylebone Road.
1884. 1054 Harvest time, Rustington,
Sussex.

STEWART, George A  Painter.
1874. 796 A nook on the Thames.

STEWART, Miss Grace Campbell.
Miniature Painter.
26, Half Moon Street.
1843. 912 Lady Gertrude Louisa Scott,
daughter of the Earl of
Eldon. 20, Paradise Place.
1844. 731 Portrait of a child. {Master
Sequier.)
782 Miss Isabella Seguin, daughter
of John Seguin, Esq.
1846. 849 Portrait of a young gentleman.
854 Lady Selina Jane Scott, daugh
ter of the Earl and Countess
of Eldon.
1848. 767 Master Octavius.
30, South Villa, Wandsworth.
1849. 725 Viscount Encombe, son ofthe
Earl and Countess of Eldon.
Miss Stewart, 2, Surrey Place.
1852. 185 A study of fruit.
681 Lady Rachel Scott, daughter
ofthe Eari of Eldon,
739 Master Gribble, son of Thomas
Gribble, Esq,, Craven Hill.
1853. 886 Portraits of two sisters,
1854. 778 Master and Miss Shepherd.
10, Union Road, Clapham.
1855. 832 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1856. 749 Helena Mary, daughter of Sir
William Heathcote, Bart.

STEWART, H. ... Miniature Painter.
1826. 836 Portrait of a gentleman.
STEWART, Miss Helen F.... Painter.
Bourne Hall Cottage, Bushey,
1899. 740 The last gleam.
STEWART, H.W  Painter.
1847. 482 Summer.
STEWART, James, R.S.A.... Painter.
9, Denton Street, Somers Town.
1825. 314 Miss Chester. 16, Newman Street.
1828. 63 Portrait of a gentleman.
1829. 138 Innocence.
201 Portrait of a gentleman.
348 Resignation. 8, Swinton Street.
1830. 940 Mrs. Russel.
1832. 371 Celadon and Amelia.
1833. 594 Portrait of the Venerable Arch
deacon Hamilton.
1834. 869 Miss E. Paton in the character
of Rosina in the Barber oj
Seville.
II, Whittlebury Street,
Euston Square.
1835. *^° The happy dream.
789 Palemon and Lavinia.
6, Cirencester Place.
1836. 884 Portrait of a lady.
1844. 369 An autumnal summer.
59, Clarendon Square.
1850. 1277 Hop picking near Gravesend.
1852. 228 G. Fedor, Esq.
584 The Hon. and Rev. B. W.
Noel.
1854. 248 The ferry boat.
417 Sunset.
1855. 534 " AU a growing, and a blowing.
Come buy my primroses,"
8, Ashby Place.
1858. 14s Sheridan Knowles, Esq.
1859. 476 A portrait,
STEWART, James Lawson. Painter.
35, King Street, Cheapside.
1884. 932 Quilp's yard,
123, Camberwell Road.
1886. 1164 Jacob's Island, Rotherhithe.
STEWART, John  Painter.
10, Fitzroy Square.
1852. 567 The queen of the hop-garden,
33, Granville Square.
1853. 167 Dr. W. Wilson, Canon of Win
chester.

262

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stewart, John — continued.
1854, 183 Mrs. Richard Cooke, Yar
borough,
1855. 1138 The farmyard.
STEWART, J. E  Painter.
1 2, Bedford Place.
1846. 614 Bamburgh Castle, North
umberland.
631 Alnwick Castle.
STEWART, J. G  Painter.
32, Clarendon Street.
1844, 1343 A Group of flowers.
STEWART, J. Malcolm  Painter.
197, The Grove, Hammersmith.
1884. 461 Our iron-bound shore.
{J. M. Stewart in the index and T. M.
Stewart in the catalogue.)
STEWART, Miss Katharine.
Miniature Painter.
19, Broadhurst Gardens, N. W.
1887. 1523 Inez. 180, Broadhurst Gardens.
1890. 1673 Margaret. 54, Cotleigh Road, West Hampstead.
1893. 1313 Mary Stewart.
1895. •••? Geraldine, daughter of the late
Rev. J. Stuart.
1 1 33 Mrs. Bateson.
1896. 1322 Marjory, daughter of H. Coom-
ber, Esq.
1358 Margaret, daughter of R. C.
Bell, Esq.
1366 Cecilia, daughter of R, C, Bell,
Esq.
1897. 1500 Portrait of a lady,
1898, 1321 Mrs. Lewin.
1338 Mrs. Thornton Walker.
1370 Mrs, Miles Miley.
1899, 1354 Eileen, daughter of L, Wildy,
Esq.
1900. 1448 Ruth, daughter of A, Romer
Mackhn, Esq.
STEWART, Miss M  Painter.
I, Union Street, New Bond Street.
1 791. 107 Scene from Miss Burney's Ce
cilia,
1792, 345 Cornelia, the Mother of the
Gracchi, shewing her child
ren as her only jewels,
1793, 117 Portrait of a boy,
179 do. chUd,

39, Somerset Street, Portman Square.
1795. 277 The continence of Scipio.
296 The fortune teller.
1796. 333 Susan — Gay's Pastorals.
At Mr. Stubbs', 24, Somerset Street.
1799. 487 Portrait of a lady.
1800. 257 Master Dearn,
482 Portraits of Miss Walton and
Miss Sindal at the monu
ment of Harley,
" There is a blank at the
bottom of the Tablet (said
Lucy); Her companion smil'd
gloomily at the observation
. . . and reply'd that it should
one day be filled up." —
Man of the World, vol. ii,
page 50.
I, Darby Street, Mayfair.
1 80 1. 56 Edwin and Angelina. "Then,
pilgrim, turn, thy cares
forego, etc."
STEWART, Mrs. Mary. Miniature Painter.
41, Victoria Street, S.W.
1888. 1544 Ph. Jennings, Esq.
147, Victoria Street.
1890. 1521 Marjorie, daughter of C. E.
Stewart, Esq.
1522 Charles Stewart, Esq.
1523 Mrs. Charles Stewart.
1524 Portrait ofa barrister.
22, Kensington Gardens Sq.
1895. ••^8 Clarissa Janet, daughter of
Maurice C, Anderson, Esq,
1896. 142 1 Miss Marjorie Stewart.
1899. 1 27 1 Kathleen, daughter of C. E.
Stewart, Esq.
1283 C. E. Stewart, Esq.
STEWART, Mrs  Painter.
441, Strand.
1803. 44* Miss Rudding.
STEWART, R  Architect.
1813. 658 A villa.
STEWART, R  Painter.
29, Maddox Street, W.
1900. 1555 Sea wrack.
STEWART, T  Painter.
I, Union Street, Bond Street.
1784. 3 Portrait of a lady.
1785. 4^3 do. young gentleman.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

263

1787.

•49

1788.

•95

269

1789.

221

428

1790.

6

1786. 100 Portrait of a child.
434 Hamlet, act i, scene 5.
149 Portrait of a boy.
do. child.
Portrait.
Portrait of an artist. {Himself)
do. a young gentleman.
do. a gentleman.
{Packer, the actor)
71 Portrait of a young gentleman.
{Hon. F. North)
244 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1 791. 376 do. gentleman.
1792. 4 do. do. {Sir
John Day)
64 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr.
Birch)
1793, 120 Portrait of a boy.
283 do. the late Mr. Lewis
of Richmond.
1794. 39 Portrait of a young gentleman.
40 do. do. lady.
39, Somerset Street, Portman Square.
1795. 235 Portrait of a young lady. {Miss
Steivart.)
236 Portrait of a gentleman.
1796. 387 do. do. {Charles
Trebe)
1797. 812 Portrait of His Majesty. No address.
1 80 1. 98 Mr. Stubbs.

STIFFE, C. E  Painter.
154, Alexandra Road,
South Hampstead.
1882, 900 A relic of Algiers.
1886. 1228 A cabbage field in Surrey.
1890. 934 In the fields near Hampstead.
STIFFE, John Gillbee  Painter.
154, Alexandra Road, N. W.
1888. 53 Pool on the Lledr, North
Wales— Twilight, effect after
rain.

STIGAND, Miss Helen M. ..Painter.
I, Howley Place, Paddington.
1868. 699 Lucerne Cathedral and the
Rhigi.
1869. 509 The pathway through the
wood.
1870. 445 Beeches in Knowle Park, Kent.
31, Conduit Street.
1872. 237 St. Peter's from the Villa Pam-
fili Dorea, Rome.
1876. 453 "More glorious in thy ruin than
thy pride."

STILLMAN, Miss Effie  Sculptor.
12, Campden Hill Gardens.
c Dr. George Bird. ^
Bonham | Medal-

1897. 2095

2096

J Mrs. J.
j Carter. flions.
\ Charles Saxton, Esq. J
The Hon. T. F. Bayard, late
United States Ambassador.

1873-

STILLMAN, Miss Lisa  Painter.
clo Mrs. Middleton,
South Kensington Museum.
1894. 1009 Miss Evelyn Virtue Tebbs.
STILLMAN, Mrs. W. J. (formerly
Miss Marie Spartali)  Painter.
M. S. Stillman,
8, Attenburg Gardens,
Clapham Common.
729 The finding of Sir Launcelot
disguised as a fool. — Morte
d' Arthur.
836 Sir Tristram and la beUe
Fronde. — Morte d' Arthur.
Miss M. S. Stillman,
The Shrubbery, Clapham Common.
719 Mona Lisa.
757 The last sight of Fiammetta.
"Above her garland and
her golden hair I saw a
flame about Fiammetta's
head." — Boccaccio.
836 Roses and lilies.
{See Miss Marie Spartali, vol. vii,
page 214.)

1875-1876.

1877.

STILWELL, J., Junr  Painter.
1849. 913 A favourite dog.
STINTON, H  Painter.
13, Ann Street,
Wilmington Square, Spa-fields.
1830. 615 Flowers. 55, Great Ormond Street.
1 83 1. 947 Flowers.
1832. 576 do.
STIRLING, Miss Evangeline. Sculptor.
161, Finborough Road.
1880. 1627 One of our organ-grinders;
bust, terra-cotta.
157, Finborough Road, and
Stonycroft, Liverpool.
188 1 1470 Irene, a study; bust, terra
cotta.

264

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stirling, Miss Evangeline — continued.
Ladies' College, Cheltenham.
1888. 2076 Meditation; bust,
Astell House, Cheltenham.
1894. 1792 Miss Beale; bust,
STIRLING, John  Painter.
Broadford Bank,
Kingsland Place, Aberdeen.
1852. 32 Robert Jamieson, Esq., M.D.,
Lecturer on Medical Juris
prudence, King's College,
Aberdeen.
768 A study, head of an old Scotch
woman.
807 A study, head of a Highland
boy.
1853. 497 A "lassie" and lamb. "A
tender nurse thou hast; etc."
— ¦ Wordsworth.
1854. 1091 Bible class in a Scottish parish
school, examined by a Com
mittee of Presbytery.
32, Upper Berkeley Street West,
Hyde Park.
1855. 357 Scottish Presbyterians, in a
country parish church — the
sermon.
1858. 257 The disguise.
263 The cottage window — Sunday.
115, Union Street, Aberdeen.
1859. 338 The thorn.
1 107 The princess and the seven
dwarfs. "When the seven
dwarfs came home, they
found that someone had
been in their house .... one
cried. Who has been eating
off my plate? Another,
Who's been eating my
bread? Another, Who 's
been drinking out of my
cup? And another. Who 's
been lying in my bed? ....
The seventh dwarf dis
covered her asleep in his
bed. Then they all came
running and jumping to see
the beautiful princess."
27, Upper Berkeley Street West.
i860. 236 The bracelet.
569 Lay preaching in Scotland —
the revival sermon.
5, Langham Chambers.
1861. 374 "His first attempt." "And
what wad Roger say gin he
could speak."
1862. 62 A breeze. "Alas! I discover
too much of my love, etc."
— Dryden,

1862. 310 A reaper.
430 Counsel. " Yet remember
midst your wooing Love has
joy, but love has rueing." —
Campbell.
1863. 320 AlexanderKilgour, Esq., M.D.,
Aberdeen.
1866. 361 A hard word.
1867. 210 Olivia at the talking oak. " O
yes, she wander'd round and
round, etc." — Tennyson.
Langham Chambers, and
British Consulate, Tangier, Morocco.
1869. 71 Al-sok; market in Morocco.
582 Repas honnete.
772 Al-Ghirab; water - seller of
Morocco. Langham Chambers.
1870. 124 Ablution; scene in Morocco.
187 I. 384 Le pommier.
STIRLING, Miss Nina  Painter.
3, Templeton Place, Eari's Court.
1887. 779 Roses.
880 Mackerel.
STIRLING, William  Architect.
51, Great Percy Street.
1885. 1746 Library of a small town.
1886. 1746 A warehouse fagade.
8, Upper Chadwell Street.
1887. 1753 Church of St. Luke; interior.
1888. 1783 Interior of library.
1793 Design for an interior.
1892. 1836 Temple of Mithras, the vesti
bule.
1837 Interior view ofa haU.
II, Adam Street, W.C.
1894. 1687 Gardener's cottage. East Burn
ham Park.
STJERNSTEDTS, Madame S.
Painter.
c\o F. Brown, 32, Charlotte Street.
1882. 624 Smaland, Sweden. {Stjern-
stedt in catalogue.)
STOCK, Miss Edith A  Painter.
Grena Lodge, Richmond.
1887. 1081 Safrano roses,
1204 Mar^chal Niel roses.
1888. 1432 Captain Christie roses.
Rutland Lodge, Petersham, Surrey.
1903. 990 Roses.

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265

STOCK, Francis R  Painter.
63, Regent Street.
1875. 40 Apples.
1876. 100 " Omne exit in fumo."
179 Tong See Ahoo at Canton.
216 Fruit.
319 Apples.
323 Lemons.
463 A judge of blue.
Stanhope Studios, Delancey Street.
349 A foundling.
258 A quiet corner.
938 Her first valentine.
1320 Sally in our alley.
605 Fruit.
1402 Di Vernon.
237 Our first servant.
718 " A watched pot never boils."
1882. 492 St. Valentine's day.
1884. 773 Fruit.

1877.1878.

1879.1880.

STOCK, Henry  Architect.
9, Denman Street, London Bridge.
1886. 1689 New Hatcham School for
Girls, New Cross.
1887. 1720 Enlargement of Kew Church.
1743 do. do. in
terior.
{See also Allen, Snooke, and Stock,
vol. i, page 26, and Snooke and Stock,
vol. vii, page 199.)
STOCK, Henry J., R.L  Painter.
26, Trigon Terrace, Clapham Road.
1874. 312 A child's head.
1876. 572 A boy's head.
1877. 821 The entombment.
40, Osborne Terrace, Clapham.
1879. 678 "Awake, awake; put on thy
strength, O Zion." — Isaiah,
hi, I.
847 Dante painting.
897 Good and evil spirits fighting
for man's soul.
1881. 1428 Death and pleasure.
1882. 1460 Good and evil spirits fighting
for man's soul. " Seeing we
also are compassed about
with so great a cloud of
witnesses." — Hebreivs, xii, i.
1884. 927 The death of the poet. "An
unknown sphere, more real
than I dream'd, more direct,
darts awakening rays about
me." — Walt Whitman.
1885. 373 Night covering the sleeping
earth.
VII,

1890.

114

Satan overthrown at the foot
of the Cross.

•75

" A savage place, as holy and
enchanted As e'er beneath
a waning moon was haunted
By woman wailing for her
demon lover. " — Coleridge's
Kubla Khan.

998

Portrait study.

1020

Moon-dream.

1892.

898

Mother and child.

1251
The mermaid. 454a, Fulham Road.
1894.
398
Death turning away from the
innocence of a child. "A
simple child, what should it
know of death?" — Words
worth.
794
Sleep and twilight.
1441
The kiss.
1895.
3^7
The cascade.
1105
Death-of-love plant.
1896.
1123
The humiliation.
1897.
1385
An angel opening flowers at
1644 Miss Cicely Monson.
1899. 141 Nature's rhapsody.
783 Dreaming.
1900. 528 Life's immensity.
1 90 1. 251 Pain bringing wings to a soul.
689 The red apple.
1187 Listening to Brahms.
STOCKDALE, C. W  Painter,
5, Southampton Row.
i860. 617 The Cathedral, WeUs. {H C.
Stockdale in the catalogue)
W. C. Stockdale,
Church House, Richmond.
1867. 728 The Tricolor in Venice, 1866.
STOCKDALE, F. C  Architect.
Montrose, Torquay.
1852. 1194 Longleat, Wilts, the seat of the
Marquis of Bath. {F. H.
Stockdale in the catalogue)
22, Sloane Street.
1854. 1 185 Interior of Howley Hall, Sur
rey.
STOCKDALE, F. W. L  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1808. 343 Old houses in the Castle Yard,
Bankside,
348 View of Epsom church.
367 do. a cottage at Fetcham.
1809. 313 Ryegate Castle, Surrey.
328 Sketch of the old chapel at
Kingsland. M M
266

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stockdale, F. W. L. — continued.
1809. 404 View of Maiden church, near
Kingston, Surrey.
483 The old Queen's Head, Isling
ton.
536 Winchester Cathedral.
1 8 10. 279 Ospringe church, near Fevers-
ham.
326 Stutfall Castle, near Hythe.
385 Sketch of the Old Pied Bull,
Islington.
1811. 293 Cowling Castle, Kent.
410 Chilham Church, Kent, in
which is an elegant mauso
leum belonging to the Cole-
brooke family.
838 Cottages at Clewer, near Wind
sor.
181 2. 433 Rochester bridge and castle.
758*View in Kent.
788 Woburn church.
18 19. 507 View of Hastings Castle, Sus
sex.
789 View of Scarborough Castle,
Yorkshire.
810 Remains of Kirkham Abbey,
Yorkshire.
993 Ancient gateway at Winchel
sea, Sussex.
182 1. 514 View of the Remains of St.
Bennett's Monastery, Corn
wall.

STOCKS, Arthur, RJ.  Painter.
9, Richmond Villas,
Seven Sisters Road.
407 Christmas upstairs.
497 The expected letter.
422 Eventime.
469 The wreck.
789 Old cronies.
46 The worsted-winder.
69 The pet child.

1867.
1868. 1869.1870.

76

and
little

1871.

340
999 68

1872.

Gentle Jesus, meek
mild. Look upon
child."
Home from sea.
The rush-basket maker.
Pleased with a feather. " The
sports of children satisfy the
child." — Goldsmith.
507 Just before the battle.
1104 Tired out. "And oft he
pleaded as he held the skein
To be released, but pleaded
StiU in vain."
1 106 The young wife.
1 167 Lumb Stocks, Esq., A.R.A,
306 A solo.

1872.1873-

1874,

1875- 1877.

1878.
1879. 1880.

1881,

1S82,
1883.

1884,1885.

396 John Cousen, Esq.
578 A review at Chelsea.
4 Carding flax, Ireland.
II An Irish weaver.
155 Just awake.
600 Mending the old cradle.
"Wearied with toiling for
his daily bread. To labour
he anew by love is led."
860 An Irish cabin,
151 Dinner time,
463 " She knows, and knows no
more, her Bible true," —
Cowper.
1332 The old saUor's museum.
29, Hanley Road, Hornsey Road.
524 A httle maid of all work.
576 A litter of young rabbits.
911 Our soldiers, past and future.
29 " Man goeth forth unto his
work and to his labour un
til the evening." — Psalm
civ, 23.
482 Seeing it wound up. "The
clock beats out the lives of
little men."
653 The best of husbands.
967 Portrait of a lady.
986 Hero-worship, 1852.
543 Her last Sacrament. "This do
in remembrance of me, etc."
427 Sermon time. "As he sowed,
some fell by the way side,
etc." — Mark, iv, 4-8.
514 Her sweetest flower.
974 A Cornish cottage.
1013 An old-fashioned child. " Her
china closet — cause of daUy
care."
1066 'Listed.
391 At last! "By hope and fear al
ternately possest, Joy comes
at last to set the heart at
rest."
1400 On the sick list.
706 A window garden.
795 An unknown species.
3 " One generation passeth away
and another generation
cometh."
49 Father's dinner.
815 In memory. "All are not
taken ! there are left behind
Living beloveds, etc." — R.
Browning.
868 Examination day.
122 Inseparable.
662 Saved from the snow.
273 Lumb Stocks, Esq., R.A,

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267

1885. •''83 A village school in days gone
by.
1886. 442 Repentance.
538 A rod in pickle.
1887. 524 "Lord make us truly thank
ful."
1888. 466 Inexorable.
1048 Guy Fawkes' Day.
63, Hanley Road.
1889. 569 Sands of time.
1233 "A friend of mine, grand
father."
STOCKS, Bernard O  Painter.
9, Richmond Villas,
Seven Sisters Road.
1881. 670 A plover.
1200 Sermon time. After A. Stocks.
1882. 965 Young haddock.
STOCKS, G. B  Painter.
200, Westgate Road, Newcastle.
1885. 668 Storm on the Whitley coast,
Northumberland.
STOCKS, Miss Katherine M. Painter.
9, Richmond Villas,
Seven Sisters Road.
1880. 910 Primulas.
1 88 1. 681 Carnations.
706 Wallflowers.
1884. 1143 Mackerel.
1888. 1312 Spring flowers.
1889. 1562 Azaleas.
STOCKS, Lumb, R.A  Engraver.
38, West Square, Lambeth.
1832. 872 Portrait of a young artist.
1834. 867 Study from nature.
12, Crosby Row, Walworth Road.
1835. 548 A portrait.
1836. 858 Portrait of a gentleman.
12, College Terrace, Islington.
1840. 796 A portrait.
9, Richmond Villas,
Seven Sisters Road.
185 1. 1244 Study.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1855. 1004 Bed time. After W. P. Frith,
R.A.
103 1 Cupid and Psyche. After T.
Uwins, R.A., in Her Ma
jesty's collection.
1085 Portrait of a lady.
1088 A drawing lesson.

1856,
1857-1859,1861.
1863.
1864.1865.
1867.

1869.1871.

1872.
1874.

1875-
1876. 1879.

852

869 St. Luke painting the Virgin.
After Steinla, in Her Ma
jesty's collection.
897 Portrait of a lady. After Lumb
Stocks.
974 The Beauty of Alban's. After
Riedel, in Her Majesty's
collection.
1 210 Many happy returns of the
day. After W. P. Frith,
R.A. Engraved for the Art
Union of Glasgow.
967 The Dowie Dens of Yarrow.
After J. N. Paton, R.S.A.
976 The Gentle Shepherd. After
Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
Engraved for the Association
for the Promotion of the Fine
Arts in Scotland.
Claude Duval. After W. P.
Frith, R.A. Engraved for
the Art Union of London.
" O Nannie, wilt thou gang wi'
me." After Thomas Faed,
R. A. Engraved for the
Royal Association for the
Promotion of the Fine Arts
in Scotland.
Eli Purser, bird watcher.
The playmates. After Alex.
H. Burr.
898 Charlotte Corday in the Con-
ciergerie. After E. M. Ward,
R.A.
II 09 The return ofthe runaway.
847 Marie Antoinette listening to
the act of accusation, the
day before her trial. After
E. M. Ward, R.A.
(Elected R.A.)
1285 Detected. After J. C. Hors-
ley, R.A.
1260 The meeting of Wellington and
Bliicher after the Battle of
Waterloo. After Daniel
Maclise, R.A. Engraved
for the Art Union of Lon
don.
1270 The fight interrupted. After
W. Mulready, R.A.
1088 The Odalisque. After F.
Leighton, R.A.
1 103 The silken gown. AfterT.Faed,
R.A.
Olivia and Viola. "Twelfth
Night." After Sir Noel Pa
ton, R.S.A.
Dr. Johnson waiting for an
audience of Lord Chester
field. After E. M. Ward,

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stocks, Lumb, R.A. — continued.
R.A. Engraved for the Art
Union of London.
1880. 1281 Mrs. S. C. HaU. After D.
Maclise, R.A., 1833,
1282 Mrs. Henry Wood. After
R. Easton.
1283 S. C. HaU, Esq. After Paul
Delaroche, 1847.
1881. 1225 Etching, from nature.
1882. 1275 Stolen by gipsies — the rescue.
After J, B. Burgess, A.R.A.
1883. 1404 Souvenir of Velasquez. After
J. E. Millais, R.A.
1884. 1407 Sister's kiss. After Sir F. Leigh
ton, P.R.A.
1411 The Princes in the Tower.
After J. E. Millais, R.A.
1888. 1704 The Spanish letter - writer.
After J. B. Burgess, A.R.A.
1890. 1649 Mrs. Stocks.
1891. 1634 Katherine M. Stocks.
(The late.)
1892. 1543 Edith; portrait.
STOCKS, S. C  Painter.
1833. 632 An Italian beggar boy.
STOCKS, Walter Fryer  Painter.
9, Richmond Villas,
Seven Sisters Road.
1862. 966 Tom Brown's pocket — -aneject-
ment.
980 Young pigeons.
1863. 54 The wood pigeons' haunt.
757 Interior of a mast and block-
maker's yard on the Thames
near Stepney.
773 House in Hornsey Road,
formerly the residence of
Claude Duval, the highway
man.
1864. 252 Oak walk in the Grove, Alex
andra Park.
1865. 639 In chancery.
698 The haunted house,
1866. 663 Evening.
679 Ockwells Farm, near Windsor.
682 Cannock Chase.
697 " I passed by his garden and
saw the wild briar, The thorn
and the thistle grow broader
and higher."
740 The last gleam.
749 Over the moor.
1867. 702 Midnight. "No voice in the
chambers, no sound in the
haU; etc."
713 Evening.

187018711872

687

681

68^

773

882

1867. 764 A study from Haddon Hall.
834 Nearly bed time.
836 Arden Hall, Cheshire.
4, Maitland Park Terrace.
1868. 723 The moat, Ightham.
728 Ightham Moat, from the bowl
ing green.
741 Bodiham Castle.
1 2, London St., Sussex Gardens.
1869. 562 Entrance to Leeds Castle,
Kent.
679 The Junction of the Swale
with the Medway near Sheer
ness.
Hever Castle.
Wellington House, Leamington.
The Medway, near Maidstone.
7, Sidney Terrace, Leamington.
Old houses at Kenilworth.
20, Clarendon St., Leamington.
An Atlantic headland.
Glen Head. " Its vast and
awful form. Girt with the
whirlwind. Sandalled with
the storm."
The fire at Warwick Castle,
December 3, 187 1.
1873. 766 Before arbitration. " Once the
jays sent a message unto the
eagle's nest, etc." — Macau
lay.
844 Slieve League,
" Monarch ofa giant race.
Throned on a savage shore.
With frowning brow and fur
rowed face.
Turned seaward evermore."
On a desolate shore.
The time of flood, " The
furious river struggles hard,
Tossing its tawny mane,
etc."
Warwick Castle,
1874, 756 Whitby Abbey, "Worn by the
wind's eternal sway, etc,"
791 The Refectory, Abingdon Ab
bey.
810 Wilton Castle, near Saltburn-
on-the-Sea, " Its lonely tur
ret, shattered and outworn,
etc,"
840 The VaUey of the Rocks, Lyn
ton, North Devon. " Where
scarce a sound is heard,
etc." 25, Hanley Road, Hornsey.
1875. 645 The harvest field. "When
glows the western sky, etc."
687 A moorland valley.
768 An ancient bridge.

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269

Stocks, Walter Fryer — continued.
1875. 787 A sunset. " When in the crim
son cloud of even The lin
gering light decays."
796 A cornfield, near Aylsham,
Norfolk. "Where the village
swain Scares the swart
spoiler from the golden
grain."
151, Gloucester Road, Regents Park.
1876. 686 Carnarvon Castle.
849 A forest pool. " At midnight
the moon cometh, etc."
1877. 704 The spectre ship. " The west
ern wave was all a-flame, etc."
— Coleridge's " Ancient Ma
riner."
705 Canterbury Cathedral, from
the Deanery Garden.
Heath Cottage, Hampstead.
1878. 718 South woods, Arundel.
876 Remains of Cardinal Wolsey's
Palace at Winchester.
Upton House, Hampstead.
1879. 736 Donegal Bay.
840 The home field.
885 Moonrise.
1880. 692 Outlawed.
695 David's cave, near the Lizard,
Cornwall.
778 Taking up pilchards, near the
Lizard, Cornwall.
790 St. Bees Head, Cumberland.
" Amid the roar, Of the surf-
tormented shore."
791 Eventide.
901 In the pathless woods.
1881. 645 The Doone Valley, Exmoor.
" It looked as if no frost
could enter, neither winds
go ruffling: only spring and
hope and comfort breathe to
oneanother." — LornaDoone.
6-jn. The end of the day. "When
the reaper's work is done."
718 Eskdale.
744 The Badgeworthy Water, Ex
moor. " Ere the dim evening
light Sinks into silent night."
771 A September night. "The
moving moon went up the
sky, etc." — Coleridge.
1882. 707 The Llwyngwair woods, New
port, Pembrokeshire.
882 The dying day.
897 The hunter's moon.
948 Bury, near Arundel.
1062 Coneysthorpe, Castle Howard,
Yorkshire.

1882.
1883. 1884.
1885. 1887.

1 1 30
1178•353

13981063
12

1228

1889.

1890.1891.1892. 1893. 1903.

1099 An August evening.
192, Haverstock Hill.
949 A lonely valley. " Through the
green evening, etc." — Keats.
1093 Watergate Bay, Cornwall : New
Quay in the distance,
Essenden, near Hatfield.
1037 Evening.
1 102 In the golden eventide.
The Mourne Mountains.
A cornfield,
A Yorkshire village. "The
world forgetting, by the world
forgot."
" In the north countree,''
Michaelmas — moonrise.
2 Dunstanborough. " And the
hollow ocean ridges Roaring
into cataracts." — Tennyson.
Warkworth. " The gleam, the
shadow, and the peace su
preme." — Wordsworth.
II 77 In the hush of night.
1237 In memory.
1266 Last year's hay.
1300 An ancient bridge.
1 3 16 After rain.
1387 The crimson of the sunset sky.
1410 "What time the evening
shadows faU."
A Yorkshire moor.
" Forth comes the moon, the
sweet surprise of heaven."
Moonrise.
1408 A rick yard.
II 69 Burning weeds.
966 Fading eve.
1057 The close of day.
Glan Elwy, St. Asaph.
951 A border tower.

1564 410
•335

STODART, George J  Engraver.
Newhouse farm, Godstone.
1884. 1384 The Rev. Richard Green.
After F. Sandys.
1886. 1515 The late Sir Bartle Frere.
After W. E. Miller.
15 17 Catherine Lever.
I, Caistor Rd., Great Yarmouth
1891. 1701 Lord Arthur RusseU. After
H. T. Wells, R.A.
STODDARD, Miss Florence Edith.
Miniature Painter.
20, Scarsdale Villas, Kensington.
1903. 1273 Tim, the son of William B.
Paterson, Esq.
1904. 1287 Mrs. James Gow.

270

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

STODDART, Miss Christina M.
Painter.
26, Castle Street, Edinburgh.
1904. 400 The noonday rest — India.
STODDART, Miss Frances. Painter.
10, Belle Vue Crescent, Edinburgh.
1837. 124 View of Dunkeld Abbey, taken
on the spot.
1840. 105 Highland landscape.
127 View of the Vale of Comric,
with Sir David Baird's monu
ment.

STOHL, M  Painter.
1858, 828 Greek giri.
834 The letter.
905 The Jew pedlar.
STOKELD, J  Painter.
22, Fowler Terrace, Hendon Town.
1863. 626 Whispering soft nothings.
STOKES, Adrian S  Painter.
18, Holland Street, Kensington.
1876. 596 "O coward conscience, how
dost thou afilict me ! " —
Richard III, act 5, scene 3.
1249 Is it true?
1295 Chrysanthemums.
1877. 1033 At the well, Breton peasants.
55a, Bedford Gardens.
1878. 208 One step more.
1022 "What's o'clock?"
1879, 1027 " I sent thee late a rosy wreath,
etc."
1880. 443 Dr. Johnson's penance.
" Once, indeed, said he, I
was disobedient: I refused
to attend my father to Ut-
toxeter market. Pride was
the source of that refusal,
and the remembrance of it
was painful. A few years
ago I desired to atone for
this fault: I went to Uttox-
eter in very bad weather,
and stood for a considerable
time, bareheaded in the rain,
on the spot where my father's
stall used to stand. In con
trition I stood, and I hope
the penance was expiatory."
— BosweU.

1882.

1883.1884.
1885.
1887.1888. 1889.
1890.
1891. 1892,
1893. 1895.1897.1898.1899. 1900.

1901.1902.
1903.

1904.

•5

13, Holland Street, Kensington.
Low tide — Coast of Nor
mandy.
33 A grey afternoon at St. Vaast-
de-la-Hougue.
320 A winter afternoon in the
South of France.
373 Master Percy Ricardo.
827 By the walls of the Hougue.
44 Coast scene, Brittany.
210 A Spanish miU.
1483 A Spanish aqueduct.
188 "Had we never met and
parted, We had ne'er been
broken-hearted."
264 Across the common.
627 Early spring at Capri.
1 156 Capri housetops.
985 An afternoon in February.
381 Miss Dorothy Ricardo.
1024 Upland and sky. Purchased for
the Chantrey Bequest for
-£400.
756 The harbour bar, St. Ives,
Cornwall,
137 Off St. Ives, 1 3, Holland Street.
645 Through the morning mist.
27, Avonmore Road
475 Sunset — Roman Campagna,
480 On a Cornish cliff.
October moon.
Queen Anne's Mansions,
St. James's Park.
Mountain mist.
Mountains and hill.
9, Pitt Street, Campden Hill.
924 The old dyke.
I a, Kensington Square.
1057 Through the beeches.
6, Edwardes Square Studios, W.
541 Trafalgar Square.
787 The King of the Dolomites.
276 Autumn in the mountains.
Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;^3oo.
682 The blue pool.

206

1053 413

STOKES, Mrs. Adrian (formerly Miss
Marianne Preindlsberger). Painter.
1 3, Holland Street.
1885. 17 A parting.
954 A Capri witch.
1886. 23 Childhood's wonders.
1887. 523 The magic flute.
1 1 25 Portrait of a lady; pastel.
1888, 590 Lantern light.

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271

1889. 358 "Go, thou must play alone,
my boy. Thy sister is in
Heaven.
1891. 236 "Hail, Mary!" 27, Avonmore Road.
1893. 447 Angels entertaining the Holy
Child.
6, Edwardes Square Studios.
1 90 1. 504 Candlemas-day.
1903. 105 J. Westlake, Esq., K.C.
1904. 713 Mrs. Westlake.
719 Mrs. St. John Hornby.

STOKES, E 
1 83 1. 108 Landscape.

Painter.

STOKES, Folliott  Painter.
St. Ives, Cornwall.
1897. 144 A light night.
1076 Moonrise.
1898. 96 Evening.
105 The river farm.
II, Bedford Road, St. Ives.
1902. 318 The fir wood at moonrise.
STOKES, G  Architect.
21, Southampton Street, Bloomsbury.
1827. 950 Literary and Scientific Institu
tion.
1828. 1009 Design for a theatre.
1830. 1 104 Library and reading room.
1831. 1096 Town Hall, etc., Hahfax.
Porchester Gardens.
1843. 1216 Portion of Westbourne Ter
race.
1844. 1065 New church at Paddington.
1848. 1 1 37 {No title in catalogue.)
1850. 509 Porch at the end of West
minster Abbey, etc.
579 On the Lynn, Lynmouth,
Devon.
1 85 1. 88 Castle of Elz, Germany.
STOKES, G. H  Architect.
1854. 1152 Crystal Palace, Sydenham, in
terior view, Sheffield Court.
3, Spring Gardens.
1857. 1055 Mansion at Halifax, for Frank
Crossley, Esq., M.P.
7, Pall MaU East.
1864. 757 Mansion near Geneva.
STOKES, J  Painter.
1846. 1237 Landscape. Brentford End, Middlesex.
1855. 490 A passing shower.

STOKES, Leonard Aloysius Scott.
Architect.
13, Holland St., Kensington.
1882. 1149 A West End club.
1 159 A casino or club.
31, Spring Gardens.
1884. 1324 Design for an Academy of
Arts.
1886. 1635 Church of St. James, Spanish
Place.
1642 St. Joseph's Church, Maiden
head.
1887. 1671 Nazareth House, Southsea,
1711 New Presbytery, Southend-on-
Sea,
1888. 1730 Roman Catholic Church, Folke
stone.
1731 do. interior.
1752 do. interior of Lady
Chapel.
1785 Royal, near Godalming.
1889. 1835 St. Michael's, Waterlooville,
Hants.
1 86 1 House, Palace Court, W.
1910 St. Clare's Church, Sefton Park,
Liverpool.
1913 do. do.
1987 Roman Catholic Church, Folke
stone.
1890. 1729 Corpus Christi Priory, Man
chester.
1790 Broxwood Court, Hereford
shire.
1851 The Presbytery, St. Clare's
Church, Liverpool.
3, Prince's Street, Storey's Gate.
1892. 1714 Miles Platting Church, Man
chester.
•759 Nymans, near Crawley.
1893. 1656 An island home — Loch Allen,
Ireland.
1657 A new town church.
1894. 1596 St. Augustine's Church, Sud
bury.
1597 Nazareth House, Bexhill.
1895. 1494 All Souls' Church, Peter
borough.
1896. 1655 Hall and staircase, Kensington
Palace Gardens.
171 1 Church, Clacton-on-Sea.
1898. 1718 Shooter's Hill House, Pang-
bourne.
1720 do. do.
1724 do. do. picture
gallery.
1899. 1616 Cold Ash, near Newbury.
1622 2, West Drive, Streatham Park.
1660 Soot Pray Farm, Worplesdon.
1900. 1789 All Saints' Convent, Colney
Chapel, St. Albans.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stokes, Leonard Aloysius Scott — con
tinued. 2, Great Smith Street, Westminster.
1 90 1. 1527 Girls' School, Oxford.
1528 House, Ascot Heath.
1529 Boys' School, Oxford.
1902. 1401 Ascot Priory.
1 5 10 Hill End, Wendover.
1903. 1646 Sketch for Liverpool Cathe
dral.
1663 Littleshaw, Woldingham.
1904. 1571 Cottage, Sunningdale.
1577 Minterne, Dorset.
STOKES (L.) and WARE (C. E.)
Architects.
13, Holland Street, Kensington.
1883. 1208 Church of the Sacred Heart,
Exeter.
STOKES (L.) and HINE (G. T.)
Architects.
3, Prince's Street, Westminster.
1899. 1723 AU Saints' Convent, Colney
Chapel, St. Albans.
STOKES, R  Architect.
29, Lower Brook Street.
1828. 992 Design for a bath as an orna
mental building in a park.
1829. 993 Design for a mausoleum with
cenotaphs,
8, Charles Street, Clarendon Square.
1830. 1073 Design for a water gate to a
nobleman's palace.
72, Sudeley Place, Cheltenham.
1831. 1105 Mansion in Tudor style.
STOKOE  Architect.
1808. 952 A villa.
992 do.
STONE, Miss Ada. Miniature Painter.
I, Wildwood Terrace,
North End, Hampstead.
1903. 1176 Mariana. 1 6, Adair House,
Oakley Street, Chelsea.
1904. 1217 Mrs. Frank Murray.
STONE, Coutts  Architect.
Campden Hill, Kensington.
1843. 1 174 Design for river entrance in
Tuscan style.
1844. 1194 Design for a church.

1 9, Great Marlborough Street.
1847. 1091 The Dogana, and church of
Santa Maria della Salute,
from the Giudecca, Venice.
1206 The Bridge of Sighs, from the
side entrance to the Doge's
Palace, Venice.
1848. 1 105 Ruins of the Temple of Ceres,
Pcestum.
1193 Ezzolius's Tower, Padua.
1 88 1. 1 121 Nether Court, garden front.
STONE, Miss Ellen  Painter.
1 7, Bedford Gardens.
1874. 944 The map of the war.
1877. 1366 Discouragement.
STONE, Frank, A.R.A  Painter.
13, Newman Street.
1837. 38 Mrs. Manx.
90 Lady Seymour in a fancy
dress. 53, Berners Street.
1838. 24 A study.
1839. 529 Lord Goderich.
551 The Hon. Mrs. Blackwood.
604 Portrait of a lady.
617 do. gentleman.
1840. 123 Scene from "A Legend of
Montrose " — Annot Lyle,
Allan M'Aulay and the Earl
of Monteith.
" She sate down at a httle
distance from Allan, and
turning her char {sic) back,
she accompanied it with her
voice."
196 Mrs. Robert Shute.
1 84 1. 507 The stolen interview of Charles
ist, when Prince of Wales,
with the Infanta of Spain.
" The Infanta having gone
one morning to the Casa de
Campo to gather May dew,
Charles rose with the sun,
and, accompanied by En
dymion Porter, explored the
house. Not finding La dame
de ses pens^es, he pursued
his way into the orchard,
where a wall and a double-
locked and bolted door op
posed his passage. The
prince scaled the waU, and
resolutely leaping from the
height, hastened towards
her. The old marquis, her
guardian, falling on his
knees, implored the prince

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273

1842.1843. 1844.

1845.

1846.1847. 1848.1849. 1850.

1851.

1852.

to consider for a moment
that the hoary head of his
supplicant was at stake." —
lyisraeli.
321 " Admonition."
534 The last appeal.
505 The course of true love never
did run smooth. — Shakspere,
etc.
Tavistock House, Tavistock Square.
489 " Ce n'est que le premier pas
qui cotite."
539 Scene from Hamlet. Ophelia
sings: "White his shroud
as the mountain snow, etc."
621 "Soft hour! which wakes the
wish, and melts the heart! "
— Byron.
331 The impending mate.
422 Mated.
485 Christ and the Sisters of Beth
any.
120 Portrait of the infant son of
T. K. Hervey, Esq.
286 The duet "andante con moto."
135 The gardener's daughter. "One
arm aloft, Holding the bush,
to fix it back she stood." —
Tennyson.
342 Scene from the Tempest. Mi
randa. " What is 't — a
spirit?"
606 Scene from the Merchant of
Venice. Bassanio receiving
the letter announcing An
tonio's losses and peril.
(Elected A.R.A.)
Russell House, Tavistock Square.
102 Scene from Cymbeline. Pisa
nio bringing to Imogen the
false announcement of her
husband's return to Milford
Haven.
362 A country girl.
388 At the opera.
501 Portrait of Dr. Hooker, in the
Rhododendron region of
the Himalaya Mountains,
surrounded by his native
(Lepcha) collectors, etc., etc.,
examining the plants ga
thered during the day's
march. Two officers of his
Nepaulese guard are in
attendance, and their
Ghoorka sepoys are seated
round a fire in the distance.
The scene represents a view

VII.

taken on the skirts of a pine
forest at 9,000 feet eleva
tion; Kinchin Junga, the
loftiest mountain in the
globe, elevation 28,178 feet,
is seen in the distance. The
trunk of a tree, on the right,
is covered with Rhododen
dron Dalhousise, and other
epiphytes.
1853. 113 A Nile flower.
333 " Now I'U tell you what we'll
do." (Engraved as "Plot
ting mischief.")
478 The Master is come. "And
when she had so said, she
went her way, and called
Mary her sister secretly,
saying, 'The Master is come,
and calleth for thee.'" —
John, xi, 28.
1854. 244 The mussel-gatherer — time to
go!
258 The old, old story.
274 Castle-building.
1856. 319 Doubt. " Unheeded vows may
heedfuUy be broken." —
Shakspeare.
1857. 190 Margaret. " My peace is gone,
my heart is heavy."
355 " Bon Jour, Messieurs."
1858. 204 The missing boat (Pas de
Calais).
1859. 254 Friendship endangered.
440 The first voyage.
662 A little too late.
(The late.)
i860. 409 " A merry heart goes all the
day. Your sad tires in a
mile-a. " — Shakespeare.
STONE, F. H  Architect.
King Street, Norwich.
182 1. 940 Design for a nobleman's man
sion.
STONE, Henry  Architect.
34, Castle Street, Holborn.
1838. 1200 Elevation for a church.
1839. 1258 Glasgow Cathedral.
15, St. George'sRd., Southwark.
1842. 1095 Villa in Somersetshire.
1843. ••9° •A'^ Ecclesiastical edifice.
3, York Street, Walworth.
1845. 1 193 Winchester Cathedral — the
nave.
1846. 1351 Interior of Lyons Cathedral.
2,0, John St., Bedford Square.
1873. 1202 St. Michael's Church, Kirby,
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Stone, Henry — continued.
1882. 1233 Tower of AU Saints' Church,
Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex.
1886. 1609 do. do. do.
STONE, Marcus C, R.A  Painter.
Russell House, Tavistock Sq.
1858. 601 Rest. " In all my wanderings round
this world of care

1859.
i860.

1861. 1862.
1863.
1864. 1865. 1866.

1867.

Here to return — and die at
home at last."
M. Stone, Russell House,
Tavistock Square.
456 Silent pleading. " Him and
his innocent child." — Shake
speare.
251 The sword ofthe Lord and of
Gideon.
"For Freedom's battle once
begun.
Bequeathed by bleeding sire
to son.
Though baffled oft, is ever
won." — Byron.
425 Claudio, deceived by Don
John, accuses Hero. "O
Hero, what a Hero hadst
thou been, etc." — " Much
Ado about Nothing."
502 A painter's first work. "For
genius oft misunderstood,
etc." — Hudibras.
345 On the road from Waterloo to
Paris. {Quotation in French
from Beranger.)
418 Working and shirking. " Eng
land expects every man will
do his duty."
619 Old letters. " I looked for that
which is not, nor can be,
etc." — Christina Rossetti.
2^6 Steahng the Keys. " It was al
ready day. In sooth we were
in sad plighte; our poor
father a prisoner in his own
house, the which was in the
hands of the brutal Round
head soldiery. No way was
to free him, save by good
fortune we mighte get the
keys of his prison chamber
before that the troopers
should waken after their
orgies. . . . This my sister
took upon herself to do, our
good, faithful Margery quak
ing in the doorway."
444 Nell Gwynne. " Unfit for

further service, having given
their best strength and often
their very limbs in the late
struggle between King and
Parhament, the old soldiers
were cast adrift to wander
about in rags. Nell Gwynne,
the orange girl, carrying her
basket to the playhouse,
saw and pitied them, and in
grander days Mrs. Eleanor
Gwynne did not forget them.
She it was who begged their
hospital at Chelsea from the
King.
1868. 639 An interrupted duel.
1869. 60 The Princess (afterwards
Queen) Elizabeth obhged to
attend mass by her sister
Mary. " The Princess Eliza
beth, Protestant heiress to
the throne of England, for
some time resolutely refused
to attend mass, but was at
length persuaded to accom
pany her sister to the Chapel
Royal on the 8th of Sep
tember, 1553, on the com
memoration of the Na
tivity of the Virgin, The
Spanish and French ambas
sadors, with others of her
enemies, who were plotting
to prevent the Princess's
succession to the throne,
hoped her behaviour would
compromise her with the
Queen; but altho' she is
said to have yielded with a
bad grace, and to have gone
to the chapel with tokens of
repugnance, she does not
appear to have overstepped
the bounds of prudence,"
1870, 891 Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
observed by Queen Katha
rine. " Indeed, all this time
there is no doubt but good
Queen Katharine both
heard by report, and per
ceived with her eyes, how
the matter was framed
against her, although she
showed neither to Mistress
Anne nor to the King any
spark or kind of grudge or
displeasure, but took and ac
cepted aU things in good part,
an d with wisdom and patience
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I, Langham Chambers.
1871. 104 The royal nursery, 1538. "The
King's grace was well pleased
to see his heir so goodly a
child of his age, although
the little Lady Elizabeth was
considered worthy of the
honour of being admitted to
keep company with the
young Prince Edward, her
brother, her father took but
little note of her."
1872. Ill Edward II and his favourite.
Piers Gaveston. "Gaveston
was not only the Adonis of
the English Court, but re
markable for his knightly
prowess, graceful manners,
and sparkling wit^ It was
the latter qualification which
rendered him peculiarly dis
pleasing to the English
nobles, whom he was accus
tomed to deride and mimic
for the amusement of this
thoughtless sovereign ; nor
was the queen exempted
when he was disposed to
display his sarcastic powers."
1873. 663 " Le roi est mort! viveleroi!"
1874, 106 My lady is a widow and chUd-
less. "'Tis better to be
lowly born, and range with
humble livers in content,
etc. " — Shakespeare.
1875. ^3° Sain et Sauf.
1876. 42 Rejected.
1326 An appeal for mercy, 1793.
(Elected A.R.A.)
8, Melbury Road, Kensington.
1877. 51 Sacrifice.
157 Waiting at the gate.
1878. 71 The post-bag,
206 Head of a girl.
262 The time of roses.
323 Fruit seller,
1879. 362 In the shade.
416 Summer-time.
548 Discord,
1880. 205 Olivia and Dick Primrose.
282 Amour ou patrie.
1 88 1. 294 Married for love.
1882. 5 " II y en a toujours un autre."
Purchased for the Chantrey
Bequest for ;£^8oo.
222 Bad news.
602 The Foundling,
617 Miss Frances Sterling.
1883. 5 An offer of marriage.
415 Asleep.

1884.

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1895. 1896.1897.1898. 1899.1900.1901.1902.1903.1904.

448 Fallen out.
449 ReconcUed. " We feU out, my wife and I,
O, we fell out, I know not why,
And kissed again with tears."
18 A gambler's wife.
149 A peace-maker.
(Elected R.A.)
246 Morning,
171 Good friends. Diploma work.
236 In love.
236 The first love-letter.
328 Garden flowers.
276 A passing cloud.
325 Love at first sight.
197 "Two 's company, three 's
none."
158 A honeymoon.
90 Summer fruit.
92 Winter berries.
197 A stolen kiss.
183 A sailor's sweetheart.
226 Miss Messel.
5 Thoughts.
287 A welcome footstep.
724 The question.
176 Reverie.
161 A soldier's return.
1212 In a garden.
200 "Absence makes the heart
grow fonder."
170 His ship in sight.
230 The proposal accepted.

STONE, Miss (afterwards Mrs.
Smith)  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1781. 452 Birds.
461 do.
464 A peacock.
523 Shells.
1786, 535 Perspective view of Sir Ashton
Lever's museum.
{This artist appears as Mrs. Smith at the
Society of Artists in 1791.)
STONE, Mrs. (formerly Miss Mary
Mulready Leckie)  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1845. 914 Portrait ofa little girl.
1846. 956 do. lady.
{See Miss Mary Mulready Leckie,
vol. V, page 14.)
STONE, Percy Goddard... Architect.
16, Great Marlborough Street.
1883. 1227 The Hall, Nether Court.
1898. 1737 Church of St. Peter, Shorwell,
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STONE, T  Painter.
2, Warwick Street, Charing Cross.
1797. 323 A light horseman.
STONE, W  Painter.
46, Shakspeare Road,
Stoke Newington.
1867. 260 The critic.
STONES, Miss Emily R. ... Painter.
31, Parkhurst Road, Holloway.
1884. 1192 Wallflowers. 276, Camden Road.
1899, 1216 A quiet resting place.
1904. 1070 The fisherman's child.
STONEY, Charles B  Painter.
1 7, Elm Park Gardens.
1 88 1. 233 Anemones.
1882. 635 I
636 > Bude, Cornwall.
637) 652 J. Butler Stoney, Esq.
1464 Christmas roses.
1883. 215 do.
564 Roses.
1884, 250 do.
366 Malmesbury steeple.
665 Basket of roses.
877 Peonies.
1885. 99 Roses.
773 Christmas roses.
805 Gloire de Dijon roses,
1886. 282 Roses.
499 Winter roses.
895 Cinerarias. Cowbridge House, Malmsbury.
1887. 142 A standard rose.
183 Christmas Roses.
1888. 467 White roses.
554 Tulips.
1889. 1033 do.
Heathcote Cottage, Newton Abbot.
1890. 266 Brixham trawlers.
Fairthorn, Parkstone, Dorset.
1893. 881 St. Barthelemy, Nice.
STONEY, T. Butler  Painter.
7, Maida HiU, West.
1899. 298 The Test at Longparish.
6a, Stanley Studios,
Palk Walk, Chelsea.
1900. 678 The voyage of St. Patrick.
STONHOUSE, C  Painter.
19, Newman Street.
1833. 209 Girl reading.
237 Musical party.

1834.

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1840.

1841. 1842.

1843.

1844,

253 The troubadour.
" And he knew many a lay of
love.
The hearts of gentle dames to
move."
6 The Mother's Joy.
52, Great Marlborough Street.
326 The Babes in the wood.
307 Portrait of a lady. 23, Foley Place.
85 Portraits of the three younger
children of E. WiUes, Esq.
307 Meditation.
656 Portrait of a lady.
202 The broken pitcher.
378 The biUet doux.
"Speeds the soft intercourse
from soul to soul.
And wafts a sigh from Indus
to the Pole."
507 Sir W. FoUett.
44, Upper Norton Street.
142 Mrs, Capt, Burdett Dobson.
998 The Contrast, Vide Goldsmith's
Deserted Village.
390 Miss Alexandrina V, Wortley,
granddaughter of the Duke
of Rutland.
427 Moses going to sell the Colt
at the Fair. Vide Vicar of
Wakefield.
543 Portraits of three children of
W. Pigott, Esq., of DuUing-
worth, near Newmarket.
1236 Portraits of Miss Marguerite and
Miss Ellen Home Purves,
daughters of Viscountess
Canterbury.
459 Jaques and the wounded deer.
Vide " As You Like It."
591 The fortune-teller. "The tawny
sibyl no sooner appeared
than my girls came running
to me for a shilling apiece
to cross her hand with sil
ver."
1045 Mary Queen of Scots forced
into signing the resignation
of the crown. " ' Beware,
Madam,' said Lindsay; and
snatching hold of the Queen's
arm with his own gauntleted
hand, he pressed it, in the
rudeness of his passion, more
closely than he was him
self aware of" Vide " The
Abbot."
1046 The Vicar of Wakefield's family
after the fire. "The next
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peculiar warmth for the sea
son, so that we agreed to
breakfast together on the
honeysuckle bank. It was
in this place that my poor
Olivia first met her seducer,
and every object served to
recall her sadness. Her
mother, too, upon this occa
sion, felt a pleasing distress,
and wept, and loved her
daughter as before, etc." —
Vicar of Wakefield, chap, xxiv,
1845. 449 Catherine over the dead body
of Julian Avenel. " His last
fight was over; the fierce
and turbid spirit had de
parted in the strife in which
it had so long delighted, , , .
Lift him up for God's sake,
etc."—" The Monastery ^ Sir
Walter Scott.
590 Roland Graeme saved from
drowning. " The boat hav
ing put off with a couple of
men, met the dog half-way
and relieved him of his bur
then. They landed on the
causeway, close by the gate
of the castle, with their yet
lifeless charge ; and were there
met by the Lady of Avenel,
attended by one or two of
her maidens, eagerly waiting
to administer assistance to
the sufferer." Vide " The
Abbot."
1030 Portrait of a lady.
1846. 226 Our Saviour reproving Martha.
"And Jesus answered and
said unto her, Martha,
Martha, thou art careful
and troubled about many
things, etc."
362 Gertrude, youngest daughter of
C. P. Calmady, Esq., of
Langdon Hall, Devonshire.
1847. 328 Welsh girl and child.
375 The lesson.
551 Portrait of a boy.
1848. 680 The vicar's family on the way
to church. " Next the straps
of my wife's pillion broke
down, and they were obliged
to stop to repair them before
they could proceed."
1849. 163 The young student.
522 Sleeping infant.
582 Jersey peasant girl at a foun
tain.

53, Charlotte Street.
1865. 364 After a storm: the calm.
STOPFORD, W. H  Painter.
School of Art, Halifax.
1880. 895 On the top of the Great Orme's
Head.
STOPPOLINI, Augusto G. Painter.
9, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1893. 6 Rustic coquetry.
632 La canzone del mietitore.
Oakley Studios, I, Upper Cheyne Row.
1896. 188 H. N. Hamilton Hoare, Esq.
1897. 577 Mrs. J. H. Johnstone.
1899. 562 " Somebody 's coming."
849 Lando de Noccio.
1900. 653 Octavian before Cleopatra.
754 Allegory.
912 The family of Nazareth.
1904. 600 The shepherd and the goat.
{Italian quotation from
Anibal Caro)
STORDY, J  Miniature Painter.
49, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1786. 268 Portrait of a lady.
1787. 346 do, an artist.
56, Great Portland Street.
1788. 340 Portrait of an artist.
STORER, Henry Sargant ... Painter.
H. Storer, Chapel Street, Pentonville.
1814, 737 Remains of the cloisters of
Peterborough Cathedral,
Northamptonshire.
H. S. Storer,
Chapel Street, Pentonville.
18 1 5. 846 Interior of Worcester.
1 8 1 6. 812 West front of Rochester Cathe
dral.
8 1 3 South aisles, Canterbury Cathe
dral.
1817. 871 Part of the nave of St. David's
Cathedral.
914 Transept of Bristol Cathedral,
18 18. 763 do. Bangor Cathedral.
987 N.W. View of Ely Cathedral.
1819. 849 Oldhouses in Aldersgate Street,
taken down in 1818.
1052 Panoramic View of the City of
Edinburgh.
1820. 882 The Tron church, Edinburgh.
1 82 1. 945 Towers of All Souls' College,
from Queen's College, Ox
ford.

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Storer, Henry Sargant — continued.
1822. 903 North aisle, Exeter Cathedral.
1827. 560 Ancient Crypt under St. John's
church, ClerkenweU. Cambridge.
1829. 1053 The old gate, and part of the
chapel, King's College, Cam
bridge,
1833, 560 The Chapel of King's College,
Cambridge, looking east.
576 The chapel of King's CoUege,
Cambridge, looking west.
146, Whitechapel.
1835. 439 The Chapel, Trinity College,
Cambridge,
986 King's CoUege and bridge from
Queens' College, Cambridge,
1836. 1028 LadyChapel, Fountains Abbey,
Yorkshire,

STORER, Louisa  Painter.
35, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square.
18 1 6. 562 Flowers.
681 do.
1817, 733 do.
1818. 580 Flowers and fruit.
1819. 549 Flowers.
1820. 819 Cactus Speciosus from nature.
65, Conduit Street.
1823. 577 Flowers from nature.
1824. 457 Flowers.
632 {In the index, but by L. Stephens
in the catalogue.)
98, Park Street, Grosvenor Square.
1843. 1044 Moss roses from nature.
(/ cannot find any evidence as to whether
this artist was related to H. S. Storer, she
was probably his sister. The father, James
Storer, died in 1853; his son in 1837.)

STOREY, George Adolphus, A.R.A.
Painter.
12, Marlborough Place,
St. John's Wood.
1852. 1097 A family portrait.
1853. 446 The Madonna and chUd.
1292 Miss Georgy.
1854. 357 The Holy family. — Isaiah
Iiii, 7.
1855. 394 The fair musician.
1857. 1147 Sacred music.
" What art can teach,
What human voice can reach
The sacred organ's praise?
etc." — Dryden.

1858. 1103 The widowed bride.
"  Out cam his auld
mither, greeting fu' sair.
And out cam his bonnie bride,
rivin her hair';
Saddled and bridled and
booted rade he,
Toom hame came the saddle.
but never cam he ! "
1859. 831 The bride's burial. " Mark
now what honour she re
ceived from love; I saw him
leaning o'er her beauteous
corpse, etc" — Vita Nuova.
1861. 254 A portrait.
500 do.
590 The bribe.
" Strong walls and barred doors
Against foul treachery are
never proof.
But walls have ears.''
The Besieged.
" Heaven that created thee
thus warlike, stole
Into a woman's body a man's
soul." Querer per solo Querer.
1862. 480 A present from the fair.
594 The closed house, 1665. "That
every house visited be
marked with a red cross of
a foot long in the middle of
the door, evident to be seen,
and with these usual printed
words, that is to say ' Lord
have mercy upon us,' to be
set close over the same cross,
there to continue until the
lawful opening of the same
house." — De Foe.
6, Salisbury Terrace, Kilburn.
1864. 465 The meeting of WiUiam Sey
mour and the Lady Arabella
Stuart, at the Court of
James I, 1609. " The near
ness of the Lady Arabella
to the English Throne seems
to have inspired James with
an unworthy jealousy, and
to have caused him to form
the resolution of keeping
her single. In her chUd-
hood, however, she had been
acquainted with Mr. William
Seymour, the second son of
Lord Beauchamp, and in
1609 they met again at
Court; their early friendship
quickly grew into love, and
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but James never forgave her
for this step; the youthful
couple were separated and
imprisoned, and the Lady
Arabella, after in vain im
ploring for pardon, died in
the Tower a pitiable lunatic,
on the 27th of September,
1615,"
2, Elgin Rd., Edgeware Road.
1865. 350 A royal challenge. " Henry
VIII liked to share in the
pastimes of his people, and
invite them to share in his
— to mix in the cudgel-
playing, the May-mumme
ries, the morris-dances, and
the archery contests; hold
ing his own in these national
games by a quick eye and a
strong arm, and playing his
part in them with a frank
ness, a courage, and a good
humour which no chance
could disconcert. Harry was
English to the back-bone."
58, St. Mary's Terrace, Maida HiU.
"After you."
The shy pupil.
Saying grace.
" Sister."
Going to school; portraits.
The old soldier. "My fair
charitable! what is it but
your goodness and humanity
which make your bright
eyes so sweet that they out
shine the morning? Nature
has been bountiful to you !
be bountiful to a poor man."
— Sterne.
1870. II A duet. "If music be the
food of love, play on." —
Twelfth Night.
486 At Halton Bank.
934 Only a rabbit!
1871. 70 Rosy cheeks.
277 Lessons.
1872. 331 Little buttercups.
400 " The course of true love never
did run smooth."
1873. 158 Scandal.
387 Love in a maze.
893 Mistress Dorothy.
1874. 66 The blue Girls of Canterbury.
226 Dame Octavia Beaumont.
443 Little Swansdown.
521 Grandmamma's Christmas
visitors.

1867.

388

1868.

273

5i^

1869,

7

27

62

1875, 24 Mrs, Finch.
142 Caught!
244 Miss Caro Armitage.
1 160 The whip hand.
(Elected A.R.A,)
1876. 121 A dancing lesson,
265 My Lady Belle.
1877. (>^ The old Pump-room, Bath.
"The people say here, be
whatever your case. You are
sure to get well if you come
to this place."
no The Judgment of Paris. " To
the fairest."
395 Christmas Eve.
1364 Children of Mr. and the Hon.
Mrs, Halford,
1 9, St. John's Wood Road.
1878, 133 Sweet Margery.
526 Lady Clayton.
593 Portrait of a lady; a la Rubens.
1324 W. J. Alt, Esq.
1879. 80 Orphans.
421 Gertrude, daughter of J. C.
Harter, Esq.
494 Mrs. Edmund Yates.
575 Lilies, Oleanders, and the pink.
" There is a gentle lady
among the flowers there.
Who almost looks like one
of them, she is so fresh and
fair, etc."
1880. 87 Late for church.
155 " Follow my leader."
1046 Daphne. " Presently appears
The lovely Daphne; to her
heart I send
A blunted dart, that hath a
leaden end, etc."
1 88 1. 202 Octavia, Lady Beaumont.
470 The Coral necklace.
1 01 2 The Ivory Door: Design for
an inlaid door of ivory,
grey wood and ebony, with
painted panels and medal
lions, illustrating music.
1882. 386 Pensive daughter.
"Are you at leisure, holy fa
ther, now.
Or shall I come to you at
evening mass?
Friar. My leisure serves me,
pensive daughter, now."
Romeo and Juliet.
794 Coracles on the Dee, Llanty-
siUo.
1489 Out for a walk.
1883. 19 The Connoisseur. Tradition
represents the elder Teniers

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Storey, George Adolphus, A.R.A. —
continued. going with his son to sell his
pictures, riding upon an ass.
The painter, his son and the
ass would travel from Ant
werp to Brussels offering
their wares, and more than
once they had the humilia
tion of not finding pur
chasers.
1883. 450 Sunflower. "Fashions come
and fashions go. Hats and
skirts both ebb and flow,
etc."
1884. 35 The shy lover.
74 The peace-maker.
189 Art and nature; a study of
tone and colour.
Hougoumont, Broadhurst Gardens.
1885. 78 " As good as gold."
ChUdren of the Rev. George
Fisher.
The choice of the beautiful five
maidens of Crotona, sitting
to Zeuxis for his picture of
Helen, " The masterpiece
of Zeuxis, as a dehneation of
female beauty, was consid
ered to be his ' Helen ' in
the Temple of Hera at Cro-
ton. It was painted from
five maidens, the most beau
tiful to be found in that city,
from whose combined per
fections the artist was to
extract the essence of con
summate lovehness."
A violin-player.
On guard.
91 A young prodigal. "He enter
tains a few friends, but has
reckoned without his host,"
No wife, " I pray you, seiiorita,
take pity on a poor padre,
who, alas! has no wife to
help him out of his diffi
culties."
1889. 326 Godiva. "Leofric, Earl of
Chester, married Godiva, a
most beautiful and devout
lady, sister of one Thorold,
then a sheriff of Lincoln
shire and founder of Spald
ing Abbey. Godiva, having
an extraordinary affection
for Coventry, often requested
her husband to set the in
habitants free from the ser-

1886.

1887.

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•5

1889.

I46I

•474

1890.

5

5'9

I89I. 356

704

1143
1161
1892.
129
1893.
118
286
1894.
212
1895.
140
217
718
1896.
255
679
1897.
203
833
1898. 1899.1900.
868
130
1032 128 107
vitude they laboured under.
He promised at last to gratify
her importunities, provided
she would ride naked through
the city; she complied, it
seems, with the condition,
and obtained a charter of
freedom for the inhabitants,
as memorialised in an an
cient window in Trinity
Church, Coventry:
" I, Lurick, for love of
thee.
Do make Coventry toll
free."— TindalPs His
tory of Essex.
Eynsford MiU.
Bridge at Eynsford.
The hungry messenger.
Paris and OEnone.
" Not yet so great wast thou
when I, a nymph.
Sprung from a River God, was
pleased to wed thee, etc."
— Ovid, "Heroides."
The milliner's bill, "Why so
large cost, having so short
a lease. Dost thou upon thy
fading mansion spend?"
T, J, Pemberton, Esq,
Mrs. and Miss Storey.
A maiden fair.
Meta, daughter of J, P, Reid,
Esq.
Waiting for her partner.
Miss Jenny. 39, Broadhurst Gardens.
First practice.
Coming events.
The rival.
Reflection.
The Town gossip.
A love stratagem.
Mischief; a portrait.
A fair musician. " O, my love
is like the melodic That's
sweetly played in tune."
The daughter of the regi
ment.
Summer days.
In evening shade.
Odney MiU.
Lesson of love.
The lost labour ofthe Danaides
• — typical of human life.
" The lost Danaides drag their
endless round
In dismal Hades, there to ex
piate
Their nuptial crime, etc."
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1900. 526 PhUomel.
838 Portrait ofa man in black.
108 1 Phyllis, daughter of Edward W.
Meyerstein, Esq.
1901. 72 The love-letter.
989 The kitchen, Hever.
1902. 112 A talkative companion.
275 A love sonnet.
442 A reverie.
1903. 132 Olivia.
478 Edward, son of Edward W.
Meyerstein, Esq.
498 Bianca.
1904. 466 Gladys, daughter of G. A.
Storey, Esq., A.R,A,
723 Psyche.
822 Pluto's messenger.
"When summer leaves have
changed their tender green
To melancholy autumn's red
and gold.
Then Proserpina knows 'tis
time to leave
The joyous earth, and once
again descend
To Pluto's silent realm."
STORMONT, Howard Gull. Painter.
II, Park Hill, Richmond, Surrey.
1898. 686 The ferry to Canvey Island-
low tide.
Ypres Studio, Rye, Sussex.
1900. 1212 Wild Poppies in the Ardennes.
1 90 1 . 1 207 Haymaking on the South Coast.
1902. 537 A Kentish shearing.
1903. 640 Pecheuses de crevettes.
STORMONT, Mrs. Howard Gull
(Mary)  Painter.
Ypres Studio, Rye, Sussex.
1899. 839 A Wayside Inn.
1900. 927 Sheep-milking, Walcheren.
1292 Le Beguinage, Bruges.
1 90 1. 1173 Pasture, Studland Bay.
1902. 977 Pelargonium.
995 A Dinant-sur-Meuse.

STORR, J  Painter.
12, Charles Street, Westminster.
1824. 211 Landscape.
STORR, Milton  Painter.
Haslemere, Surrey.
1890. 1390 Dordrecht, Holland.
VII.

STORY, J  Painter.
Plymouth.
1793- •°5 Evening — Ships saluting their
Majesties at the Naval re
view at Plymouth in August,
1789.
STORY, Julian  Painter.
7, Place des Etats- Unis, Paris.
1889. 704 WiUiam W. Story, Esq., D.C.L.
1890. 44 Moro PhiUips, Esq.
1891. 651 Lord Vernon.
1897. 388 H.R.H. The Prince of Wales,
K.G.
STORY, Miss Mary S  Painter.
The Forest, Nottingham.
1885. 1 198 Gardenias.
1886. 1282 Parma violets.
STORY, Waldo W  Sculptor.
Rome.
1886. 1768 Richard Monckton Milnes,
first Lord Houghton; bust,
marble.
STOTHARD, Alfred Joseph. Medalist.
13, Clarendon Street.
182 1. 1021 Portrait of His Majesty; an
impression from a die.
7, Seymour Street.
1825. 967 A medallic portrait of the late
Lord Byron.
1826. 980 A frame containing medallic
portrait of H.M. George the
Fourth. Do. of the Rt. Hon. G.
Canning. After F. L. Chan
trey, R.A.
Reverse of the same.
After T. Stothard, R.A.
Medallic portrait of Sir
W. Scott, Bart., from the
bust by F. L. Chantrey,
R.A. Do. of the late James
Watt, Esq., from the bust
by F. L. Chantrey, R.A.
Impressions from dies,
being the first part of a series
of medals of our Great Men,
now publishing,
(Medal Engraver in Ordinary to His
Majesty.)
36, Upper Seymour Street,
Euston Square.
1827. 991 Medallic portrait of His late
00

282

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stothard, Alfred Joseph — continued.
R. H. the Duke of York;
after a bust by Joseph NoUe
kens, R.A. Impression
from a medal die.
1827. 1003 Medallic portrait of the late
Professor of Sculpture, John
Flaxman, R.A.; from a bust
by E. H. Baily, R.A. An im
pression from a die,
1037 Medallic portrait of H. M.
George the Forth; an im
pression from a die.
1828. 1091 H.R.H. the Serene Infant Don
Miguel, Regent of the King
dom of Portugal, and the two
Algarves, and Lieutenant to
His Most Faithful Majesty;
obverse of a medal pre
sented to him by the Por
tuguese residents in Lon
don. 69, Upper Seymour Street.
1 83 1. 1072 MedaUic portrait of the late
T. J.Judkin, A.M., minister
of Somer's Chapel, St.
Pancras; an impression from
a die, etc.
1077 Medallic portrait of His late
Majesty George IV; an im
pression from the obverse
die for a medal which was
struck by command of His
Majesty, commemorative of
the restoration of Windsor
Castle. 108, Dorset Street.
1832. 1054 Medallic portrait of Lord
Brougham and Vaux, an im
pression from a die; from
a bust by E. H. Baily,
R.A.
1 221 Posthumous medallion of the
late R. Collins, Esq., prin
cipal enamel and miniature
painter to George the Third;
part of a monument to be
erected to his memory in
Fareham Church, Hants.
3, BelPs Buildings, Salisbury Square.
1833. 1038 MedaUic portrait of Master
Henry Scobel.
1048 Medallic portrait of Master
Scobel.
1073 MedaUic portrait of Miss Sco
bel.
108 1 Impression from a seal for the
National Society.
1834. 968 Obverse and reverse of a medal

now executing for Blundell's
School, Tiverton, Devon ;
impressions from dies.
1834. 971 Medallic portrait of a friend.
17, Portland Place,
Canonbury Square.
1835. 1015 MedaUic portrait of the Rev.
Hunter Francis FeU, A.M.,
minister of Trinity Church,
Islington.
1836. 1 1 14 Bust of the late Rev. Edw.
Ward, minister of Iver.
(Medal Engraver by appointment
to the Queen.)
34, Upper Park Street,
Barnsbury Park.
1839. 674 Her Majesty Queen Victoria;
an impression from a die
now in progress, being the
first of an intended series of
national medals of distin
guished characters of the
19th century.
1840. 1083 0. Medallic portrait of John
Lee, LL.D., F.S.A., and
F.R.A.S., first President of
the Numismatic Society; an
impression from a die.
1085 q. Medallic portrait of John G.
Akerman, Esq., F.S.A., one
of the Secretaries of the Nu
mismatic Society; an im
pression from a die now in
progress.
1841. 1121 Her Majesty the Queen; an
impression from the obverse
side of an unpublished
medal.
1130 George Carrington, Esq.,
F,R.A.S., of Missenden
Abbey, Bucks.
1844. 1253 A medallic portrait of his
Highness the Duke of Vic
toria, Regent of Spain; an
impression from a die.
1845. '3^2 Impressions from the dies of
the " Reynolds medal " for
distribution by the Art
Union of London for the
present year. The portrait
of the late Sir Joshua Rey
nolds, engraved from a terra
cotta bust by  in pos
session of the Royal Aca
demy, and copied therefrom
by their kind permission;
the reverse of the medal
being the Infant Hercules,
from the design of the late
Sir Joshua Reynolds.

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283

1821. 1826.

1827.1828.

1830.

STOTHARD, Charles Alfred. Painter.
C. A. Stothard, Junr.,
28, Newman Street.
181 1. 251 The assassination of Richard
the Second. Vide Hollins-
hed's Chronicles.
STOTHARD, Robert T., F.S.A.
Miniature Painter.
28, Newman Street.
627 Portrait of a young lady.
652 do. do.
793 do. lady.
75, Great Titchfield Street.
847 Captain Warwick Tonken, of
Teignmouth, Devon.
778 Portrait of a gentleman.
792 Portraits of two young ladies.
28, Newman Street.
602 Sir W. Clayton, Bart., as Lieut.-
Colonel Commandant of the
first regiment of Bucks Yeo
manry Cavalry.
680 Portrait of a lady.
769 do. child.
942 do. lady.
1832. 739 do. do.
750 George Birkbeck, M.D., Presi
dent of the Mechanics' In
stitution, etc.
1835. 481 Subject from Don Juan.
635 The Jesuit; a study from na
ture.
765 Viscount Palmerston.
1836. '723 Miss Birkbeck.
R. Stothard, 20, Stonegate, York.
1 84 1. 119 1 The feast of peacocks, or a
dinner in 1366.
R. T. Stothard, Charterhouse, Aldersgate Street.
1857. 599 March of the May garlands.
Isle of Wight — time,
Charles I.
STOTHARD, Thomas, R.A. Painter.
At Mr. Somners, Bethnal Green.
1778. 297 A holy family.
27, Litchfield Street, Soho.
iTjg. 312 Banditti. 1 6, Newport Street.
1780. 133 The shepherd, from Sterne.
135 The retreat ofthe Greeks with
the body of Patroclus.
{Mrs. Bray gives also " The
Protestant Association" but
it is not in my catalogue.)

1781. 545 Four designs in water colours,
for the poetical and novel
ists' magazines.
J. Stothard, Great Newport Street,
St. Martin's Lane.
1782. 483 Three drawings to be engraved
for the Poetical Magazine.
T. Stothard, 39, East Street,
near Red Lion Square.
1785. 117 The death of Sir Philip Sidney.
1786. 401 Britomart. {Vide Spencer,
Book iv, Canto 1, ver. 13.
Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
1791. 18 Henry 5th marriage to Cathe
rine of France.
72 Richard ist returning from
Palestine.
108 Richard First's treatment of
Isaac, prince of Cyprus.
139 Friars, a conversation.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1792. 156 A confirmation.
1793- 333 Six paintings from Telemachus.
335 The Dryads finding Narcissus.
(Elected R.A.)
1794. 146 Mathew de Johnson defeating
the Earl of Douglas and
taking his brother, the Earl
of Ormond, prisoner. Vide
Peerage of Great Britain.
147 Keppel, Earl of Albemarle, at
the siege of Lisle, when his
horse was shot under him.
Vide Peerage of Great
Britain.
148 The interview between Henry
VIII and the Emperor
Charles V.
1796. 211 A Victory.
1797. 125 From the Pilgrim's Progress.
139 Venus and Adonis.
597 Christiana and her children.
Vide Bunyan's Pilgrim's Pro
gress.
1798. 152 Lion hunt.
160 Tempest. Vide Robinson's
Shakespeare.
168 A scene in the second part of
Henry IV. Vide Robinson's
Shakespeare.
1799. 138 The two senior scholars of the
grammar-school, in the Hall
of Christ's Hospital, deliver
ing their anniversary orations
on St. Matthew's day, before
the Lord Mayor and Alder
men of London, and the

284

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stothard, Thomas, R.A. — continued.
Governors of the City Hos
pital.
1801. 145 The fatal sisters — from the
second volume of Mr.
Bowles's poems.
"Posting through the battle
red.
And singhng fast the destin'd
dead,
See the fatal sisters hie.''
1803. 124 PhiUis and Brunella; or, the
Rival Ladies, from the Spec
tator, Vol. I, No. 80.
125 Roger de Coverley and the
gypsies.
134 The Spectator's Club.
1805. 146 A design for part of the great
staircase, Burghley.
1806. 153 Behnda, Vide Rape of the
Lock.
1808. 122 Pope's Essay on Man.
" Behold the child, by nature's
kindly law.
Pleased with a rattle, tickled
with a straw, etc."
123 Robinson Crusoe's long boat.
1809, 130 Peace.
1810, 148 Cleopatra dissolving the pearl;
the original design for a
painting executed on the
great staircase at Burleigh,
153 The interruption of the mar
riage ceremony by Fitzallen,
from Mr. Linley's novel of
Ralph Reybridge.
157 Death of Sefton in the Jungle,
from Mr. Linley's novel of
Ralph Reybridge.
181 1. 77 Leaving home.
"The good old sire who first
prepar'd to go
To new found worlds.

His lovely daughter, lovelier
in her tears.
The fond companion of his
helpless years.
Silent went next, neglectful of
her charms.
And left a lover's for a father's
arms, etc." • — Goldsmith.
117 Landscape, with cattle at a
ford.
132 The scene of Boccaccio's Tales.
See the Introduction to the
Decameron.
1812. 79 Portraits of the children of
S. Boddington, Esq.

1812. 99 The Judgment of Paris.
116 Amphitrite.
171 Canace with the enchanted
ring. Vide Chaucer's Can
terbury Tales.
1 8 13. 149 Shakespeare. The characters
from the Comedy of the
Twelfth Night, the comic
characters of the First and
Second Parts of Henry IV,
As You Like It, and the
Tempest, and from the
tragedies of King Lear,
Hamlet, and Macbeth.
1 8 14. 71 Calypso with her Nymphs
caressing Cupid, — Telema
chus, book vii.
249 Euphrosyne. " Haste thee, nymph, and bring
with thee
Jest and youthful joUity, etc''
— Milton's L' Allegro.
1815. loi The Crucifixion. " Now there
stood by the cross of Jesus,
his mother and his mother's
sister, Mary, the wife of
Cleophas, and Mary Mag
dalen, etc." — St. John, chap.
xix, 25-27.
1816. 33 Tam O' Shanter.
"For Nannie, far before the
rest,
Hard upon noble Maggie
prest.
And flew at Tam wi' furious
ettle;
But little wist she Maggie's
mettle —
Ae spring brought aff her
master hale.
But left behind her ain grey
tail." — Burns.
99 From the ballad ofthe Children
in the Wood. The Uncle
delivering up the children to
the ruffians.
114 Adam and Eve in Paradise.
121 Adam and Eve out of Para
dise.
124 The flower and the leaf. Vide
Chaucer.
159 John preaching in the wilder
ness, " I am the voice of one
crying in the wUderness,etc."
— St. John, chap, i, v, 23,
324 Diana and her nymphs bathing.
1817. 121 " Flow gently, sweet Avon," —
Burns.
131 The triumph of Britannia.
137 Sans Souci.

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285

1817.1818.

1819.

1820.

1821.

1822.

1823.1824.1825.
1826.1827.

1828.

175 The bolero.
71 F6te Champetre.
" Again with feathered feet we
bound,
Dancing in a festive round;
Again the sprightly music
warms, etc."
164 An interior in mdclviii.
1 65 The first part of the Decameron
of Boccace.
166 The second part of the De
cameron of Boccace.
26 Sancho Panza conversing with
the Duchess and her dam
sels.
66 The Mill. Vide Decameron of
Boccace.
71 The Garden ; gathering flowers.
Vide Decameron of Boccace.
92 The supper by the fountain.
Vide Decameron of Boccace.
98 The Dance. Vide Decameron
of Boccace.
{Mrs. Bray has omitted this.)
146 Pampiena elected queen, and
receiving the crown of laurel
from Philomena. Decame
ron of Boccace.
160 The Meadow. FiVfe Decameron
of Boccace.
214 Amphitrite.
20 The Vintage.
109 Sancho Panza relates to his
master, Don Quixote, the
reception and conversation
he had with Dulcinea.
209 Shakespeare's characters. Fal
staff, As You Like It, Tem
pest, King Lear, and Mac
beth.
17 A sleeping Bacchante.
178 Joseph telling his dream to his
father. " I have dreamed a
dream more; and, behold,
the sun and moon and eleven
stars made obeisance to me.
"And he told it to his
father, and to his brethren,
etc." — Gen., ch. xxxvii, 10.
117 The Muse Erato.
13 Venus with Cupid, attended by
the Graces.
54 Titania.
16 A fete champetre.
99 The vision on May-day on
Loch Lean, from the Legend
of O'Donoghue.
98 May-morning. " Is not this the
merry month of May? etc."
— Spenser.

1828. 629 Frame containing four designs
from Monstrelet : The Duke
of Burgundy soliciting and
vowing amity to the family
of the young Duke of Or
leans — The marriage of
Henry 5th with Catherine,
daughter to the King of
France — Battle of Agin-
court — Coronation of Henry
6th.
641 Arabian Nights.
642 From the " Tales of my Land
lord."
1830. 163 The bower of Diana.
255 The Frith of Clyde, with the
Isle of Arran and the town
of Ayr in the distance.
1832. 383 Usurpation of birds' nests by
Cupids.
1834. 242 The death of Nelson.

STOTT, Edward  Painter.

87, Rue de la Seine, Paris.

1883,

207 A French kitchen garden.

10, Impasse Fremin,

Rue des Fourneaux,

Paris.
1884.
689 Marie; a May flower.
Littleton,
Eversham, near Worcester.
1885.
1 118 Primrose Day.
Amberley, Sussex.
1890.
842 Bathers.
1891.
247 Home by the Ferry.
410 Snowstorm.
1359 Nature's mirror; sketch.
1892.
992 Red roses.
1896.
783 Black horse and plough-boy.
1897.
799 Sunday night.
1898.
740 The httle violinist.
776 The fold.
1899.
369 The harvester's return.
1900.
867 Saturday night.
1901.
44 The river bank.
718 Sunday morning.
1902.
281 Peaceful rest.
506 Youth and age.
1903.
330 The gleaners.
616 Echo.
1904.
798 The old barge.
STOTT, J  Gem Engraver.
139, Strand.
1828. 1061 Tyger at bay in the water, a
favourite Eastern sport,
from a sketch by Howitt; an
impression from an intag
lio.
286

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stott, J, — continued.
1828. 1066 Boat's crew from a Greenland
ship attacking a whale, from
a sketch by Clark; an im
pression from an intaglio.
noi Lion and Hottentot, from a
sketch by Howitt; impres
sion from an intaglio.
1829. 1072 Hunting antelopes with a pan
ther.
1080 Portrait of a wolf dog.
1 104 Frame with English sports.
1830. 1136 Heron, from a sketch by
Howitt.

STOTT, William (of Oldham). Painter.
4, Passage Dulac, Paris.
1882, 771 Return from fishing,
66, Adelaide Road.
1891. 239 The bathing place.
1893, 427 The ferry.
1894. 584 Awakening of the Spirit of the
Rose.
" See! Rosy in her bower;
Her floor is all thy flowers.
Her bed a rosy nest
By a bed of roses prest." Lovelace.
933 The faerie wood.
1895. 364 Morning in the Alps.
679 Ophelia.
1896. 527 Memory of an island.
965 Idlers.
1898. 566 Autumn. " Who hath not seen
thee oft amid thy store? " —
Keats.
614 The happy valley.
1899. 675 Hide and seek in the Garden
of Epicurus; Leontion and
Ternissa.
1 168 A pebbly river: "Follow my
leader."

STOURTON, Everard  Sculptor.
21, Great College Street, Westminster.
1 89 1. 1989 Disturbed; relief.

STOW, Edward  Painter.
21, Norton Street.
1832. 549 The prison of the Conciergerie
— the Pont Neuf and palaces
of the Louvre and Tuilleries,
from the Pont au Change,
Paris.

STOW, W. C  Architect.
Milton Cottage, South Lambeth.
1829. 987 Design for a church.
W. S. Stow, Milton Cottage,
South Lambeth.
1830. 1020 South-west side of Strada Balbi,
in the city of Genoa, show
ing the principal elevation
of the palace of the King of
Sardinia and ofthe two Balbi
and the Cattaneo Palaces in
the perspective. *¦
W. C. Stow.
1831, 1005 Triumphal arch.
Bermondsey Street, Southwark.
1837. 1122 Palazzo Durazzo, Genoa.
Long Lane, Bermondsey.
1843. •^9^ Almshouses at Richmond,
Surrey, etc,
STOWERS, C  Sculptor.
22, Charterhouse Square.
181 1, 915 Bust of a young nobleman.
20, Wellington Street, Pentonville.
1818, 1099 Death of a stag.
II, Angel Row, Hammersmith.
1821, 1162 Bust of W. Bromet, Esq., M.D.
STOWERS, Thomas  Painter.
18, King Street, Snow Hill.
1778. 296 View in a wood belonging to
the Earl of Shelburne at
High Wycomb.
1779. 313 A View from Milbank.
314 Ditto, its companion.
1780, 129 View in Buckinghamshire.
1 781. 196 View on Woolwich Common,
1782, 167 View near Henley - upon -
Thames.
1783. 187 Paper miU.
1784, 73 View of London from Hamp
stead.
3»7 Landscape.
1785, 10 Ruins of a tower near South
ampton,
108 View at Bonchurch, Isle of
Wight.
567 View from Richmond Hill; a
drawing,
1786. 191 Part of the town and Castle of
Dover.
241 View near Highbury.
415 Cowes Castle, Isle of Wight.
1787. 252 Landscape view from nature.
1788, 406 A Cottage in Derbyshire.
22, Charterhouse Square.
1792, 433 Cottage, Isle of Wight.
490 Farm yard.

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287

1792. 637 View in Buckinghamshire.
638 Chee-Torr in Derbyshire.
1797. 811 View from Frognal House,
Hampstead.
1798. 147 A View at Hampstead, near
Frognall Grove.
1799. 22 A scene near Richmond.
1 10 A view at Leigh on the Thames
— sunset.
1800. 123 Scene on the Ipswich river.
186 View of London from Hamp
stead Heath,
562 A scene in the Shrubbery at
Southend.
1 80 1. 8 Scene on the Wye in Miller's
Dale — morning,
199 View in Essex near Southend
— morning.
1802. 150 The Jews in Captivity in Baby
lon. "By the rivers of Baby
lon, etc." — Psalm cxxxvii.
1804. 86 View near Caerphilly, South
Wales.
1805. 132 A landscape.
1806. 218 A scene on the Lugwy, near
Capelberrig, North Wales.
1807. 538 Scene in the grounds of Mr.
Oakley at Tany Burylych,
North Wales.
1808. 506 Cottages under Limpsfield
heights, Surrey.
18 10. 354 View of the ruins of the abbey
de Valley Crucis and farm
house, near Llangollen,
North Wales.
18 1 1. 96 A scene near Skelwith, West
moreland.
STOWERS, T., Junr.  Painter.
22, Charterhouse Square.
1805. 100 Landscape — evening.
1807. 561 Scene on the road to Lyny-
ddinas, North Wales,
1808. 494 Landscape — evening.
STOWERS, T. Gordon  Painter.
76, Newman Street.
1881. 1198 Luther Holden, Esq., F.R.C.S.,
Consulting surgeon to St.
Bartholomew's and the
Foundling Hospitals.
1882. 1243 The late Sir Francis Grant,
P.R.A.
1894. 1430 G. F. Watts, Esq., R.A.
STRACHAN, A. Claude  Painter.
6, Normandy Street, Liverpool.
1 89 1. 1 217 Penmaenbach from Nant Val
ley, Dwygyfylchi, North
Wales.

1892. 1224 An evening's ruddy glow. North
Wales.
1902. 883 The Whitchff, Ludlow.
Glencairn, Northwick Road,
Eversham.
1904. 983 Rustic homes.
STRACHEY, Henry  Painter.
St. Margarets Mansions, S. W.
1889. 370 The village sawpit.
93 1 Hampshire water meadows.
28, Members Mansions, S. W.
1890. 1007 Autumn in Somerset.
Sutton Court, Pensford, Bristol
1 89 1. i\ Tom Putts.
1892. 386 Damp autumn. " Autumn's
stilly haunt asleep within a
magic miser's palm."
1893. 120 Morning on the downs.
Stowey, Pensford, Bristol.
1894. 567 June.
792 May on the Merrow Downs.
STRAFFORD, Miss Anne... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
181 1. 79 5 § Landscape composition.
STRAFFORD, G  Painter.
6, Jeffrey's Terrace, Kentish Town.
1842. 360 A street in Faugeres, Britanny.
1844. 1050 Mount St. Michael, Normandy.
1845. 1096 View of the Castle of Fougeres,
Brittany.
STRAHAN, Geoffrey  Painter.
Oakhurst, Ravenscourt Park.
1904. 39 Evening light.
STRANG, William. Painter and Etcher.
W. Strong, 51, Rathbone Place.
1883. 1364 Temptation. W. Strang, 18, Fitzroy Street.
1884. 1438 The mourners; etching.
145 1 The carpenter; do,
1885. 1617 T. W. Williams, Esq.
1622 The sieve mender.
17, St. George's Square,
Regents Park.
1886. 1430 A good joke.
1449 Monk singing.
1892. 874 Solitude.
1893. 831 Girls bathing.
1894. 939 A pastoral.
{Mr. Strang was elected an A.R.A. in
1906.)

288

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STRANGE, Albert  Painter.
Little Buckland, Maidstone.
1882. 957 Deserted. School of Art, Scarborough.
1883. 907 The end of the voyage.
105 1 Midsummer eve.
i886. 1161 Moonrise and sea mist, St.
Valery.
1887. 1 182 A quiet haven, mist clearing
off'.
1888. 750 The still pool above the weir.
Overbeck, Scarborough.
1889. 383 Boats ashore — winter.
1890. 1280 Kelso.
1 89 1. 1382 The whispering reeds.
8, Granville Square, Scarborough
1897. 1328 A fisherman's haven.
STRANGE, Christopher W. Painter.
Padworth, Reading.
1902. 656 A December evening.
STRANGE, W. Le. See L, vol. v,
page 46.
STRASZYNSKI, L  Painter.
13, Percy Street.
1867. 685 The precocious artist.
STRATH AM, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1837. 372 A sketch after Nature.
1838. 495 Sketch near Gosport.
STRATTEN, Miss Lucy A.
Miniature Painter.
Hessle, East Yorkshire.
1890. 103 Study of a head.
1897. 1424 A. C. Kenyon-FuUer, Esq.
1428 Fairfax Wade, Esq.
1898. 1302 Mrs. Heydemann.
1325 Mrs. England.
1365 Mrs. Archibald Parker.
1899. 1391 Mrs. W. J. Collins.
1392 Baby.
1393 Portrait of a lady.
1394 do. do.
1901. 1332 Miss Edith Stratten.
1414 Portrait of the artist.
14 1 7 Mrs. William Russell.
1902. 1084 Mrs. Compton.
1085 Nellie, daughter of Thomas
Stratten, Esq.
1086 Frances, daughter of Mrs.
Compton.
1087 Mrs, WUliam Burkinshaw.

1902. 1088 Doris, daughter of R. S. A.
Kennard, Esq.
1089 Mrs, George Stratten Russell,
1903. 1 104 Viscount Mountgarret,
1 105 Marion,
II 06 Viscountess Mountgarret.
1107 Miss Kathleen Molineux.
1904. II 22 Child's head.
1123 Mrs, Mark WaUer,
1 1 24 Dick,
STRATTON, Arthur  Architect.
University College, Liverpool.
1900. 1791 A house by the sea,
St. Anne's, East Sheen.
1 90 1. 1598 House on the Thames.
STRATTON, Fred  Painter.
Laurel Cottage, Amberley.
1901. 463 Changing pastures.
1904. 1034 The village — twihght.
STRATTON, Miss Helen ... Painter.
H. Stratton, 51, Never n Square.
1894. 478 Portrait of a lady.
Miss Helen Stratton,
113, Abingdon Road, W.
1 90 1. 1476 Illustration for Hans Ander
sen's Fairy Tales.
Miss Helen I. Stratton,
The Mumbles, near Swansea.
1903. 825 The window seat.
113, Abingdon Road.
1904. 1404 The water-sprite.
STREATFIELD, Granville E.
Architect.
26, York Place, Portman Square.
1899. 1638 House at Great Marlow.
1900. 1896 A white house, Welwyn.
STREATFIELD, James Philip S.
Painter.
4, Garden Studios, Manresa Road.
1 90 1. 474 The close of a summer's day.
724 Worn out. 52, Glebe Studios.
1904. 439 My sister.
STREATFIELD, Rev. Thomas. Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1800. 608 Elgiva before Dunstan.

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289

STREATFIELD, Thomas Edward
Champion  Architect.
39, Great Marlborough Street.
1874. IIOI Church at Woodford, Essex.
1113 The Moreton Almshouses at
Westherham, Kent.
STRECKER, J  Painter.
35, Parliament Street.
1880. 940 In the clouds.
STREET, Arthur Edmund. Architect.
14a, Cavendish Place.
1885. 1961 Architectural designs.
1886. 1571 Church of St. Paul, Worcester.
1664 Eight architectural designs :
I. Whiston church; screen.
2. Graff ham church; tower.
3. American church, Paris.
4. Pulpit of St. Mary's,
Southampton. 5. American
church, Paris; vestry. 6.
Wendover church ; screen.
7. St. Peter's Mancroft;
fleche. 8. St. Thomas's,
Salisbury; pulpit.
1887. 1771 Dewsbury Parish Church.
1889. 2010 HaUfax Cathedral, Nova Scotia.
1890. 1813 do. do. interior.
1907 I. Thring Memorial church,
Uppingham. 2. Guest's
House, East Grinstead. 3.
Infant schools, Westminster.
1 89 1. 18 18 St. Michael's, Smethwick.
1838 St. Mary's church, Newbury.
1879 Pulpit, English Church, Rome.
1880 Font, St. Michael's, Smeth
wick.
1892. 1681 Memorial to Mary Tudor, St.
Mary's church. Bury St. Ed
munds.
1724 St. Agnes School, East Grin
stead.
1894. 1731 House in Cleveland.
1732 Design for violet altar vest
ments ; chapel, Bishopgarth,
Dewsbury.
1896. 1 75 1 Chapel, St. Margaret's College,
East Grinstead.
24a, Bryanston Square.
1898. 1617 Design for a country house.
STREET, George Edmund, R.A.,
F.S.A  Architect.
North End, Hampstead.
1848. n66 Church of St. Peter, Trebervyn,
Cornwall.
VII,

1849. •°34 Church of St. Mary the Virgin,
Hadleigh, Middlesex.
II 44 St. Mary the Virgin, Biscovey,
Cornwall. Philpot Lane.
1850. 1178 Chancel of St. Peter and St.
Paul, Sheviocke, Cornwall. Wantage.
1 85 1. 288 Church of St. John the Baptist,
Hobart Town, Tasmania.
1852. 1185 Steeple in memory of the Rev.
J. G, Lonsdale, etc.
33, Montague Place.
1857. loio Cathedral at Lille.
I0I2 Memorial church at Constan
tinople.
1015 Interior, Cathedral at Lille.
1 1 32 Interior, Memorial church,
Constantinople.
1858. 1004 St. Dionis Backchurch, Fen
church Street.
1859. 1069 ViUage churches, etc.
i860. 648 Monument to Major Hodson
in Lichfield Cathedral.
649 Church at Cowley, near Ox
ford.
652 do. do. do.
1 86 1. 718 Church of St. Peter, Bourne
mouth.
1862. 878 Interior of church of St. James
the Less, Garden Street,
Westminster. 51, Russell Square.
1863. 903 Interior of AU Saints, Den-
stone, Staffordshire.
1864. 808 The Crimean memorial church,
Constantinople.
1865. 795 Houses in Grosvenor Place, etc.
1866. 776 Parish Church, Leamington.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1867. 881 Longmead,Bishopstoke, Hants,
the seat of A. Barton, Esq.
889 Porch, Bristol Cathedral.
1868. 851 Convent of St. Margaret, East
Grinstead.
870 Interior, Crimean Memorial
Church, Constantinople.
1869. 615 Crepa Rossa (or Geislstein)
Dolomite, on the Ampezzo
Pass.
988 St. Peter's Church, Bourne
mouth.
989 Church in Toddington Park.
993 Examination Schools, Oxford.
loio Palazzo Celsi and Bridge of
S. Bernardo, Venice.
14, Cavendish Place.
1870. 788 New Courts of Justice, etc.
789 View from Waterloo Bridge of
design for placing the new
PP

290

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Street, George Edmund, R.A., F.S.A.
— continued. Courts of Justice on the
Thames Embankment.
Made by the direction ofthe
Rt. Hon. A. H. Layard in
1869.
1870. 807 Design for new Courts of Jus
tice, 1867, etc.
808 St. John's Church, Torquay.
812 Courtyard of proposed Courts
of Justice, etc.
818 Steeple of St. Peter, Swinton,
near Manchester.
187 1. 944 Christ Church Cathedral, Dub
hn, etc,
(Elected R.A.)
1872. 1163 New Courts of Justice, London,
Strand front.
II 83 Cathedral Church, Kildare,
Ireland.
1 185 New Courts of Justice, Lon
don, etc.
1195 do. do. do.
12 16 English church, Rome.
1873. ^'3^ Interior, Cathedral of St. Mary,
Edinburgh.
1 143 Exterior, Cathedral of St. Mary,
Edinburgh.
1181 Interior, Central Hall, new
Courts of Justice.
1183 Rectory House, Wigan.
1874. 1 123 Church at Chapel AUerton,
near Leeds.
1 150 Christ Church Cathedral, Dub
hn, etc.
1 1 70 Church at Kingstone, Dorset.
II 83 House at Holmdale.
1875. 953 Cuddesdon College, Oxon, etc.
963 Church of St. Paul in the Via
Nazionale, Rome.
1876. 1055 New nave of Bristol Cathe
dral.
1877. 1094 Library at Dunecht, Aberdeen,
etc.
1 109 St. Mary's church, Southamp
ton.
1878. 1063 Clun Church, Salop.
1073 Tettenhall church, Stafford
shire.
1 102 Parsonage, Kingstone, Dorset.
1879. 1092 St. Mary's church, Monmouth.
1 107 Holmbury, St. Mary church,
Surrey.
1133 St. Mary's church, Speenham
land, Berks.
1 143 St. Margaret's, East Grinstead.
1 158 St. Peter's church, Bourne
mouth.
II 74 Houses in Cadogan Square.

1880. 1091 Garden front of a Surrey
House.
1 134 Interior of Guards' chapel,
Wellington Barracks.
1162 Interior, St. James's church,
Paddington.
1185 South gable, Central HaU,
Royal Courts of Justice.
1 88 1. 1057 Enghsh church. Via del Babu-
ino, Rome.
1093 Monument to the Hon. A.
Duncombe, late Dean of
York in York Minster.
1 101 Interior, Kingston church, Dor
set.
1109 Nave of Bristol Cathedral.
STREET, Georgina A  Painter.
10, Drayton Grove.
1861. 353 Primroses.
STREET, Miss Kate  Painter.
I, Ellington Street, Barnsbury.
1880. 898 Wren and nest.
1882. 1013 Dead bullfinch.
1883. 1033 A study.
1885. 1305 Dividing the spoil,
146S China asters,
1887. 879 Gleanings.
1070 Rhododendron.
1 1 58 Frozen out.
1888. 960 Chaffinch and great tit.
121 3 A nice bite.
1239 The morning toilet.
1889. 1552 Winter. 53, Highbury Park.
1 89 1. 1209 Found dead.
1897. 1361 A study.
1900. 1336 Spring.
1901. 956 Clematis.
1902. 1027 Idle.
STREETON, Arthur  Painter,
I, Bishopsgate Street
1 89 1. 84 Golden summer, Australia.
4, Joubert Mansions, Chelsea.
1899. 280 Sussex landscape. Chelsea Art Club.
1904. 854 Windsor.
STRETTON, H  Painter.
76, Gloucester Place.
1834. 903 View at Calais.
STRETTON, Miss Hesba D. Painter.
17, The Grove, Clapham Common.
1886. 1305 Azaleas.

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291

STRETTON, Philip Eustace. Painter.
70, Lansdowne Road, W.
1884. 637 Disturbed. Mona Terrace, Wellington, Shropshire.
1885. 583 On guard.
596 Feeding-time. 17, The Grove, Clapham Common.
1887. 711 An alarm.
1888. 482 On duty. Hogarth Club.
1889. 165 The apple of discord.
970 " You may look, but must not
touch."
1219 Happy days. Oakley Cottage Studios.
1890. 205 " Leave me alone ! "
792 Tired out.
923 Not forgotten.
1 89 1. 182 After the hunt.
513 Portraits of setters.
701 " There 's no place like home."
758 The Master ofthe Hounds.
1892. 152 " Home, sweet home."
183 Happy days.
941 Evening.
1894. 937 Market day.
13, Pembridge Crescent.
1895. 113 A master of arts.
Elm House,
149, Church Street, Chelsea.
1897. 841 Left in charge.
1898. 982 Rest after toU.
1899. 757 Comfortable quarters. 40, Dover Street.
1900. 211 Puppyhood.
433 A poacher.
1047 Left in charge.
1 90 1. 27 The pet of the kennel.
656 Rough and ready.
1902. 498 Left in charge.
1904. 599 An Intruder.
STRICKLAND, Miss Frances. Painter.
1830. 616 Reptiles, from nature.
STRINGER, James  Architect.
At James Wyatt s,
65, Harley Street.
1802. 923 Design for a mausoleum.
1803. 909 Town hall and market place.
STROEHLING, P. E  Painter.
63, PaU MaU.
1803. 227 Louisa, Queen of Prussia,
Princess of Mecklenburgh
Strelitz.

1803. 690

1804. 134

222623

1806. 30
193
278
3245^5

1807. 330541
552

1819. 394

I82I.

192

361

397

1823.

256

348

Peter the Great of Russia,
having taken possession of
Neuenschantz, he laid the
foundation of his new capital,
St. Petersburgh, one of the
finest cities in Europe, raised
out of deep marshes; and
though thousands of his sub
jects fell a sacrifice to his
great plan, it was carried on
with the utmost rapidity, and
without the least murmur.
Portrait of Count Stahremberg,
the Imperial ambassador.
Portrait of Signora Grassini of
the opera-house in the char
acter of Vergine del Sole.
Miss Noel, artist.
Cupid and Psyche,
" While from our glad embrace
will rise
Pure from all taint of earthly
leaven.
An infant inmate of the skies.
The fairest of the host of
heaven, etc." — Golden
Ass.
— Stroehling, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
Colonel Thornton (the hawke
by P. Reinagle, A.R.A.).
H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex.
The late Mrs. Duff.
Miss Manners.
Madame Grassini in the char
acter of Cleopatra.
P. E. Stroehling,
Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
Col. C. Johnstone.
Portrait of M. Dawson.
Lord Cochrane.
P. E. Stroeling,
7, Lambeth Road, Southwark.
Mrs, Harrison.
P. E. Stroehling,
26, Charles Street,
Waterloo Place.
General Sir A. CampbeU,
K.C.B.
Colonel Mayne of the Loyal
Lusitanian Legion and
Knight of Alcantara.
Hebe. 28, Leicester Square.
Lady Ogilby in ancient cos
tume.
Count Munster.

292

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Stroehling, P. "E..— continued.
1823. 473 Countess Munster, 18, Stratford Place.
1825. 970 Mr. Horn of the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane.
1826. I The Marquis of Anglesea.
STRONG, C. E  Painter.
7, Clifton Terrace, Gravesend.
1851. 672 River craft beating up Graves
end reach.
1852. 287 Shrimpers off Leigh, mouth of
the Thames.
1290 Squally weather off Gravesend.
Kingswear, Dartmouth.
1853, 337 A brig running into Dartmouth
harbour,
STRONG, James  Architect.
II, Dale Street, Liverpool.
1901, 1645 Design for Forby golf club
house.
STROUD, Miss Maud. Miniature Painter.
Durham House, Southfields, S. W.
1895. 608 A difficult question.
{Now Mrs. W. Wheelwright.)
50, Rossetti Mansions, Chelsea.
1898. 543 May; portrait.
10, St. Loo Mansions, Chelsea.
1901. 1383 Portrait of a lady.
Cheyne, Nepean Street, Roehampton.
1903. 1164 Peter, son of B. Ellison, Esq.
1904. 1229 Marjorie, daughter of Captain
E. Nash.
1265 Study of a head.
STRUCK, H  Painter.
18, High Road, Kilburn.
1904. 1391 Gerhart Hauptmann.
STRUDWICK, John Melhuish. Painter.
Orchard Cottage, Abbey Wood.
1876. 577 Songs without words.
{A picture, "A Golden Thread," was
pur-chased for the Chantrey Bequest in 1885
for £.11^)
STRUTT, Alfred W., F.R.G.S. Painter,
3, Bedford Place, Croydon.
1879. 778 " I hope I don't intrude,"
825 Head of a Hindoo.

18S0,1881,
1882.

726 745
708 760
622 889
922

I8»3,

243

664

998

lOIO

1884,

742

936
1885.
1045
1300
1402
1886.
1445
1887,
330
t888.
514
945
1612
1889.
576
1295
1357
1890,
52
579
'363
1658
1891,
743
1211
1892,
728
II 20
•275
1894,
632
927
IIOI
1895.
821
1896.
1083
1897.
658
1900,
21
442
655
1311
1902,
728
1903.
729
1904.
1 102
Motynden, near Staplehurst, Kent.
Unprotected property.
A pretty pair.
The history of a crime.
Her first litter.
Extremes meet.
Defying the law.
"The way of the transgressors
is hard."
21, Blandford Road, Chiswick.
Materfamilias. In trust.
Water-babies.
The garotter.
Augustine Terrace, Brook Green.
In safe keeping.
Scraping an acquaintance.
"ShaU old acquaintance be
forgot? "
Quiet and Commotion.
Hungry children.
The King's pillow.
1 9, Cromwell Grove,
South Kensington .
How many more?
A flying visit.
Hope deferred.
Oliver asks for more.
A return visit.
Little Fauntleroy's birthday
present.
The Matterhorn from Zermatt.
Savage Club.
Perplexity.Dazzled.
The complete angler.
" He that fights and runs away
Maylivetofightanotherday." Rhossilli, Wadhurst.
In a fix.
Through thick and thin.
"When you meet a gentleman,
always bow."
" Welcome home, mother! "
Looking and longing.
"WUl you come with me?"
Any port in a storm.
"Oh, you httle darhng ! "
The run of the season.
A friend in need.
The cold shoulder.
"Thanks, awfully."
One at a time.
At his wit's end,
" If at first you don't succeed."
The huntsman's vision.
"Where's the field?"
Children of the hills.
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293

STRUTT, Arthur Edw  Painter.
143, Darnley Road, Gravesend.
1899. 1 241 At the edge of the wood.
1900. 1269 The dawn of Spring.
STRUTT, Arthur J  Painter.
Rome.
1855. 1 177 The Grotto of Egeria near
Rome.

Jacob George  Painter.
34, Percy Street.
Portrait of a lady.
Sterne's Maria.
Portrait of a clergyman.
Lady Arundel,
Captain G. Webb De Renzy,
82nd Regiment, who lost his
right arm by a cannon shot
at the battle of Vittoria.
W. Johnson, aged 104.
A. J. Valpy, M.A.
A wood scene,
A Scene in Severnake Forest,
Wiltshire, with a View of the
King Oak.
Wood scene from nature.
The great ash at Carnock, Stir
lingshire. 1 2, Sloane Street.
High Woods, Colchester.
8, Duke Street, St. James's.
Joseph Houlton, Esq.
Marlborough Forest.
The Burnham Beeches.
A View on the Thames, look
ing towards Barnes.
Carlton Chambers.
Epping forest. Rome.
View of the ancient forum of
Rome, with the remains of
the temple of Jupiter Stator.
Tasso's Oak, in the garden of
the convent of St. Onofrio
at Rome; painted on the
spot. 3, Red Lion Square.
Coast scene near Amalfi,
40, Great Ormond Street.
II Ponte Novo Campagna di
Roma.

STRUTT,

1819.

140

230

1820.

381

1821,

230

398

1822,

129

1823.

425

589

1824.

247

1825.

400

1826,

411

1827. 395
1828. 167342
1829. 378
1830. 174

1831. 309
1845. 1281
1851. 1245

1852. 604
1858. 22

STRUTT, Joseph  Painter.
7, Duke Street, Portland Chapel.
1779. 315 Niobe; a sketch in colours.
316 Jupiter Olympus; a drawing in
colours.

23, Duke Street.
1 78 1. 505 Orestes and Pylades discovered
by Iphigenia at the altar; a
drawing with pen and ink.
1782. 527 The chUdren in the wood.
540 Cleone weeping over her mur
dered infant.
21, Char le ton Street, Marybone.
1783. 118 Public ingratitude.
1784. 351 Homer, Hesiod, and Sapho,
listening to the strains of
Apollo.
361 King Lear when he first re
members Cordeha. — Act IV,
Scene the last.
3 62 Shakespeare, Milton, and Spen
cer, with Nature dictating to
Shakespeare.
STRUTT, W  Architect.
W. Strutt, Junr.,
at Mr. Robinson's,
7, Great Surrey Street,
Blackfriars.
1819. 1 102 Design for an Academy of Arts.
1820. 885 do. a National Column.
W. Strutt.
1821. 994 Design for a park entrance,
999 Design for a nobleman's seat,
STRUTT, William  Painter.
Eaton Lodge, Writtle, Essex.
1865, 332 The httle wanderers, or the lost
track.
16, St. PauPs Crescent, Camden Town.
1867. 85 White May, and hedge-spar
row's nest.
633 The loose tooth; "Once —
twice — thr  "
654 The truants,
1868. loi The jealous mother.
163 Peace. "The wolf also shall
dwell with the lamb, and
the leopard shall lie down
with the kid; and the calf
and the young lion and the
fatling together; and a little
chUd shall lead them."
Eaton Lodge, Writtle, Essex.
1870. 268 A study from nature.
W. Strutt, Senr.,
9, Augustin's Terrace, Brook Green.
1882. 1024 Jesus wept.
William Strutt, 72, Brook Green.
1884. 713 Historic links; a Waterloo re
membrance.

294

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Strutt, William — continued.
1884. 1033 "He shaU gather the lambs
with his arms,"
1885, 567 " Love me, love my dog,"
604 Stolen children; a scene in
the Soudan,
691 The coming race.
1886. 946 "The course of blind love
never did run smooth."
1 9, Cromwell Grove,
West Kensington Park.
1887. 819 Excelsior.
991 Bushrangers, Victoria, Austra
lia, 1852. " For the space of
two hours and a half all who
passed along the road were
stopped by a desperate gang
of bushrangers, robbed of
all their valuables, tied to
gether in couples, and made
to sit upon the ground, the
better to be despatched by
sentries should any attempt
to escape."
1888. 243 A royal Siesta. Wadhurst, Sussex.
i8go. 675 Golden Pippins.
1891. 273 " When he got there the bones
were bare, and so poor Leo
had none."
888 The King's pillow.
1006 Taming a shrew. "Women,
that bene common chiders
amonge their neighbours,
and will not chastize their ill
tongue to missaye folke,
leutt them be chastized bi
the Justice called ye ' Tew '
(ducking chair) or else leutt
them make grievous rann-
some, if they have whereoff."
— Liber Secundus, the
Domesday of Ipswich.
1893. 404 Watching for stragglers.
988 The rest of the mighty.

STRUTT, W. T  Painter.
9, Kirby Street, Hatton Garden.
1795- 345 Birds.
640 do.
5, Charles Street, Hatton Garden.
1797. 501 Flowers. W. Strutt,
42, Hart Street, Bloomsbury.
1800. 330 Sketch of an holly tree, from
Nature.
421 View from Nature.

W. S. Strutt, 45, Chapel Street, Pentonville.
1802, 535 Fruit from Nature,
W. T. Strutt,
45, Chapel Street, Pentonville.
1805. 806 Primrose.
807 Coins. W.J. Strutt, 38, Cornhill.
1806. 531 Dogs.
615 Portrait of himself and three
others.
1807. 726 Scene in Derbyshire.
795 Portrait of a gentleman pen
sioner.
880 Portrait of a gentleman.
889 The Rev. R. Winter. W. T. Strutt.
1808. 693 Mr. George.
734 Mr. Walsh.
810 Mrs. Sneath.
812 Mrs. Hutchins.
1809. 715 A frame containing the por
traits of R. Best, Esq.,
Secretary to the Bank of
England; Mr. Johnston,
Mrs. Charles, Mr. Colling
wood, and Mr. Cundy.
II, Charles Street, City Road.
1817. 648 Portrait of himself.
857 do. a Common Council
man.
18 18. 611 S. Robinson, Esq.
699 Portrait of a gentleman.
5, Canal Place, Kent Road.
1822. 577 The Rev. W. Chapman, of
Greenwich.
644 Mr. Phipps.
667 Portrait of a lady.
STUART, A  Painter.
53, Frith Street, Soho.
1827. 394 Portrait of a gentleman.
494 do. do.
1828. I His Highness the Rajah of
Mysore.
538 Lieut.-General Sir Thomas
Bowser, K.C.B.
STUART, A. Burnett  Painter.
Mellifont, Wells, Somerset.
1895. 975 Ha-ta-men, Pekin.
STUART, C  Painter.
Manor House, Stepney.
1859. 422 Fruit.
1861. 582 The baron's dessert.

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295

1862. 113 Parian vase and fruit.
153 Grapes, bird's nest, etc.
291 Pine, apple, grapes, etc.
1863. 527 Fruit.
681 A bunch of Muscat grapes.
701 do. Hamburg grapes.
1864. 407 Hambro' Grapes.
453 Grapes and convolvuli.
1866. 160 do. peaches.
Constitution Crescent, Gravesend.
1868. 418 Grapes, convolvuh, and bird's-
nest.

STUART,
1880. 306
1881. 78
507
1882. 627
1884. 336
1885. 256
1886. 160 •75

1887. 911
1888. 290

398
1029
nil
1889. 310
1891. 346
1892. 116
536
1893. 4^

Charles, F.S.A. ... Painter.
Avenue Road, Fulham Road.
The summit of Cader Idris,
North Wales.
18, Melbury Road, Kensington.
" Nor again the anchor weigh
with a yo heave ho ! "
Uncertain weather — Llyn Cwm
Bychan, North Wales.
Sunny Autumn.
The Hermitage, Cleve Road, Hampstead.
"Break, break, break, at the
foot of thy crags, O sea!
etc. " — Tennyson.
"Mirrored in the sleeping
lake."
" Where each towering height.
Bathed in rich amber floods of
light,
Rises boldly to the sky."
"Where rocks were rudely
heaped and rent, As by a
spirit turbulent."
" As some tall cliff" that lifts its
awful head. Swells from the
vale, and midway leaves the
storm."
Mist-capped.
July. "When soft winds and
sunny skies With the green
earth harmonize."
A coming storm.
A gleam of sunshine.
September — a Sutherlandshire
deer forest.
Fading into night.
Moor and mountain.
The end of a summer day.
Sunshine and mists — Scot
land.
" Each purple peak, each flinty
spire.
Was bathed in floods of living
fire.

But not a setting beam could
glow
Within the dark ravines below. "
— Lady of the Lake.
1893. 85 The alarm. "From height to
height the beacons bright
Ofthe Enghsh foemen told."
— Scott.
494 A mountain tarn.
506 A silent solitude.
1894. 793 The home of the red deer.
" Wildly there, without con
trol. Nature reigns and rules
the whole." — Burns.
1895 272 Veiled with mists.
835 Disputed rights; a settlement.
1896. 614 October — the land of rocks
and heather.
1897. 284 Nature's garden.
1899. 200 The heart of the deer forest.
612 In the Sanctuary.
1900. 209 In a Perthshire deer forest.
588 In a Sutherlandshire deer
forest.
1 90 1. 177 Craggy heights; the chaUenge.
1902. 718 Loch Katrine and EUen's
Island. "The stag at eve
had drunk his fill." — ScoU.
1903. 212 " To greet the rising sun."
778 On the moors.
1904. 332 Solemn Solitude.
STUART, Mrs, Charles, See Miss
Jane Maria Bowkett, vol. i, page
257-
STUART, Ernest  Painter.
249!, High Holborn.
1903. 894 A sou'-wester — Hampshire
coast.
STUART, F  Architect.
8, Craig's Court.
1843. 1273 Gatekeeper's lodge, etc.
STUART, Miss F  Painter,
Miss Stuart, 71, Newman Street.
185 1. 341 Grapes. Miss T. Stuart,
Manor House,
Stepney Causeway.
1856. 1084 Fruit.
STUART, Gilbert Charles (American
Stuart)  Painter,
G. C. Stuart,
27, Villers Street, Strand.
^m- 335 Portrait of a gentleman.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Stuart, Gilbert Charles — continued.
G. Stuart, at Mr. Wests, Newman Street.
1779. 317 A young gentleman; three-
quarters.
318 A little girl.
3i8tA head.
1 781. 204 Portrait of a gentleman; done
from recollection of him
since his death, {Dr. Fother
gill. — Walpole,)
258 Portrait of a gentleman, {Mr.
West)
1782, 146 Portrait ofa gentleman. {Caleb
Whitefoord.)
164 Portrait of an artist. {Mr.
D. Serres.)
190 Portrait ofa gentleman skating.
( Very good. — Walpole.)
417 Portrait of a gentleman.
New Burlington Street.
1785. 127 Portrait of a gentleman. {Ad
miral Barrington.)
160 Portrait of a gentleman; whole
length. {Captain Gell.)
176 Portrait of a nobleman. {Lord
Dartry. — Walpole. )
STUART, Miss G. E  Painter.
Manor House, Stepney.
1848. 833 Fruit.
{Stuart in the index, and Stewart in the
catalogue.)

STUART, William  Painter.
Manor House, Stepney.
1848. 646 A calm.
657 A gale.

STUART, W. E, D., Junr,,,. Painter,
22, Stepney Causeway.
1846, 1026 Fishermen packing for market,
1848, 170 Fruit.
1850. 1291 Flowers and Fruit.
185 1. 164 Fruit and Flowers.
1 188 Midday.
1852. 132 The gondola — night.
1248 do. evening.
1853. 310 Plums.
421 A fruit piece.
516 Fruit.
102 1 Their Majesties the Emperor
and Empress of LiUiput.
1854. 371 The Thames off Limehouse — a
storm coming on at sunset.
1012 A fruit piece.

1855. 292 Dead game.
1320 Fruit. 22, Arbour Street, Stepney.
1858. 449 The rich man's table.
STUART -WORTLEY, Archibald,
See Wortley.
STUBBING  Architect.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1802. 1041 Design to encompass a figure
of Madness.
STUBBLE, H. ... Miniature Painter.
Little Carrington Street, Mayfair.
1785. 324 Portrait of a gentleman.
1786, 282 do. young lady.
1787. 271 A portrait of an officer.
1789. 328 Portrait of a chUd.
1790. 356 do. gentleman.
1 791. 457 do. lady.
STUBBS, George, A.R.A. ... Painter.
24, Somerset Street, Portman Square.
1775. 301 Portrait of a horse named
Euston, belonging to Mr.
Wildman.
302 Portrait of a Pomeranian dog
belonging to Earl Spencer.
303 Portrait of a Spanish dog be
longing to Mr. Cosway.
304 Portrait of a monkey.
1776. 293 Tygers at play.
294 Mares and foals.
295 Portrait of a dog.
296 do. do.
1778. 298 do. ahorse.
299 do. a dog.
300 do. two dogs.
301 do. a gentleman prepar
ing to shoot.
405 Portrait of a dog.
406 do. do.
1779- 319 do. mare and dog,
320 do. dog.
321 A gentleman on horseback.
322 Labourers.
1780. no Portraits of horses.
137 do. two heifers.
176 do. hunters.
183 Portrait of a dog.
1 9 1 Portraits of figures and animals.
326 Portrait of a horse.
(Elected A.R.A. and R.A.)
{Mr. Cosmo Monkhouse in
D.N.B. :— " In the following
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full honours, but he resented
the application to himself of
a rule made subsequent to his
election, which requires the
presentation of a diploma
work to the Academy. He
refused or neglected to send
one, and his election was an
nulled in a very arbitrary
manner, and another was
elected in his place. He al
ways maintained that he
was entitled to the rank of
R.A.")
1 78 1. 17 Two horses; in enamel.
1782. 32 Portrait of a dog.
70 do. young lady in the
character of Una, from
Spencer's Fairy Queen.
79 Portrait of a young gentleman
shooting; enamel.
120 The farmer's wife and raven
(Gay's Fables); enamel.
173 Portrait of an artist; enamel.
209 Portraits of a very old horse
and dog.
363 Portrait of a dog; enamel.
{The catalogue still has
R.A. Elect in 1782, and in
1786 it is A.R.A)
1786. 77 Reapers.
94 Haymakers.
1787. 83 Fighting buUs.
95 Fighting horses.
116 Portrait of a hunter.
1789. 33 Carting of corn.
1790. 112 Portrait of the Lincolnshire ox,
now to be seen at the Ly
ceum, Strand.
448 Portrait of an Arabian horse.
1 79 1. 7 A Pomeranian dog.
91 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
275 A shepherd's dog from the
South of France.
391 A Buffalo.
1799. 41 A trotting horse.
177 A monkey.
1800. 222 Hambletonian beating Dia
mond at Newmarket.
744 Hambletonian, rubbing down.
1 80 1. 120 Portrait of a mare, the pro
perty of the Earl of Claren
don.
175 A park scene at the Grove,
near Watford, Herts, the
seat of the Earl of Claren
don.
1802. 208 Portraits of two horses and
dogs in the possession of
G. Townley Stubbs.
VII.

1850.1852.

1853-

1855-

1802. 866 Portrait of an Indian Bull in
the possession of the Earl
of Clarendon.
1803. 183 Portrait of a Newfoundland
dog, the property of H.R.H.
the Duke of York.
{G. Stubbs, A.R.A. in the index, but R.A.
in the catalogue; probably the artist wrote
R.A. on the label, which was copied in the
catalogue)
STUBBS, George  Painter.
Boulogne-sur-Mer.
1837. 808 A view of Portel.
I, Lower Belgrave Place.
1849. 1008 Marble quarries near Boulogne.
6, Grosvenor Street West.
323 The fisherman's cart.
1084 Robinson Crusoe's last look at
the ship. 52, Brompton Row.
451 A token from the fight.
614 A cold day — waiting for the
tide. 2, Alexander Square.
426 The wreck of the Hesperus.
"At daybreak on the bleak sea-
beach
A fisherman stood aghast.
To see the form of a maiden
fair
Lashed close to a drifted
mast. " — Longfellow.
1858. 743 At St. Barnabas.
STUBBS, George To wnley... Painter.
18, New Bond Street.
1782. 420 Portrait of an old hunter be
longing to Mr. Oldmeadow,
of West Wickham, Kent.
( G. T. Stubbs is better known as a mezzo
tint engraver)
STUBBS, J. Woodhouse  Painter.
20, Thornhill Terrace, Sunderland.
1893. •°'7 Pansies. Government School of Art,
Town Hall, Sunderland.
1894. 948 Gloire de Dijon roses.
34, College Road, Norwich.
1904. 973 Winter.
1013 Gloire de Dijon roses.
STUBBS, Ralph R  Painter.
Paull, near Hull.
1859. 975 Portrait of a lady. {By Mrs.
M. Stubbs in the catalogue,
but by R. R. Stubbs in the
index) QQ

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Stubbs, Ralph R. — continued.
R. Stubbs,
cjo B. CoUinson, Esq.,
Spring Hill, Palsgrave, Scarboro.
1872. 632 Near Gouthland, Whitby. "A
summer landscape warm and
bright, A bright day closing
into night."
1873. 927 The Beggars' Bridge, near
Whitby,
" The rover came back from a
far distant land,
And he claimed of the maiden
her long-promised hand,
But he buUt, ere he won her,
the bridge of his vow.
And the lovers of Egton pass
over it now."
STUCHLIK, Camill  Painter.
1420, Florenzgasse, Prague.
1890. 770 Girl reading.
STUCKEY, G  Painter,
2, Woodstock St., New Bond St.
1855. 55 Portrait of a gentleman.
STULPNER, J. H  Painter.
3, Smith's Buildings, Leadenhall Street.
1785. 238 A Faquir of the East Indies.
241 do. do.
STUMP, Samuel John. Miniature Painter,
10, Great Suffolk Street.
1802. 554 Morning. Fzifi! Thomson. "But
yonder comes the powerful
king of day. Rejoicing in the
east."
558 Evening. Vide Thomson,
" Low walks the sun, and
broadens by degrees. Just
o'er the verge of day."
644 Mr, Saunderson,
853 Five portraits, 9, New Lisle Street.
1803, 768 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Mellon, Mr.
C, Kemble, Capt, Maclain,
and a young gentleman.
7, Leicester Street.
1804. 328 Mr. Stump, stockbroker.
349 Miss Brunton, of Covent
Garden Theatre.
426 Mrs. Litchfield as Lady Mac
beth. Actv, scenei. "One
— two — why then 'tis time to
do 't."

1804, 680 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs, Atkins, Mr.
Brunton, and Mr. HUl, of
Covent Garden Theatre, Mr.
Dwyer, of Drury Lane
Theatre, and Mr. Dizzi,
professor of the harp.
1805. 362 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Marriott and
Mr. Cooke, of Covent Gar
den theatre, Mr. C. Hawley,
Master Bateman, and Mrs.
Powell.
1806. 669 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Brunton and
Mrs, Litchfield, of Covent
Garden Theatre, Miss Dun
can, of Drury Lane,
J. P. Thompson, and
J. Gregory, Esq.
4, Duncan Place, Leicester Square.
1807. 823 A frame containing the por
traits of Dr. Pearson, Miss
Brunton, of Covent Garden
Theatre, Mr. H. Siddons,
of Drury Lane Theatre, Miss
Lupino, and Master Bate
man.
1808. 281 A waterfall. North Wales.
358 Evening — South Wales.
495 Ragland Castle, South Wales —
effect of the sun shining
through mist.
744 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. H. Siddons
and her two children, Mr.
Decamp, of Drury Lane
Theatre, and Mr. Blanchard,
of Covent Garden Theatre.
1809. 694 Fortune teUer; portrait of Mrs.
H. Johnston.
706 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. Andrews,
H. Harris, Esq., and a child
of Mrs. H. Siddons.
1 8 10. 2 Evening — Fishermen return
ing. "Now fades the ghm
mering landscape, etc." —
Gray.
651 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs. P. Smith and
Miss Norton, of Covent
Garden Theatre, as Elvena,
in the Blind Boy.
677 Frame containing the portraits
of Mrs. Nairn and children
(from the East Indies), Dr.
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299

181 1. 543 A frame containing the por
traits of a lady of distinction,
a gentleman, and Miss Bol
ton in the character of
Fatima, in Blue Beard.
" Heard you not groans,
Irene? " Act ii, scene 2.
548 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Webb, Mr.
Forth, and the Rev. J.
Portus, Chaplain to H.R.H.
the Prince Regent.
630 General Morgan.
172, New Bond Street.
1812, 591 A frame containing the por
traits of Mrs, Hoffman, Miss
Poole, and P. Smith, Esq.
632 A frame containing the por
traits of Mr. Latour, pianist
to the Prince Regent, Mr.
Sinclair, of Covent Garden
Theatre, and a subject from
Telemachus : Venus de
scends with Cupid to the
Island of Calypso, whom she
finds sitting pensive and
alone at some distance from
her grotto. — Telemachus,
book 7th.
1813. 489 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Brooke, Mrs.
Hadley, Miss Mellon, and
Mrs. Blake,
499 A study from Nature,
543 A frame containing the por
traits of Miss Cook, Miss
Slackford, and a lady of dis
tinction.
1814, 376 Portraits of Miss HaU, E,
Walker, Esq., J. Gold, Esq.,
and a gentleman,
378 Portraits of Miss Stephens,
Mr. Andrew Ebers, and Mr.
Abbot, in the Miller and his
Men,
1815. 551 A frame containing the por
traits of Mr. R. T. Bone,
Mr. Ebers, and a young lady.
7, Cork Street.
18 16. 660 Frame containing portraits of
of Mrs. Orger, MissStephens,
and a young lady.
710 Frame containing portraits of
Sir H. Hawley, Captain
Wildman, and Lady Hawley.
1817. 643 Miss Dimsdale.
656 Portraits of C. Phillips, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law, Madame
de St. Marguerite, and a
gentleman in a fancy dress

1817. 686 Mrs. Thomas.
798 Mrs. Preston.
181 8. 642 Mrs. R. Pennington.
651 Frame containing portraits of
Mrs. Ride, Dr. Spurzheim,
and Miss Brunton, of Covent
Garden Theatre.
1819. 794 Portrait of a lady.
801 Miss Carohne Grey.
808 Portraits of Dr, Demetrius
Schinas, a young Greek;
Mearza Reza, a Persian; and
Mr, Kean as Junius Brutus,
886 Meerza Saulih, a Persian.
899 Mr. R. Miles, a coUector of
Greek coins.
1820. 665 Mrs. Leigh.
182 1. 486 Mrs. Drummond.
626 S. Brown, Esq,
674 Mrs. Robinson, late of Drury
Lane Theatre.
866 Mr. D, J. Reubenson,
1822. 63 Portrait of a lady.
362 do. himself.
402 Scene in North Wales — noon
day.
609 W. Humby, Esq.
738 The Misses Austin.
794 Mr. Adams.
1823. 26 Mr. Parker.
92 Mrs. M'Clary.
93 J. Carpue, Esq., F.R.S.
121 Landscape — Evening; clearing
up after a storm.
180 The Sunshine of life; a pas
toral. When Corin sat all
day Playing on pipes of
corn, and versing love to
amorous PhiUida. — Mid
summer Nights Dream.
707 Miss Davis.
754 Portrait of a young lady.
872 Orby Hunter, Esq.
1824. 599 Mr. Wallack, of the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, as Hot
spur.
1825. 357 Mrs. Jackson.
588 Lieut.-Col. W. Hull, B.N.I.
654 Sophia at her toilet.
748 Mrs. GiU.
1826. 643 Mrs. Maclary.
648 Captain Macdonald.
651 Portrait of a gentleman.
1827. 148 Scene in Savoy, near Salanche
— evening.
520 The Baroness Dimsdale.
855 Portrait ofa lady.
1828. 710 The Hon. Mrs. Curzon.
771 The Rev. Mr. Manners Sutton.
843 The Rev. W. Cooper, B.D.

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EXHIBITORS

Stump,

Samuel John — continued.

1837-

964*Portrait of a lady.

1828,

855

Mr. Cooper at Drury Lane
Theatre.

1838.

102 Mr. Hastings.
727 Charles Kean as Hamlet.

859 Sir Gregory Way,

813 Miss Vandenhoff in the Love

898
Mrs. Manners Sutton.
Chase.
1829.
•33
Scene on the River Aar, near
Thun, Switzerland — noon
834 Hulbort Wathen, Esq.
937 Portrait of a gentleman.
day.
1839.
445 Delusion — a moonlight effect.
295
Scene on the River Aar, near
Thun, Switzerland — twi
light. " The moon is up and
yet it is not night, etc" —
Byron.
818 The Countess of Clonmell,
923 do, do,
926 Miss Murray, of the Olympic
Theatre,
965 Robert Listen, Esq., Surgeon
694 Portrait of a lady.
to the North London Hos
774
Rowland Lenthal, Esq.
pital, and Professor of Clini
86r
J. Heath, Esq.
cal Surgery.
902
J. Wallack, Esq., of Drury
994 Major-General Hall, C,B.
Lane Theatre.
1840.
60 Scene in Cumberland near the
909
Portrait of a lady.
Bowther - stone — noonday
1830.
397
A scene on the lake of Thun,
Canton of Bern, Switzerland.
effect.
144 A scene in Savoy.
843
Portrait of a lady.
426 Miss Coutts.
1831.
271
Scene near Geneva, Switzer
land.
765 Miss Majoribanks.
816 Major-General Hall, C.B.
701
Mr. Kean, Junr.
1841,
799 Mrs, Warner in the character
854
Mrs. Poore.
of Ismene in the Athenian
863
Lady Caroline Maxse.
captive.
1832,
428
Travellers attacked by banditti
— stormy twilight effect.
807 A party of pleasure landing on
an old dilapidated terrace.
723
Mrs. Humby, of Drury Lane
Theatre.
836 R. D, Rodney, Esq., Scots
Fusilier Guards.
726
Portrait of a gentleman.
861 The Hon. W. L. Bathurst.
767
Miss Phillips, of Drury Lane
Theatre.
1842.
132 Edmund Kean as Lucius
Junius Brutus.
1833-
542
Clara Mowbray. From Sir
Walter Scott's novel of St.
873 Arthur Blackwood, Esq,
876 Mrs. Arthur Blackwood,
Ronan's WeU.
1843.
93 Scene at Zurich. Taken from
703
Baron Dimsdale.
the bridge.
719
Portrait of a lady.
378 Robert Liston, Esq., Surgeon
1834.
791
Mr. Dimond.
of the North London Hos
802
Miss Ellen Tree, of Drury
Lane Theatre.
pital and Professor of Clini
cal Surgery.
807
Mrs. Dimond.
771 Miss Rodney.
824
Portrait of a young lady.
778 Portrait of a young lady.
840
do. lady.
791 Mr. T. Stephenson.
1835-
33
A miU near Shrewsbury.
1844,
12 Landscape and figures — even
451
Scene from the Tempest. —
Vide Shakespeare. "Where
should this music be, etc."
ing.
718 Portraits of Master Morris,
Charles Kean, Esq., James
689
Mrs. Davidson.
Morris, Esq., the late Miss
696
Mr, Davidson.
Murry, and my little boy.
764 The Hon. Miss Beresford.
790 Mrs. Morris.
798 Lady Ernest Bruce.
809 R. Tichborne, Esq.
1836,
658
Miss MUes.
1845,
615 Endymion.
674 Portrait of a lady.
741 Portraits of Alexander Bos-
820
James Wallack, Esq., of Drury
Lane Theatre.
ville, Esq., Lord Clonmell,
Robert Liston, Esq., James
855
Edward King, Esq.
Wallack, Esq., and Miss
1837-
272
Portraits of a lady and child.
Vandenhoff as Antigone.
8zi
Portrait of a lady.
814 Portrait of a young lady.
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301

1845, 822 A character,
896 Mr. Thomas King.
1846. 798 Miss Stump.
800 Miss Vandenhoff,
925 Captain Bayard,
974 The Rev. G. Bethune.
1847. 730 Miss Brooke.
787 Miss Rowley in an old English
dress.
831 Miss Stanley in a Vandyke
dress.
835 Mr. Sidney in a Vandyke dress,
1848, 168 Master Sydney Hastings,
youngest son of Dr, Hast
ings.
776 Miss Frome.
857 Miss E. A. Frome.
865 The late Robert Liston, Esq.,
Professor of Clinical Sur
gery.
1849. 7^3 -Dr. Hastings.
854 John Cooper, Esq., of Drury
Lane Theatre.
STURDEE, Percy  Painter.
36, CavendishRd.,Brondesbury.
1886. 569 A lesson in sculpture.
1889. 592 Off work in the olive press,
Perugia. 17, Fitzroy Street.
1895. 141 A cup of tea at the priest's
house, Japan.
30, Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
1902. 223 Sir James Balfour Paul: Lyon
King of arms.
STURGEON, Miss Kate  Painter,
53, D addington Grove, S.E.
1890. 1292 In fancy dress.
1 89 1. 1297 Romance in F.
1338 Mary, daughter of the late J.
Evan Adlard, Esq.
1892. 1060 "I sit on my creepie and spin
at my wheel. And think of
the laddie who lo'es me sae
weel ! "
1895. 959 Violets.
STURT, Mrs. Florence M.
Miniature Painter,
Trehenne, Bushey.
1897. 141 2 Ann Underwood.
STUTELY, Charles  Architect.
Keppel Street South.
1843, 1284 Interior of church of St, Mar-
tin's-in-the-Fields, 106, Long Acre.
1857. 1109 Interior of St. Martin's-in-the-
Fields.

STUTELY, Martin Joseph, Architect.
1830. loio A monument.
1142 Egyptian temple.
11, John Street, Adelphi.
1835. 943 Design for a villain the Italian
style.
STUTTIG, F  Sculptor.
149, Wardour Street.
1899. 1933 Moncure D. Conway, Esq.;
relief.
STYLE, Miss Amy, Miniature Painter,
4, Brandon Mansions, West Kensington.
1904. 1189 Miss M. L. Style.
SUCH, W, T  Painter,
10, Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham.
1857. 550 Winter scene.
SUCHEMONT, Mdlle, A, A, De, See
D, vol, ii, page 312,
SUDDENWOOD, Mrs. H,... Painter,
23, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1798. 750 Branch of balsam.
760 Guernsey lily.
1799. 480 Fruit.
624 A double scarlet corn poppy.
625 A coxcomb.
1800. 631 Fruit.
SUFFIELD, J. P  Painter,
233, Strand.
1824. 89 Remaining Arch of the Mon
astery of Evesham, Wor
cestershire.
1825. 360 View near Hampstead Heath.
SUFFREN, Madame De. &eDe, vol,
ii, page 312,
SUGARS, Miss Fanny  Painter,
10, South King Street, Manchester.
1889. 943 Pansies.
1895. 650 Chrysanthemums.
1898. 348 The letter.
956 Stocks. Blacklow Brow, Huyton, Liverpool.
1903. 1 1 60 Portrait of a lady.

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SUGDEN, Larner  Architect,
W. Sugden and Son,
Woodcroft, Leek, Staffordshire.
1893, 1483 Woodcroft, Leek,
1897. 1 79 1 Hillmorton House, Rugby.
SUGGATE, F. W  Architect,
13, Cambridge Road, Kilburn.
1879. 1070 The interior of Henry VII's
Chapel, Westminster Abbey.
SUHRLANDT, R  Painter.
(Professor to the late and present Grand
Dukes of Mecklenburgh Schwerin.)
55, Charing Cross.
1840. 20 Study from nature.
390 Our Saviour. "He went up
into a mountain apart to
pray." — St. Matthew, xiv,
23-
— Suhrlandt,
32, Rue-de-Penthiure, Paris.
1854. 134 Galilei in prison.
SUKER, See Frederick Clive New-
combe, vol. V, page 351.
SUKER, Arthur  Painter.
Chestnut Road, Merton.
1886. 660 "By the western sea." "A
mighty column stood. Whose
capital seemed sculptured in
the sky." — Shelley.
SULLIVAN, Frederick ... Architect.
3, Ponsonby Street, Pimlico.
1858. 1048 House near Templemore, Ire
land, for A. Coglan, Esq.
SULLIVAN, M  Painter,
7, Sefton Terrace, Putney.
1870. 888 The black shed and cattle
pond, Barn Elms Estate,
Putney.
SULLIVAN, William Holmes. Painter,
Beech Villas, Liverpool.
1875. 669 O'er the dreams of sages.
SULLY, R, M  Painter,
R. M. Sully, Jun.,
7, Warwick Street, Charing Cross.
1825. 508 Mr. Charles Beloe.
26, Cockspur Street.
1827. 177 Portraitof the Canon del Reigo.
390 do. an American author.

SULLY, Thomas  Painter,
W. Sully, Philadelphia, U.S.
1835, 206 Mrs. Pierce Butler, late Miss
Fanny Kemble,
T. Sully, Philadelphia, and
6, PaU MaU.
1840, 483 Her Most Gracious Majesty
the Queen,
SULMAN, John  , ,,. Architect.
J.' Sulmon, I, Gidldhall Chambers.
1875. 1017 Congregational Chapel, Cater
ham.
J. Sulman, 16, FurnivaPs Inn.
1876. 993 Congregational School, Ponty
pridd, South Wales.
1000 House at Addiscombe.
1005 do. Dorking.
1877. ^^74 Church at Beckenham.
1878. 1 145 do. West Bromwich.
1879. 1074 Harestone, Caterham.
1 1 65 Stabling, Caterham.
1880. 1087 Church at Bromley.
1135 St. Andrew's Church, Reading.
II 58 Milton Church, Stoke Newing
ton. I, FurnivaPs Inn.
1881. 1021 Lodges at Harestone, Cater
ham.
1884. 1223 Church, Stoke Newington.
1885. 1878 New Exchange at Amsterdam.
{See also Potts, Sulman, and Henman,
vol. vi, page 190.)
SUMMERBELL, L  Painter.
140, Kensington Park Road.
1879. 1349 John, son of F. C. Marval,
Esq.
SUMMERS, Charles  Sculptor.
81, Warivick Street, Pimlico.
1849. •^^' MedaUion.
1269 Bust of F. Hutchinson Synge,
Esq.
1850. 1416 Bust of J. K. Haberfield, Esq.,
Mayor of Bristol,
1430 Medallion of W, Stucker, Esq.
10, Warwick Place.
1 85 1. 1 3 12 Medallion portrait of G. Sum
mers (the artist's father).
1366 Plaster bust (proposed to be
executed in marble) of
George DoUond, Esq.,
F.R.S,
1377 Marble bust of Henry Lawson,
Esq., F.R.S.
1852. 1410 Bust of Charles Moody, Esq.,
M.P.

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303

1852.

•424
1443

•459
•475

1853-

13661428

1864. 930

932

978

1868. IOI51050

II34

1870. 1060
1065

1128
II43

1 208

I87I. II86
II99
I2I4I2I6
•2551265
12881306
1873. 1427
1428

MedaUion of T. H. Syng, Esq.
Bust, in marble, of Charles
Lockey, Esq.
Bust of Master Pigott.
Marble bust of Master Arthur
Loring,
Bust of E. F, S. P.
do. Commander Robert
Jenner, Esq,, R.N.
105, Collins Street,
Melbourne, Victoria.
The Hon. John Pascoe Fawk-
ner, the first settler in
Victoria, Australia.
The Rev. Thomas Binney.
Modelled during his visit to
Victoria.
The Hon. JohnO'Shaughnessy,
M.P., late Chief Secretary of
the Colony of Victoria. 3, Strand.
Captain Sturt; marble.
The signal of war; statuette in
bronze of an Australian
aboriginal.
Frederick GoodaU, Esq., R.A.
72, San Niccolo da Folentino, Rome.
Lady Macarthur; marble.
Monumental figure to be
erected in Godstone church,
Surrey; marble.
Playmates; marble.
Mrs. George Macleay (post
humous); marble.
Lieut.-General Sir Edward
Macarthur, K.C.B.; marble.
James Macarthur, Esq., of
Camden Park, Sydney, New
South Wales; marble (post
humous) bust.
8, Victoria Chambers.
Professor Owen; marble.
Mrs. C. WiUiam Siemens;
marble.
Admiral Sir George Brooke
Middleton, Bart.; marble.
William Sharp Macleay, Esq,
(posthumous); marble.
Mrs, Verdon; marble.
A mother; marble group.
Lady Broke Middleton; mar
ble.
William Sharp Maclean, Esq.
(posthumous); marble. Rome.
Colonel Sir Andrew Clarke,
K.C.M.G.; marble.
Admiral Sir Philip Broke, Bart.
(posthumous); bust, marble.

1873. 1517 Miss Flora A. Pond; marble.
1521 H.R.H. the Duke of Edin
burgh ; marble. Executed
for the Art Gallery, MeP
bourne, Victoria.
1 53 1 Group; in marble. "If we look
not down with tenderness
How shall we look up with
hope? "
1535 Group; in marble.
1545 C. WiUiams Siemens, Esq.,
F.R.S., D.C.L. ; marble.
1875. 1263 Rev. Edward Steane,' D.D.,
Baptist Pastor, Camberwell,
Hon. Sec, ofthe Evangelical
AUiance.
1 312 Lynceus and Hypermnestra;
marble.
1876. 1388 Lilian, daughter of Jas. H.
Randall, Esq,; marble bust.

SUMMERS, S. N  Painter,
Chelmsford, Essex.
1795- 494 Old man's head.
1801. 271 The ruins of Chelmsford
church, which fell on the
17th January, 1800.
1802. 642 Bust of a nobleman; a drawing
in imitation of bas-relief.
1805. 623 A sketch of Mary LazeU, aged
102 years.
653 Miss S. Morgan.
1806. 616 View in Admiral Fortescue's
grounds, near Chelmsford.

SUMNER, G, Heywood Maunoir, Painter,
14, Albert Place, Kensington.
1880. 1322 Wind and rain, near Bruges.
1881. 1236 St. Catherine's Hill, Win
chester; etching.
SUMPTER, H  Painter,
43, Rupert Street.
1 8 16. 547 Lobster, etc., from nature.
40, Haymarket.
182 1, 200 StUl Life.
1823. 406 do.
1825. 593 Basket of Vegetables, and stiU
life.
1830. 133 StiU Life

1839. 225 Lobster, etc.
1840. 45 Fruit.
1842. 199 do.
1843. 196 do.
544 Still Life.

44, Haymarket.

304

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

SURGEY, J, B.  Painter,
2, Great Coram Street.
1852. 1172 Leaving the Temple church.
Sketch from recollection of a
winter afternoon. Chigwell, Essex.
1864. 71 The house that Jack buUt, on
the coast of Suffolk.
1867. 84 At Ravensbury Park Farm,
Surrey.
89 A peep at Aldborough, Suf
folk,
1868, no Near Buckland on the Moor,
South Devon.
140 Portion of the old inn at Salis
bury, where Mr, Pepys once
lodged. {Diary)
1872, 849 Ludlow, from the cliff by Lud-
ford — autumn evening.
1873. 39 Near Aldboro', Suffolk.
732 An evening with the swans,
under Ludlow Castle.
Cranford Bridge, Middlesex.
1875, 656 Near Nice. Bourton, Dorset.
1883. 310 A rustic relic. New Forest.
SURREY, J  Miniature Painter.
I, Elm Place, Brompton.
1852. 973 A portrait. 5, Stanley Terrace, Chelsea.
1858. 607 Mr. W. J. Surrey.
SURTEES, John  Painter,
3, Brecknock Street, Camden Town.
1849. 1176 Baiting the line.
79, Upper Seymour Street.
1850. 1232 Crab fishers.
7, Saville Court, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
1857. 571 Persuasion.
1859. 162 " Where the brambles grow."
loio Scene in North Wales.
i860. 85 UUeswater from Gowbarrow
Park.
457 Young guides, UUeswater.
1863. 17 Greta Bridge, Yorkshire.
1868, 413 A trout stream. North Wales,
421 A pool on the Conway, North
Wales,
1869, 234 Stepping stones on the Machno,
North Wales.
1870. 362 In the valley of the Llygwy.
1 87 1. 288 Autumn morning in the Valley
of the Lledr, North Wales.
1872. 457 " Eagle Crag " in the Valley of
the Lledr, North Wales.
1075 Mill near Bettws-y-Coed, North
Wales.

1873, 695 Llyn Cefyn,
942 Snowdon,
1874, 435 A moorland path.
1875. 909 Summer time on the Thames;
Bisham Church and Abbey.
1876. 253 The lake in Arundel Park,
1877, 712 A fresh in the river Pont-y-
Pant, North Wales,
5, Camden Studios.
1878, 1363 A November day in the High
lands,
1880. 327 The Rhayader Ddu, near Dol-
gelley,
1881. 457 A summer morning near Capel
Curig,
626 A December day in the Garden
of the Palace of the Caesars.
1884. 119 Where the salmon lies — early
autumn.
134 Summer calm.
913 The last days of autumn.
1607 The eagle crag.
1886. 656 Early summer. 132, Sloane Street.
1888. 1102 A Highland village.
1889. 1192 A fishing day at Rowsley.
SURTEES, Mrs  Painter.
Ill, Gower Street.
1877. 753 The hillside path.
SUTCLIFFE, Miss Harriette. Painter.
3, Christchurch Road, Hampstead.
1881. 1541 Portrait bust.
1885. 753 Spring. g, Johnson Court, E.C.
1886. 469 "Something the heart must
have to cherish."
1887. 896 "Do take it."
1888. 86 "Gather the roses while ye
may."
684 Sir Francis Roxburgh.
1889. 397 Mrs. Grant.
loio Mrs. Perry.
1890. 609 "For you."
1 89 1. 452 After the bath.
587 Tired out.
16, Court hope Road, N. W.
1892. 355 "A posy for you, sweetheart."
645 Love crowning Youth.
Russell House,
Southend Road, Hampstead.
1893. 884 His first lesson.
1894. 715 A new book.
1895. 395 As rosy as a pippin.
1897. 74 "Look!"
1898. 361 "Keekieboo!"

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305

1899. 464 Honesty.
528 " Mother's coming."
842 Beauty and the beast.
SUTCLIFFE, Miss Heather (after
wards Mrs. C. H. Thompson).
Miniature Painter.
Ewe Cote Hall, Whitby, Yorkshire.
1896. 1386 Mrs. Lawson.
{See Mrs. C. H. Thompson.)
SUTCLIFFE, John  Painter.
22, Grafton Street, Fitzroy Square.
1853. 638 The steppin'-stones.
678 "And everybody praised the
Duke
Who this great fight did win.
But what good came of it at
last?
Quoth little Peterkin.
Why, that I cannot tell, said
he.
But 'twas a famous victory."
— Southey, Battle of Blenheim.
SUTCLIFFE, John E  Painter.
Hawbury, Rudolph Road, Bushey.
1904. 577 After a day of toU.
SUTCLIFFE, Lester  Painter.
72, Grafton Street, Leeds.
1884. 31 An afternoon in late autumn —
Carnarvon.
1109 At Loano, on the Riviera, Italy.
2, Park Place, Leeds.
1886. 43^ An IdyU of the Night.
17, Esk Terrace, Whitby.
1896. 790 In the spring time.
I, St. Mark's Terrace, Leeds.
1898. 1459 Windward tide.
153 1 Morning after rain.
1899. 1512 The sea-birds' playground.
1555 A busy morning, Whitby.
Sun Buildings, Park Row, Leeds.
1900. 1599 Beside stiU waters.
1902. 1348 Moonrise, Grange-over-Sands.
1903. 1378 Night workers taking in nets.
SUTCLIFFE, Mrs. Lester (L. T.),
formerly Miss Elizabeth Trevor. Painter.
L. T. Sutcliffe,
17, Esk Terrace, Whitby.
1893. 882 Wallflowers and daffodUs.
1894. 746 From the sunny south.
779 Chrysanthemums.
VII.

1895. 697 Spring flowers.
I, St. Mark's Terrace,
Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
1898. 654 Poppies.
667 From the south.
775 Primroses. E. T. Sutcliffe,
Sun Buildings, Park Row, Leeds.
1903- 590 Heralds of Spring.
40, Otley Road, Headingley, Leeds.
1904. 161 Golden fruit and flowers.
SUTCLIFFE, Thomas  Painter.
Headingley, near Leeds.
1856. 911 Study in Harewood Park,
Yorkshire.
SUTER, R  Architect.
35, Fenchurch Street.
1827. 923 Chapel for Fishmongers' Com
pany at Tamlaght Finlagan,
Ireland.
984 The Chapel at Banaghar, Ire
land, for the Fishmongers'
Company.
1832. 959 Three Designs for the Fish
mongers' Company.
3, Upper Woburn Place.
1 85 1. 240 Gateway of St. Peter's Hospital,
Wandsworth. 28, Fenchurch Street.
1854. 1 169 Central Depository or Metro
politan Horse and Carriage
Bazaar, London, etc.
SUTHERLAND, Miss Fanny. Painter.
14, Alfred Place, Thurloe Square.
1877. 205 The Hon. Mrs. Thomas Kings-
cote.
376 Lady Romilly. 8, Alexander Square.
1878. 926 Portrait of a lady.
1879. 883 A corner of the study. Hard-
wick Hall.
887 Entrance gateway, Hardwick
HaU. 70, Brompton Road.
1881. 745 A stately home of England.
1882. 1021 Hatfield.
1081 At Hardwick HaU.
1883. 996 Holly bright.
1008 Reflection. "Thy glass will
show thee how thy beauties
wear." — Shakespeare. R E

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SUTHERLAND, George Mowbray. Painter.
36, Bruton Street.
1 86 1. 734 Home, sweet home.
SUTHERS, Leghe  Painter.
52, Alexander Road, Southport.
1885. II 34 Venetian red.
1886. 95 On their way.
978 Dame Trimmer.
1887. 935 La Mascotte.
1890. 462 A pound a leg.
1891. 526 "A horse is a vain thing for
safety." Newlyn, Penzance.
1893. 576 Romanies.
1895. 476 The beauty of the family.
Treveneth, Paul, Penzance.
1896. 656 St. Valentine's Day.
1897. 82 In possession.
The Cottage, Porlock, Somerset.
1900. 983 Dinner time.
SUTHERS, W  Painter.
School of Art,
South Kensington Museum.
1879. 722 Chrysanthemums.
912 Pink chrysanthemums.
1880. 671 Azaleas.
1884, 1027 Parson's Farm, near Hatfield.
1887. 1 168 Easling bridge, Surrey.
SUTRO, Mrs. Esther S  Painter.
I, Garden Court, Temple, E.C.
1899, 591 An old garden, Sussex, at the
well,
SUTTILL, Miss Ada P  Painter.
Bridport, Dorset.
1889. 891 Iris, berries, and teazles.
1890. 532 Malmaison roses.
SUTTON, Ernest R  Architect.
Bromley House, Nottingham.
1902. 1545 Friary church and schools.
West Bridgeford, Nottingham.
1903. 1558 Gordon Memorial [Home,
Nottingham.
SUTTON (E. R.) and GREGORY. Architects.
Bromley House, Nottingham.
1904. 1552 Free Library, Mansfield, Notts.
SUTTON, J  Painter.
1798. 357 Portrait of an artist.
488 do. a young lady in the
society of quakers.
884 do. do. do.

Cockermouth
1799, 413 Portrait of a gentleman.
1800. 656 Miss Hoskins,
1 80 1. 188 Mr. J. Kelty.
SUTTON, J  Painter.
89, George Street, Edinburgh.
1876. 700 A Berkshire Lane.
823 Old farm buildings.
1879. 677 In Craven Cottage Gardens,
Fulham.
679 In the Vale of Mawddach,
Merionethshire.
919 HiUside, Merionethshire.
77, George St., Edinburgh.
1885, 1306 Brigg, Lincolnshire,
1888, 1350 Brittany coast-scene — Plou-
manach.
1890. 1404 Near Aber, Carnarvonshire.

SUTTON, T 
1868, 194 A quiet fish.

Painter.

SWAFFIELD, Miss Helena M. Painter.
Cornwall House, Sevenoaks.
1894. 272 Sweet and twenty.
57, Elizabeth Street, Eaton Square.
1895. 386 Poppies,
1896. 52 Marsh pond, Woolbeding, Sus
sex.
446 Peeling potatoes.
481 PhiUida.
728 The midday rest.
49, Hugh Street, Pimlico.
1897. 279 Chelsea Hospital.
1898. 1489 An idea.
Cornwall House, Sevenoaks.
1902. 543 A boy with a lamp.
SWAIN, John  Engraver.
6, Bouverie Street.
1863. 944 Coming home. After F. Leigh
ton.
945 Endymion. After J. E. MiUais,
A.R.A.
1006 Thanksgiving. After F, Walker.
1007 Harold Harfager. After T.
Sandys.
1867. 965 Hogarth in his studio. After
F. Walker.
983 Animals; drawn by Basil Brad
ley.
984 Danae. After F. Sandys.
1869. 1084 Afternoon in the Highlands
After B. Bradley.

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307

1869. 1 1 12 Scene from the old legend of
Romeo and Juliet. After
G. Du Maurier.
1 1 29 Elijah and the widow's son.
After B. Bradley.
SWAIN, Ned ... Painter and Etcher.
5, Addison Crescent.
1878. 867 Wet.
1880. 1501 Winter; a leafless fig-tree, near
Fort Beaufort, South Africa.
1884. 1468 Kew Bridge; etching.
1885. 966 Along by the dykes.
Fordwich, Canterbury.
1898. 698 Bridge and spire — Fordwich.
148, Hailsham Avenue,
Streatham Hill.
1900. 760 The Stour, Sturry.
SWAINE, B  Painter.
1832. 467 Cheddar cliffs.
SWAINE, T  Painter,
12, Queen St., Golden Square.
1805. 301 View of Northaw Church, Hert
fordshire.
{T. Swaine in the index, J. Swaine in the
catalogue.)
SWAINSON, Miss Mary  Painter,
The Ladies' College, Cheltenham.
1891. 2016 A peasant of Breisgau; bust.
41, Circus Road, N W.
1897. 2071 Case of three medals; bronze.
2, Southend Villas, Cheltenham.
1900. 1946 Part of a design for a fountain.
SWAINSON, William, Miniature Painter,
20, Beauclerc Road, Hammersmith.
1884. 957 A portrait.
1885. 1576 do,
1888. 1526 The late Mrs. M. B. Meares.
SWAINSTON, Miss Laura... Painter,
The Elms, Sunderland.
1890. 1096 A toUer of the fields.
1892. 1526 Adversity.
1894. 80 Ewart; portrait of a lady.
SWALLOW, Miss Jane F, ...Painter,
15, Whitehead's Grove.
1864. 184 A study.

SWALLOW, John Charles... Painter,
22, East Parade, Leeds.
1855. 190 Study of a cactus.
170, Brompton Road.
1869. 139 Marie Louise pears from Jer
sey.
3, Warrington Gardens, Maida Hill.
1876. 204 The larder.
SWAN, Miss Alice Macallan. Painter,
Alice C. Swan, Sun Mount, Cork.
1882. 1090 Lent Lilies.
1883. 1094 Azaleas.
1884. 1063 do.
1095 Cinerarias. Miss A. M. Swan,
Sun Mount, Cork.
1885. 1427 Roses.
1887. 1176 Early spring. 35, Brook Green.
1888. 1 1 84 Harmony in white and gold.
1890. 1226 Our Lady of Roses. "Look
upon our simple offering
Nought but roses on this
day."
1896. 865 Harbingers of spring.
1041 Strawberries and peaches.
1094 Poppies.
40, Milson Road, Addison Road.
1898. 1 1 50 Our Lady of Roses.
SWAN, Cuthbert E  Painter,
170, Hampstead Road.
1893. 520 "Duke;" a study of a lion.
233«, Stanhope Street, N. W.
1895. 769 At the pool — twilight.
1898. 754 Jaguars at play.
1899. 503 Puma and cubs.
712 Old age.
1900. 562 Wandered from the lair.
SWAN, Edwin  Painter,
109, College Place, Camden Town.
1896. 186 Portrait of a lady.
233a, Stanhope Street.
1898. 132 A Mountain torrent.
Batheaston, Crowborough, Sussex.
1901. 1122 Pasture land.
43, Ampthill Square.
1902. 218 Mrs. D. G. Astley.
SWAN, Miss Emily R  Painter.
174, King St., Hammersmith.
1893. 1020 Pink and white azaleas.

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SWAN, Miss Frances Isabel. Sculptor.
58, Holland Park, W.
1895. •^¦S Bust of a lady.
1896. 1869 Pietro Corsi; bust.
1899. 1972 Marbles; statuette, bronze.
1903. 1829 Adeline; bust, bronze.
SWAN, John Macallan, A.R.A.
Painter and Sculptor.
24, Rue Bonaparte, Paris.
1878. 94 Dante and the leopard. ("In
ferno," Canto I.)
1879. •°°3 -A- fugitive.
Abinger Mill, Wotton, Surrey.
1882. 554 A shepherd boy.
171, Stanhope Street.
1884. 923 Poached eggs.
3, Acacia Road, St. John's Wood.
1889. 136 The prodigal son. Purchased
for the Chantrey Bequest for
206 1 Young Himalayan tiger ;
bronze.
1890. 465 The piping fisher-boy.
614 Lioness defending her cubs.
1891. no African panthers.
1892. 454 Thirst.
544 Lions drinking — sunset.
1992 African panther; statuette,
bronze.
1994 Lioness drinking; bronze.
(Elected A,R,A.)
1894. 222 Orpheus.
1895. 208 The goatherd.
314 Tigers at dawn,
1705 Orpheus; statuette, silver.
1896. 254 The lion hunter.
323 Study of East African leopards.
368 The sirens.
1897. 736 Tigress and cubs at a torrent.
2092 Young Indian leopard and tor
toise; silver.
1898. 331 Fortune and the boy.
356 A broken solitude.
1899. 1924 Leopard eating; bronze.
1927 Leopard running; bronze.
1900. 1938 Puma and macaw; group.
2014 Fata Morgana; statuette,
bronze, cire perdu.
2019 Matthew Maris, Esq.; medal
lion.
1901. 1818 Puma and macaw; group,
bronze.
1902. 3 Leopardess and young descend
ing hill.
102 Mrs. Alexander C. lonides.
170 Lioness and cubs drinking at a
torrent.

1902

454 John Zarify, Esq.
760 Alexander C. lonides, Esq.
1617 Wounded Leopard. {Sculpture.)
1722 Boy and bear cubs; group,
bronze.
1725 Polar bears; silver piece.
64 Iris.
115 The Cascade.
165 The young bathers.
1734 A mermaid; statuette, silver.
{Mr. Swan was elected R.A. in 1905.)

1903

1904

SWAN, Miss Mary E  Painter.
Lauriston, Bromley.
1890. 363 Miss White.
1894. 271 Oranges and lemons.
SWANN and WRIGHT. Architects.
Wheeler Gate, Nottingham.
1904. 1623 Library and museum. Limerick,
SWANDALE, G  Painter.
G. Swandale, at Mr. Collins',
3, Great Knight Rider, St.,
Doctors' Commons.
1824. 155 Miss Matthews as a match girl.
65, Frith Street, Soho.
1827. 162 Portrait of an artist.
18, Chenies Street.
1833. 469 Miss Fanny Walker.
G. Swandale, 12, Charlotte Street,
Bloomsbury.
1838. 353 A child with fruit.
SWANSTON and LEGGE. Architects.
196, High Street, Kirkcaldy, N.B.
1897. 1888 Villa, Dalhousie Road, Car
noustie.

SWAN WICK, Harold  Painter.

Clive, Winsford, Cheshire.

1889.

1080 A sower.

1890.

658 Resurgam.

1891.

144 Ploughing.

1892.

447 "Ah! whoa, whup!"

707 Mending nets — Conway.

1893.

1 1 36 Evening.

1894.

192 The last load.

1895.

380 The close of day.

1896.

1156 Her Kitten.

1897.

427 Evening after a hot day.

1085 The Djudjura Mountains, from

Mustapha, Algiers.
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309

Clive, Middlewich, Cheshire.
1898. 461 An old farmyard.
1079 An Arab market, Algiers.
1899. 886 The drinking trough.
1904. 948 Potato getting.

SWARBRECK, Samuel Dunkinfield. Painter.
7, Campden Grove.
1852. 1298 The ancient Common Hall
entry, now called The
Widow's Close, Chester.
5, Mortimer Street.
1853. 1223 Interior of Rosslyn chapel,
showing the apprentice
pillar.
1854. 1126 Watergate row, Chester.
9, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square.
1855. 32 Norman doorway, Thwaite
church, Norfolk.
II 67 Interior, Haddon,
1856, 19 Bed-room of Mary, Queen of
Scots, Holyrood Palace :
showing the anteroom
whence Rizzio was dragged
and murdered, and the
secret staircase by which
the conspirators entered.
II 59 Interior of St. John's Church,
Chester. 31, Oakley Square.
1862. 367 Interior of an ancient hall in
Norwich.

SWEETING, R. G  Painter,
25, Paradise Place, Stockwell.
1845, 1048 Beggars, Dinan, Bretagne,
Abbotsbury, Dorchester, Dorset.
1846. 261 An altar in the little church of
St. Ouen, Dinan, Brittany.
1847. 659 Fishing group on the west
Coast of Cornwall.
Souftan Cottage,
Albion Road, Hammersmith.
1856. 692 German mendicants; a wayside
sketch.

SWIFT, Miss Georgina  Painter.
8, Summer Place.
1859. 181 Portrait.
1 86 1. 62 Marianne. 16, West Cromwell Road.
1870. 483 Janette.
1874. 955 In Scheveningen Bosch.

SWIFT, Miss Catherine Seaton For-
man (Kate), afterwards Mrs. Chris-
tophe Bisschop  Painter,
8, Sumner Place, Onslow Square.
1861. 255 Clementina.
635 At the weU.
1866. 300 "A maiden leant on the window
sill.
And oh! but the maiden was
fair to see,
The glittering jewels neglected
fell,
As she clasped the blossoms
she loved so well, etc."
25, Lansdowne Crescent, Notting HiU.
1867. 27 Andrew, the son of the Rt.
Hon. Sir James Colville.
1868. 653 Mrs. Richard Strachey.
{See Mrs. Christophe Bisschop,
vol. i, page. 203.)
SWIFT, Miss Louise B  Painter,
23, Lansdowne Crescent.
1868. 351 Miss Alice Judd.
SWIFT, Mrs. W. B. (E. H.). Painter.
Mrs. W. B. Swift, 81, Gower Street.
1835. 274 Contemplation.
1838. 332 Portrait of a girl at work.
1 84 1. — Three portraits.
{This is not in the index,
but it is somewhere in the
catalogue. I found it thirty
years ago, but cannot do so
now)
1842. 477 The Hon. Augustus Charles
Henry Hervey, second son
of Earl Jermyn.
3, Greenaway Place, Lewisham.
1848. 656 The Eari of Scarborough.
Mrs. E. H. Swift,
3, Greenaway Place, Lewisham.
1852. 181 Portrait.
1854. 1334 Lilly. 37, Gloucester Terrace, Blackheath.
1856. 608 Portrait of a lady.
1857. 32 do. child.
1859. 614 do. lady.
SWINBURNE, T. H  Painter.
12, St. Augustinis Road,
Camden Square.
1855. 608 "My hand and sword defend
this word."

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SWINGLER, John Frank ... Painter.
65, Sydney Street, Fulham Road.
1886. 878 StiU hfe 48, Limerston Street.
1887. 765 Roses.
1888. 816 Still-life.
883 SheU-fish.
954 Oranges. 16, Waldemar Avenue, Fulham Road.
1889. 914 Roses.
1890. 46 Fruit.
32s SheU-fish.
342 Still life.
587 Fruit. 4, Lalor Street, Fulham.
1 89 1. 509 Herrings and smelts.
1892. 1288 StUl-life.
1893. 296 Blood-oranges,
1894. 665 Gurnet, etc.
694 Orange and blue.
20, Walham Grove.
1896. 606 Haddocks,
1897. 791 Fruit. 19, Prebend Gardens, Chiswick.
1899. 530 Lemons and nuts.
1900. 196 Gurnet.

SWINSON, Edward S  Painter.
3, Clifton Hill Studios.
1893. 584 Portrait of a girl.
1894. 701 B. E.Ward, Esq.
1895. 856 A daughter of Eve.
1896. 435 Portrait of a gentleman.
712 do. do.
15, Bilton Road, Rugby.
1897. 752 Portrait of a gentleman.
24, Holland Road, W.
1902. 57 A study, head ofa woman.

SWINNERTON, See Swynnerton,

SWINSTEAD, Alfred H, ... Painter,
A. Swinstead,
12, St. Mark's Square, Kingsland.
1874. 234 A boy.
973 In the garden.
1877. 965 Playing. A. H. Swinstead,
70, Jenner' s Road,
Stoke Newington.
1888. 602 Boats at Lyme Regis,
1897. 877 By the new Forest,

SWINSTEAD, Charles Hillyard, Painter.
C. Swinstead,
II, Queen's Road West, Chelsea.
1863, 481 My boy.

SWINSTEAD, Frank H  Painter,
Ivy Bank, Crouch End Hill.
1899, 326 Preparing for the regatta.

SWINSTEAD, George Hillyard, Painter.
12, St. Mark's Square, West Hackney.
1882. 763 By appointment.
1883. 881 "When trumpets call, then
homes are broken."
Ivy Bank, Crouch End Hill.
1884. 608 " Good things of day begin to
droop and drowse."
1524 A happy family.
1582 "Oh! merry goes the time
when the heart is young,
etc."
1885. 603 The first step.
614 Hours of idleness. Savoy Studios.
1886. 64 "He's coming."
602 The first-born.
1227 The pigeons' breakfast.
24, Weston Park, Crouch End.
1887. 528 A Surrey Village Common.
969 " And the story of the mouse
came true." "When fireside
stories have been told, etc."
1888. 540 "Rats, Toby!"
1890. 339 Waiting.
500 Baby's own.
1891. 368 Granny's May-blossom.
1893. 425 Half afraid.
1894. 296 Evening on the Lyn.
531 A wet day — Lynmouth.
1895. 764 Across the bridge of time.
"Life appeareth for a little
time, and then vanisheth
away."
1896. 948 Her old love.
1898, 202 Dorothy, daughter of Frederick
Sherlock, Esq,
1899. 577 Wild flowers and thorns.
1900. 270 The road from Gizeh to Cairo.
681 A wild flower.
787 Old boat-house — Littlehamp
ton. 81, Hornsey Rise.
1 90 1. 560 First on the Antarctic Con
tinent; Mr. C. E. Borch-

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grevink, F.R.G.S,, Com
mander of the British
Antarctic Expedition, 1898-
1900, on his reaching farthest
south, 78" 50'.
Kidderpore Avenue, Finchley Road.
1902. 292 "All square and one to play."
The early days of golf.
1903. 340 Poppy land: Erica, daughter
of Samuel James, Esq.
685 Violets: Mrs. G. Hillyard
Swinstead.
1904. 71 Pomona's blossom. Miss
Eulalia HiUyard Swinstead.
SWINTON, James Rannie,
Painter and Crayon Painter,
5, Buls trade St., Welbeck St.
1844. 20 The Marchioness of Douro.
191 Viscountess Camden.
502 Miss Farquhar.
682 The Hon. Frederick Bruce.
709 Professor Wilson.
1845. 253 Lady de Tabley and child.
312 The Marchioness of Douglas.
1846. 20 A portrait.
76 Mrs. Gambler Parry.
1847. 302 Mrs. Campbell, of Skipup.
745 His Excellency the Earl of
Elgin and Kincardine, Gov
ernor General of British
North America.
817 H.R.H. the Duke of Cam
bridge.
1848. 384 Lady Anne Charteris.
537 The Hon. Francis Charteris,
M.P.
I, St. George's Road,
Eccleston Square.
1849. 468 Lord Dufferin.
555 The Hon. Mrs. Charles Cust.
662 Lady Clementina Villiers, in a
costume worn at the Fete at
Fulham, on the 19th July,
1848.
714 Viscountess Jocelyn.
922 Edmund St. John Mildmay,
Esq.
1850. 187 The Marchioness of Salisbury.
1040 Lady Harriet Anson.
1054 Viscountess Maidstone.
185 1. 62 Miss Lygon.
444 Mrs. Hanmer.
750 Viscountess Jocelyn,
1014 The Duchess of Argyle.
1852. 35 Lady Dufferin, the Hon. Mrs.
Norton and Lady Seymour.
118 Lady Burghley.
1853. 271 Lady de Blanquiere.

1853-1854.

1855-1856.
1857-

1858.
1859. i860. 1861,1862.1863.

1865.

1866.

1867.

1868.

43 •
973 77
337
798

170

1869.

565 Viscount Maiden.
914 Miss Louisa Steel.
938 Viscountess MandeviUe.
77 Lady Ribblesdale.
542 The Dowager Lady Ward.
918 The Countess of Strathmore.
924 Lady Augusta Sturt.
572 Mrs. Dalton.
6 Lady Claud Hamilton.
42 The Marchioness of Stafford.
411 Lady Eastlake.
779 The Duchess of Wellington.
238 Hon. Mrs. Duncombe.
The Hon. Alfred Stourton.
Earl Vane.
Mrs. Holford.
Lord Seymour.
Miss Herbert, late of the Royal
Olympic Theatre.
9, Park Street, Westminster.
Mrs. Dudley C. Marjoribanks.
454 Lady Georgiana Balfour.
573 Lady Claud HamUton.
84 Lady Diana Pakington.
767 Lady Dufferin.
860 H.R.H. the Duchess of Cam
bridge.
33, Warwick Place, Pimlico.
629 The late Lady Matilda Butler.
668 The Duchess of Hamilton, nee
Princess Marie of Baden.
Lady Diana Beauclerk.
Lady Hermione Graham.
The Hon. Lady St. John Mild
may.
Mrs. Davenport Bromley and
Lady Mackenzie, of Gaer-
loch.
853 Viscountess Castlerosse; sketch
for a picture.
H.R.H. The Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
Miss Burdett-Coutts.
The Countess of Fife.
Study from nature.
H.R.H. Princess Mary of
Cambridge.
The Countess of Ducie.
Mrs. Broke.
Lady de Ros.
636 Mrs. Charles Baring.
766 The Hon. Mrs. Baring.
28 Earl Bathurst.
69 Colonel Probyn, C.B., V.C,
and Honorary A.D.C. to the
Viceroy of India and H.M.'s
Indian Cavalry.
296 Lady Dufferin.
118 The Dowager Countess of
Westmoreland.

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379

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161
678 77
671
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293 507

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Swinton, James Rannie — continued.
1869. 447 Lord Heytesbury,
794 Field Marshal Sir Wm. May
nard Gomm, G.C.B.; crayon
drawing.
802 Lady Eastlake, 1863; crayon
drawing.
889 Miss Washington Jackson.
1872. 1307 The late Lady Charlotte Bury;
crayon drawing.
1329 Baroness Gray of Gray; crayon
drawing.
1873. 245 Colonel the Hon. Dudley Fitz
gerald de Ros, First Life
Guards. -
1257 John Steel, R.S.A., Her Ma
jesty's Sculptor for Scotland;
crayon drawing.
1266 Miss Hope Scott, of Abbots
ford; crayon drawing.
1874. 468 The Hon. Mrs. Vesey.
1060 The Countess Th^rfese Carac-
ciolo; crayon drawing.
{Before 1869 it is difficult to distinguish
the crayon drawings, as no indication is
given in the catalogues; the higher numbers
are the only guide. )
SWOBODA, Rudolf  Painter,
I, Wychcombe Studios, N. W.
i8gi. 336 Bazaar in Assouan.
1892. 1006 A baker's shop, Cashmere.
1 316 A peep at the train — India.
SWYNNERTON, Miss Annie L.
Painter,
27, Clareville Grove.
1902. 19 Summer music.
SWYNNERTON, Joseph William, Sculptor,
J. W. Swinnerton, Rome.
1873. 1574 Cain: "I know not — am I my
brother's keeper? "
1875. 1343 Bust of Mrs. Duncan Matheson.
2, Via Montebella, Rome.
1883. 1538 First steps; group, marble.
1642 Mischief; bust, marble,
26, Gordon Square.
1884, 1676 The Victor,
J. M. Swynnerton,
15, Douro Place, Kensington.
1896, 1794 Group, representing the upper
portion of a fountain,
J. W. Swynnerton, 27, Clareville Grove.
1902, 1637 The Right Rev, WUliam Gor
don, Bishop of Leeds; bust,
marble.

1903. 17 1 5 The late Lord RusseU of KUl-
owen; bust, marble. To be
placed in the Town Hall,
Newry.
SWYNNERTON, Mrs, Joseph Wil
liam, See Miss Anna Louisa Robin
son, vol. vi, page 335.
{On page 335 it says in error, " see Mrs.
Swynnerton " ; but she has not exhibited at
the Royal Academy since her marriage)
SYDDALL, Joseph  Painter,
Old Whittington, Chesterfield.
1898. 1529 Miss A. E. Spong.
1899. 1523 Portrait of a gentleman.
1904. 1366 Mrs. Eric Byron.
SYDNAS, A  Painter.
St. Giles' Hill, Norwich.
1868. 335 Study of a head.
SYER, James  Painter.
J. Syer, Junr.,
25, Lorrimore Road, Walworth.
1872. 522 An Autumn day on the Cornish
coast.
576 Off' to the wreck.
1873. 330 St. Michael's Mount, from
Marazion, CornwaU.
SYER, John, R.I.  Painter,
1846. 62 View of Wick Rocks, near
Bath.
1851. 476 Scene near Bath.
5, Grove Place, Ridland, Bristol.
1852. 401 Sea piece on the Coast of
Devon.
12, Upper Park Street, Clifton.
1853. 1261 Scene on the coast of North
Devon. 5, Oakfield Place.
1857. 1060 Clovelly, North Devon.
1 1 25 Near Clovelly, North Devon.
2, Hampton Road, Cotham, Bristol.
1863. 599 Voss Modin, North Wales.
1865, 491 Foss Nodin.
499 Garden Park — Springtime.
6, Aberdeen Terrace, Clifton.
1866. 475 Lyn Cwm Funin, Snowdon in
the distance — early morning.
1869. 13 The way to the lake.
187 1, 69 Scene from Fluelen; Head of
Lake Lucerne,
1872, 93 Scene in North Wales.
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II, Queen's Terrace, Haverstock Hill.
1873. 193 Near Festiniog, North Wales.
1039 In the Lledr VaUey, North
Wales.
2, Oppidans Road, Primrose Hill.
1874. 244 "Mountains on whose barren
breasts The labouring clouds
do often rest."
1875. 556 Near Barmouth.
843 Scene in North Wales.
SYER, K. S  Painter.
10, Panton Street, Haymarket.
1798. 292 Melancholy.
SYKES, Arthur  Architect.
16, Brunswick Square.
1889. 1929 Design for a free library.
45, Finsbury Pavement.
1903. 1487 Business Premises, High Hol
born.
{See also Garlick, Park and Sykes,
vol. 3, page 205.)
SYKES, A. Bernard  Painter.
Perry Hill, Catford.
1894. 433 The pursuit of wealth,
SYKES, George  Painter.
33, Estate Buildings, Huddersfield.
1900. 1339 The old path through the wood.
1904. 1009 The Wharfe at eventide, Bolton
Abbey.
SYKES, Godfrey. Decorative Painter.
South Kensington Museum.
1862. 902 First sketch for decorating with
wall mosaics the panels for
the International Exhibitions
at South Kensington.
1864. 813 Design for decorating the soffit
of an arch in South Court of
South Kensington Museum.
814 Design for decorating with
mosaic, wood-carving etc.,
the South Court of South
Kensington Museum.
SYKES, Henry  Painter.
18, Northumberland Place.
1877. 768 In Fixby Park, Yorkshire.
886 Summer. Old Hall, Littleover, Derby.
1887. 1302 Summer roses.
1889. 1314 Idlers,
141 1 A reverie.
vn.

2, West Hampstead Studios.
1891. 1288 Fallow land.
1893. ••^3 Sainfoin.
1895. 785 The ploughboy's team. "When
summer reddens and when
autumn beams." — Thomson.
SYKES, Miss Marianne. Miniature Painter.
52, Delaney Street.
1876. 1248 Rosina, daughter of James
Waddell, Esq.
1878. 1292 Charles Pigott, son of Sir
Eustace F. Piers, Bart.
1879. 1307 Harold, son of James Waddell,
Esq.
1348 James Waddell, Esq.
1881. 1285 Harold, son of James WaddeU,
Esq.
1305 The late Frederick Arber, Esq.
1338 SybU, daughter of James Wad
dell, Esq.
1882. 1402 A portrait.
141 5 The late James Watson, Esq.,
F.R.G.S.
1883. 1254 Edward Lloyd, Esq.
1884, 1 5 10 Janet, daughter of Frederick
Whitman, Esq,
1885, 1485 Henry Nash, Esq,
1523 Mrs, Nash.
1557 Elizabeth, Countess of Devon.
1887. 1365 The Eari of Abingdon.
1376 The late Mrs. Louisa Diana
Lloyd.
1888. 1535 Miss Mary Arber.
1891. i486 Algernon, son of Albert Dibley,
Esq.
SYKES, Mrs  Miniature Painter.
15, Frederick Place.
1840. 616 Master Mivart.
1 85 1. 999 Portrait of a lady.
I, Union Place, Regents Park.
1854. 674 Portrait of a gentleman 93 years
of age.
1855. 918 L. R. Sykes, Esq. 14, Duke Street.
1857. 688 Portrait of a lady.
1858. 673 do. do.
291, Regent Street.
1859. 776 Portrait of a lady.
SYKES, Peace  Painter.
Ramsden Estate Buildings, Huddersfield.
1872. 701 An old barn at Dalton, near
Huddersfield.
1885. 1324 A Study in Fosforth GiU,
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Sykes, Peace — continued.
1886. 1232 On the Wharfe, near Bolton
Abbey.
1888. 1188 Bradley Glen, Yorkshire.
1889. 1374 Posforth Bridge, Yorkshire,

SYLVESTER, C.J  Painter.
96, Great Russell Street.
1846, 635 Scene in Derbyshire,
1847. 58 On the river Thame,
386 On the river Wye in Derby
shire,
1848. 246 River scene.
470 Scene near London.
1849. 96 do. do.
432 A path.

SYLVESTER, John Henry, Painter,
16, Melbury Road.
1883. 1495 Sad.
1888. 1008 Winifred.
1889. 1056 Cairene water-carriers.

SYLVESTER, W  Painter.
15, Church Lane, Chelsea.
18 14. 670 Flowers.
SYME, John ^., R.S.A  Painter.
J. S. C. Syme,
4 Queen Street, Edinburgh.
1819. 553 Dr. Barclay, FeUow of the
Royal College of Physicians
and Royal Society of Edin
burgh.
1820. 542 Dr. Monro, Professor of Ana
tomy in the University of
Edinburgh.
S YME , Patrick, R.S.A  Painter,
47, North Frederick Street,
Edinburgh.
18 1 7. 744 Portrait of a lady.
745 Peaches.
793 A group of spring flowers.

SYMES, Mrs. ...
1847. 887 Fruit.

Painter.

SYMINGTON, Lindsay D,... Painter

1902. 321 The potato garden
1903, 337 JoUy Lane Cot

Prince Town, Devon.

SYMONDS, E, ... Miniature Painter,
Dover.
1836. 889 Portrait.
SYMONDS, William Robert, Painter,
21, Fore Street, Ipswich.
1876. 206 Portrait of a little girl.
1877. 306 Portrait,
1879, 1046 Nellie. Soane Street, Ipswich.
1880, 388 Winifred, daughter of Frederick
Fish, Esq,, of Ipswich.
591 At the market-gate.
The Studios, Holland Park Road.
1881. 37 SterUng Westhorp, Esq.
316 Henry John des Vceux, grand
son of John Pender, Esq.,
M.P.
577 Robert Lacy Everett, Esq.
Presentation portrait.
1882. 169 Mrs. Daniel Lister.
277 Lieutenant Frederic Philip
Forster Wood, 7 th Royal
Fusiliers, kUled in action
during the sortie from Kan
dahar, August 16, 1880.
286 Captain Berners, R.N.
420 Florence, daughter of Thomas
Lea, Esq., M.P.
601 Mrs. Miller, Ipswich.
1883. 151 J. Denison Pender, Esq.
253 Jim, grandson of Sir James
Anderson.
345 Mrs. Charles Cheston.
509 Rev. D. P. Chace, D.D., Prin
cipal of St. Mary HaU, Ox
ford. Painted for the members
of the Hall.
1884. 196 Mrs. Packard.
284 Mrs. Weller-Poley.
1885. 471 Sir Richard Wallace, Bart.,
M.P., K.C.B.
1886. 226 Viscount and Viscountess Sher-
brooke.
264 Beatrice and Edmund, young
est children of Henry A.
Brassey, Esq.
1887. 255 Mr., Mrs. and Master Hol
lond of Benhall Lodge, Sax-
mundham.
349 Surgeon-General W. C. Mac
lean, M.D., C.B., Professor
of Military Medicine, Army
Medical School. Presenta
tion portrait.
489 Portrait of a lady.
1888. 257 Sir William Aitken, M. D.,
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1889.1890. 1891.1892.

1893.1895.
1896.

1897.1898.
1899.

1900. 1901.1902.

1903

1904.

481
••55

logy. Army Medical School.
Presented to the Royal Vic
toria Hospital, Netley, etc.
378 The Ven. Archdeacon Groome.
Presentation portrait.
431 Leonard, youngest son of Al
fred Tate, Esq.
Mrs. Hutton, St. Petersburg.
Portrait of an old lady.
132 Wm. Travers, Esq., M.D.
610 A morning meal.
64 Mrs. John Cameron Grant.
577 Mrs. T. P. Borrett.
Cornwall Lodge,
Rowan Road,
Brook Green.
307 Kittens.
70 Mrs. Patrick Grant.
861 Family cares.
317 Esme and Stella, grand- daugh
ters of Jas. T. Chance,
Esq.
598 The Hon. Mrs. Kenneth F.
Gibbs.
652 Maurice, son of J. Richards
KeUy, Esq.
Oswald, son of Archibald E.
Scott, Esq.
Lilika, daughter of R. Wemyss
Swan, Esq.
Sylvia and Dorothy, daughter
of W. Peart Robinson,
Esq.
Harry and Alick, sons of the
Hon. Henry Cubitt, M.P.
Children of J. Binney, Esq.
883 Charhe, son of F. Shaw, Esq.
895 Babes in the wood.
548 Marjorie, daughter of Thomas
P. Borrett, Esq.
788 Surgeon-GeneralJameson,C,B. Presentation portrait.
336 Mrs. Caleb Rose.
727 Hugh and Rowland, sons of
the Hon. Henry Cubitt,
M.P.
316 Heather.
492 Hugh and Eustace, sons of
G. F. Chance, Esq.

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SYMONS, George G  Painter,
297, Upper Street, Islington.
1899. 776 Rock-bound Cornwall.
2, Cobden Crescent, Grandpont, Oxford.
1904. 893 The wind, the rain and the
struggling spring : Corn
wall,

SYMONS, William Christian, Painter.
7, South Lambeth Road.
1869. 815 Lilly.
1872. 472 Curiosities.
1873. 1061 Parting advice,
1875. 343 Neglected.
583 In hori mortis. "The time of
my departure is at hand,
etc." — 2 Timothy iv, 6, 7, 8.
32, Gloucester Road,

1876. 944
1877. 166524
1389
1878. 156 •57169

1879. 258 390

isao. 157
1881. 19s
1882. 533

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612
1883. 1452
1884. 128
1887. 596
1889. 879
1890. 195
730
1891. 98
1894. 98

Regents Park.
Mrs. Westlake.
I, Holly Place, Hampstead.
Portraits. A sunny page.
Azaleas. Diana hunting.
The triumph of
Bacchus.
Phyllis and Corydon. " Can a
bosom so gentle remain
Unmoved when her Cory
don sighs?" — Shenstone.
Waiting. Dance of reapers and nymphs
in the "Tempest." "Nymphs
called Naiads of the winding
brooks, etc." — Tempest, iv, i.
Chestnut Lodge, Hampstead.
" Tottie; " a portrait.
Men of mettle.
Margaret of Anjou and the
robber of Hexham. "After
the battle of Hexham, Mar
garet and her son, flying to
wards the border, were cap
tured by robbers, from whom
they escaped. They met an
armed man, to whom Mar
garet discovered herself, im
ploring his protection. He
carried the young prince to
his cave, and there secreted
them until they were able to
escape into Scotland."
"Trottie," daughter of Bart.
Rous, Esq.
Returned from the war; a tale
in the barrack room, ist
Life Guards.
The Union Jack.
55, Park Road, N. W.
Portrait of a lady.
Summer evening, Hythe.
Mayfield, Surrey.
A smithy.
A bright winter morning.
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Symons, William Christian — continued.
1896. 235 Spring blossoms.
The Yew Trees, Mayfield.
1898. 370 Electricians,
634 Just before sunset, AprU,
653 St. John in Patmos,
1899. I Casablanca.
952 Secrets.
SYMS, James J  Painter.
30, Ravensbourne Gardens,
West Ealing.
1903. 1328 Gloucester Cathedral, from
Dean's Yard.

SYNGE, Edward M  Painter.
Eastlands, Weybridge.
1899. 148 1 Forge at Samaden.
1900. 1557 Tyrolese Cottages.
1559 Hay-barn, Cortina.
13, St. Leonard's Terrace,
S.W.
1901. 1451 Low tide at Pont Aven.
1453 Concameau.
1902. 1278 St. Gervais, Paris.
1903. 1324 St. Jacques, Paris.
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

TABER, F  Architect.
131, Long Acre.
1803. 994 Design for a mausoleum.
TACONET, Charles  Medalist.
12, Queen Anne Street.
1790. 522 The Death of Milo.
535 Venus instructing Cupid in
archery.
1791. 278 Portrait of a gentleman {Mr.
Burke); design for a medal.
1792. 720 Atlas.
TADOLINI, Adam Scipione. Sculptor, Rome.
1830. 1266 Bust of Sir Henry Willerton,
Bart. {Tadolini in the index,
Tadoline in the catalogue)
Tadolini, Rome.
1853. 1452 Marble bust of His Holiness
Pius IX.
TAFFS, Charles H  Painter.
13, Mervan Road, Brixton Hill.
1896. 1496 Summer song.
1897. 1690 "Outside only!"
1898. 1466 Far away.
TAIT, Miss Adela Seton-. ... Painter.
99, Burnt Ash Road, Lee.
1897. 720 Nasturtiums.
1900. 425 Fruit.
797 Primroses.
TAIT, J  Architect.
16, Hemingford Road, N.
1862. 905 St. Paul's, north-west view.
TAIT, Mrs. M. A  Painter.
Mrs. Tait, 18, Gloucester Street.
1839. 238 Landscape — moonlight.
40, Hoxton Square.
1845, 664 Landscape. Mrs. M. A. Tait,
40, Hoxton Square.
1846. 608 A Landscape.
TAIT, Robert S  Painter.
1845. 859 Love awakening to his own
sweet music. " Hush ! hush !
said Venus, no other sweet

1848. 1849.1850.

1851.

1853- 1854.1855- 1856. 1857-

1858.1859.1861. 1863.
1864.1865. 1866.1869.

1875.

voice but his own is worthy
to wake him, etc." — Moore.
R. Tait, 12, Harley Street.
1004 Portrait of a lady,
466 Elizabeth and Mary; or the
Song of the Virgin.
89 The Rev. Gilbert Malcolm,
538 "She was a phantom of delight.
When first she gleamed upon
my sight."
R. S. Tait, 12, Harley Street.
674 Captain Sir Baldwin Wake
Walker, R.N., K.CB,, Sur
veyor of the Navy, late
Admiral of the Turkish Fleet.
R. Tait, 12, Queen Anne Street.
254 Portrait of a young lady.
297 Master Harvey.
144 E. de Pentheny O'Kelly, Esq.
1 341 Captain Harvey.
153 Thomas Carlyle, Esq.
170 Susannah.
276 Dr, Lee of Doctors' Commons
and Hartwell Park.
943 A Chelsea Interior.
232 Mother and child.
466 Brunetta.
377 John Gilchrist, Esq.
3 Portrait at Lugano.
215 Mrs, Stansfeld.
270 Miss A. F. Shaw.
127 Florentine boy.
342 "The future still hides in it
gladness and sorrow."
872 Ahce. R. S. Tait,
Athenceum Club, Pall Mall.
499 A portrait.

TAITT, G. W  Painter.
105, Houndsditch.
1797. 622 A portrait.
623 do. 19, Newgate Street.
1810. 377 A wolf.
TAKUSH, M  Enamel Painter.
42, Newgate Street.
1834. 811 Portrait of a gentleman; in
enamel, from the life.
844 Portrait of a lady; in enamel,
from the life.
1837. 646 Nymph and Cupid; enamel.
After W. Hihon, R.A.

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TALBERT, Bruce James. Architect.
lo, Nottingham Place.
1870. 780 Interior, Dining Hall.
1 6, Bury Street, St. James's.
1 87 1. 917 Interior of Hall. II, Argyle Street.
1872. 1201 A fireplace. 98, Gower Street.
1873. 1198 Entrance to vestibule.
1874. nil Screen, etc. 5, Euston Square.
1875. 966 Entresol, etc.
973 WaU decoration.
1876. 1072 A staircase.
TALBOT, George Q, P  Painter.
Palazzo Doria, Venice.
1 88 1. 740 A study. I, Rue de Courty, Paris.
1882. 980 A lamp from a mosque at
Tunis.
1022 La Mare aux F&s in the
Forest of Fontainebleau.
George A. P. Talbot,
I, Rue de Courty, Paris.
1885. 1401 Study of Persian armour.
TALBOT, John J  Architect,
II, Lord Street, Liverpool.
1 90 1. 1666 Unitarian Church, Birkenhead.
1902. 1462 Liberal Club, New Ferry,
Cheshire.
1463 House at Bromborough, Che
shire.
TALBOT, Lionel A  Painter,
clo J. P. Jacomb-Hood, 26, Tite Street.
1900. 534 Awake! awake!
TALFOURD, Field  Painter,
86, Newman Street.
1845. Ill Portrait of a gentleman.
1189 Henry Jones, Esq.
1846. 94 Portrait of a girl.
Erechtheum Club,
St. James's Square.
1850. 366 Miss Talfourd.
381 Charles Massingberd, Esq.
185 1. 1 123 The Earl of Morley.
1852. 971 Portrait of a lady 22, Sloane Street.
1854. 552 The artist brothers.
1855. 115 Study of a head. 83, Newman Street.
1856. 743 Miss Beamish, daughter of
J, C, Beamish, Esq,, Ply
mouth.

1856. 774 " Fluffy," daughter of W. East-
lake, Esq., Plymouth.
821 J. Salusbury Trelawney, Esq.,
late M.P. for Tavistock.
5, Southampton Row.
859 Head of a Roman peasant.
869 Miss Heaton, Leeds.
837 John Gibson, Esq., R.A.
880 A Roman peasant.
F. W. Talfourd, no address.
834 Miss Medex.
883 Walter Mantell, Esq., New
Zealand.
F. Talfourd, 104, Sloane Street.
722 Jacques Blumenthal.
725 Felice Orsini,
752 J. B. Sterhng, Esq., Cold
stream Guards.
95 Margherita.
732 Miss Collier.
68 A study.
658 The young mother.
44 Evening in the Lledr Valley,
North Wales.
Relicta. " And ever she doth
lament and weepe To tint
her lover soe, etc."
Autumn on the river, near
Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales,
124 The bather's pool.
676 Sir Robert Collier, Solicitor-
General,
455 In the studio.
309 The fisher-boys.
957 The Green Pool, Bettws-y-
Coed.
959 On the Lledr, near Bettws-y-
Coed.

1858.1859.1861.

1862.
1863,
1864.1865.

55

203

1866.

18691870
1873.

TALLEMACH, Richard  Painter,
R. Tallemach, 13, Serle Street.
254 A view on the Thames.
270 A landscape — evening.
752 A view of Buttermere.
4 A view on the beach at Brigh
ton.
147 View in Richmond Park —
moonlight.
204 View of the Green Park, from
PiccadiUy.
183 A view on the Thames, near
Twickenham — morning.

1808.1810.1812.1813.1814.

5iS-

TALLEMACH, William ... Sculptor.
4, Castle Street East.
18 1 2. 906 A small statue ofthe King; to
be executed in bronze.

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1 8 14. 796 Bacchus; a model in wax,
intended to be cast in
bronze.
798 Ariadne; a model in wax, in
tended to be cast in bronze,
TALLENT, J, .,, Miniature Painter,
Hanover Square.
1797. 1013 H.R.H. the Duke of York.
TALMAGE, Algernon M. ... Painter.
St. Ives, Cornwall.
1895. 176 Fading day,
Trecarrel, Redruth, Cornwall.
1896. 75 Through the gathering gloom.
1897. 341 The caress.
1899. 424 A Cornish harvest. Pednolver, St. Ives.
1 90 1. 338 Evening after rain.
420 The noonday sun.
546 The moorland pool.
1904. 790 After rain.
TANCREDI, R  Painter.
99, Long Acre.
1870. 367 Buoso da Duira, who betrayed
Manfredi, King of Naples,
having returned to his coun
try a beggar, is recognized
and reviled by the people for
his treachery.
TANING, J  Architect.
4, Wells Street, Oxford Street.
1834. 955 Design for a castle.
TANKERVILLE, Earl of.
Miniature Painter.
1900. 1363 The Countess of Charieville.
1364 The Countess of Tankerville.
1365 Lord Ossulston.
1366 Master Ronnie Bodley.
TANNER, See Romaine-Walker and
Tanner, vol. vi, page 355.
TANNER, Henry, Junr. ...Architect.
19, Haymarket.
1900. 1696 A sunk garden. 1 2, Regent Street.
1903. 1630 House at Beckenham.
1904. 1494 Hall Place, Shackleford.
1536 Craven House, Kingsway.
TANNEUR, Philippe  Painter.
151, Albany Street,
and 3, Rue Tronchet, Paris.
1841. n8 Marine; representing Dutch
barks.

1841. 230 View of St. Petersburgh, taken
from the bridge of the sum
mer garden,
255 Coast of Dover.
841 View taken in Normandy.
TANNOCK, James  Painter.
35, Leicester Square.
1813. 724 Portrait of a gentleman.
1814. 55 J. Millar, Esq.
18 1 5. 319 Rev. R. Yates.
332 Portrait of a gentleman.
72, Newman Street.
1816. 179 Portrait of a gentleman.
194 W. Graham, Esq.
217 Portrait of a lady.
264 do. do.
883 Mrs. J. R. MiUer.
18 1 7. 92 Walter Denoon, a native of
Inverness, now in London,
aged 102.
221 Portrait of a lady.
372 Sir James Shaw, Bart., Aid.,
M.P.; painted by desire of
the Magistrates and Council
of Kilmarnock, to be placed
in their Town Hall.
181 8. 6 Captain S. Brown, R.N.
152 A. Heywood, Esq.
174 Portrait of a gentleman.
258 do. lady.
281 J. Gladstone, Esq.
298 — Gordon, Esq.
1819. 459 J- Wright, Esq.
1128 Mrs. Campbell.
1820. 56 Dr. Babington.
83 Portrait of a lady.
157 Mrs. Gibson.
174 Portrait ofa gentleman.
16, Newman Street.
182 1. 250 Mrs. Oughton.
278 Portrait of a young officer.
896 Mr. Oughton.
1822. 318 T. Houldsworth, Esq., M.P.
1823. 159 A study from Nature.
177 Portrait of a lady.
269 The Rev.C. A. Moysey, D.D.,
Archdeacon of Bath.
1824. 293 G. Chalmers, Esq., F.R.S,,
S,A.
1826. 160 Robert FuUarton, Esq., Dean
of Guild; painted at the re
quest of the Inhabitants of
Irvine, to be placed in their
Town House.
183 A Scottish country girl prepar
ing to go to market.
1827. 380 Portrait of a gentleman.
1828. 207 do. do.
422 do. lady.

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Tannock, James — continued.
1829. 324 Portrait of a lady.
367 do. do.
1830. 142 do. young lady.
1832. 569 A portrait.
1834. 550 Portrait of a gentleman.
{By F. Tannock in index and
catalogue)
1836. 172 Portrait of a young lady.
185 do. do.
1839. 136 do. an old gentleman.
1841. 129 do. a girl.
TANNOCK, William  Painter.
72, Newman Street.
1818. 321 A Scotch peasant girl.
1819. 421 Portrait of a gentleman.
1820, 120 do, do,
16, Newman Street.
182 1, 13 Miss Janes.
231 A. Riddell, Esq.
438 Mrs. J, R. Miller.
1822. 131 Portrait of a gentleman.
1823, 107 P. Duncan, Esq.
1824. 834 Portrait of a young lady.
1826, 398 Alexander Leiper, Esq,, in the
dress of the Paisley Volun
teer Corps,
900 The Rev. A. Nisbett, Glasgow.
1829. 727 Portrait of a young officer.
1830, 139 Mr. Thom, the celebrated
sculptor of Tam O' Shanter
and Souter Johnney,
1 83 1, 625 Family worship,
TANTARDINI, Antonio ...Sculptor.
Milan.
1875. •3'o Maria (Madame de Stael).
TAPIRO, Jose  Painter.
Tangiers, Morocco.
1896. 1 193 Un Moro negro,
1215 Una novia mora, Fatima,
Tapiro's Studio Street,
Tangiers, Morocco.
1897. 1181 A Morocco bride.
1191 A marabout of Morocco.
1904. 1021 A native cafd in Tangier.
TAPPEN, G  Architect.
Christ Church, Surrey.
1802. 969 Design for gothic chapel at
Sydenham. John Street, Pall Mall.
1803. 997 Villa at Dulwich for C. Druce,
Esq.
1806. 827*Gothic dwelling houseat Syden
ham for R, Shute, Esq.

1807. 1085 Eastcombe House, for D,
Hunter, Esq., near Charl
ton, Kent.
8, Church Street, St. James's.
181 2. 883 Indigent Bhnd School near
the Obelisk, St. George's
Fields, etc.
1815. 826 The Caledonian Asylum, Re
gent's Park.
181 7. 915 Villa in Kent.
1 8 19. 1047 Mansion in style of old Norman
Castle.
1827. 918 Caledonian Asylum, near Battle
Bridge and Holloway. The
proportions of the order are
taken from the Portico of
PhUip, King of Macedon, in
the Island of Delos.
TAPPER, Walter J  Architect.
I, Raymond' s Buildings, Gray's Inn.
1892. 1711 Design for screen and fireplace.
1893. 1640 New chapel at Gray's Inn Gar
dens.
1895. 1451 Bishop's throne, Colombo Ca
thedral.
1896. 1722 Design for triptych in the Eng
lish church at Pau.
1898. 1789 Design for Billiard room.
1900. 1824 Font coverfor Grantham Parish
church.
1902. 1407 Doctor's house, Westchff'-on-
Sea.
1447 Reredos, Grantham Parish
church.
1903. 1552 Design for town church.
1904. 1591 Memorial church to Archdea
con Livingstone, Malvern
Link.
1600 Interior, Cathedral church,
Liverpool; competition de
sign.
TAPPING, G  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797' 3°3 Portrait ofa nobleman's groom.
1798. 593 do. setter just finding
the game.
1799. 62 Portrait of a clergyman.
TAPSTER, R  Architect.
Barnet.
1803. 891 Design for a dairy.
TARAGNOLA, Chevalier G.
Painter and Sculptor.
J. Targnola, 89, High Holborn.
1815. 529 Jacob deceived by Laban.
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in the morning, behold, it
was Leah, etc." — Genesis,
xxix, 25-27.
¦ — ¦ Targnola, 4, Rathbone Place.
1816. 920 Bas-relief: Victory presenting
two dying British Heroes to
Britannia.
Chev. G. Taragnola, 4, Rathbone Place.
1818. 1088 Model for Monument of a
British Hero, representing
Victory crowning the Bust,
and Britannia at the Tomb,
afflicted for her loss.
C. G. Taragnola, 4, Rathbone Place.
1820. 400 Bacchus and Ariadne,
TARBUCK, E. L  Architect.
25, Hanover Place, Kennington.
1848. 1 103 Design for a church.
1854. 1231 A sketch for street architecture,
TARGET, F  Painter.
61, Warren Street, Fitzroy Square.
1836. 397 A dog.
TARNER, Miss G  Painter,
3, Park Street Studios, N. W.
1896. 991 Mrs. Oakley Fisher.
TARRANT, J  Painter,
3, Dorset Place.
1823. 6 Effects of an earthquake.
TARRANT, Percy  Painter.
22, Beaufort Street, Chelsea.
1883. 916 Adrift.
1884. 1 131 Home from the fields.
1886. 1495 Rivals, I, Stanley Villas, Tooting.
1887. 1296 A Lilliputian stack yard, Chan
nel Islands,
1888. 44 Roses.
1890. 97 River folk,
493 A frosty morning; bringing
home the bargain,
II 59 Making a gentleman of him.
1 89 1, 1622 Our Dolly.
6, Chandos Villas, Margate.
1895. 109 A pair of grandfathers.
1896. 1530 Parted.
1899. 1567 The witch's charm.
336, Clapham Road.
1 90 1. 408 A birthday party.
1903. 775 A flower service.
1904. 291 Secrets.
VII.

TARRING, John  Architect,
23, Charles Street.
1838. 1194 Design for a National Reposi
tory of Arts and Sciences.
1848. 1180 House, etc.. South Wales.
1850. 1183 Chapel, etc.. Independent Col
lege, Finchley Road.
1851. 283 Thornton HaU, the seat of the
Hon. Richard Cavendish,
etc.
1853. 1 168 Thornton Hall, Bucks.
II 89 Dining HaU, Thornton Hall,
Bucks. 26, Bucklersbury.
1862. 884 Mansion in Sussex.

TARRING (J.) and SON, Architects,
1876. 1023 Blackburn Congregational
Church.

TARRING and WILKINSON. Architects.
69, Basinghall Street.
1878. 1084 The "Three Nuns" Hotel,
Aldgate.
TARRING, T. C  Architect,
23, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1846. 1272 Perspective view.
1850. 1124 Nobleman's house in New
South Wales.
1853. noo Congregational Church, Clap
ham.
1854. 1 160 Tromer Lodge, Down, Kent;
for Rev. R. Ainslie.

TARRY, Miss Alice (afterwards Mrs.
Frederick Goodall)  Painter,
12, Woronzoiv Road,
St. John's Wood.
1890. 33 The picture book.
1891. 766 "What's o'clock?"
1892. 872 In granny's chair.
1893. 648 The brother's kiss.
62, Avenue Road.
1894. 664 The anxious mother.
1896. 694 The rocking chair. "Hush
thee, my baby."
TARTE, J  Architect.
22,, James Street, Buckingham Street.
1819. 1153 Design for a museum.
182 1. 985 do. church. TT

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TARVER, Edward John... Architect.
10, Grains Court.
1874. 1072 Farmhouse, The Coombe,
Wadhurst.
1876. 1016 Wadhurst Park; private chapel.
1877. 1185 Maison de Chasse, Ardennes;
for the Duchesse d'Ossuna.
1193 Educational buildings, Notting
ham.
1209 Church of AU Souls at Harles-
den.
1878. 1057 Ante-room, Parkfield.
1882. 1203 Dining-room, Wadhurst Park.
1886. 1712 A suburban church.
TARVER, Miss Henrietta M.
Miniature Painter.
The Bungalow, Old Bushey.
1898. 1522 J. R. Brooke, Esq.
1899. 1293 Miss Dorothy Smith.
1340 Miss Ada Henderson.
1900. 1499 Miss Dorothy Wickham.
1515 Miss Mildred Bennett.
15 16 Miss Josephine Tarver.
1522 Vere.
1 90 1. 1307 Miss Kathleen WUson.
1902. 1125 Portrait of a lady.
1903. 1 166 Teddy, son of Geoffrey E.Hale,
Esq.
1232 Phoebe.
1235 Head ofa girl.
1305 Mrs. Henry Tarver.
TASKER, Francis William. Architect.
7, FurnivaPs Inn.
1875. 1035 St. Charles' CoUege, Notting
HiU.
1876. 988 Interior of Roman Catholic
Church, St. Margaret, Bark
ing Road.
1048 Monastery, Highgate HUl.
1877. 1084 Convent for Sisters of Naza
reth, Northampton.
2, John Street, Bedford Row.
1881. 1033 Interior of the church of St.
Patrick, Wapping.
1886. 1713 Holy Cross and All Saints,
Warley.
TASKER, Miss Helen  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1840. 582 Flowers from nature.
TASKER, J  Architect.
59, Mortimer Street,
Cavendish Square.
1782. 526 Elevation designed for a noble
man's seat in the north of
England.

— Tasker.
1784, 416 North view of LuUworth Castle,
Dorsetshire, the seat of
T, Weld, Esq.
417 South-east view of LuUworth
Castle.
/. Tasker, 65, Mortimer Street.
18 14. 715 View of Spetchley, near Wor
cester; for R. Berkeley, Esq.
TASKER, T  Architect.
7, Idol Lane, Tower Street.
181 2. 875 Design for a pavilion.
1814. 752 Interior of a haU.
TASKER, William  Architect.
26, Bedford Row.
1857. 1052 The Church of S. Giovanni e
Paolo, Rome.
1859. 1078 Schools at Stagsden, Beds.
TASSAERT, Philip Joseph. Painter.
28, St. Alban's Street, PaU MaU.
1785. 217 Portrait of a young gentleman;
whole length.
424 Portrait ofa lady; small whole
length.
TASSIE, James  Modeller.
At Mr. Lewis's, Great Newport Street.
1769. Ill Two portraits ; models. {Duke
and Duchess of Athol. —
Walpole.)
1770. 181 Two models in paste.
182 do. do.
1771. 192 A portrait of a nobleman; a
model in paste.
193 A portrait of a gentleman; a
model in paste. (Walpole
says of Tassie, " A Scot.")
Compton Street, Soho.
1772. 252 Portraits of a gendeman and
lady; models in paste.
1773- ^87 Portrait of a nobleman; in
paste.
288 do. do.
289 Portrait of a gentleman.
290 do. lady.
1774. 298 Two portraits of gentlemen ; in
paste,
1775- 3°5 Three cameos of royal por
traits; in paste,
1776, 299 Three portraits ; in paste.
1777. 336 Portraits of a nobleman and
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1777- 337 Portrait of a lady; in imitation
of marble,
338 Portrait of a gentleman.
4, Leicester Fields.
1778. 303 A frame with cameos in paste,
viz.: No. I. Portrait of a
young lady; No. 2. Portrait
of a gentleman ; No. 3 and 4.
Two cameos given annually
as prize medals in the Univer
sity of Glasgow, by Mr. An
derson, for the best physical
essays, and the best speci
men of elocution.
323 Two portraits in paste; imita
tions of marble.
299f A frame with models in paste.
357 Portrait of a gentleman; model
in paste.
362 Portrait of a lady; model
paste,
252 Portraits in paste.
355 Portrait of a gentleman;
paste-
Portrait paste,ton)
357 Portrait of a gentleman; in
paste.
255 Portraits of a lady and gentle
man; paste.
649 Portrait; in paste.
652 do. do.
620 Model, in paste, of a clergy
man {Dr. Chelsham.)
581 Portrait of a gentleman; in
paste.
582 do. do. do.
380 Portrait of a gentleman.
382 do. do.
383 do. do.
625 Portrait ofa gentleman; model
in paste.

1779. 1780.
1781.

1782.1783-1784. 240
1785- 1786.1787. 1788.1789. 1790.1791.

in

in

of a gentleman; in
{Sir William Hamil-

TASSIE, William  Modeller.
20, Leicester Fields.
1798. 837 Head of Mars.
907 Lord Viscount Duncan.
1799. 1092 Six Kings of Scotland; cast in
paste from models.
1800. 861 A model of Mr. J. Tassie.
1804. 943 Dr. Hare.
{For a full account of James and William
Tassie, see John AI. Gray's book, published
in 1894 by Walter Greenoak Patterson of
Edinburgh)
TATE, T. F  Painter.
8, Catherine Court, Tower HiU.
1850. 1049 The way over the brook.

TATE, W.^Christopher  Sculptor.
W. K. Tate,
4, Ryder's Court,
Leicester Square.
1828. 1 163 Bust of a gentleman.
1 165 do. do.
1829. 1185 do. Miss Judd.
1188 do. Miss Tennison.
do. the Hon. George Agar
EUis, M.P., F.R.S.
Bust of Major Bridgeman.
W. H. Tate,
4, Ryder's Court,
Leicester Square.
1833. 1193 Bust of John Lawless, Esq.

1208

1213

TATE,

William (pupil of Wright of

Derbv^  Painter.

Liverpool.

1776.

297 The meeting of BeUisarius with

his daughter Eudoxia.

298 Portrait of a young gendeman.

I, Red Lion Square.
1777.
339 A portrait; three-quarters.
II, Craven Street, Strand.
1778.
302 Portrait of a gentleman; three-
quarters.
1782.
197 Portrait of a gentleman.
Manchester.
1787.
6 Abraham and Isaac.
1791,
5 Portrait of a gentleman.
175 do, do.
1802.
272 Boy blowing a bladder, and
mischievous girl.
469 Girls with a firestick.
1803.
69 E. WUmot, Esq.
Bath.
1804.
405 R. Tyson, Esq.
TATHAM, Charles Heathcote. Architect.
10, Conduit Street.
1797. 113 1 Design in ornament.
1 135 do. for a villa.
Mount Street, Grosvenor Square.
1798. 977 Designs for a candelabra and
Sarcophagia, composed after
the manner of an antique,
and dedicated to a gentle
man.
979 Design for a monument, after
the manner of an antique
Sarcophagus, and dedicated
to an ingenious composer
of ornaments.
980 A design for a private chapel,
with a mausoleum, destined
to be built contiguous to a
family mansion.
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1799. 991

1096

1800.

972
1019
1039

Tatham, Charles Heathcote — continued.
6, Grosvenor Square.
A branch candlestick executed
in gilt bronze,
A frame containing twelve
drawings of a work now
publishing, 6, Charles Street.
A chimney-piece for a gallery.
Design for a museum,
do, cottage. II, Mount Street.
1 80 1. 858 Principal front of Cowdray
Lodge, Sussex.
878 A ViUa intended to be built on
the lakes.
910 South front for Cowdray lodge,
Sussex.
997 A Mausoleum.
1006 Cottages now building in a
gentleman's park in Here
fordshire.
103, Park Street, Park Lane.
1802. 918 The gallery now finishing at
Castle Howard.
921 The Museum now finishing at
Castle Howard.
945 A piece of plate executed for
the Earl of Carlisle.
988 A branch light, executing in
silver.
998 An ornamental piece of plate,
presented by a gentleman to
Admiral Lord Nelson.
1005 An American cottage, designed
to be built in Hertfordshire
for W. Butt, Esq.
1008 South front for Garnons in
Herefordshire, the seat of
Col. Cockerell. York Place.
1807. 1016 A cemetery to be built of granite
for Sir P. Murray, Bart., of
Ochtertyre in Scotland.
1032 Designs for Lynedock Lodge
and offices, in Perthshire, the
seat of Colonel Graham,
M.P.
1033 The fountain and park bridges
at Trentham Hall, Stafford
shire, the seat of the Marquis
of Stafford.
1034 The Cemetery at Trentham, in
Staffordshire, the seat of the
Marquis of Stafford.
1039 The picture gallery at Brockels-
by, Lincolnshire, the seat of
Lord Yarborough.
Queen Street, Mayfair.
1809. 766 The new entrance to the park

at Stoke, in Herefordshire,
designed for the late Edward
Foley.
1809. 784 East, west, and south elevations
of a villa in Scotland.
816 The principal entrance now
building, to the Park at Al
thorpe in Northamptonshire,
seat of Earl Spencer.
837 Plan and elevation of Wilton
Park house in Buckingham
shire, the seat of J, Dupre,
Esq,, M.P., with the altera
tions made in years 1803-4-5.
848 A frame containing the new
lodge to the Park at Trent
ham, Staffordshire, seat of
the Marquis of Stafford —
thegardener's house at Lyne
dock, Perthshire, seat of
General Graham — the lodge
and pheasant houseat Brox-
more, Wiltshire, seat of R,
Bristow, Esq.
1813. 878 The Eari of Cariisle's GaUery
at Castle Howard.
1814, 749 Entrance to nobleman's park
in the North of England,
1817, 894 Mansion for a nobleman.
901 ViUa at Henerton, near Hen
ley-on-Thames, for C, F.
Johnson, Esq,
924 An equestrian statue of the
Duke of Wellington, sur
rounded at its base with the
Waterloo cannon, and pro
posed to be built in the Re
gent's Park,
964 Mansion for a nobleman.
18 18. 928 Design for the Cenotaph of an
Officer who fell in the battle
of Waterloo.
940 Frame containing the picture
gallery at Broklesby, the seat
of Lord Yarborough, and the
drawing room at Broxmore
house, the seat of R. Bristow,
Esq.
1823. 954 Cenotaph to Canova.
996 A private chapel, with a mau
soleum, etc,
1825. 899 Rookesbury in Hampshire, for
the Rev, W, Garnier,
1826. 927 The tower on Holly Hill, in
Rooksbury Park, etc.
962 The tower now erecting on a
rock, at Monrepos, a do
main of Baron Nicolay in
Russia.
1827. 919 Design for a Hospital.

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325

1828. 1074 Triumphal arch to commemor
ate the naval and military
achievements of Great Bri
tain.
1829. 1096 Design for a theatre.
II 19 A monument erected in gra
nite on the domain of Baron
Nicolay at Monrepos in
Russia, to the memory of
the Prince de Broglio and
his brother, both slain in the
Russian campaign.
1830. 1261 The crusader; a study.
1831. 1029 Design for a church near
Southampton.
18, Charles Street, Berners Street.
1835. 985 Design for the new Houses of
Parliament, by converting
Inigo Jones' fine structure
at Whitehall into a House
of Lords, etc.
4, Elizabeth Street, Hans Place.
1836. 1025 West picture Gallery of Bridge-
water House.
TATHAM, Fred.
Miniature Painter and Sculptor.
I, Queen Street, Mayfair.
647 A portrait.

525.

664

do.

20, Lisson Grove.
1830. 1262 Marble bust of C. H. Tatham,
Esq.
1831. 1152 The orphans; a study for a
monument.
12 1 5 Marble bust of the Earl of
Eldon as Chancellor.
1832. 1 1 33 Marble bust of the Earl of
Eldon, ex - ChanceUor of
Great Britain.
1200 Marble bust of John Coley,
Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A., etc
18, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1835. 427 Robert Snow, Junr., Esq.
525 The Hon. George Neville.
549 Robert Snow, Esq.
731 Edward Foss, Esq.
879 Maria; a portrait.
1836. 506 Portrait of a gentleman.
538 do. do.
551 The late Edward Irving, M.A.
563 Portrait of a gentleman.
892 Edward Walpole, Esq.
1837, 578 My comrade's grave. "Three
vollies have graced the tomb
of the brave, etc." — Miss
Pardoe.

1838. 624 Portraits of the children of
Mr. John WUson.
731 Italian boy at supper, — his
brother sick.
745 Gipsy-giri.
755 Bavarian girl singing.
1022 Italian boys begging.
1025 Portrait of a gentleman.
1839. 590 — Bowler, Esq.
627 Montagu Tatham, Esq.
746 Portrait of a lady.
7S9 Miss Bicknell,
873 Henry Knyvett, Esq. Winchester.
1840. 785 The late T. Conway Helps,
Esq.
1 84 1. 620 Portraits of George and Emily
{Sumner), youngest children
of the Bishop of Winchester.
44, Great Marlborough Street.
1842. 598 The late Rt. Hon. General
Sir George Hewett, Bart.,
G.C.B.
599 Portrait sketch of the Bishop
of Winchester {Sumner).
630 Portraits of Philip and Mary,
children of the Rev. Philip
Hewett.
644 The Very Rev. Thomas Gar
nier, D.C.L., Dean of Win
chester.
680 Mrs. Garnier.
719 Portraits of the two daughters
of the Hon. and Rev. P.
Percival.
771 Portraits of Herbert and
Samuel, children of the
Venerable Archdeacon Wil
berforce.
820 The Hon. Captain Caven
dish.
1843. 652 Robert Tatham, Esq.
713 Charles Deacon, Esq.
972 Mrs. Hatchard.
1160 Signor Lablache.
1844. 898 Henry Hodding, Esq.
902 J. Grove, Esq., M.D.
945 Joseph Martineau, Esq.
17, Newman Street.
1845. 688 George Palmer, Esq.
978 The Hon. Frederick Walpole,
Esq.
1040 Viscountess Pollington in a
fancy dress.
1059 Samuel Manning, Esq., Sculp
tor.
1083 The children of William Pal
mer, Esq.
1846. 728 Mrs. Hart, second daughter of
Baron Piatt.

326

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Tatham, Fred. — continued.
1846. 748 Hugh, eldest son of the Hon.
Frederick Ryder.
1 106 Albert, infant son of Viscount
Sandon.
1121 PortraitsofMiss Fanny Blanche
and Miss Susan, daughters of
the Hon. Frederick and Lady
Charlotte Calthorpe Gough,
1 135 PortraitsofMiss Harriet, Miss
Isabel, and Miss Oliva,
daughters of the Hon. Fred
erick Gough,
1152 Captain Hart, of the
H.E.I.C.S. 74, Upper Berkeley Street.
1847. 979 Mrs. Bristow and son.
997 The Misses Alderman.
io3o*Herr Ernst, the celebrated
violinist.
1853. 909 Mrs. Marsh.
943 The Rev. T, Protheroe, of
Whippingham, Isle of Wight,
25, Newman Street.
1854. 957 The children of the Rev, James
Hildyard, of Ingoldsby Rec
tory, Lincolnshire.
994 The Dean of Winchester.
{Thomas Garnier.)
1009 The youngest sons of James
Morrison, Esq,, of Baselden
Park.
1043 David Veasy, Esq,

TATHAM, Miss Helen S. ... Painter.
Duncroft, Shanklin.
1 89 1. 1223 The haunt of the dragon-fly,
near Shanklin.

TATTAM, R  Painter.
1 1, Pleasant Row, IsUngton.
1786. 206 View of Southampton.

TATTERSALL, George... Architect.
Cadogan Place.
1840. 1066 Lady Owen's School, Islington,
for the Brewers' Company.
42, PaU MaU.
1846. 1 159 Entrance from the vUlage of
Rhuabon to Wynnstay, the
seat of Sir W. W. Wynn,
Bart., M.P.
1 209 Lady Alice Owen's Almshouses,
Islington, etc.
1357 Stables at Lady Kirk, Ber
wickshire, the seat of David
Robinson, Esq.

68, PaU MaU.
1848. 1096 Army and Navy Club House,
Pall Mall.
1229 do. do. do.
TATTERSALL, Miss Lily... Painter,
136, High Street, Putney.
1896. 301 Grapes and oranges.

TATTNALL, Miss Diana W.

Painter,

Wellwood, Ryde,

1897. 63 Hayfield.

Isle of Wight.

TAUBMAN, Frank Mowbray. Sculptor,
123, Rue Potagire, Brussels.
1894. 1738 Study of a child; statue.
1895. 1689 WUd ass and panther; group,
bronze.
1897. 1975 Golfer; statuette, bronze.
2046 Lihth; statuette, silver.
66, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1898. 18 12 Joan of Arc; statue.
1959 Adam and Eve; group.
1900. 191 5 Sir Sydney Waterlow, Bart,
Model of a statue to be erected
in Waterlow Park, High-
gate.
1901. 1798 William Martindale, Esq.;
bust.
1902. 1600 Fairy Tales; statuette.
1903. 1699 The butterfly; statue.
1904. 1672 The sandal; statue.
TAUNTON, William  Painter,
1855, 579 Ploughing.
TAKE, Theobald  Painter,
T. Tax, 2, Pelham Place.
1866. 311 Amazon.
TAYLER, A. Chevallier  Painter,
A. Chevalier Taylor,
3, Wharton Road,
Kensington.
1884. 914 Interior of a country druggist's.
A. Chevallier Tayler,
27, Great James Street.
1886. 100 "Not lost, but gone before."
568 F, W. BourdiUon, Esq.
1887. 604 " Bless, O God, these gifts to
our use, etc."
1888. 45 A dress rehearsal.
1889. 387 Confidences.
1 1 32 The encore, "Home, sweet
home,'

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327

1890,1891. 1893.
1894. 1895.1896.

1897.1898. 1899.1900. 1901.

1902.1903.1904.

758 The last blessing.
1049 La vie Boulonnaise.
519 A summer dinner-party.
920 "Gentlemen! The Queen! "
35 A twilight idyll.
1006 Vanities. 30, Sussex Villas,
Cornwall Gardens, W.
957 Cantus evangehi,
1024 Mrs, Herbert W, AUingham.
916 Sisters, " A sorrow's crown of
sorrow is remembering hap
pier things."
1004 " In sickness and in health."
592 Ecce Agnus Dei.
586 " Honi soit qui mal y pense; "
the origin of the Order of
the Garter, King Edward
III, 1349.
6 1 , Carlton Hill, Abbey Road.
793 Dinners and diners.
368 " Benedictio novi militis."
516 The Viaticum.

TAYLER, Arnold S  Architect,
151, Brixton Road.
1895. 1459 Library at Hampstead.
2, The Sanctuary, Westminster.
1898. 1801 Tarn Moor, Hindhead, Hasle-

TAYLER, Charles Foot,
Miniature Painter,
Isle of Wight.
1820. 662 Mrs. Rudge, Senr.
670 M. Robinson, Esq.
677 Mr. E. Tayler.
697 Portrait of a gentleman.
710 Mr. D. F. Tayler.
1 82 1. 641 Portrait of the daughter of the
Rev. J. W, Deacon.
730 Portrait of the lady of the Rev,
J, W. Deacon.
790 Mrs. Brown,
816 Portrait of the artist's mother.
863 Portrait of a young lady. Bath.
1822. 552 Portrait of a gentleman.
573 Young Fehx. '
815 The Influential Star.
816 Portrait. 4, Barton Buildings, Bath.
1823. 646 Captain Rattray, R.N.
661 Miss Carr, of the Theatre
Royal, Bath.
813 The Rev. Charles Abel Moy
sey, D.D,, Archdeacon of
Bath.

3, Oxford Row, Bath.
1824, 685 Portrait of a gentleman,
762 Miss Carr, of the Theatre
Royal, Bath, and the Eng
lish Opera House, London.
1825. 822 Portrait ofthe ladyofM, Blood,
Esq,
1826. 736 Portrait ofa lady as a gipsey.
1827. 654 Bo-peep.
1828. 847 Edward King, Esq.
23, Gay Street, Bath.
1829. 756 Portrait of the lady of the Rev.
T. Hale, D.D.
908 Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq.
1830. 646 Portrait of a gentleman.
925 Mrs. Ashton, of the Theatres
Royal, Bath, and the Hay
market.
1831. 857 Miss Fanny Kemble as Portia.
1835. 617 H. Worsley, Esq.
676 Portrait of a young lady.
757 B. P. Bellamy, Esq., late
manager of the Theatre
Royal, Bath.
7, Oxford Row, Bath.
1845. 723 Admiral Sir WUUam Hotham,
G.C.B.
1846. 840 Mrs. Taylor.
1847. 798 The Marchioness of Donegal.
1850. 785 Miss Marian Cuff.
185 1. 1046 The Rev. E. Mangin.
1852. 674 John Morris, Esq.
1853. 850 Portrait of a lady.
899 Beverley Randolph, Esq., in
the dress of the Beaufort
hunt.
{In the catalogues the name is spelt Tayler
and Taylor.)

TAYLER, E  Miniature Painter,
25, Leadenhall Street.
Captain W. Jackson, Mrs.
Tayler, and himself.
E. Taylor, 25, Leadenhall Street.
H.I.M. Alexander, Emperor of
all the Russias.
E. Tayler, 25, Leadenhall Street.
Ti^ Mr. R. R. Tayler.
749 The late Mr. Hilton Docker.
752 Portrait of a gentleman.
956 Mr. J. Gettings.
699 Portrait of a gentleman.
883 Mrs. Smith.
884 Thomas Smith, Esq., Sword-
Bearer to the City of Lon
don.
713 Mrs. Baker.
726 Portrait of a lady.

1802. 8i

1815. 543

1816.
1817.1819.1820. 1821.

1822.

328

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Tayler, E, — continued.
1822. 802 Portrait of a lady.
814 do. gentleman.
865 Mrs. Curling.
866 J. Curling, Esq.
575 Mr. W. Pardy.
615 T. Davis, Esq.
756 Portrait of a gentleman.
839 Mrs. Ayres.
805 Portrait of a lady.
806 Mrs. Postans.
811 Mr, Postans, Junr.
650 Portrait of a lady.
721 Mrs. Tayler.

1B23.1825. 1827.1828.
1829.

1830.

TAYLER, Edward. Miniature Painter.
E. Taylor, no address.
Portrait of a young gentleman.
Mrs. HoUand.
7, Conduit Street,
Westbourne Terrace.
Miss Taylor.
Mrs. Edward Birch Reynard-
son.
E. Tayler, 7, Conduit Street,
Westbourne Terrace.
Lady Denman.
The Hon. Mrs. Joseph Den-

1857. 704
719721
727745
766

793 839
1858. 681692707
708

7^3

1849. 712 820

1850. 709986

1851. 926 928

1086 Portrait of a lady.
1852. 679 Mrs. Edward Birch Reynard-
son.
699 Miss Benson.
735 Mrs. H. Linwood Strong.
797 Barnet Morier, Esq.
1853. 747 Portrait of a lady.
798 Miniature of Mary Jane and
Emily Sturgis.
819 Mr. Henry Farquharson, Page
of honour to the Queen.
1854. 717 Mrs. John T. Hebbert.
758 The Misses Hope.
810 Henry Denman Macaulay,
Joseph Babington Macaulay,
and A. M. E. Crapper.
863 Daughters of John Bevan, Esq.
884 The Hon. Mrs. Edward Crap
per. 43, Manchester Street.
1855. 786 Mrs. Henry Walter and child.
800 Miss Danks Wright.
806 Portrait.
872 do.
890 Mrs. Manners Sutton.
1856. 805 Mrs. Blaydes Haworth.
812 Mrs. Gream.
850 Miss Swinfen.

723

725

758

1859.

737

765
77°
827
i860.
835
838
848
854
1861.
816
826
830
866
871
875
1862.
710
719
732
744
745
750
760
761
762
1863.
781
828
Mrs. Henry Burroughes.
Major Court.
Miss Louisa Hogge.
A portrait, do.
Theophilus, son of the Hon.
and Rev. Godolphin Hast
ings.
Mrs. Morison.
John Walter, Esq., M.P.
Hon. Mrs. Fraser.
Miss Capel Sandys.
Eldest son of F. A. Sass, Esq.
Margaret, daughter ofthe Hon,
and Rev. Godolphin Hast
ings,
Mrs, Edward Heneage and
chUd.
Master Mountford Wood.
Frederick Tayler, President of
the Water-Colour Society.
Miss Howard and Miss Cathe
rine Howard.
Miss Prince.
Master Alfred Swainson.
Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare, Bart,
Miss Fanny Swainson,
Mrs. Boucherett.
Miss Annie Barnaby,
Lady Huntley.
The daughter of T. Ralph
Ormsby Gore, Esq., M.P.
83, Gloucester Place,
Portman Square.
A study.
Ida, daughter of the Earl of
Tankerville.
NeUy.Mrs. WiUiam Biriey.
Mrs. George Henry Horsfall.
Portraits of children.
The Misses Ibotson.
Viscount Lumley.
Robert, son of Lord Robert
Montague.
Ethel, daughter of Lord Frede
rick FitzRoy.
The Countess of Scarborough.
Sons of F. A. Sass, Esq.
Eva, daughter ofthe Hon. Mrs.
Frederick Byron.
George, son of the Hon. Mrs.
Frederick Byron.
The Hon. Mrs. Woodhouse
Currie.
Mrs. Thomas Yallop.
The children of the Hon. Mrs.
Hughes and of Mrs. John
Leslie, and the son of the
Rev. James Court.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

329

1863. 842 H.R.H. the Prince William.
843 H.R.H. Princess Charlotte of
Prussia.
847 Henry F. Walter, Esq.
859 Mrs. Reynolds Hole.
872 Mrs. John Leslie.
888 Mrs. Bertram Currie.
1864. 712 The Countess of Carnarvon.
714 The Countess of Harewood.
715 The Viscountess Fielding.
721 The Countess Jermyn.
723 Alice, daughter of the Hon.
Mrs. Frederick Byron.
736 The Eari of Denbigh.
1865. 731 H.R.H. Prince Louis of Hesse.
732 H.R.H. Prince Albert Victor
of Wales.
749 H.R.H. The Princess Beatrice.
751 H.R.H. the Princess Alberta
of Leiningen.
752 H,R,H. the Prince of Wales
and H.R.H. the Princess of
Wales.
753 H.R,H. the Princess Victoria
of Hesse.
754 H.R.H. the Princess Louis of
Hesse.
759 Lady Muncaster.
1866. 613 Mrs, Gordon Young.
614 Ethel Mary, daughter of Mel
ville Portal, Esq.
615 Mabel, daughter of Colonel
Charles Baring.
622 John and Cecil, sons of Ed
ward C, Baring, Esq.
623 Emily, daughter of William
Ormsby Gore, Esq.
624 Lord Henry Paulet, son of the
Marquis of Winchester.
641 The Hon, Mrs, Edgar Drum
mond,
649 The Hon. Hugh and Lady
Chariotte Portal.
1867. 823 Mrs. John H, Arkwright.
839 The Duchess of Beaufort.
841 Edith and Constance, children
of the Hon. and Rev.
A. A. B. Hanbury.
842 Edward, eldest son of E.
KnatchbuU- Hugessen, Esq.,
M.P.
850 Viscountess Clifden.
853 The Earl of Harewood.
854 Lady Adelaide Murray.
1868. 781 Olivia, daughter of Colonel
Charles Baring, Esq.
784 Nelly, daughter of Sir Edward
Colebrooke, M.P.
787 Mary, daughter of Sir Edward
Colebrooke, M.P.
vn.

1868. 790 John H. Arkwright, Esq.
793 Mrs. Henry Longley.
804 Genevra,daughterof Sir Edward
Colebrooke, M.P.
829 Master Philip Napier Miles.
1869. 510 Master Edward Colebrooke.
609 Adela, daughter of Melville
Portal, Esq.
656 The late Archbishop of Can
terbury. {Charles Thomas
Longley)
1024 The Hon. Adela Douglas Pen
nant, daughter of Lord Pen-
rhyn.
1044 Alfred, son of Sir Henry Raw-
linson.
1047 Master Charles Wroithesly
Digby.
1048 Katherine, daughter of Mel
ville Portal, Esq.
1053 The Marchioness of Hamilton.
1870. 523 Edith.
541 Miss PoUey.
686 Edward Baring, Esq.
695 William L. Leitch, Esq.
-I Georgina and Seymour, child-
^°° I ren of Allan A. Bathurst,
7°'J Esq., M.P.
713 Isabel, daughter of Sir Dudley
Coutts Marjoribanks.
1871. 624 Mary, daughter of Bertram
Currie, Esq.
631 Emma, daughter of F. A. Sass,
Esq.
715 Hope and Violet, chUdren of
Captain Hopton Stewart.
754 Regret.
1002 Ronald, son of C. A, Murray,
Esq.
1005 Maurice, son of Philip Sartoris,
Esq.
1006 Rachel, daughter of Lord
Henry Scott.
1007 Gwendolen, daughter of H. R.
Hughes, Esq., of Kinmel.
1872. 768 Clare, daughter of H. W.
Schneider, Esq.
817 Nellie and Beatrice, daugh
ters of H. W. Schneider,
Esq.
853 Elizabeth, daughter of Edward
Baring, Esq.
1331 Lady Mary Agar.
1336 Lady Margaret Agar.
1370 The Hon. Sidney Agar.
1873. 878 A fair maid.
1344 The letter.
1390 Ethel, daughter of Granville
Leveson-Gower, Esq.
1874. 738 Old memories. u u

330

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

1875-

926

13201322 648
729
1123

Tayler, Edward — continued.
1874. 817 Victor, Ralph, and Henry
Cornwallis, sons of the Earl
of Yarborough.
Contemplation. Rest.
Mrs. Ridley.
1 308 Mary {Lygon), daughter of Earl
Beauchamp.
Children of Lord Leconfield.
Miniatures of children.
Rosie, daughter of Henry
Schreider, Esq.
Going to the party.
Viscount Halifax.
1125 Mary Beatrice Lane.
1 129 Daughter of Sir WiUiam Mar
riott, Bart.
1130 Susan, daughter of Earl Beau
champ.
1142 Son of Sir WiUiam Marriott,
Bart.
727 Forecasts.
734 Miss Alice Farmer.
742 Kate, daughter of H. Lindsay
Antrobus, Esq.
Rebecca. Nina, daughter of Sir Charles
EUice, K.C.B,
Chandos, son of the Hon.
Chandos Leigh.
Robert, son of Sir Charles
EUice, K.C.B.
The Marchioness of Ormonde.

1876.

812

1231

1238

1 241

1877. 662 Seringas.
711 Alice.
750 " She never told her love, etc."
— Twelfth Night.
872 Viscount Cowhurst, eldest son
of the Earl of Cottenham.
1294 Lady Mary Scott.
1295 Lady Marriott.
1321 Countess Grosvenor.
1878. 663 The birthday gift.
684 " Far away."
1251 The Marquis of Downshire.
1262 Violet, daughter of Sir Charles
and Lady Louisa Mills.
1275 The Hon. Bridget Harbord.
1278 The Marchioness of West
minster.
1280 Lady Theodora Guest.
1879. 875 "Alone, but not lonely."
882 Lady Kilmarnock.
1297 Walter, son of Mr. and Lady
Alice Gaisford.
1298 The Hon. Edward Lygon.
1303 Lady Margaret Lygon.
1312 Viscount Elmley.
1344 Lady Carrington.

1880.

1881,

1883,
1884.1885.

1390

1391

1886.

1887.

1368 Gertrude, daughter of Baron
von Hiigel.
1369 Cecil, son of Edward C. Baring,
Esq.
1370 Dorothea, daughter of Mr. and
Lady Maud Parry.
762 Virginia.
II 56 The late Earl of Cottenham
and Lady Mary Pepys.
1284 Charles Richard John, Earl of
Sunderland, son of the Mar
quis of Blandford.
1339 Hon. Violet Somerset.
1034 The return from church.
1086 La Principessa.
1388 Denzil, son of the Earl of Il
chester.
1389 Muriel, daughter of the Earl of
Ilchester.
Cecilia Marjorie, daughter of
Sir Matthew White-Ridley,
Bart., M.P.
Henry RusseU, son of Henry
Sturgis, Esq.
924 The violet-gatherers.
1049 The captive.
1270 Miss May Sheridan.
1275 Viscount Knebworth.
1276 Hon. Neville Lytton.
1012 Mary Josephine, daughter of
W. T. S. Barber Starkey, Esq.
148 1 Mrs. Mostyn.
1 38 1 Girl with pipes.
141 1 Mrs. Ben Haworth-Booth.
1479 Josd,son of Edward Tayler, Esq.
1495 Mrs. Egerton.
1 56 1 Mary, youngest daughter of
Lord Trevor.
1562 Hon. Eustace Scott Hamilton-
Russell.
1569 The Earl of Aberdeen.
1205 Edward, son of Edward T.
Stanley, Esq., M.P,
1345 Viscountess Halifax.
1393 Lady Glamis.
1249 Roses.
1386 The Rt. Hon. Edward Marjori
banks, M.P.
1387 Mrs. Henry Scott.
1388 Mab.
1389 Henry Scott, Esq,
1549 Harriet, daughter of H. N.
Middleton, Esq.
Laura, daughter of H. N. Mid
dleton, Esq.
Lambert, son of H. N. Middle-
ton, Esq.
Miss Alice Clayton.
1553 Mrs. Hanbury.
1554 Miss Clayton.

1550

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

331

1891.

1889. 1644 Owsley, son of G. Fydell Row
ley, Esq.
1663 Stella, daughter of Sir Matthew
White Ridley, Bart., M.P.
1664 Mrs. Dun Waters.
1665 Mrs. T. Bertram Clayton.
1666 Lady Cremorne.
1667 Lady Ida L. Hare.
1668 Hon. Mrs. Edward Ridley.
1890. 1554 The Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Glyn.
1555 Lawrence, son of Sir Ughtred
Kay Shuttleworth, Bart.,
M.P.
1556 Rachel, daughter of Sir Ughtred
Kay Shuttleworth, Bart.,
M.P.
1557 Mrs. E. W. Price.
1558 Mrs. FydeU Rowley.
1559 Sir Ughtred Kay Shuttleworth,
Bart., M.P. 4, Nottingham Place.
The Countess of Yarborough.
The Earl of Yarborough.
R. N. Sutton Nelthorpe,
Esq.
Jasper, son of Sir Matthew Rid
ley, Bart., M.P.
Lady Colebrooke.
The Hon. Mrs. Frederick Pon
sonby.
Her first degree.
John, son of F. E. Astley-
Corbett, Esq.
Lady Armstrong.
Lord Armstrong.
Mrs. Watson Armstrong.
Favell, daughter of Gathorne
HiU, Esq.
Mrs. Gathorne HiU.
Edmond, son of Colonel An
trobus.
Geoffrey, son of the Rev. G. B.
Simeon.
Jack, son of A. Blackett Ord,
Esq.
Alyson, daughter of A. Blackett
Ord, Esq.
Mrs. Hanbury.
Violet, daughter of the Hon.
Mrs, Pawson.
Kathleen, daughter of F. C,
Arkwright, Esq.
1331 The Hon. Evelyn Eden.
135 1 Miss Dorothy Lambton.
1352 Miss Lambton.
1353 Mrs. John C. Straker.
1354 Miss Margaret Lambton,
1355 John C. Straker, Esq.
1356 Violet, daughter of Mrs.
Nicholas Wood. -

•530 1531
1532•533•534•535

1892. 1233
•4351436•437
•438 •43914401441
1893. 1325
1326
•327132813291330

1894. 1357

1894.

Flora, daughter of Mrs.
Nicholas Wood.
John William Philips, Esq.
Nora, daughter of W. Burdon,
Esq.
WiUiam, son of W. Burdon,
Esq.
Miss Mabel Green-Wilkinson.
Marjorie, daughter of A. Black
ett Ord, Esq.
Iris, daughter of W. Lamb,
Esq.
Gracie, daughter of Sir Matthew
White-Ridley, Bart., M.P.
Lady Dixon.
Sir Raylton Dixon.
Mrs. Edward Joicey.
Georgie, daughter of the Hon.
Louis Greville.
Dorothy, daughter of Henry
W. F. Bolckow, Esq.
Molly. Mrs. Herbert Straker.
The empty birdcage.
The late Cecilia Marjorie,
daughter of the Rt. Hon.
Sir Matthew White Ridley,
Bart,, M.P.
Mrs. Frank Cross.
Golden Locks.
Godfrey, second son of Sir
Walter Phillimore, Bart.
Miss Wilkie.
Reginald, son of Reginald
Cholmondeley, Esq.
Essex, daughter of Reginald
Cholmondeley, Esq.
Mrs. Hanbury.
Armine and Victor, children of
Henry B. Sandford, Esq.
The Countess of Yarborough,
Mary, daughter of Reginald
Cholmondeley, Esq.
Hester, daughter of Reginald
Cholmondeley, Esq.
Laura.
The pet of the village.
Lily.The evening walk.
Grief.

TAYLER, Harry. Miniature Painter.
26, Haymarket.
1882. 1420 Mrs. H. Tayler.
1883. 1307 H. Bell, Esq.; on ivory.
TAYLER, Miss Ida R  Painter.
151, Brixton Road.
1885. 901 Japanese chrysanthemums.

1895.

1222
1223

1224

1225

1226

1227
1228
1896.
1390 139I
1392•393
•394
1897.
•39513961526 •527
1528
•529
1530
1898.
1258
1391
•392
•393•394
•3951396
•397
1903.
1904.
1126••34
1125
1126
1127
332

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Tayler, Miss Ida R. — continued.
1886. 809 White and blue.
1888. 803 Stephen S, Tayler, Esq.
1889. 52 Constance.
430 A fishing vUlage.
1207 Music.
1890. 430 Fireside fancies.
1 89 1. 1039 Nydia in the house of Glaucus.
II, New Court, Carey Street.
1893. 414 Scarborough harbour.
TAYLER, J. Frederick, P.R. W.S. Painter.
F. Taylor, 22, Holland Street.
1830. 257 Band of the second regiment
of Life Guards.
F. Tayler, 23, Westbourne Grove.
1850. 82 The Keeper's daughter.
122 Scotch Fern gatherer.
II, Upper Phillimore Gardens.
1862. 801 Recognition. 4, Horbury Terrace, Notting HiU.
1865. 861 Sheet of etchings.
TAYLER, Miss Kate  Painter.
Kate Taylor,
8, HiU Road, St. John's Wood.
1885. 1474 A Brittany Girl
Kate Tayler,
48, Westcroft Square,
Hammersmith.
1893. 1181 Chestnut blossoms.
TAYLER, Miss Minna  Painter.
151, Brixton Road.
Must not be disturbed.
A portrait.
At Work.
" Lady Betty."
Stephen S. Tayler, Esq.
Sunset in the Highlands.
Frederick Nettlefold, Esq.
The old beach. Sandwich.
Up the river.
5, New Court, Carey Street.
An offering to Morpheus.
Pelagia. Reflections.
A studio reflection.
With a withy,
"They say that through heat
and through cold, etc." —
The Saga of King Olaf
438 "We know that the farmer
hates to see our saucy red
faces, yet here are we."
1902. 534 Twins,

1884,

202

••57

1885.

•437

1887.

60

1888.

248

1148

1889.

659

862

I89I.

1096

189.3.

301

1895.

455

1896.

899

1897.

401

1898.

581

1899.

96

TAYLER,

1863. 225
1865, III 372

1868. 244
1870. 66
1871. 6
1872. 1048
1873. 163
1875. ^9453^878
1877. 866
1882. 581

Norman E., A.R.W.S. Painter.
N Taylor,
II, Upper Phillimore Gardens.
Girl with oranges.
20, North Audley Street.
Left in charge.
Welsh peasant girl — market
day.
N Tayler, 38, Avenue Road,
St. John's Wood.
Sunny hours.
Contadini returning from
Rome.
On the banks of the Tiber.
Carnival.
Contested authority.
Goats being driven to Rome.
Acqua fresca.
Amorosi.Early spring. 6, Trafalgar Studios.
An anxious moment.

1792. 1793-

1809.

TAYLER, T  Painter.
40, Speldhurst Street, City Road.
1840. 1077,^. A gentleman.
TAYLER, T  Architect.
T. Taylor, At John Bevans's
West Street,
West Smithfield.
745 A design for a nobleman's villa.
691 A perspective view of the great
Hall in Crosby House.
T. Taylor, At Mr. Inwood's,
3, Southampton Place.
729 Design for a villa.
T. Tayler, Junr,
Weir Street, Richmond.
1 81 5. 465 View of the Jubilee Dinner
from the Earl of Dysart's
grounds, given by the inhabit
ants of Ham and Petersham,
on the 25th October, 1809,
to commemorate the anni
versary of the 50th year of
his present Majesty's reign,
etc,
766 Design for a cottage.
788 View of the Parish church at
Richmond.
T. Taylor, Junr,
Hill Street, Richmond.
1816. 815 Design for a library and read
ing room.

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333

1816. 860 The Manor house at Peters
ham, the seat of the Earl of
Dysart.
1821. 955 Design for a bath.
1081 Design for a buUding to com
memorate British valour.

TAYLERSON, John E  Sculptor.
Trandescant Road, Lambeth.
1884. 1830 AchUles defying Agamemnon.
1885. 2077 Temple builders; relief, terra
cotta.
1886. 1853 Miriam; statuette.
1856 Study ofa head.
1905 .^neas defending the body of
Pandarus from Diomed.
Iliad, Book v; wax panel.
90, Holland Road, Brixton.
1887. 1862 Zenobia; bust.
1876 The weary student; statuette,
terra-cotta.
70, Sugden Road, Lavender HiU.
1888. 1956 Portrait of a lady; medallion,
marble.
2010 Portrait bust.
2150 " Has Kismas come?" relief.
1979 Childhood; bust.
2084 Gudrun; statuette. "What
is that? King Olaf said,
etc."
1969 May; portrait bust.
1892 A Sea urchin; statuette.
1902 Christmas morn; relief, marble.
1697 The blessed damozel; relief.
1808 Death in love. "And said
to me. Behold, there is no
breath, I and this love are
one, and I am death."- —
House of Life.
30, Fontarabia Road, Lavender Hill.
1768 "Joy cometh with the har
vest ; " relief.
163 1 Evensong; panel, low relief.
1673 Medal; bronze. Design sub
mitted in connection with the
plague at Hong Kong.
22, Marney Road, Lavender Hill.
1916 Evensong; relief, bronze,
1979 A Christmas Carol; low relief,
marble.

1889.1890.

1891.
1892. 1893.

1894. 1895.

1898.
1899.

TAYLOR, Miss Ada E  Painter.
37, Albert Square, Clapham Road.
1 88 1. 1154 Ophelia.

TAYLOR,

1776.

300

1777.

34°

1779.

404

1780.

240

1781.

297

1782.

267

300

335

1793

473

1794.

555

I79S-

472

492

522
53^
1796.
550
559
646
Alexander. Miniature Painter.
23, Rathbone Place.
Three miniatures.
Four do.
A gentleman; a miniature.
Mr. Brereton in the character
of the Prince of Wales in
Henry IV; in miniature.
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman.
Mr. Vestris, Junr.
Portrait of a gentleman.
— Taylor, 26, Air Street, Piccadilly.
Portrait of a young lady.
A. Taylor, 26, Air Street, Piccadilly.
Portrait of a lady of quahty.
Davies Street, Berkeley Square.
Portrait of Mr. Holman.
do. a lady.
do. clergyman.
do. lady.
4, Little Maddox Street.
Portrait of a gentleman.
do. naval officer.
do. nobleman. {Lord
W. Murray.)
TAYLOR, Alfred  Painter.
17, Fitzroy Street.
1879. 649 Dry.
1880. 69 The old boat.
113 A toast.
463 The woodstack.
1881. 366 Fuel gatherers.
1882. 1477 On St. George's Hills, Wey
bridge.
1885. 175 Broadmere Common, Sussex.
25, South Street, Worthing.
1898. 1066 Mail from the fishing fleet;
Faroe Islands.
TAYLOR, Alfred Henry  Painter.
35, Rathbone Place.
1832. 999 Design for Westminster Hos
pital.
795 Portrait of a young lady.
62, Newman Street.
769 Portrait of a lady.
91, Charlotte Street.
525 Portrait of a lady.
17, Norton Street.
599 Study from Nature.
649 Mrs. Convan. 72, Charlotte Street.
539 C. E. Garman, Esq.
589 Sketching from nature.
597 Mrs. Tufnell.
18331835
18361837183918401842
334

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Taylor, Alfred Henry — continued*.
1843. 749 Reading the news.
763 The young Greek.
999 Mrs. James Mason.
1139 Master WiUiam Alfred Taylor.
1844. 909 Lieut. Col. Macbean, R.A.
1845. 1002 The chUdren of Reginald Cur-
teis, Esq.
1846. 1086 Mrs. J. W. Kaye and her
children. 16, Russell Place.
1847. 955 Portrait.
1848. 1047 Portrait of a lady.
1 850. 672 The widow of the late Stephen
Taylor, Esq.
1070 J. Robinson, Esq.
1851. 885 Gathering blackberries.
Lawn Cottage, Shepherd's Bush.
1855. IIOI Portrait of a young lady.
1 108 La demi-toilette. 34, Rathbone Place.
1856. 1032 Francis, son of Captain and
Lady Frances Lloyd.
5, Claverton Street, Pimlico.
1862. 788 Florence. 48, Cambridge Street.
1863. 818 The fishing party.
TAYLOR, Andrew Thomas, Architect.
16, Oakley Road, Islington.
1875. 1016 Tower of the church of St.
Jacques, Antwerp; pen and
ink drawing. 56, Bouverie Road.
1878. 898 The Judgment Corner; Doge's
Palace, Venice. 29, Finsbury Place.
1879. 1 180 Design for memorial lych gate,
Carmarthen.
1880. IIOI Memorial Halls and Schools,
Dover. 72, Finsbury Pavement.
1881. io88 Roslin chapel.
TAYLOR, Charles  Painter,
55, Frith Street.
1836. 530 Study ofa boy's head.
37, Old Compton Street.
1839. 199 Anne Page's elopement with
Fenton, from the "Merry
Wives of Windsor." — Shake
speare.
1841. 641 Hinda and Hafed. " One vic
tory o'er, those slaves of
fire, etc." — Fire Worship
pers. 18, Queen Street Quadrant.
1842. 471 An attempt to escape.

6, Scarsdale Terrace, Kensington.
1843. 170 Una. — Spenser" s Fairie Queene.
618 Brighton at flood-tide.
643 Amabel Bloundel on the eve
of departing from her father's
house with the Earl of Ro
chester. — Vide Ainsworth s
Old St. Paul's.
1846. 1 102 Northfleet, near Gravesend —
looking up the Hope.
1848. 419 A brig on the sands unloading
her cargo. 56, Long Acre.
1849. 967 Pilot -boats leaving port —
squally weather.
7, Elm Place, Brompton.
1850. 313 Wreck on the coast of Hamp
shire.
1852. 36 Autumn. 22, Waterford Road, Fulham.
1854. 870 The Baltic fleet leaving the
Downs for Deal.
1857. 785 Herring luggers running into
Yarmouth Haven.
1858. 833 Portsmouth harbour, from the
Spit buoy.
1859. 1179 Dutch fishing craft — Yarmouth
beach. 28a, Sutherland Street.
1869. 214 Landing herrings — Yarmouth
roads.
187 1. 734 Towing the lifeboat out of
Gorleston harbour.
TAYLOR, Charles, Junr. ... Painter,
42, Duke Street, St. James's.
1846. 4 Deptford Reach, from Mill
WaU.
3, Gloucester Place, Camden Town.
1847. 518 Vessels off Chapman's Head
Beacon — waiting for ebb
tide.
7, Conduit Street, Bayswater.
1849. 801 In Chelsea Reach — showery
day.
TAYLOR, C, A  Painter.
18, Queen Street, Regent Quadrant.
1844. 244 Medora. " She that day had
past In watching all that
hope proclaimed — a mast."
— Byron.
1 19 1 Shakespeare and the hostess.
" In his journeying be
tween Stratford and London,
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335

hostess was beautiful and
witty; the host a discreet
citizen, a lover of plays, and
playwrights, and more parti
cularly of his visitor."
TAYLOR, Charles T  Architect.
10, Clegg Street, Oldham.
1901. 1656 Tavern— " Good Intent," Old
ham.
TAYLOR, E  Architect.
42, Upper Berkeley Street.
1 8 18. 912 Design for a church.
1819. 1062 do. staircase.
5, Salisbury Street, Strand.
1821. 977 Design for a national museum.
1824. 931 Improvements, King's CoUege,
Cambridge.
TAYLOR, E  Miniature Painter.
North End, Fulham.
1825. 595 Mrs. Fitch.
826 Portrait of a lady.
TAYLOR, Edward Ingram.
Painter and Stained Glass Painter.
Edward J. Taylor,
2, Wyndham Street,
Bryanston Square.
1884. 1227 Design for a stained glass win
dow.
1885. 913 A bridge over Avon.
E. Ingram Taylor,
10, Blenheim Villas,
Abbey Road.
1 886. 76 On a Surrey common.
1747 Design for a five light window.
1887, 865 " A shore of wintry mountains,
inaccessibly Hemmed in
with rifts and precipices
grey."
189 1. 957 Malham Dale.
1897. 1840 Design for painted frieze.
TAYLOR, Edward J. Bernard. Painter.
26, Highfield Road,
Edgbaston, Birmingham.
1899. 770 In the meadows.
877 A portrait of a woman in cos
tume. Rowington, near Warwick.
1 90 1. 133 A breezy upland.
737 Across the lagune, Venice.
TAYLOR, Edward R,  Painter,
School of Art, Lincoln.
1865. 395 Study of a head.

1867,
1869,

1870. 231

1871.1872.
1873-1874.1876. 1877.

1878.
1879.

1881.
1882.1883.
1885. 1886.

1887.1890. 1892.1893.1895.1896,

The Park, Lincoln.
316 Knitting.
435 " Abide with me, fast falls the
eventide."
I had rather be a doorkeeper
in the house of my God,
etc." — PsalmXysWiV, 10, etc.
106 Miss S. Trotter.
Canwick Villa, Lincoln.
54 Her wedding ring.
675 The Palace ruins, Lincoln.
306 Eventide.
965 Shudbrook, near Lincoln.
187 Our treasure.
478 Nearing home.
401 The cliff, Southwold.
056 The cloister well.
119, Hagley Road, Birmingham.
577 Not up to sample.
480 The village well.
26, Highfield Road, Birmingham.
94 Flies.
578 Half-tide, Whitby.
470 On the Scaur, Whitby.
562 " There were signs of his com
ing and sounds of his feet.''
— William Morris.
Her eyes were with her
thoughts, and they were far
away."
'Twas a famous victory."
8 Helpmate.
556 Sprats for bait.
45 The close of day.
289 A quiet hour.
410 "Aoi! aU together lads!"
273 Gold-fish.
550 Netting.
154 Runs wick.
35 On the look-out for her boat.
603 A June morning.
691 The four Evangelists and twelve
Apostles at Cleeve Prior.

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104

TAYLOR, Miss Etty  Painter.
21, Highfield Road, Birmingham.
1888. IIOI Wind.
1891. 580 Yorkshire coast — evening.
TAYLOR, Frank S  Architect,
5, John Street, Bedford Row.
1898. 1693 An hotel in the Isle of Wight.
TAYLOR, G  Painter,
31, Long Acre.
1790. 173 Mr. Harley in Richard III.

536

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

TAYLOR, George Ledwell, Architect,
I, FurnivaPs Inn.
1820. 887 View of the Colosseum, Rome,
finished on the spot.
889 View of the remains of the
Temple of Jupiter Stator,
Rome, finished on the spot.
900 View of the western end of the
Roman Forum, including the
Column of Phocus, the
Temples of Concord and
Jupiter Tonans, and the
Arch of Septimius Severus ;
with the Capitol in the back
ground.
913 View of the Arch of Constan
tine, Rome.
947 View of the Arch of Titus,
Rome, finished on the spot.
looi View of the remains of the
Temple of Jupiter Tonans,
Rome. 52, Bedford Square.
1821. 939 South-east view of the remains
of the Temple of Minerva,
Parthenon, Athens.
1822. 885 View of the Temple of Vesta
at Tivoli, in its present state.
968 View of the remains of the
Temple of Vesta at Rome.
983 View of the Temple of Mars
the avenger at Rome,
TAYLOR, H  Sculptor,
1 6, Dover Street.
1843. 1461 Model of a horse.
TAYLOR, Henry King  Painter.
II, Bridge Avenue, Hammersmith .
1859. 796 A pilot taking a fishing-boat in
tow off the Portland race.
Peel Lodge, Hammersmith.
i860. 139 The passing storm.
I, Buckingham Villas, Notting HiU.
1861. 18 The Ramsgate lifeboat going
to the assistance of a dis
abled ship on the Goodwin
Sands.
401 Dutch shipping.
8, Halsey Terrace, Sloane Street.
1862. 19 Ramsgate harbour from the
landing-stage — tide coming
in.
9, King Street, Covent Garden.
1864. 103 The passing storm.

TAYLOR, J  Architect.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 1062 AU Saints' Church, Southamp
ton.
At Mr. Flaw's, Southampton.
1798. 918 North front of Chessell, near
Southampton.
1019 View of bannisters, near South
ampton.
1799. 1023 A design for a bridge over the
Itchen ferry at Northam,
near Southampton.
1800. 981 A design.

J., Junr  Architect.
22, Parliament Street.
St. Ann's Society's County
Asylum, Brixton Hill.
Lodge to a nobleman's park.
Design for a mansion.
View of Hurstmonceaux Castle.
View of the remains of St.
Stephen's Chapel, taken from
the roof of the speaker's gal
lery as it appeared on the
morning after the fire of the
1 6th October, 1834.
View of the skreen of Henry
the Fifth's Chantrey, West
minster Abbey.
Hurstmonceaux Castle.
Design for a Gothic altar piece.
A Design for a cathedral.
A design for an altar piece.
Liverpool Assize Courts.
Messrs. Harvey's premises at
Ludgate Hill.
A design for a church.
Interior Hall, Liverpool Assize
Courts.
Design for Houses of Parlia
ment.

TAYLOR,

1833-

558

1834.
1835-

944 980546 999

1837. 994

1077
1838. 1152
1841, ion
10231039 10431052
1109
1842. 989

TAYLOR, J  Painter.
172, Bur rage Road, Plumstead.
1863. 701 A bunch of Hamburg grapes.
6, Warne Cottages, Plumstead.
1865. 214 A Wanderer,

TAYLOR, John ,., Miniature Painter,
62, Great Marylebone Street.
1780. 249 Portrait of a gentleman; ena
mel.
253 Portrait ofa gentleman; minia
ture,
1 781, 284 Frame with portraits.

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337

At Mr. Brookes' s,
139, Cheapside.
1782. 365 Portrait of a gentleman.
366 do. young gentleman.
1783. 326 do. do.
335 do. gentleman ; in en
amel.
17, New Street Square, Fetter Lane.
1786. 313 Portrait of a gentleman.
316 do. lady.

TAYLOR, lor") 

John (called

1779. 324
1780. 174
1781.1782.

1786.1787.1788.

5^

Old Tay-
.. Painter.
Dean Street, Soho.
1778. 304 Cardenio is discovered by the
goat-herds lying in the hol
low of a cork tree.
305 Dorothea is surprised by Car
denio, the priest and barber ;
from Don Quixote.
306 Two drawings.
84, Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place.
A domestic scene.
Industry.Portrait of a Turkish beggar.
{In the index, but no exhibit in
the catalogue.)
1783. 164 Busirane, enchanting Amoret,
is surprised by Britomatis. —
Spenser.
1784. 158 Portrait of a gentleman.
434 do. lady.
441 do. gentleman.
1785. 403 View of part of the Tower,
taken from Great Tower-
hill.
134 A conversation.
167 A knife grinder.
71 A man selling fruit.
117 Sketch ofa girl.
583 Belisarius; pencil.
665 Portrait of a gentleman; pen-
cU.
5 Portrait of an artist.
82 A servant buying fish.
500 A girl.
581 Moonlight.
1789. 276 Portrait of an old Turk.
1790. 424 Emma. 51, Titchfield Street.
1792. 334 A pea cart.
12, Upper Titchfield Street.
1807. 490 Psyche ascending with the box
of beauty to present to
Venus.
1808. 261 Bleaching-yard, near Barnsley.
667 Emma.
VII.

1809.
1810, 1811.

300 The Graces steahng the bow
from Cupid.
421 Venus and Adonis.
171 Sappho composing her Hymn
to Venus.
577 Portrait of himself
658 Mrs. S. Brown.
469 The comic muse,
685 Simsethea invokes the moon
topunishthe infidelityof Del-
phis. — Theocrytus, Idyll 2.
202 " Zephyr with Aurora playing.
As he met her once a-may
ing." — Milton.
217 The death of Daphnis. "He
died — and Venus strove to
raise his head, etc."
343 Palmistry.
346 IsabeUa flying from the pursuit
of Manfred, falls through
fear, and is overtaken by
Theodore, who declares him
self her protector. — Wal
pole s Castle of Otranto.
Cirencester Place.
18 1 6. 261 Simaetha sacrifices to Hecate
and the moon, to revenge
the injury received from
Delphis.
516 Manfred stabs Matilda at the
tomb of Alphonso. — Wal
pole' s Castle of Otranto.
12, Cirencester Place.
245 Psyche returning from the
mansion of Proserpine. — See
Apuleius.

1S13.

18141815

1817.

1824.

TAYLOR, John  Architect,
53, Parliament Street.
1 86 1. 655 Villas at Roupell Park.
1863. 922 The London, Chatham, and
Dover Railway station at
Blackfriars. 6, Whitehall.
1864. 795 The Ludgate Bridge, etc.
TAYLOR, John  Painter,
Llugwy View, Bettws-y-Coed.
1863. 459 A Devonshire Lane.
159, Upper Brook Street,
Manchester.
1870. 49 A mountain stream, Aber,
North Wales.
1871. 208 A mountain brook, North
Wales.
Newburgh House, near Conway.
1876. 480 The Conway meadows, looking
towards Llanrwst. X X

338

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TAYLOR, John  Sculptor,
5, Trafalgar Studios, Chelsea.
1879. '4*^ Commander Lord Charles
William de la Poer Beres
ford, R.N., M.P.; bust,
marble.
82, Elm Park Road, Chelsea.
1880. 1608 Lady Monteagle; bust, mar
ble.
1619 Girlhood: Scotch study; bust.
1646 Basil Bradley; bust, terra
cotta.
1650 Mrs. Louise Jopling; bust,
terra-cotta.
Tolbooth Street, Kirkcaldy, N.B.
1881. 1517 Miss Ida Combe; statuette,
terra-cotta.
TAYLOR, Mrs. John. See Miss Mary
Spilsbury, vol. vii, page 221.
TAYLOR, John D  Painter.
65, West Regent Street, Glasgow.
1884. 477 By the burnside.
1885. 117 A breezy day; near Port St.
Mary, Isle of Man.
1886. 509 The first of winter's snow; Ben
Lomond, from Luss.
1888. 1 1 55 On the Berwickshire coast,
near Eyemouth.
TAYLOR, Joseph  Painter.
103, High Street, Oxford.
1848. 373 Christ Church meadows, Ox
ford.
76, Westmoreland Place, City Road.
1852. 188 View in Old Charlton, Kent.
68, Wellington Road, Old Charlton.
1902. 1020 Evening over the " Anchor and
Hope," Chariton.
TAYLOR, J. F  Architect, etc.
7, Salisbury Street.
1830. 1048 Proposed suspension bridge
from the end of Hatton
Garden in Holborn Hill to
the Saracen's head Inn,
Skinner street, etc
5, Queen Street.
1840. 788 A Spanish bull fight, Suerte de
Capa.
TAYLOR, Joseph H  Architect,
4, Great Queen Street.
1827. 1019 Design for a church.

22, Parliament Street.
1834. 1020 Design for an architectural
institution.
1835. 1026 Church at Sidmouth.
1837. 1115 Albany Chapel, near Regent's
Park.
1838. 1 25 1 All Saints' Chapel, Sidmouth.
1841. 1059 Estate near Hackney, for J. B.
Nichols, Esq.
TAYLOR, Miss J. T  Painter.
Townshend Road, Hertford.
i860. 620 Chancel of St. Mary's Church,
Ware, seen through St.
Mary's Chapel.
TAYLOR, J. Wyckliffe  Painter.
10, Anglesea Road, Surbiton.
1883. 128 Lioness,
TAYLOR, Miss Lizzie  Painter.
26, Highfield Road, Birmingham.
1883. 482 An old corner.
1884. 1 601 The drawing-room, Aston
HaU,
1889, 580 The banquetting-room, Aston
HaU,
TAYLOR, L. See Wright and Taylor.

TAYLOR,

Leonard Campbell.

Painter.

61, Broadhurst Gardens.
1899,
8,1
The sentinel.
1536
The last to leave.
1900,
75
Portrait of a lady.
916
Triumph.
938
The bargain.
1901,
•45
John Waite, Esq,
655
Humphrey Roberts, Esq.
1902,
508
The patient.
559
The rivals.
566
The juggler, 62, Acacia Road.
1904,
150
Old King Cole,
TAYLOR,
Luke.
Painter and Etcher.
16, Connaught Mansions,
Battersea Park.
1899, 1553 A sunlit corner.
1900. 1569 Old building on the Darro,
Granada, After D. Roberts,
R.A.
1901. 1509 Elijah restoring the widow's
son. After Ford Madox
Brown.
1522 View at Hampstead Heath,
After J, Constable, R.A.
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339

1901. 1523 The gossips. AfterG.J,PinweU.
313, Fulham Road.
1902. 1288 Chelsea reach.
1299 The road to Roxby.
56, Redcliffe Road.
1904. 1346 A sinking sun and an ebbing
tide.
142 1 Old trees.
TAYLOR, Martha  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1787. 405 Flowers; water colours.
TAYLOR, Miss Maud T  Painter.
56, Streathbourne Road,
Upper Tooting.
1904. 551 Adeline. "What hope or fear
or joy is thine, etc."
TAYLOR, Medland. Stained Glass Painter.
1893. 1548 Staircase window.
TAYLOR, Miss  Painter.
25, South Bank, St. John's Wood.
1831. 457 Near Cilcen, Flintshire.
501 On the Tamar, Devonshire.
TAYLOR, P  Sculptor.
1819. 1116 Medallion portrait of the late
Mr. Bolton of Soho.
TAYLOR, Richard  Painter.
78, Basinghall Street.
1 77 1. 194 View in Basinghall Street; a
drawing.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1775. 362 A drunken blackmith of Brox-
bourn, Herts, in his Sunday
dress.
1777. 403 Portrait of G. Holman, a higler,
aged 85.
1778. 366 Portrait of an old pedlar; a
drawing.
1780. 443 A View of Patcham.
1 78 1. 491 View of Stonehenge ; taken on
the spot.
493 A Watermill in Kent.
1782. 484 Conversation at a country ale
house window.
1783. 459 Portrait of a madman.
463 do. mad woman.
1784. 405 Acountrydoctor giving a bolus
to a patient.
479 A beggar's boy; a sketch.
1785. 526 A beggar woman.
564 A performance.
1786. 543 A country ale-house orator; a
sketch.

1787. 535 A rural scene in Kent.
1788. 477 The village barber,
1790. 503 The clown in doubt.
575 A cottage in Kent.
1 79 1. 270 View in the meadows near
Tunbridge.
1796. 769 Brunswick Place, Southampton.

TAYLOR, S  Miniature Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1807. 919 Portrait of Mr. Aarons.

TAYLOR, Samuel C  Painter.
Enid, Knock, Belfast.
1897. 1159 StiU life
TAYLOR, Stephen  Painter.
Winchester.
18 1 7. 42 Dead game,
382 A hawk and lark.
619 A dead woodcock.
18 18. 124 Woodcock and snipe.
126 Leveret and snipe.
138 Teal, snipe, and landraU.
253 Dead game.
356 Brace of partridges. Winton,
1819. 139 Dead game.
416 Pug puppies.
770 Rabbits feeding on a common.
Winchester.
1820. 234 A wUd duck and mallard.
323 A brace of partridges.
354 Dead game,
879 A bittern feeding on an eel,
1821, 175 Woodcock and teal.
178 Wild ducks.
220 Horned owl, from the life,
413 A brace of partridges.
High Street, Oxford.
1823, 44 Spaniel puppies.
218 A teal and snipe,
St. Clements, Oxford.
1824. 421 A Hare sitting.
1825, 17 A spaniel watching dead game,
46 A woodcock and snipes,
1826. 51 A basket of birds.
3, Stamford Street, Blackfriars.
1827. 265 The beau's toilet.
1828, 228 The tiger cat pouncing upon
an Indian pheasant.
35, Rathbone Place.
1830. 509 A large forked-tailed kite at
tacking a field snake.
527 Blenheim spaniel puppies.
1 83 1. 513 A wounded bittern.

340

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

aylor.

Stephen — continued.

1798. 164

3, Westbourne Terrace.

200

1832.

429

Mandarin, a Chinese drake ;

388

painted at the Zoological
628
Gardens.
641
1833-
261
Dead game.
744
64, Westbourne Terrace.
752
1834.
711
Portrait of a young lady.
1835-
65
Partridge and snipe.
748
S. Allenby, Esq.
1836.
210
The bride.
1799. II
272
Love thoughts.
7, Grafton Street,
20
Fitzroy Square.
23
609
Dead game.
17, Norton Street.
42
1837-
473
WUd fowl.
72, Newman Street, or
5'
Westbourne Terrace.
1838.
728
Alice.
126
797
Portrait of a gentleman.
•97
800
do. lady.
946 Study of a head.
5^5
1839.
57^
Mrs. St. John Jeffereyes.
952
James Bourne, Esq.
552
1036
Miss Frances Bourne.
1141
Captain Mansel, 6th or Ennis-
604
killen Dragoons.
865
5, King Street, Bloomsbury.
1849.
923
" Love me, love my dog! "
866
TAYLOR, Miss S. M. Louisa. Painter.
The Rookery, Headington, Oxford.
1867. 78 Daisy; a child's head.
TAYLOR, T  Painter,
At Mr. J. Wyatt s.
Queen Anne Street.
711 Design for a mausoleum.
715 View of the church of All
Saints, Stamford.
6, North Street, Gray's Inn Lane.
615 Parliament House.
634 Rochester Cathedral.
339 View of Westminster Abbey.
862 Burleigh, the seat of the Earl
of Exeter; ruins of Worthop
Hall, Northamptonshire ; St.
John's Church, Stamford,
All Saints' Church, Stam
ford. 9, Little Titchfield Street.
581 A landscape.
728 do.
105, Great Titchfield Street.
34 Cottage Scene — evening.
1792.1793-
1794. 1795- 1796.
1797.
1798.
872
1045
1800. 276
290 695
I80I.1802.
99
165
364
557
904
924
949
1803.
591
657
Mr. T. Westmacott.
Landscape.Landscape and figures.
Landscape, cattle and figures.
Landscape and figures.
Heath scene near London.
Beggar man asking alms, "Pity
the sorrows of a poor old
man, etc." High Street, Oxford.
Cottage scene near Chale, Isle
of Wight,
Winter piece.
Cottage scene near Chale, Isle
of Wight.
View near Shanklin, Isle of
Wight.
View of Brading Harbour, Isle
of Wight.
Snow piece.
View of Knighton, Isle of
Wight.
View ofthe Close gate, Canter
bury.
View of Shanklin Chine, Isle
of Wight.
Four views near Winchester.
Cottage scenes near Winches
ter.
Storm coming on, " In rueful
gaze the cattle stand, etc," —
Thomson.
Morning. " Roused by the
cock, the soon clad shepherd
leaves, etc." — Thomson.
View of the Abbey St. Croix,
near Winchester.
105, Great Titchfield Street.
View near Reading, Isle of
Wight,
MUl Bay, Isle of Wight.
Cottages between Newport and
Reading, Isle of Wight.
View of Henley.
East view of Canterbury.
View of Christ Church Walk,
Oxford.
Warwick Castle.
Interior of Beecham Chapel,
Warwick.
Entrance to the Cathedral
Yard, Canterbury.
St. Augustine's Monastery
Canterbury. 15, Bentinck Street.
Entrance to the city of Amiens.
Pont Aberglaslyn, North Wales
— storm clearingaway. "Joy
less rains obscure, etc." —
Thomson.
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341

1804. 903 A sketch of a composition of
architectural ruins designed
for a staircase.
927 Interior of the Chapel Royal,
VersaUles.
1805. 4 View near Brading, Isle of
Wight.
1806. 147 LangoUen bridge. North Wales.
155 Shrewsbury, 57, Upper Norton Street.
1808. 14 Pont Aberglasslynn, North
Wales.
580 Fountain Abbey.
633 Ouse Bridge, York.
360, Oxford Street.
1809, 207 Evening view in the Vale of
Llangollen, North Wales,
352 Milton HaU.
417 Distant view of Fountain Ab
bey.
463 View of York.
466 do. Leeds.
1810. 888 Interior of the Chapter House,
York, No address.
1 81 1, 408 View of Paris.
759 View of York.
TAYLOR, Thomas  Architect,
18, South Row, Euston Square.
1843, 1217 Design for the proposed Ex
change, Manchester.
Lime Street Chambers, E. C.
1852. 1228 Design for a church.
TAYLOR, Tom  Painter,
8, Camden Studios.
1890. 1652 A reverie.
1 89 1. 1676 Neglected.
2, The Mall, N W.
1893. 1130 Christmas cheer for the old
ship.
1894. 1086 " But when she came back, he
was reading the news."
Vale of Health Studios, Hampstead.
1895. •'^3° O"^ his best behaviour.
41, Denning Road, Hampstead.
1898. 1229 The answer.
TAYLOR, W  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
18 1 1. 707 Juvenile Anglers; likenesses of
his children. " For inno
cence that ever charms, etc."
W. Taylor.

TAYLOR, Walter  Painter.
8, Cecil Road, Wimbledon.
1898. 868 Duckhng.

TAYLOR, William  Painter.

At Mr. Doz^s,

Marchmont Street,

Brunsudck Square.

1812.

753 Monmouth forge.

1815.

490 Partridges.

1820.

874 Goodridge Ferry.

1822.

507 A brace of partridges.

567 A scene on the river Wye —
autumnal evening.
1826.
489 Carigg Walsh near Rhayadr.
Isabella Street, Lambeth.
1829.
840 Portrait of a young gentleman.
Kennington.
1831.
929 Portrait of a lady.
Hartford Place, Walworth.
1832.
717 W. Trary, Esq.
Old Kent Road.
1835-
415 Shipping.
1836.
517 Portrait of a gendeman.
536 A portrait.
809 Mr. Packman, surgeon.
28, Francis Street,
Gower Street.
1839.
440 The shadow on the wall.
Hitchin.
1840.
564 " Good night."
5, Southampton Street.
1841.
586 A girl of Andernach on the
Rhine.
Hitchin.
1843.
368 Christ stUling the tempest.
13, Foley Place.
1846.
508 Frolic and fright.
579 The lesson.
Hitchin.
1859.
1160 A brace of partridges.
TAYLOR, Mrs. W. Miniature Painter.
1822. 666 Portrait of a lady.
TAYLOR, W. A  Architect.
10, Caroline Street, Bedford Square.
1838. 1 1 61 Design for a museum.
TAYLOR, W. B  Painter.
109, Great Russell Street.
1820. 540 View on the river Guadiana.
2, Villiers Street.
1 82 1. 932 Evening: Marmion 's escort
342

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Taylor, W. B. — continued.
approaching Norham Castle.
" Day set on Norham's cas-
tel'd steep, etc." — Scott.
I, Garden Court, Middle Temple.
1826. 366 Nymphs bathing; a scene in
the Vale of Tempe.
1828. 723 Napoli di Romania, in the
Gulph of Argos, with the
Cambrian frigate, saving the
Turkish garrison.
TAYLOR, William B. Sarsfield. Painter,
5, Pump Court, Temple,
1829. 1036 Scene in the Dargle, County
Wicklow.
1830. 548 A scene near Kendal, Cumber
land. 29, Great Queen Street.
British artiUery in action,
pointing a 24-pounder.
Netley Abbey.

1831. 316
325
1833. 815

20, Featherstone Buildings.
British artUlery in action,
pointing an i8-pounder.
1834. 660 Aglaia.
1835. 368 The standard bearer slain.
1836. 396 The favourite pony of a lady,
897 The Ar^mdel pleasure-boat,
nearly upset in a squall off
the Sussex coast, October,
1835-
900 The Arundel pleasure-boat,
close-hauled, standing in for
Little Hampton, after having
been nearly capsized in a
squall off that coast in Octo
ber, 1835.
1837. 527 Opening of the cloisters of
St, Stephen's Chapel, West
minster, by Henry VIII and
Queen Catherine of Aragon,
in the 4th year of their
reign. These beautiful examples
of Gothic architecture were
just then finished by Dr,
Chambers, the architect.
They are at this time in
excellent preservation,
1838, 532 St, Sebastian.
1839, 33 Admiral Nelson's flag-ship,
"Vanguard," 74 guns, as
seen at break of day, in
June, 1798, nearly dismasted
in a gale, whilst looking out
with his squadron for the
French fleet, which carried

Bonaparte and his army to
Egypt previous to the battle
of the Nile.
1840. 320 Manlius thrown from the Tar-
peian rock.
1841. 1156 Judith approaching Holo-
fernes.
1 1 90 A waterfall on the Liffey.
1842. 1258 Blocleigh village, near North-
wich Park, Gloucestershire.
1843. 1 159 Hero.
1844. 610 British heavy artillery in action,
turning up the guns.
1845. 1175 Ruins of the Chapter House,
Furness Abbey, Lancashire.
Living Model Academy,
14, Upper St. Martin's Lane,
1846. 507 The mutineer abandoned to
his fate.
46, Robert Street, Hampstead Road.
1847. 447 -^^ Affghan chief alarmed by
the cries of a night raven.
TAYLOR, William George.
Stained Glass Painter,
4, Berners Street.
1882. 1216 Painted window in St. Dun
stan's Church, Fleet Street,
erected by the Cordwainers'
Company.
1883. II 82 Design for painted window,
St, Stephen's Church, Houn
slow, with Philip H, New
man.
TAYLOR (W. G.) and GRIFFITHS
(W. J.)  Stained Glass Painters,
4, Berners Street.
1 88 1. 1 129 Window in St. Paul's Cathe
dral, to commemorate the
recovery of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales, 1872.
1143 Window; Christ blessing little
children.
1883. 1 186 Window; Holbeck Church,
near Leeds.
1884. 1225 Window for Ossett Church.
1885. 1896 The army of martyrs; stained
glass,
1937 St. Paul at Athens and at
Lystra; stained glass,
1888. 1854 Introduction of Christianity
into Britain; stained glass.
1889. 1884 Window in SaUsbury Cathe
dral.
1 89 1. 1 8 14 Stained glass memorial win
dow.
1884 Window in Holbeck Church,
near Leeds.

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343

TAYLOR, W, S  Painter,
1814. 517 View of part of Monmouth.
579 Gleaners.
1816. 300 Thesportsman'spresent. "The
frail unpack'd, the game dis-
play'd. And expectation's
thirst aUay'd."
TAYLOR, William W  Sculptor.
Kirkcaldy, Fife, N.B.
1880. 1596 Caius Cassius; bust. "Yond'
Cassius has a lean and hun
gry look. He thinks too
much, such men are dan
gerous," — Julius Caesar.
TAYLOR, GORDON and BOUS-
FIELD  Architects.
72, Finsbury Pavement.
1886. 1705 Residence, Montreal, Canada.
TEASDALE, Kenneth J, M, Painter,
The Warren, Cranleigh, Surrey.
1900. 416 The sheepfold.
TEASDALE, Percy Morton, Painter,
3, Broomfield Road,
Headingley, Leeds.
1894. 45 Under a spell.
1898. 612 FireUght.
1900. 113 Ready.
1901. 228 A winter's tale.
51, Cookridge Street, Leeds.
1904. 80 Autumn.
842 The Royal Standard.
TEAPE, James S  Painter.
54, Pearson Street, Kingsland.
1897. 1430 Miss E. Baston.
1901. 1314 Miss E. M. Tarnes.
TEBBITT, Miss Gertrude ...Painter.
5, Penywern Road, S. W.
1901. 1243 ViUa Borghese, Rome.
1902. 592 Portrait of a lady.
TEBBITT, Henri  Painter.
Bridge Road, East Molesey.
1884. 1592 Wet weather.
TEBBY, Arthur Kemp  Painter,
36, Lamb's Conduit Street.
1892. 511 Alone. " AU, aU that poets
sing, or grief hath known.
Of hopes laid waste, knells
in that word — Alone!"
1897. 1029 Cinderella,
1899. 338 Falmouth.

TEBBY, Leighton  Painter,
36, Lamb's Conduit Street.
1888. 961 StiU evening.
TEESDALE, Miss Emma.
Miniature Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1851. 984 Frank Teesdale, Esq.
TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS, H, Sculptor,
20, Camden Road, N. W.
1893. 1739 Blind; bust
{See also De Mattos, vol. ii, page 303.)

1845. 979
1847. 767 926
1848. 817
1850. 905
1851. 864

1852. 764776 849
1853. 849

1854. 676

TEKUSCH, Miss Margaret. Miniature Painter,
17, Southampton Street.
Portrait of a lady.
Portrait of her father.
George Wyatt, Esq.
Mrs. George W. Fitzgerald and
child.
Miss Stritch.
The Rt. Rev. Charies H,
Terrot, D.D., Bishop of
Edinburgh Scottish Episco
pal Church.
Miss Surges.
Mrs. LeschaUes.
Lieut. Edward P. Lewin, Ben
gal Artillery.
Portrait of a lady.
His Highness the Rajah of
Coorgh. 17, Neivman Street.
The Princess Gouramma,
daughter of the Rajah of
Coorg.
Mrs. Wright. 16, Grafton Street.
Mrs. Lewis Rosse and child.
Mrs. Robinson.
Two sisters.
5, Southampton Street,
Fitzroy Square.
Mrs. Grote.
The Rev. William Y. Rooker,
M.A., late minister of Fitz
roy Episcopal Chapel.
Georgina and Maria, daughters
of John Chase, Esq.
Portrait of a gentleman.
Julia and Isabella, daughters
of the Rev. George Evezard,
and their nephew.
Madame Venturi.
G. H. Brand, -Esq.
Mrs. HoUingdale.
E. J. Brand, Esq.

1855.1856.1857-

868706
740

1858.1859.

75° 788

i860.

881

I86I.

885
850

1862. 1863.

739832 833
834

344

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Tekusch, Miss Margaret
1864. 702 A portrait
1865. 725

Mrs. WiUiam
son.

— continued.
Percy Robert-

760 Miss Elizabeth Burges.
1866. 637 Mrs. Lampson.
645 Rev. H. A. DiUon Surridge,
M.A.
1867. 802 Arthur Douglas Scott, son of
Lady Scott.
813 Mrs. Egerton MUman.
817 Dressed for the charade; a
portrait.
1868. 780 Mrs. Wm. Making Wynch.
783 Mrs. Henry Lampson.
786 Mrs. Arthur Frederick Payne.
796 Lord Forbes.
1869. 1026 Lieut.-Colonel Bramston.
1027 Mrs. Bramston.
1052 Mrs. William Gee,
1062 Captain Brand.
1069 Captain Robertson.
1070 John, son of Sir W. Forbes,
Bart., of Craigievar.
ii38*Lady Forbes.
1020 Miss Theresa Wirtzler.
1339 Portrait of a lady.
1356 Mrs. Robert Holland.
1370 Mrs. Wm. Feetham Sayer.
1 37 1 Walter Prideaux, Esq.
1288 Sybil, daughter of Robert
Drummond, Esq.
1303 Mrs. John Holland.
1 3 12 Robert Holland, Esq.
II 21 Howson and Lilian, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Devitt.
1144 Mrs. T. L. Devitt.
1 145 Mrs. Knowles Tillotson.
1 195 Mrs. John Holland.
1243 Mrs. Norman Sampson.
1250 Mrs. Adrian Hope,
1300 Miss Clara Ellis,
1374 His Excellency Count Beust,
1293 Colonel Sir Lewis Pelly,
K.C,B., K.C.S.I.
1297 Mrs. Moore.
1333 Lady PeUy.
1380 Thomas de la Rue, Esq.
1381 Miss Mary de la Rue.
1385 Mrs. Charles Calverley Cotton.
1386 Miss Constance de la Rue.
1387 Janet, daughter of Francis
Forbes, Esq.
1244 Viscountess Canterbury.
1279 Mrs. WiUiam De la Rue.
1280 Charles W. Egerton, son of
Charles Calverley Cotton,
Esq.
1474 Miss de la Rue.
491 Mrs. Rose.

1871,
1872,
1873.

1874.

1875-

1876.1878.
1879. 1880.
1881.

1883.

1884.

39, Fitzroy Street.
1885. 1481 Gladys, daughter of Major-
General Higginson, C.B.
1487 Mrs. Smith Richards.
1886. 1375 Portrait of a lady,
1389 Oswald, son of Walter Hill,
Esq,
1887, 1334 Mrs, Mackenzie.
1335 The late Edward Mackenzie,
Esq., of Fawley Court.
1377 Miss Connolly,
1381 The Marchioness of Ripon.
1383 Miss Dora Connolly,
1888. 1485 Margaret, daughter of Dr, Ed
ward Liveing.
i486 The late Mrs. Edward Live
ing.
1487 Mrs. F. Catesby Holland,
daughter of Dr. Edward
Liveing.
TELBIN, William  Scene Painter,
5, Ladbroke Grove.
1857. 784 Convent of Madonna del Sasso,
Lago Maggiore.
TELFER, W. D  Painter,
46, High Holborn.
1845. 262 The defiance of Douglas.
" An' if thou saidst I am not
peer
To any Lord in Scotland here,
Lowland or Highland, far or
near.
Lord Angus, thou hast lied."
— Marmion
1846. 519 The dying guide. "Sudden
fear checked the child's
hand in the act to save
When that strange chance
came in the face of him he
loved so weU."
1847. 280 The Baron's hand. A girl has
been seized by one of our
Anglo-Norman Barons, and
confined in a room in his
castle. At break of day she
has heard the door softly
unbarred; and at the mo
ment I have painted her
her eyes are fixed on his
hand, stealthily opening the
door; she has sprung, and
is clinging to a crucifix.
TEMPLE, Alfred George, F.S.A. Painter,
Guildhall, E.C.
1890. 1403 Snowdon.
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345

TEMPLE, Charles H  Architect,
Ironbridge, Salop.
1893. 1493 North end of Bath room, etc.
1899. 1692 Bath room dado.
1900. 1859 do. in tUes, etc.
1903. 1622 WaU tUing.
TEMPLE, J  Architect,
At Mr. Porden's, 55, Devonshire Street.
1795- 704 Design for a church.
105, Wardour Street.
1798. 939 Design for a mausoleum.
At Mr. Copland's, St. Martin's Lane.
1802. ion Design for a country market
house.
TEMPLE, Robert Scott  Painter,
7, North Street, David Street,
Edinburgh.
1879. 653 Among the Pentland Hills.
1880. 960 Early pasture.
5, I^aclise Road, West Kensington.
1882. 632 The MiU pond. 4, Argyle Street
1883. 237 The edge of the birchwood.
Lawn Bank, Hampstead.
1884. 349 "Light beyond," Loch Lub-
naig.
781 Roderick Dhu's staircase; by
path to Ben Venue.
1885, 34^ The eagle's haunt; Cor Arden.
1886. 170 "Winter now takes up the
talc"
241 Down for the wintering; Lodi
Laggan. '"
1887. 265 Day's requiem. 37, Parliament Street.
1888. 609 Spring time.
18, Great George Street, Westminster.
1889. 388 The birch and pool.
10, Finsbury Square.
1896. 579 A Kentish sandpit.
The Lodge, Lammas, Norfolk.
1900. 65 Autumn's glow.
TEMPLETON, J, S  Painter.
28, William Street,
Hampstead Road.
1830. 1 141 Christchurch Cathedral, Dub
lin.
1 83 1. 518 Group of trees from nature.
1832. 490 The quarries, Hill of Howth.
1833. 529 Sketch from nature,
33, Albany Street.
1841. 59 Professor Maiden, A.M., Uni
versity CoUege,
VII.

I84I.

524

1842.

924
743 813

1843.1844.

836
981
696

1845.
1846.
1848.

729
987959

1849.

992830 887

1850. 890

George De Morgan, Esq.
Portrait of Placida.
do. a gentleman.
do. do.
18, Howland Street.
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman.
do. do,
4, Sussex Place, Kensington.
The pet,
John Walter, Junr,, Esq.
Portrait of a young lady.
do. lady.
Lady Caroline Turnor.
Mrs. Richard Pole.
Algernon, fourth son of Mr.
and Lady Caroline Turnor.
The Hon. Constance Finch
Hatton, daughter of Vis
count Maidstone.
Viscountess Maidstone.
Study of a child.
Lady Leigh.
Portrait of a young lady.
The Hon. Augusta Leigh.
James Bright, Esq., M.D.
Study for a portrait; group.
Miss Kitto.
The Hon. Joscelyn W. Percy,
M.P.
Portrait of a young lady.
The Hon. J. F. PeUew.
Henry Wyall Hart, eldest son
of the Rev. Cornelius Hart.
72, Oakley Square.
Mrs. Cornelius Hart.
A portrait.

TEMPLETON, P, A  Sculptor,
16, Wellesley Street, Euston Square.
1847. 1378 Bust; in marble.

TEMPRA, Quirino  Sculptor,
clo Bellman and Tovey,
95, Wigmore Street.
1884. 1775 The hesitating messenger;
statuette, marble.

TENDI, A  Painter.
16, St. Martin's Street,
Leicester Square.
636 The fine arts persecuted by
Ignorance and protected by
Jove. 10, Maddox Street.
561 Tideus. Vide Statins, lib. 3.
Y Y

1053

I85I.

II27

1 146

1852.

985

993

1853-

745

918
1854.
844
847
1855-
881
978
1008
1856.
861
1857-
901
1793-
1797.
346

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

TENERANI, Chevalier Pietro, Sculptor,
C. P. Tenerani, Rome.
1846. 1397 Marble statue of Psyche aban
doned by her parents.
F. Teneroni, no address.
1854. 1448 Lady Arbuthnot.
TENISON, A, H. Ryan ... Architect,
12, Little College Street, Westminster.
1904. 1559 Additions, Radley College,
Berkshire.
TENISON, Miss Nell  Painter,
215, Uxbridge Road.
1900. 1640 "Murther most foul, as in the
best it is." — Shakespeare.
1902. 1264 Illustration to "Barthram's
Dirge."

TENISWOOD, G. F.

1863.1866. 1867.

87
217

Painter.
Ham Common.
102 The curfew hour.
I, Castlenau Gardens.
169 Stonehenge — early morning.
21 Early morning on the Stour.
On the coast near Fairlight.
East Cliff, Hastings — moon
light.
1868. 131 The stranded wreck — cloudy
moonlight.
627 The moonlit shore. " O'er tide-
pools on a rock-strewn coast,
and gleaming sands, etc."
338 Stonehenge — moonlight.
504 Twilight in the Isle of Skye.
" Close screen'd by towering
crag and river scaur, etc."
Caton Lodge, Upper Richmond Road.
yz At Fulham — moonhght.
On the Thames — moonlight.

1871.

1872.1873-1874.

233

36 Tide pools — moonlight.

TENNANT, Miss Dorothy (after
wards Mrs, and Lady Stanley), Painter,
2, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall.
1886. 932 An Arab dance.
1887. 102 In trouble.
1014 A socialist.
1889. II 14 A load of care,
{See Lady Stanley, vol, vn, page 236,)
TENNANT, John F  Painter,
J. Tennant,
28, Upper Thornhaugh Street.
1820. 16 Landscape and cattle.

1821. 1822,1823,1824.

103
1054 373

1826. 312

1832.1833-1840. 1842,1843.

1844,1845-1846.1847. 1867.

529 View on the road to Eltham,
Kent, I, Lower Street, Islington.
436 Scene near Woolwich, Kent,
519 Landscape, cattle, and figures,
37, Newman Street.
Richmond Castle, Yorkshire.
Durham from the South-west.
Scene on the banks of the
Thames. 65, Newman Street.
Coast scene: smugglers on the
look-out. Bexley Heath, Kent.
446 Coast scene — misty morning.
444 Preparing for a trip.
480 Landscape Composition.
1226 The timber barge.
340 River scene — morning.
Frith Manor House, Hendon.
Magpie Island, near Henley-
on-Thames^early morning.
Sir Scudamore journeying to
the Temple of Venus in
quest of Amores. "So on
that hard adventeur forth I
went, etc." — Spenser.
View above bridge, Mon
mouth.
Solitude, composed from
nature.
Springfield Villa, Queen's Road.
423 Scene on the South coast.

217

627

77

614

TENNANT, Mrs. R. N,
1852. 863 A boy's head.
864 A fawn's head.

. Painter.

TENNIEL, Sir John, R.I Painter, etc.
J. Tenniel, 22, Gloucester Place.
1837. 688 Captain Peppercull interceding
for Nigel with Duke Hilde-
brand. Vide Fortunes of
Nigel.
1838. 635 The warrior's return.
J. Tenniel, Jun., no address.
1839. 701 Captain Colepepper's visit to
Nigel in Alsatia.
1840. 649 Lord Dalgarno's visit to Nigel
at the house of John Christie,
the ship chandler. Vide
Fortunes of Nigel.
1841. 817 " Lord Souhs he sat in Hermit
age castle. And beside him
old Redcap sly, etc."
1842. 580 A study.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

347

1843. 1073 " WiUie courted Jenny, Jenny
she was shy." 23, Newton Street.
185 1. 383 Sketch for a large picture in
progress, representing alle-
goricaUy the great Industrial
Meeting of aU nations, a.d,
1 8 5 1 . " Peace and goodwill
to all men, etc." — Thomson.
24, Newman Street.
1853. 1227 The Expulsion from Eden.
"The world was all before
them, where to choose their
place of rest." — Milton.
10, Portsdown Road, Maida Hill.
1873. 715 Sir Rupert the fearless.

1874
1878,

Lurline hung her head, turn'd
pale and then red,
Growing faint at his sudden
proposal to wed, etc."
1215 Study in chalk and charcoal.
" Jesus saith unto her, Mary.
She turned herself, and
saith unto him, Rabboni,
etc." — St. John, xx, 16.
857 Peace.
830 Trial by battle. "Bear-crested,
broad, the stark mace- wielder
towered, etc." — Punch, 1877.
1880. 1330 The white elephant turned
"Rogue." Finished sketch
for a " Punch " cartoon.
{Knighted in 1893.)
TENNYSON-COLE, Philip. Painter.
Royal Colonial Institute,
Northumberland Avenue.
1903. 719 Lieut.-Colonel Probyn, Mayor
of Westminster, 1902. Pre
sentation portrait.
{See also Cole, vol. ii, page loi.)
TERNBAT, R  Painter.
Maidstone, Kent.
18 1 8. 17 View from nature.
TERNOUTH, John  Sculptor,
J. Ternmouth,
2, Chapel St., Vincent Square.
18 19. II 84 Bust of Mrs. Chester.
J. Ternouth,
2, Chapel St., Vincent Square.
1820. 1018 Bust of a lady.
2, Chapter Street, Vincent Square.
182 1. 1088 Specimen of sculpture in the
Penryri slate.

7, Elizabeth Place, Pimlico.
1822. 1045 A monumental alto-relievo, in
marble.
1824. 1037 Study from nature.
5, Westbourne Street, Chelsea.
1825. 1019 Bust of Colonel Hughes, M.P.
1040 do. John Carn Hobhouse,
Esq., M.P., F.R.S.
1827. 1086 Marble bust of Mrs. Hudson
Gurney.
nil Marble bust of Sir Francis
Burdett, Bart., M.P.
1 1 15 Marble bust of Hudson Gurney,
Esq., M.P.
9, Lower Belgrave Place.
1828. 1147 Bust in marble of the Rev.
Mr, Fraser, M.A.
1 199 Bust in marble of the eldest
son of Rowland Alston, Esq.
1829. 1138 Bust of Sir John Tyrell, Bart.
1 1 64 do. Miss M. Tyrell, second
daughter of Colonel Tyrell.
1 168 Bust of the infant daughter of
Colonel Tyrell.
II 97 Marble statue ofthe late Dean
of St. Asaph.
This monument intended
to be placed in the cathedral
church of St. Asaph, to the
memory of the Very Rev.
WiUiam Davies Shipley,
more than fifty years Dean
and Chancellor of that Dio
cese, etc.
1830. 1188 Posthumous bust of A. Majori
banks, Esq.
1200 Bust of Mr. Baxter.
1831. 1158 Monumental figure of a lady
for the church of Beaumaris,
Anglesea.
1832. 1137 Bust of Miss TyreU.
1147 do. John Crabb, Esq.
1 1 68 do. Sir R. B. Williams
Bulkeley, Bart.
1833. 1139 Part of a monument.
1834. 1042 A nymph.
1102 Bust ofthe Bishop of Lincoln.
(/. Kaye) '
41, St. James's Street, and
9, Lower Belgrave Place.
1835. 1049 Marble statue of the late Duke
of Athol to be erected at
Dunkeld.
1837. 1199 Bust of Miss Dorothy Gregory.
1237 do. the late Mark Wilks
Buchan, Esq.
1250 Bust of Miss Eva, third daugh
ter of the Hon. Rice Trevor,
M.P.
1257 Bust of Miss Gregory.

348

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Ternouth, John — continued.
1837. 1266 Bust of Viscount Melbourne.
1283 do. A. E. Gregory, Esq.
1838. 1298 Marble bust of Thomas Hop
per, Esq.
1361 Marblebust of Rowland Alston,
Esq., M.P.
1839. 1368 Bust of General Sir Ronald
C. Ferguson, G.C.B., M.P.
1840. 1 1 19 Bust of Sir Francis Burdett,
Bart., M.P.
1 84 1. 1318 A bust of the Rt. Hon. Lord
John RusseU, M.P.
1842. 1323 The Hon. Mrs. Robert Drum
mond.
1336 George Arbuthnot, Esq.
1356 W. E. Oliver, Esq.
1401 Bust of Lord Bridport.
1843. 1504 Posthumous bust of the late
Col. Vans Agnew, K.C.B.
1844. 1325 Bust of George Pilcher, Esq.,
late President ofthe Medical
Society of London.
1845. 1337 Marble statue of the late
Colonel Conway, C.B., for
the Cathedral of Madras.
1449 Marble bust of Edward Blore,
D.C.L., F.R.S.
1847. 1336 Musidora, "With timid eye
around, etc."
(The late)
1849. 1246 Posthumous medallion of Ro
bert Allen, Esq., youngest
son of the late Bishop of
Ely.
TERRELL, Mrs. (formerly Miss
Georgina F, Koberwein) ... Painter,
38, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
1879. 212 Stella.
923 A day dream.
1248 Ida, daughter of Henry and
Lady Constance Belhngham.
1880. 34 " Round her gentle, happy face,
Dimpled, soft, and freshly fair.
Danced with careless ocean
grace
Locks of auburn hair."
144 Portrait of a lady.
180 A portrait.
1 88 1. 152 Mrs. Alfred Barratt.
308 Violet and Adelaide, daughters
of Henry Bret Ince, Esq.,
Q.C.
1882. I " There is a gentle lady
Among the flowers there,
Who almost looks like one of
them,
She is so fresh and fair."

1882. 74 Edith Ince, daughter of Henry
Brett Ince, Q.C.
762 Mrs. John RaUi.
1883. 574 Maude and Dorothea.
1885. 15 For mother.
1886. 1012 Mrs. F. B. Thompson.
1887. 999 Sweet memories.
15, Cranky Gardens,South Kensington.
1903. 1 37 1 Irene,
{See Miss Georgina F, Koberwein,
vol, iv, page 351.)
TERRELL, R. H  Painter.
1855, 1394 Portrait of a boy,
TERRIS, John  Painter,
113, West Regent Street, Glasgow.
1890. 1266 Behind Corrie, Isle of Arran,
N.B.
1892. 1273 Noon — on the Forth, near
Stiriing, N.B.
Rustic Bank House,
Bridge of Allan, N.B.
1896. 1242 Just before sundown.
TERRY, Miss Agnes D  Painter,
2, Prince's Road, Wimbledon.
igoo. 415 The old lace maker.
TERRY, C  Painter,
Holland Street, Kensington.
1 819. 54 UUswater; a sketch from na
ture.
1820. 90 View of Hastings, from the
White Rocks.
307 Scene near Patterdale : Part of
Helvellyng.
TERRY, D  Architect.
1798. 961 Design for a theatre.
10, Cliffords Inn.
1801. 955 Design for a country residence.
987 do. an academy of arts
and sciences.
1803. 735 View of ithe church at Strat
ford-on-Avon.
TERRY, Elizabeth  Painter.
32, Blandford Square.
1846. 591 Broome's Hill, Bath.
12, Torrington Square.
1853. 1003 A study from nature.
TERRY, Henry  Painter.
34, Crawshay Road, Brixton.
1880. 785 " Land of my birth, I think of
thee stUl."

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

349

1881.

1883.1884. 1886.1891. 1893.

1894.

607 A " burgermeister."
685 Discovered.
979 Miss Edith Cook.
1079 A braggadocio. "... with his
cicatrice, an emblem of war,
here on his sinister cheek."
— A IPs WeU that Ends
Well, act ii, scene i.
1072 A serious question.
935 A pillar of the conventicle.
Great Milton, Tetsworth.
II 24 An old Dame.
1304 Old Giles.
1437 Reflections.
975 The picture Bible.
1072 Sunday afternoon.
1 147 Apple peeling.
949 An old garden gay and trim.

TERRY, Miss Jane  Painter.
23, Torrington Square.
1856. 977 A sketch from nature.
TERRY, Robert  Painter.
At Mr. Whitaker' s.
Castle Street, Leicester Fields.
1770. 183 Two small landscapes.
184 Two do.
TERRY, Miss Sarah  Sculptor.
Walton Terrace, Aylesbury.
1862. 1061 The happy age. "Oh, fairest
of the rural maids. Thy birth
was in the forest shades,
etc." — Bryant.
1865, 1012 Portrait of a child; medallion,
1867. 1087 Eva. "I'm going there 1 she
said, to the spirits bright,
Tom; I'm going before
long." — Uncle Tom's Cabin.
1868. 1 173 Portrait of a young lady.
187 1. 1333 Portrait. 6, Pembroke Villas, Richmond.
1873. 1585 MedaUion portrait; marble.
1593 Portrait medallion.
1874. 1480 Chitty: Queen's waterman.
148 1 Rev. N. Oxenham, M.A.
1876. 1389 Portrait ofa lady; medallion,
1879. 1450 Childhood.
TETLEY, Miss Ivy L. D.
Miniature Painter.
Woodville Priory,
Honor Oak Rise, S.E.
1904. 1267 Rosamond.
1275 Scamp.

TETLOW,

. Gem Engraver.

(An Honorary Exhibitor,)
1775, 361 Medusa, Cleopatra; after
antique gem.

an

TEULON, Samuel Saunders. Architect.
1835, 945 Design submitted to the Cor
poration of Penzance for their
new Town-hall and Market
place. With S. Kempthorne.
24, Upper Stamford Street.
1836, 930 Projected baths near Lee in
Kent,
1837. I0I2 Design submitted to the Cor
poration of Ipswich, for
County Hall and Law courts,
1838, 1203 Tuesley villa, Lympsfield, Sur
rey. 18, Millman Street.
1842. 1166 Almshouses at Kingsland, for
the Dyer's Company.
1843. 1227 Blyth HUl, Kent, for Robert
Espie, Esq.
1844. •°7° Market cross,
1092 Rectory at Wetheringsett, etc,
1 1 54 Design for Leicester memorial,
1 1 84 A rectory house,
1845. 1 1 26 St. Mary's Lodge, Hastings,
for Rev. G. Vores.
1288 HaU Hyle, Norfolk, for T. E.
Wallace, Esq.
1846. 1 241 North Creake Rectory, Nor
folk, for the Hon. and Rev.
Thomas Robert Keppel.
2, Lansdowne Place,
Brunswick Square.
Skendleby, Lincoln, for Sir
Edward Blackenbury.
Schools at Cautley, Yorkshire,
for J.W.Childers, Esq., M.P.
Almshouses at Holkham, for
the Earl of Leicester.
Almshouses at Riby, Lincoln
shire, for George Tomline,
Esq.
Church and school, St. Ste
phen's, Southwark.
Terrace at Windsor, on the
road to Ascot.
Schools in Roby, Lincolnshire,
for G. Tomhne, Esq.
Schools at Elvetham Park,
Hants, for Lord Calthorpe.
Entrance to Perry Hall, Staf
fordshire, for the Hon. Fred
erick Gough.
185 1. 241 Mansion at CromhaU Park,
Gloucestershire, for the Earl
of Ducie.

1848.

III4

II42

II7S

II98

1228
1849.
1060
1 103
II6I
1850.
II80
350

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Teulon, Samuel Saunders — continued.
1853, 1 184 St. James, Edgbaston, for Lord
Calthorpe.
1855. 1 175 Wheelwrights' and other shops
at Thorney Abbey, for the
Duke of Bedford.
1 1 97 Post office, Thorney Abbey,
for do.
1 21 5 Chapel of Ease to St. Andrew,
Watford.
1856. 1096 Church at Wells, in memory of
the Rev. Rd. Jenkyns, Dean
of Wells, and Master of
Balliol College, Oxford.
9, Grains Court.
1857. 1033 Holy Trinity Church, Hast
ings.
1 1 29 Small brick church at Barring-
ham, Lincolnshire, on the
banks of the Trent.
1858. 1034 Clock tower, etc., ShadweU
Court, Norfolk, for Sir R.
Jacob Buxton, Bart.
1050 Church of the Holy Trinity,
Hastings.
1859. 1108 Drawing room, etc.. Barton
Manor, Oxon, for Henry
HaU, Esq.
1146 Tower at ShadweU Court, etc.
i860. 685 Entrance, Elvetham Hall, for
Lord Calthorpe.
1862. 844 Hawkleyhurst, Hants.
859 Memorial to William Tyndale,
on Nibley Noll, Gloucester
shire.
867 Water tower, Elvetham Park.
1864. 806 Bestwood, Notts, for the Duke
of St. Albans.

TEULON, William Milford. Architect.
42, Guildford Street.
1854. 1 1 36 A room at Henbury House,
Dorset.
1855. 1265 St. Margaret's Church, Hors-
monden, Kent.
1859. 1112 Long Hall, Guisborough, for
Thomas Chaloner, Esq.,
R.N.
i860. 638 West Broyle, Chichester, for
J. J. Johnson, Esq.
655 National Schools, Dynevor
Park, Carmarthenshire, for
the town of Llandilo, erected
by Lord Dynevor.
1 86 1. 707 Frogmore, near Hertford, for
Rev. Thomas D. Hudson.
1865. 778 Overstone Hall, Northampton
shire.

96, Wimpole Street.
1875. '°^^ Hampton Hall, Cheshire, for
Winding Jones, Esq.
TEXIER, Miss Le. See L, vol. v,
page 46.
THACKER, Miss Winifred H.
Miniature Painter.
Rottingdean, Sussex.
1895. 1126 Miss Mabel Smith.
1896. 1356 Mrs. Fred Anderson.
THACKERAY, Lance  Painter.
42, Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
1901. 1038 The flower girl.
1903. 844 The quay.
THADDEUS, H. Jones, A.R.H.A. See
Jones, vol. iv, page 274.
THANE, W  Painter.
3, Spur Street, Leicester Square.
1807. 764 A landscape. 18, New Lisle Street.
1808. 563 A landscape.
181 1. 482 Landscape from Nature.
18 1 2. 315 A landscape.
1813. 89 do,
179 View from Belvoir Castle,
Leicestershire. 36, New Lisle Street.
18 1 6. 483 A landscape. 31, Maddox Street.
1 8 18. 247 Landscape.
364 View in Derbyshire, looking
down upon Rowsley, near
Bakewell.
THANGUE, H. H. La, A.R.A. See L,
vol, iv, page 389,
THANNENBERG, Count L, De.
See D, vol. ii, page 313.
THATCHER, C.F  Painter,
Cottage House, Paddington Green.
1816. 210 Reaper.
1 81 7. 241 Twilight.
546 A musical party.
1 81 8. 447 Dead Game, etc.
542 An evening scene, with cattle.
624 Village commerce.
902 View on the Wear, above Sun
derland.

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351

1620. 182I. 1822. 1823.

1825.1826.

18 1 9. 36 The effect of moonlight in a
bay on the coast of Devon.
492 Miss S. South.
825 View of the entrance into the
Humber.
923 Representation of a distressing
shipwreck off the coast of
Spain.
459 Road side.
565 Tuhps.
297 Scourging of our Saviour.
406 A Toper.
724 Miss Heath.
689 Portrait of a gentleman.
450 Woman of Samaria at the well.
820 Portrait of a gentleman.
926 do. young lady.
735 do. gentleman.
837 do. Captain Cook, who
so meritoriously saved the
crew and passengers of the
Kent East Indiaman.
1827. 612 R. Maliphant, Esq.
767 The late Miss Gale.
1829. 816 Miss Buckinghamshire.
957 Portrait of a lady.
1830. 636 Mr. WUliam Jones,
659 Miss Richards,
832 Countess Ferrers,
947 Earl Ferrers,
1832. 540 Llangollen Park, near Swansea,
South Wales.
772 Portraits of a lady and child.
Manor House, Paddington Green.
1833. 686 Portrait of a gentleman.
80s do, lady.
1834. 7^6 do. D.D.
2, Park Place, Paddington Green.
1836. 603 Waterfall, Hafod, North
Wales.
949 Girl gathering mushrooms.
1845. 9^^ Miss Wells.
1846. 797 Portrait of a gentleman.

THATCHER, F  Architect,
II, FurnivaPs Inn.
1841. 1094 Hatton Parsonage, Hastings.

THAULOW, Fritz  Painter,
21, Boulevard Berthier, Paris.
1899. 9 Smoke.
480 Night.
1900. 365 The old bridge in Verona.
608 View from the old bridge in
Verona.
1 90 1, 470 The old fabrique, Christiania.

1902. 363 The caravan.
727 Old Saw MiU, Norway.
1903. 72 River in Normandy.
1904. 394 Winter day in Norway.
399 The river Dordogne.
THEAKSTON, C  Sculptor.
9, Belgrave Place.
1825. 1067 Bust (posthumous) of Edward
Hind, Esq.
1831. 1175 Cabinet statue in marble of the
Duke of Wellington.
THEAKSTON, Joseph  Sculptor.
10, New Road, Fitzroy Square.
1809. 759 Britannia at the tomb of her
departed hero, referring you
to history for his achieve
ments, etc.
I, Winchester Street, Pentonville.
1813. 901 Bust of R. Walker, Esq.
1817. 1012 Sketch for a monument in
honour of Major-General
R. R. GUlespie, who fell at
Kalunga, in the Kingdom of
Nepaul.
1019 Sketch for a monument in
honour of Maj or- Generals
A. Gore and J. B. Skerrett,
who fell while leading the
troops to the assault of the
fortress of Bergen-op-Zoom.
1022 A colossal bust of a British
warrior.
1037 Sketch for a monument in
honour of Major-Generals
the Hon. Sir E. Packenham
and S. Gibbs, who fell in an
attack upon the enemy's
works in front of New
Orleans.
1058 Sketch for a monument in
honour of Major-General
A. Hay, who fell while re
sisting a sortie made by the
garrison of Bayonne.
1818. 1069 Modelof a bustofMr. Schwan
felder, Animal Painter to
H.R.H. the Prince Regent.
1820. 1057 Sketch for a statue, to be ex
ecuted in marble and erected
at Weymouth, in memory of
the late S. Weston, Esq.
1 82 1. 1 09 1 A marble statue to be erected
in the Guildhall at Wey
mouth, etc., to their late
Chief Magistrate, S. Weston,
Esq.

352

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Theakston, Joseph — continued.
9, Belgrave Place.
1825. 995 Part of a monument to be
placed in Great Saling
church, Essex, by an only
chUd, Miss M. B. Shedden,
to the memory of her
parents.
1829. 1210 Innocence reposing; in marble.
1830. 1235 Bust of His Majesty, executed
for John Harrison, Esq.
Snelston Hall, Derbyshire.
1837. 1204 Sketch for a statue of Admiral
Lord Nelson.

THEAKSTON, J[. H  Sculptor.
35, Gillingham Street, Pimlico.
1832. 1142 Bust of the youngest daughter
of the late Joseph Hopkins,
M.D.

THEED, E. Frank  Sculptor.
120, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
1873. ^586 Mrs. Titus Salt.
1874. 1586 Bust of a lady; marble.
1876. 1370 Portrait of a young lady; mar
ble medallion.
1371 Portrait ofa gentleman; marble
medaUion.
1475 The late Dr. Frederick Bird,
B.D. (posthumous); marble
bust.
1878. 1450 Bertie, son of Robert M. Cocks,
Esq.
1882, 1581 The Rt. Hon. Sir John Mellor;
bust, marble,
1630 Wm. Langton, Esq, ; medaUion,
marble,
1631 Sir Edward Watkin, Bart,;
bust, marble,
1883, 1528 Mr, Wm, Burchell; presenta
tion bust, marble.
1536 Clytie.
1554 Rev. J. W. Ayre, M.A., Vicar
of St, Mark's, North Audley
Street; presentation bust,
marble,
1649 Mr, Edward Ross; bust, mar
ble.
1885. 1980 The Rev. Archdeacon Grant;
bust, marble.
1982 Mrs. Elizabeth Fry; bust, mar
ble.
2010 Major-General Charles George
Gordon, C.B., R.E,; bust.
2025 Lady Watkin; medaUion, mar
ble.

1886. 1865 Portrait of a lady; bust.
1888. 1916 SirJohnP. deGex,Q,C,; bust,
marble.

THEED, William, R.A.
Painter and Sculptor.
144, Strand.
1789. 49 Portrait of a gentleman. 49, Long Acre.
1797. 200 Venus and cupids.
1798. 59 Abraham offering Isaac; a
sketch. " And the Angel of
the Lord called unto him
and said, Abraham, Abra
ham, lay not thine hand on
the lad."
543 Portrait of Mrs. Fowler and
chUd. 57, Great Queen Street.
1799. looi Nessus and Dejanira.
" Swift as his words the fatal
arrows flew.
The Centaur's back admits the
feather'd wood.
And thro' his breast the barbed
weapon stood." — Ovid.
1800. 92 Cephalus and Aurora.
" When as upon thy master's
dreary head.
For mountain stags, my net
betimes I spread,
Aurora spied, and ravish'd me
away." — Ovid.
II, Royal Hill, Greenwich.
1805. 695 Thetis with the arms of Achil
les; a model in wax.
1806. 937 Vase and pedestal, in memory
of the late Lord Nelson.
53, Dean Street, Soho.
1809. 865 A fawn; part of a group of
figures, executing in orna
mental plate.
181 1. 912 The death of Eurydice.
" For as the bride, amid the
Naiad train,
Ran joyful sporting o'er the
flow'ry plain,
A venom'd viper bit her as she
passed :
Instant she fell and sudden
breath'd her last." — Ovid.
913 Victory conducting the horses
of war,
914 The death'of Nessus. "Think
not, perfidious wretch, from
me to fly, etc." — Ovid.
(Elected A,R,A.)
1812, 915 Thetis returning from Vulcan,
with arms for AchiUes. " Th'

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35-

immortal arms the goddess
mother bears swift to her
son." — Pope's Homer.
(Elected R.A.)
1813. 893 A statue of Mercury.
1814. 790 A model of a piece of plate,
executed for H.R.H. the
Prince Regent.
791 A Bacchanalian groupe; for
part of a piece of plate exe
cuting for H.R.H. the Prince
Regent.
1 8 16. 966 A sepulchral monument.
1817. 1064 Basso relievo of a charity; part
ofa monument to be erected
in St. Peter's Church, Ross,
Hereford, to the memory of
the late T. Westfaling, Esq.,
of Rudhall.
( William Theed, senior, began as a painter,
then became a sculptor, 7Vorking first for
Wedgwood, and later on for Rundell and
Bridge, the silversmiths.)
THEED, William  Sculptor.
76, Dean Street, .Soho.
1824. 1029 Bust of a gentleman.
1825. 9S6 do. young lady.
998 Faith, Hope and Charity; part
of a monument, executed in
marble, to the memory of
Lady Ann Elizabeth Hare,
of Stone Hall, Norfolk.
1826. noo Bust of a gentleman. Rome.
1833. 1183 Marble bust of Edward Swin
burne, Esq.
9, Vicolo degP Incur abili, Rome.
1838. 1256 A nymph preparing her bow for
the chase.
1839. 1318 Modelof a bust of H.R.H. the
reigning Duke of Lucca ; to
be executed in marble.
1329 Marble bust of Cupid.
1344 do. Psyche.
1380 Marble bust of H.R.H. the
Princess of Capua.
1382 Model of a bust of H.R.H.
Prince Charles of Capua; to
be executed in marble.
1842. 1312 Marble bust of a gentleman.
1844. 1367 do. James WiUiam
Farrer, Esq.
1845. 1332 Marble statue of Psyche.
1428 Bust of Lady Culhng Smith.
143 1 Marble bust of Mrs. Williams
Helps.
1433 Marble bust of James Scott,
Esq.
VII.

1845. 1437 Bust of Sir CuUing Eardley
Smith.
1444 Marble bust of William Helps,
Esq.
1847. 1324 Marble group of the prodigal
son.
1409 Marble bust of a lady.
1848. 1458 Bust of J. Silk Buckingham,
Esq.
12, Henrietta Street,
Cavendish Square.
1849. 1222 Alto relievo; part ofa monu
ment to the memory of two
children.
1228 Statue of the late Charles Nor
ris, Esq., of the East India
Company's Civil Service, for
Bombay Cathedral.
1282 Marble bust of James Morri
son, Esq.
1850. 1296 Statue in marble of Rebekah.
1307 Group in marble of the prodi
gal son. " But when he was
yet a great way off, etc." —
St. Luke, XV, 20, 21.
1 85 1. 1255 Marble heroic statue of Pro
metheus.
1258 Marble monumental statue of
a lady.
1358 Marble bust of the late Sir
Charies Bell.
1360 Marble bust of Mrs. Pickers-
gill-
1852. 1343 Model of a monumental statue
of Resignation, executed in
marble, and lately erected in
Wales, at Gwersyllo church,
near Wrexham.
1458 Posthumous marble bust of
WiUiam Chfford, Esq., of
Perrestone, Ross.
1473 Bust of John Gibson, Esq.,
R.A.
1853. 1318 Marble statue of Humphrey
Chetham, being part of a
monument for Manchester
Cathedral.
1338 Mary, Queen of Scots, looking
back at the coast of France ;
a bas-relief from English
History for the Palace of
Westminster.
1340 Sir Walter Raleigh spreading
his cloak as a carpet for
Queen Elizabeth ; a bas-re
lief from English History
for the Palace of Westmins
ter.
1342 Death of the renowned Sir
Philip Sidney; a bas-relief
zz

354

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Theed, William — continued.
from English History for the
Palace of Westminster.
1853. 1407 Posthumous bust in marble of
Lieut.-General George Guy
Carlton L'Estrange.
1445 Posthumous bust in marble of
the Rt. Hon. James Alex
ander Stewart Mackenzie of
Seaforth.
1854. 1401 The escape of Mary Queen of
Scots from Loch Leven
Castle; a bas relief for
Palace of Westminster.
1402 Katharine of Aragon pleading
before Henry VIII; a bas-
relief for Palace of West
minster.
1403 Sebastian Cabot before Henry
VIII ; a bas-relief for Palace
of Westminster.
1464 Marble bust of Lady Cranworth,
1496 Marble bust of William Foster,
Esq,
1497 Marble bust of Lady Eastlake,
1855, 1441 Bas-reUef: theGenius of British
Literature; part of a monu
ment in Westminster Abbey
in memory of Sir James
Mackintosh,
1457 W, F. M, Copeland, Esq.;
marble.
1511 Rev. Dr. Francis Hessey.
1 519 Model ofa bust ofthe late Rt.
Hon. Sir James Mackintosh;
part ofa monument in West
minster Abbey.
1539 The late Hon. Robert H. CUve,
M.P.; marble.
1856. 1327 Design for a statue of an Indian
officer.
1376 The Murder of Rizzio; bas-
relief for the Palace of West
minster.
1857. 1225 "The Bard"; to be executed
in marble for the Egyptian
HaU, Mansion House, etc.
1237 Portrait statue in marble of the
Hon. Evelyn Cornwallis An
derson Pelham.
1858. 1179 The Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke;
model of statue and erected
at St. Stephen's Hall, West
minster.
1236 Elizabeth knighting Drake on
board his own vessel at
Greenwich. Part of a series
of 12 bas-reliefs for the
Princes' Chamber, Palace of
Westminster.

1859. 1231 H.R.H. the Prince Consort,
1 261 Model of a colossal statue of
Newton; erected in bronze
at Grantham, Newton is re
presented in the act of lec
turing at Cambridge on one
of his celebrated problems,
the diagram connected with
which is represented on the
scroll,
1263 Obituary statue in marble, for
Harlington church.
1325 Field of the Cloth of Gold
alto-relief in bronze, form
ing part of the series in the
Palace of Westminster.
i860. 965 Alto-reUefs iUustrative of
Christian acts of Mercy; part
of monument to H.R.H. the
Duchess of Gloucester in
St. George's chapel, Windsor.
982 Alto-reliefs illustrative of
Christian acts of Mercy; for
monument to H.R.H. the
Duchess of Gloucester in
St. George's chapel, Windsor.
1861. 978 Her Most Gracious Majesty
the Queen; marble bust.
1038 Sir William Peel, K.C.B.; for
the Painted HaU, Greenwich
Hospital, and presented by
the Rt. Hon. Frederick Peel,
M.P.
1046 Malcolm Canmore. To be ex
ecuted in bronze for Her
Majesty.
1862. 992 His late R.H. the Prince Con
sort. By command; marble
bust.
1008 Rt. Hon. Sir John Laurence,
Bart., G.C.B.; executed in
marble for the Grocers'
Company.
1863. 1054 Hallam the historian; marble
bust, executed from the
statue lately erected in St.
Paul's, etc.
1864. 867 Model of a statue of H.R.H.
the Prince Consort. Executed
in marble and erected at
Balmoral Castle in 1863 by
her Majesty's command.
939 Bust of a lady; marble.
1866. 868 Musidora; executed in marble
for H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales. " Bathe on, my fair,

1868.

etc."
926 Group of
Queen
Prince

Her Majesty the
and H.R.H. the
Consort in early

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355

Saxon costume; executed in
marble, erected at Windsor
Castle, and exhibited by
special permission of Her
Majesty. "Allured to brighter
things, and led the way."
1868. 969 The late John Gibson, R.A.;
marble.
972 The Eari of Derby, K.G,;
marble.
1012 The late Culling Hanbury,
Esq., M.P.
1099 Model of a figure of Faith, be
ing part of a monument to
the memory of the late Cull
ing Hanbury, Esq., M.P.
1869. 1266 William Tite, Esq., M.P. Ex
ecuted by order of the London
Institution.
1286 The Earl of Dartmouth; mar
ble.
1873. 1429 Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford,
Bart.; marble bust.
1580 Sir Henry Holland, Bart;
marble bust.
1874. 1500 Margaret Roberts, daughter of
Owen Roberts, Esq., M.A.;
marble statue.
1877. 1405 General Lord Sandhurst; mar
ble.
1417 The Rt. Hon. John Bright,
M.P.; marble.
1438 George Clive, Esq., M.P.;
marble.
1878. 1419 The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone,
M.P.; bust, marble.
1879. 1484 The late Sir Francis Goldsmid,
Bart, M.P.; bust, marble.
To be placed in the Bench
ers' Hall, Lincoln's Inn.
1885. 1974 The Marquis of Salisbury;
bust, marble.

THELWALL, J. A  Painter.
10, Fitzroy Street.
1883. 455 Hampstead Heath.
901 An art nursery.
15 15 Maude. I, Morseby Villas, East Molesey.
1885. 1078 Studio Gossip.

THEOBALD, H  Painter.
2, Cambridge Villas, Camden Town.
1845. 681 The refreshing draught.
1846. 946 The Monk.

THEOBALD, W  Painter.
II, Skinner Street.
1 81 7. 315 Portrait of a dog.
361 do. dog's head.
THEOBALDS, W  Architect.
26, Budge Row, Cannon Street.
1903. 1629 Shrubland Road Congrega
tional church.
THEWENTI, L  Painter.
424, High Street, Cheltenham.
1824. 810 Mons. De' Cazes. 201, Regent Street.
1826. 624 Dr, Christie of Cheltenham,
658 Lady Pinn.
1827, 679 Mrs, J. Fosbroke, of Chelten
ham.
696 A Bacchante.
858 Admiral Sir Herbert Sawyer.
35, Milson Street, Bath.
1829. 926 Miss Roberta Nicholson and
Miss Eleanor Bruce Nichol
son, of East Court, near
Cheltenham.
1831. 738 Sibylla.
THICKE, Miss Charlotte. Miniature Painter,
Miss C. Thicke, 17, Duke St.,
Portland Place.
1802. 781 Portrait ofa young lady.
885 do. a lady.
1803. 786 do. do.
1804. 762 do. do.
776 do. an officer.
1806. 660 do. a gentleman.
722 do. do.
1807. 804 do. a lady.
856 do. do.
857 do. a gentleman.
1810. 633 do. a lady.
181 1. 631 do. a gentleman.
181 2. 395 do. a lady.
582 do. a gentleman.
680 do. do.
1813. 448 do. do.
466 do. a lady.
474 do. do.
502 do. do,
1814. 391 do. do,
402 Portraits of a lady and child.
18 16. 610 Portrait of an officer.
181 7. 666 do, a lady.
1818. 641 do. a gentleman.
1819. 718 do. a lady.
868 do. a gentleman.
1822. 679 do. a nun.
1824. 615 do. a young lady.
1826. 593 do. a lady and child.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thicke,

Miss Charlotte— continued.

1827.

619 Portrait of a lady.

1828.

781 do, Jewess selling

oranges.

1829.

657 Portrait of a gentleman.

665 do. her father.

1831.

682 do. a lady.

858 do. a young lady.

907 do. her father.
1832.
754 do. a lady.
756 The late Sir Charles Macarthy.
780 Portrait of the late Bishop of
Cloyne. {John Brinkley)
1833-
680 Portrait of a lady.
1835-
762 Miss Murray.
871 Portrait of her late mother.
1843.
867 do. a gentleman.
1844.
877 do. do.
884 Cupids.
THICKE, Miss Eliza,
Miniature Painter.
17, Duke Street.
I80I.
769
Portrait of a young lady.
782
Miss Wynyard.
1806.
685
Portrait of a young lady.
1808.
768
do. gentleman.
1809.
625
do. lady.
I8II.
554
do. do.
559
do. do.
I8I3.
5°5
do. do.
5n
do. do.
I8I5.
619
do. gendeman.
644
Miss Vardill.
I8I6.
589
Portrait of a lady.
I8I7.
637
do. do.
I8I9.
979
Mrs. Witherden.
1822.
712
Portrait of a gentleman.
1823.
775
do. do.
931
Mr. D. Fasana.
1824.
570
Portrait of a young lady.
800
do. gentleman.
1826.
824
do. do.
829
do. lady.
1828.
690
Miss Jones.
849
Mrs. Robinson.
941
Mrs, Middleton,
1832.
781
Portrait of a gentleman.
838 Captain Robertson.
1835-
761
The Rev. J. Jackson.
1836.
623
Portrait of a gentleman.
THICKE, W  Miniature Painter
W Thick, 18, Duke Street,
Portland Place
1787.
376
Portrait of a child.
1788.
320
do. lady.
1789.
284
do. young lady.
1791.
3'4
do. lady.
1792. 307 Portrait of a lady.
777 do. do.
1793. 465 Portraits of two young gentle
men.
men.
466 Portrait of a lady,
487 do. do.
491 do. do.
890 do. a young lady.
1017 do. a lady,
806 do, two young ladies,
816 do, a lady.
884 do. do.
900 Miss Green.
903 Portrait of a lady, W. Thicke.
1 80 1, 811 Portrait of a gentleman.
1802. 1 102 Captain Raine.
1807. 878 Portrait of a gentleman.
1795-
1797. 1798.1799.1800.
1808.
1809. 1810.
1812.
811716 575628
lady. do. do.
woman
selling
1813.1814.
do. do.do. do.
oranges.
430 Portrait of a lady.
463 Portraits of two young ladies.
{This family of miniature painters is not
mentioned in D. N. B., Bryan, or Red
grave. The name was evidently Thick ori
ginally, but when the daughters began in
1 80 1 they seem to have added the E, and
the father did the same)
THICKNESSE (Philip) and WIL-
LINK (W. E.)  Architects.
61, Lord Street, Liverpool.
1886. 1665 Cheltenham Grammar School;
competitive design.
THIEDE, Edwin Adolf  Painter.
9, Bonfield Road, Lewisham.
1882. 1418 Miss Emily WUd; on ivory.
1883. 1319 Portrait of a gentleman; on
ivory.
18, Alfred Place, Bedford Square.
1887. 931 An Academy model.
1888. 1107 Study of a girl's head.
1641 Hop picking, Boughton, Kent;
stripping the last pole.
5, Percy Street, W.
1889. 1570 Florence. 4, Pomona Studios, Fulham.
1900. 654 Fraulein Valerie Degenhardt.
THIELCKE, H  Painter.
Queen's House.
1805. 513 Portrait of a gentleman.
1806. 577 W. Martchin, Esq.
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357

1807. 591 Atlas.
619 The Rev. Mr. Kiiper, chaplain
to His Majesty.
1809. 591 Madona and child.
181 2. 459 Portrait of a lady.
1813. 277 The adulterous woman de
livered. " Neither do I con
demn thee, go and sin no
more." — St. John, viii, 11.
21, King Street, Covent Garden.
1814. 551 Captain Warton.
1816. 651 S. Wharton, Esq,
THIENON, L  Painter,
1852. 1226 Ruins of Holyrood chapel.
THIERON, L,  Painter,
25, Mary Street, Hampstead Road.
1837. 963 View of London and the course
of the Thames from Green
wich Park.
{The last two may be the same man.
Bryan gives Anne Claude Thienon, born in
1772, died 1846.)
THIMM, Franz  Painter,
88, New Bond Street.
1850. 1134 Town in the west of Prussia.
1852. 123 A Prussian landscape.
THIRION, Eugene Romain. Painter.
7 bis. Impasse du Maine, Paris.
1874. 681 Madame X.
{E. J. Thirion in the index, E. R. T.
in the catalogue.)
THIRSBY, J  Painter.
1798. 80 A portrait.
85 do.
THIRTLE, John  Painter.
Norwich.
1808. 642 Walter and Jane.
THIRTLE, John  Painter.
The Elms, Banstead Road,
Ewell, Surrey.
1898. 1464 A study in brown madder.
THISELTON, A, U  Painter,
1 83 1. 777 Pen and ink drawing.
THOLEN, W. B  Painter,
I r6. New Bond Street.
1883. 895 A sunny day, Holland.

THOLSON, W.... Miniature Painter,
84, Margaret Street.
1 8 10. 637 Frame containing the portraits
of Miss Hughes and two
ladies.
THOM, James Crawford  Painter,
T. C. Thom, a Ecouen, near Paris.
1864. 587 Returning from the wood —
winter.
J. C. Thom, 3, Park Villas,
Boston, Brentford.
1866. 177 "Hush-a-bye, baby."
1867. 251 Evening. 4, Trimmer Villas, Brentford.
1869. 859 Tired of waiting.
1870. 972 Going to School.
1872. 380 The shepherd. Upton House, Brentford.
1873. 283 The monk's walk.

Painter,

THOMAS, ^  
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1797. 587 An Italian view.
THOMAS, A, Bramwell... Architect,
7, Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster.
1899. 1785 New City Hall, Belfast
THOMAS, B  Painter,
8, Shepherd Street, Mayfair.
1836. 120 Coast scene — moonlight,
THOMAS, Clinton  Painter.
Wilton Road, Salisbury.
1884. 820 After Sunset.
THOMAS, David Arthur ... Sculptor,
I, Harley Studios,
Priory Grove,
South Kensington.
1899. 191 8 Blanchette; bust
1900. 1925 Captain Pavy; bust, bronze.
THOMAS, Miss Florence Elizabeth
(afterwards Mrs. Alfred Williams). Painter.
68, Wimpole Street.
1852. 1274 Goat in an orchard.
Hampstead Villa, Gloucester.
1864. 359 The Pets.
THOMAS, Frederick  Sculptor,
8, Mornington Road.
1892. 1993 The firstborn; group.
1893. 1730 "Whispers of love." Sketch
design for a frieze for a
chimney piece.

358

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thomas, Frederick — continued.
243, Stanhope Street.
1894. 175 1 Irene and her attendants re
moving St, Sebastian from
the tree; group,
68, Gloucester Crescent, N. W.
1897, 2056 Hero and Leander; relief
20, College Green, Gloucester.
1901, 171 3 A mother's love; relief.
THOMAS, F, Inigo  Architect,
4, Clifford Street, Bond Street.
1893. 1401 At Schletstadt, Alsace.
1894. 1624 Athelhampton HaU, etc.
1625 A preliminary essay.
1895. 1598 Church, house, and garden.
1898, 1641 Playing fields, Eton College,
1649 Rotherfield HaU, Sussex,
1902. 141 8 A suggested treatment of the
Mall.
THOMAS, F. J  Painter,
1828. 195 Landscape composition.
{F. G. T. in the index, F. J, T. in cata
logue.)
THOMAS, G  Painter.
1816. 548 A Landscape.
THOMAS, George A  Painter.
Coleharbour House, Hildenborough.
1885. 445 The home of the moorhen.
THOMAS, George Housman. Painter.
Oakley Cottage, Hammersmith.
1854. 620 Garibaldi at Rome, 1849.
From a sketch made during
the siege.
1856. 469 BaU at the camp, Boulogne.
Surbiton Lodge, Surbiton Hill.
1858. 599 The presentation of medals for
service in the Crimea by the
Queen on the i8th May,
1855. Painted by command
of Her Majesty.
1859. 478 Review in the Champ de Mars,
on the occasion of Her Ma
jesty's visit to Paris. Painted
by command.
i860. 5 Parade at Potsdam in honour
of Queen Victoria, August
17, 1858. Painted by com
mand.
342 Dimanche.
1 86 1. 466 Want of confidence.
545 Happy days.
1862. 409 Rotten Row.

1863. 25 The Coronation of the King
of Prussia — the Princess
Royal doing homage.
Painted by command of Her
Majesty.
85 The Marriage of H.R.H. the
Princess Alice, Painted by
command of Her Majesty.
Uplands, Surbiton.
1866, 84 At the Canteen,
207 Boys and boat
212 The Queen and the Prince
Consort at Aldershot, 1859.
Painted by command.
471 Their Grand Ducal Highnesses
the Princess Victoria and
Ehzabeth of Hesse, children
of Prince Louis of Hesse and
Princess Alice of Great
Britain and Ireland.
701 The ghost story.
1868. 389 The apple blossom,
399 Her Majesty the Queen invest
ing His Imperial Majesty
the Sultan with the Order
of the Garter, on board the
Royal yacht "Victoria and
Albert " at Spithead, July 1 7,
1867.
595 Masterless.

Grosvenor  Painter.
50, Gordon Street, Glasgow.
Evening.H  Painter.
At Mr. Andrew's,
New Street, Covent Garden.
A noted beggar.
James Havard... Sculptor.
16, St. MichaePs Hill, Bristol.
The Rev. Canon Knight, of
Bristol.
Rev. H. J. Roper, of Bristol.
169, Ebury Street.
Arcadian shepherd boy.
His Eminence Cardinal Man
ning.
W. B. Carpenter, Esq., C.B.,
F.R.S.; terra-cotta.
Study of a boy's head; terra
cotta.
Dr. Carpenter, C.B., F.R.S.;
bust, marble.
Edith; bust. 5, Trafalgar Studios.
Penelope; medaUion.
Portrait; medallion, marble.

THOMAS,

1892.

326

THOMAS,

1800.

970

THOMAS,

1872.

1391

1873-

1450

1876.

14321462

1877.

•478

•5^5

1878.

1430

1489

1879.

•493
•495

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359

1879. 1496 Marguerite; medallion, marble.
1562 The late H.R.H. Princess
Alice and daughter.
1880. 1522 Ishmael.
1542 Hypatia; bust, marble.
115, Boulevard de Vaugirard, Paris.
1883. 1602 Mrs. Bernard CammeU; bust,
marble.
1603 Mrs. CammeU; bust, marble.
1884. 1749 A study; bust, bronze.
I, Wentworth Studios.
1886. 1774 A slave girl; statue, marble.
1914 Study of ahead; relief, marble.
1889. 2134 Marianina; low relief, marble.
Villa Sain, Ana Capri, Italy.
1890. 1962 The late Rt Hon. W. E. Fors
ter, M.P,; statue for Brad
ford. Chelsea Arts Club.
1898. 1909 Agriculture; bas-reUef, marble.
1901. 1755 Pepinella; bust, marble.
1902. 1712 Castagnetti; statuette, silver.
THOMAS, John  Sculptor.
9, Allen Street, Lambeth.
1842. 1357 Edgar disguised as Mad Tom,
act iii, scene 4.
1382 Lear, act 4, scene 6.
3, Lansdowne Terrace, Lambeth.
1843. 1170 View of workshops at new
Houses of Parliament,
34, Lansdowne Terrace.
1845. ^352 Coriolanus. "If, TuUus, not
yet thou knowest me, etc."
— Coriolanus, act 4, scene 5.
1421 Imogen; a statue in marble.
"Ho, who's here? etc." —
Cymbeline, act iii, scene 6.
1847. 1233 Chimney piece.
1338 An attendant on the chase; a
model to be executed in
stone.
1388 The water-lily; a model. Part
of a fountain to be executed
in marble.
1848. 1380 Marble figure of Miranda ; from
the Tempest, act i, scene 2.
" What is it? a spirit? "
Richmond Villa, Paddington.
1849. 659 A fountain, designed for S. M.
Peto, Esq., M.P.
1340 Musidora. " And fair exposed
she stood, etc." — Thomson.
1850. 1312 Model of Amphitrite.
1322 Model of Long-spee, Earl of
Salisbury, to be cast in
bronze for one ofthe niches
in the House of Lords, etc.

185 1. 243 Preston Hall, near Maidstone,
for E. L. Betts, Esq.
302 do. do.
1262 Acis and Galatea; marble
group, part of a fountain, for
E. L. Betts, Esq.
1852. 1180 Design for sculpture to the
pediment for the Great West
ern Hotel, Paddington, etc.
1184 Design for centre portion of
stained glass window for
Preston Hall, for E. L. Betts,
Esq.
1853. 1308 Night; a statuette in marble.
" E'en silent night proclaims
my soul immortal, etc."
1326 Happy hours. " Bloodhounds
at their caress abate their
hayings wild To wanton with
some fearless child, etc."
1854. 1 120 Somerleyton village, Suffolk.
1383 Pleading for the innocent;
portraits of the children of
E. L. Betts, Esq.
1389 Feeding the young; portraits
of the children of E. L.
Betts, Esq.
1469 Preparing for the bath; por
trait of the infant daughter
of the artist.
1855. 1427 The sire 'and his enemy;
a group in marble, the
property of E. L. Betts,
Esq.
1439 The dam and her pets ; a
group in marble, the pro
perty of E. L. Betts, Esq.
1856. 1233 Queen Boadicea inciting the
Britons to avenge the loss
of their liberty, and the
wrongs inflicted upon her
children and herself. The
closing part of the oration
on that occasion was in the
following words : " It was
much better to fall honour
ably in the defence of li
berty, than be again exposed
to the outrages of the Ro
mans."
1250 Rachel, the daughter of Laban.
1 26 1 Cleopatra. 32, Alpha Road.
1858. 1 183 Faith; a group in Carrara
marble for interior of a mau
soleum in the Necropolis,
Glasgow.
II 90 Charity; group in Sicihan
marble for the Necropolis,
Glasgow,

300

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thomas, John — continued.
1858. 1312 William Thomas, Esq., archi
tect, Toronto, Canada; mar
ble bust.
1859. 1293 D. Maclise, Esq., R.A. ; marble.
1295 W. P. Frith, Esq., R.A.; mar
ble.
1326 Briseis, statue in marble; por
tion of a chimney-piece for
John Holdsworth, Esq.,
Glasgow. " She in soft sor
rows andin pensive thoughts,
etc." — Homer.
1332 Thetis; statue in marble, for
John Holdsworth, Esq., Glas
gow. " Behold what arms
by Vulcan are bestowed,
etc."
i860. 946 H.R.H. the Prince Consort, a
colossal bust in marble, for
the Midland Institute, Birm
ingham.
975 Mrs. John Thomas; marble
medaUion.
1003 Study of a head; marble.
1021 John Phillip, Esq., R.A. ;
marble.
1861. 984 Litde Red Riding Hood; an
alto-relief in marble.
989 Lady Godiva; an equestrian
group. " Then she rode
forth clothed on with chas
tity, etc." — Tennyson.
1049 A nymph; marble statue, the
property of Her Majesty.
1083 Una and the Lion. — Spenser.

THOMAS, J.
Thomas,

A, See Whitfield and

THOMAS, John Evan, F.S.A. Sculptor.
7, Lower Belgrave Place.
1838. 1316 Marble bust of Daniel Jones,
Esq., to be placed in the in
firmary at Cardiff.
1840. 1092 Marble statue of Field Mar
shal the Duke of Welling
ton.
1 144 Marble bust of the late Lance
lot Morgan, Esq., of Brecon.
II 53 Marble bust of J. G.
1155 Marble bust ofthe late Sir W.
W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., to
be placed in the Welsh In
stitution, London.
1841. 1273 Bust in marble of Sir Charles
Morgan, Bart, of Tredegar.
1277 Bust in marble of George Price
Waikins, Esq., of Brecon,

1841.
1842.

1280

1367

•379

1843. 1443

1844.

1845.

Bust in marble of Joseph
Bailey, Esq,, M,P., of Glen
Usk Park, Breconshire,
Bust in marble of the late
Maria North, Marchioness
of Bute,
Bust in marble of John, Mar
quess of Bute.
Bust in marble of the late Wal
ter de Winton, Esq., M,P,,
of Mecslough Castle, Rad
norshire.
1340 Marblebust of John, Marquess
of Bute, K.T.
1395 Bust of the Vice-Chancellor,
Sir J. L. Knight Bruce.
1402 Bust of a lady.
1398 Bust in marble of Robert, first
Lord CUve, K.B., to be
placed in Powis Castle,
Montgomeryshire.
1400 Bust in marble of the Rev. M.
WiUiams, M.A., Canon of
St. David's.
1430 Bust of Lancaster Baugh Allen,
Esq,, Dulwich Common,
1430 Marble bust of the late George
Price Watkins, Esq,, of
Brecon.
1492 Bust of Robert Gardner, Esq,,
of Leighton Hall, Salop,
Bust of T. Phillips, Esq.
Bust in marble of the late Sir
Charles Morgan, Bart, from
which a public statue is exe
cuting in bronze for the
Town of Newport.
1848. 1335 Cabinet statue in marble of
the late Sir Charles Morgan,
Bart.
1337 Design for a statue of the late
Sir William Nott, G.C.B.
1435 Bust of the late Marquis of
Bute, K.T.
1439 Bust of Colonel Gwynne, Hol
ford, Buckland, Brecknock.
1441 Bust of Viscount Hereford.
1220 Group in plaster of the death
of Tewdric, King of Gwent,
at the moment of victory
over the Saxons, near Tin
tern Abbey on the Wye;
illustrative of Cambro-Brit-
ish history.
The wounded King is re
presented after his having
fallen in the battle, urging
on the pursuit of the flying
Saxons, attended by his only
daughter, Marchell, and an

1846.

1847.

1352
1360

1849.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

361

aged Bard, who is in the act
of proclaiming victory.
1849. 1314 Marble bust of the Rt. Hon.
Knight Bruce, Vice-Chan
cellor.
1850. 1341 Model of a bronze statue of
Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.,
now erecting at Newport,
Monmouthshire.
1375 Marble bust of John Parry de
Winton, Esq., Maesderwen,
Breconshire.
1851. 1304 Statuette of the late Sir Robert
Peel, Bart.
1332 Marble bust of the late Joseph
Bailey, Junr., Esq., M.P. for
Herefordshire,
1852. 1327 A statue in marble of Musi
dora. "And fair exposed
she stood, etc."
1401 Bust of Sir Benjamin HaU,
Bart., M.P.
1853. 1371 Cabinet statue, in marble, of
Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart.,
M,P,, of Glanusk Park.
1390 Bust of the Very Rev. the
Dean of Llandaff. ( W. D.
Conybeare.)
143 1 Bust of the Bishop of Llandaff.
{Alfred Ollivant)
1854. 1437 Bust of the late Duke of Wel
lington, K.G., from which a
bronze statue is being exe
cuted for the town of Breck
nock.
1855, 1432 Death of General Sir Thomas
Picton at Waterloo; design
for one of the bronze panels
ofthe Wellington monument
at Brecon.
15 1 2 Bust of the late Rear-Admiral
Price, Commander-in-Chief
of H.M. Fleet in the Pacific.
1856. 125 1 The racket- player; to be cast
in bronze.
1307 John Probert, Esq.,theFounder
and Treasurer of the Royal
Medical Benevolent College
at Epsom.
1313 Marble bust of a gentleman.
1857. 1229 Model of a bronze statue of
the late John Henry Vivian.
Esq., M.P. for Swansea.
123 1 Bust of the first Lord Clive,
K.B., for the Eari of Powis.
1263 Lord James Stuart, M.P.
1266 Clement Tudway Swanston,
Esq., Queen's Counsel;
marble bust, for the Ben
chers of Lincoln's Inn, etc.
VII.

1857. 1286 The late John Church Pearce
Church, Esq., the only child
of Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs.
Church Pearce, of Ffrwd-
grech, Breconshire, and
Staverton House, Glouces
tershire; marble bust,
1858. 1161 Marblebustof the late H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, to be
placed in the board room of
the Welsh Schools at Ash
ford, and for the entrance
hall, of which a statue of
H.R.H. is now executing by
orders of the President and
Governors.
1862. 1032 The late Lord James Stuart,
M.P.
1078 The late Charies Crofts Wil
liams, Esq.; marble bust.
Executed for the Town Hall,
Cardiff.
1870. 1037 The late J. Parry de Winton,
Esq., of Maesderwen, Bre
conshire.
1 1 22 The late Joseph Bailey, Esq.,
M.P., of Easton Court, Here
fordshire.

THOMAS, J. L  Painter.
7, Lower Belgrave Place.
1554 Portrait of a lady in a riding
habit; a model in alto
relievo. 32, Bow Street.
99 The common — early autumn.
272 The mill pond — autumn,
556 The Bottom, Abinger, Surrey
—evening.

1855.

1865.
1866.

THOMAS, M  Architect,
Canterbury.
1801. 326 North-east view of St. Augus
tin's gate.
340 North-east view of the ruins of
St. Augustin's Abbey.
1802. 370 St. Augustine's Gate, Canter
bury.
569 South-west view of St. Augus
tine's Gate, Canterbury,
II, Hamilton Place, Piccadilly.
1805, 751 A design for a public building.
74, Margaret Street.
1807. 1038 A mausoleum, intended to
commemorate naval achieve
ments.
1808. 896 Design for a church.
1809. 815 Mausoleum in commemora
tion of a late military
achievement. 3A

362

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thomas, M. — continued.
18 10. 690 Courts of justice.
181 1. 818 Design for an hospital
lunatics.

for

THOMAS, M. ...
1853. 205 Fruit

.. Painter.
No address.

THOMAS, Miss Margaret ... Painter,
18, Surrey Street, Croydon.
1868. 1188 Frederick Wallis, Esq. ; medal
lion.
1873. ^'9 Rachel.
1225 Renzo: I Promessi Sposi.
58, High Street, Pimlico.
1874. 137 Hon. Edward Stanhope, M.P.
145 Viscountess Clifden.
258 Miss Pilkington.
461 Eleanor, daughter of Frederick
Locker, Esq.
602 Mrs. Beechcroft,
1393 Frederick Locker, Esq.
1875, 60 Miss CottreU Dormer,
1877. 458 Ethel, daughter of John Ed
ward Woodroffe, Esq.
THOMAS, Matthew Evan ...Painter.
74, Margaret Street.
181 6. 817 A royal palace.
(Member of the Imperial Academy at
Florence, and of the Academy
of St. Luke, at Rome.)
1820. 991 The bell tower at Pisa.
1821. 997 The tower of Gloucester Cathe
dral.
1029 The arch of Trajan at Ancona.
1822. 933 Verona.
THOMAS, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 84 1, 164 The cottager.
1842. 155 MUl at Ashford, Derbyshire.
THOMAS, Mrs  Painter,
Notting Hill.
340 Foreigners that agree with
natives.
8, Lindon Grove, Bayswater.
93 Fruit.
144 do.

1858.

1859.i860.

1 86 1. 640 Luncheon time,
THOMAS, Percy. Painter and Etcher.
I, Powis Place, Queen Square.
1867. 971 A portrait; etching.
1869. 1085 Olphar Hamst, Esq. {Ralph
Thomas); etching.
1870. 874 Homeward bound ; etching.

1870.
1871.1872. 1873-

1874.

I2I6

1282

1875-

1072

880 Temple Bar, early; etching.
Henry Road, New Barnet.
840 Using the old pump; etching.
865 Ralph Thomas, Esq.; etching.
292 " It was the birds, dear; " dry-
point, etching.
297 The farmer's own boy; dry-
point, etching.
233 Travellers; etching.
242 The sea-beat shore; etching.
292 "What shaU I sing?" etch
ing.
By the sea.
" God speed you."
Hanway Street; etching on

1876.

1879.1882.

1883.
1885.1886.

1073

••49

894 832
•259

73
500
79°
1635 7^7

1407

1887.1888,

•485 940

1890.

1576

I89I. 1892.

955 846

1895. 1304

1897.
1898.

¦597•584

Kitchen on board a Deal lugger;
etching. 38, Doughty Street.
Miss Isabel Bateman; dry
point.
Portrait ( — Upperton, Esq.,
of Brighton). After B. Ri
viere; etching.
On strike.
Forbidden fruit.
Sir Paul Pindar's House,
Bishopsgate Street
5, Camden Street, Oakley Square.
Sabrina.
Quiet Moments.
The old sketch book.
" Down river," London.
ReUcs. " Oh, sweet be thy
sleep in the land of the grave.
My dear little angel for ever."
The old Tabard Inn, South
wark.
155a, Great Titchfield Street.
A Thames barge.
" My Mother " {Ann Thomas).
45, Grafton Street.
The windmill. After John
Crome.
Disturbed.
A parting request. 13, Clifford's Inn.
Old London Houses, Fleet
Street. 21, Fitzroy Square.
The old Chain Pier, Brighton.
The choir. Temple church.

THOMAS, Miss P, Elizabeth F,
Painter,
The Beeches, Tymaston, Surrey.
1900. 758 Portrait by lamplight.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

3^3

THOMAS, Robert Kent  Etcher,
25, Cloudesley Square.
1876. 1 131 St. Cuthbert's Screen, St
Alban's Abbey Church; etch
ing.
1877. 1246 The Choir, St, Alban's Abbey;
etching.
1878. 1208 Tarbert Castle, Loch Fyne;
etching.
1879. 1206 In the Palais de Justice, Rouen;
etching.
1880. 1335 Magdalen Tower and bridge,
Oxford; etching.
1 88 1. 1248 St. Michael's Mount, CornwaU;
etching.

THOMAS, R. S  Painter,
1839. 1085 A seapiece. 6, King Street, Portsea.
1841 642 Trafalgar, after the close of the
action.
1842. 976 The Battle of Navarino.

THOMAS, S, Seymour  Painter,
24, Avenue de Saxe, Paris.
1892. 187 Miss B.

THOMAS, Mrs. Sybil  Painter,
122, Ashley Gardens, Westminster.
1897. 1576 Portrait of a lady.
THOMAS, W  Painter,
3, Saville Place, Lambeth.
1 816. 480 Portrait of a lady.
THOMAS, William  Architect,
I, Portland Road.
1780. 426 Elevation and plan of a man
sion.
1782. 503 Design for the garden front of
the west wing of a gentle
man's seat in Pembrokeshire.
29, Alsop's Buildings.
1794. 636 Thegarden front of Eaton Hall,
Cheshire, the seat of Lord
Grosvenor.
1795- 725 Elevation of a Villa at Upton,
Pembrokeshire.
727 Elevation of a Villa in Leicester
shire.
1796. 791 Elevation of an observatory for
Lord Grosvenor.
1797. — {In the index, but no exhibit in
the catalogue.)

1 799. 920 Plans and elevations of a naval
obelisk, intended to be
erected on Portsdown Hill,
near Portsmouth.

THOMAS,

William  Painter,

30, High Holborn.

1806.

681

Mr. G. Scott
60, Upper Charlotte Street.

1808.

770

Mr, Gibb. Beaconsfield.

1812.

54

Portrait of a physician.

9>

Portraits of the children of the
Rev. W. M. Bradford, A.M.

1813.

379

A cottage girl and child.

387
Portrait of the eldest son of
Sir E. B, Sandys, Bart
72, Newman Street.
1814.
212
Portraits of the children of a
gentleman.
642
Portrait of a lady.
1815.
358
do. do.
1816.
272
do. an old labourer.
3^5
do. the Lord Mayor.
{Matthew Wood)
408
Lieut.-Col, Ferris.
22, Charles St., Cavendish Sq.
1818.
•73
H. Burgess, Esq.
191
Portrait of the child of G.
North, Esq.
55^
Portrait of a gentleman.
1819.
79
Portraits of two ladies.
126
Portrait of a gentleman.
224
Le chapeau de Paille.
1820.
245
Portraits of William Hickey,
Esq., his favourite black
servant, and his dog.
257
The study: portraits ofa gentle
man and his family.
291
An episode; from the Rev. G.
Richard's Dramatic poem of
Emma. " There Henry lies;
His ashy cheek deformed
with blood, his sword care
less beside him thrown, etc."
358
Portraits of a gentleman, his
lady and child.
1822.
215
Miss AnnabeUa CarUsle.
1823,
172
The pheasant in danger.
17, Berners Street.
1827.
7
Portrait of a lady.
40
do. young lady.
1829.
211
Portraits of Mrs. Alexander
Copland and her infantchild.
1125
Rosalind giving Orlando the
chain. "Wear this for me;
one out of suits with fortune,
etc."— ^.f You Like It.
1831.
354
News from abroad.
1838.
1168
Before the wind.
364

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

THOMAS, William  Sculptor,
7, Lower Belgrave Place.
1839. 1326 Bust of J. L. V. Walters, Esq.
1842. 1403 Bust of a gentleman.
1845. '353 Medallion of a gentleman.
1354 Study from the hfe.

THOMAS, William Cave ... Painter,
39, London Street.
1843. 1421 A guardian angel; infancy.
1423 do. age.
1850. 451 Alfred giving a portion of his
last loaf to the pUgrim.
946 A design for a picture. "Watch
ye therefore; for ye know
not when the master of the
house cometh, etc." — St.
Mark xiU, 35-36.
72, Newman Street.
185 1. 737 Hope cherishing the droop
ing.
1852. 448 Laura in Avignon. "The sage
Sennuccio, as he walked of
late Beyond the city, met my
sainted love, etc."
1853. 1C95 Clara. "When, with the Baron's
casque, the maid
To the nigh streamlet ran;
Forgot were hatred, wrongs and
fears, etc." — Marmion.
1854. 1360 The protest. " Of what avail is
all this costly art, etc."
1855. 497 Rivalry. 23, Holies Street.
1856. 610 The heir, cast out of the vine
yard. " But when the hus
bandmen saw the son, they
said among themselves. This
is the heir, come let us kill
him, etc." — Matthew, xxi,
38, 39-
1857. 608 Canute listening to the monks
of Ely. "Merry was the
monk of Ely's song. When
Canute the King was sailing
along, etc."
1858. 600 Boccaccio in Naples. Boccac
cio, on his second embassy
to Naples, discontented, im
provises a canzonet, etc.
765 A study for a head of the
Saviour.
876 Christ in the praetorium. —
Mark, XV, 16.
1859. 479 Domenico da Pescia urges
Savonarola to have recourse
to the fiery ordeal for a
miraculous confirmation of

his doctrines. " He (Savona
rola) seems still to have con
tinued to express his convic
tion that the truth of his
cause was not in want of
supernatural proofs.
1859. 816 The beauty of good deeds;
design for a picture. "Men's
good deeds go before them
through the world, and veil
their personal defects."
872 The harvest time, "The har
vest is the end of the world,
and the reapers are the an
gels." — Matthew, xiii, 19.
1376 Life's wreck; electrotype from
a bas-relief. 6, Wells Street.
1 86 1. 553 Petrarch's first sight of Laura,
"On Sunday in the Holy
week, at six in the morning,
the time of matins, Petrarch,
going to the church of the
monastery of St. Claire, saw
a young lady whose charms
instantly fixed his attention.
She was dressed in green,
and her gown was embroid
ered with violets. Golden
locks waved over her
shoulders. " Her neck was well-
formed, and her complexion
animated by the tints of
nature, which art vainly at
tempts to imitate. . . . She
was not only magnificent,
but elegant, in her dress,
particularly in the ornaments
of her head, and the manner
of tying up her hair; and we
have seen she wore a coronet
of gold or silver ; and some
times, for variety, a garland
of flowers, which shegathered
herself in the fields." — Life
of Petrarch.
1862. 555 Ehezer offering the earring and
bracelets to Rebekah. " The
man took a golden earring
of half a shekel v/eight, and
two bracelets for her hands
of ten shekels weight of
gold." — Genesis, xxiv, 22.

THOMAS, William F  Painter,
Lydstep House, Southwold, Suffolk,
1 90 1. 747 Walberswick,

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365

THOMAS, W, M  Sculptor,
1848. 1404 Bust of his brother.
1850. 1418 do. Carnhuanawe, Histor
ian of Wales. The Rev,
Thomas Price, Rector of
Cwmdu, Breconshire.
1854. 1473 Heloise, 7, Lower Belgrave Place.
1855. 1475 Portrait bust of a boy.
1856. 1269 The cricket player; a sketch.
1341 Medallion portrait of Miss
Fugion.
1863. 1 144 The late M. H. Lax Marianne
Smallwood, granddaughter
of the Rev. W. Lax, LL.D.,
Professor of Astronomy in
the University of Cambridge ;
marble bust.
1864. 937 The late Sir George CornwaU
Lewis, Bart, M.P.; model
for a bust.
987 The late WiUiam RawUns, Esq.,
Surgeon of the Bedford
MUitia.
1865. 931 Joseph Leyton Elms Spearman,
grandson of Lady Bailey;
bust in marble with dog.
962 Ariel; a basso relievo. "On
the bat's back I do fly." —
Tempest.
1866. 1040 The late Rev. Thomas Price,
M,A. (Carnhuanawe), Vicar
of Cwmdu, Brecknock, Poet
and Historian of Wales.
To be executed in marble for
the Priory church, Aberga
venny.
Llanover, and
7, Lower Belgrave Place.
1868. 1086 Master Arthur Herbert, of
Llanarth.
1089 Miss Florence Herbert.
1092 The Hon. Mrs, Herbert,
Llanarth; medallion,
1094 Master Bleiddian Herbert, of
Llanarth; medaUion.
1098 Master Herbert, of Llanarth,
58, Buckingham Palace Road.
1869. 1273 Mdlle. Hilda de Bunsen,
daughter of Ernest de Bun
sen, Esq.,,and granddaughter
of the late Baron de Bunsen,
1308 The Hon. Mrs. Herbert, of
Llanarth; marble.
1309 Miss Herbert, eldest daughter
of J. A. Herbert, Esq., and
the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, of
Llanarth.
1870. 1137 Master Stephen, youngest son
of J. Arthur Herbert, Esq.,

and the Hon. Mrs. Herbert,
of Llanarth (posthumous
marble bust).
1871. 1301 Master Claud Alexander, son
of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs.
Alexander, of Ballochmyle
marble.
1325 Mrs. Rousby; medallion.
THOMASON, Yeoville ... Architect.
iQ, John Street, Adelphi.
1886. 1646 Council House and Art Gal
leries, Birmingham.
THOMPSON, Alfred  Painter,
9, Rue Couchois, Montmartre, Paris.
1863. 705 J. St John Jefferyes, Esq.
Army and l^avy Club.
1864. 549 The plague-stricken, A.D. 1665.
10, Ovington Square.
1873. 225 Miss Casella.
1874. 999 Embroidery.
1 00 1 A Japanese Cleopatra.
THOMPSON, Mrs, Christiana. Painter,
12, Inkerinan Terrace,

1879. 578 Sunshine.

Kensington.

THOMPSON, C, H  Painter,
10, Meadow Studios, Bushey.
1894. 350 Miss Heather Sutcliffe.
THOMPSON, Mrs. C, H, (formerly
Miss Heather Sutcliffe), Miniature Painter,
Oakhill Cottage,
St. Buryan, Cornwall.
1903. 1184 Spring.
1904. 1 210 A sea fancy.
1226 Eve.
THOMPSON, E  Painter,
5, Claremont Terrace, Pentonville.
1845. 74 Portrait of a lady.
THOMPSON, Miss Elizabeth (after
wards Mrs, Butler and Lady But
ler)  Painter,
5, Bcnifare Terrace, Ventnor.
1873. 590 Missing. cjo E. W. Pollard, Esq.,
I, Brompton Square.
1874. 142 CaUing the roll after an en
gagement, Crimea.

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Thompson, Miss Elizabeth — continued.
1875. 853 The 28th Regiment at Quatre
Bras. This regiment played a
conspicuous part in the
battle of Quatre Bras, June
t6, 1815. Formed together
with the Royals into square
in a field of "particularly
tall rye " (Siborne's Waterloo
Campaign), it was repeatedly
assaulted by the enemy's
cavalry. Cuirassiers, and
Polish Lancers, who closed
a long series of unsuccessful
attacks by a furious charge,
simultarieously delivered
against three faces of the
square, where it was " mainly
composed of the men of the
28th" (Siborne). The pic
ture represents the last effort
of the enemy at about 5 p.m.
The failure of these at
tempts to break their forma
tion was productive of much
levity on the part of some
of the younger soldiers, in
stances of which are tradi
tional in the regiment.
The mounted officer. Ma
jor, afterwards Sir Richard,
Lluellyn, K.C.B., was se
verely wounded on the i8th
at Waterloo.
{See Elizabeth, Lady Butler, vol. i,
page 363.)
THOMPSON, F  Architect.
1852. 1201 Design for an alteration to the
National Gallery, with a
view to the entire occupa
tion of the building by the
Royal Academy.
1230 Design for a carriage to a rail
way terminus.

THOMPSON, Frank  Painter,
3, Pimlico, Durham.
1898. 1220 Pittenween, Fifeshire.
1899. 1217 Richmond, Yorkshire.

THOMPSON, G  Painter,
42, Piccadilly.
1810. 351 View of Barking in Essex.
2, Elizabeth Street, Pimlico.
1839. 348 A study from nature.

THOMPSON, Gabriel  Painter.
54/3, Theresien Strasse, Munich.
1889. 139 Study of a girl's head.
1891. 326 Daffodils. Penhill Close, Cardiff.
1894. 432 S. Mitford, Esq.
482 A. Thompson, Esq.
1897. 496 Wood nymph.

THOMPSON, G. A  Painter.
Albury, near Guildford.
1851. 352 Cottage Scene from nature.
THOMPSON, G. H  Painter.
2, Elm Field Villas, Southampton.
1885. 570 The Arundel Tower, South
ampton — Sunrise.
1422 The western shore, Southamp
ton.

THOMPSON, Harri  Painter.
Warwick Studios, Hampstead.
1899, 781 Spring in Picardy,

THOMPSON, Sir Henry ... Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) H. Thompson.
1865. 456 The chrysahs.
Sir H. Thompson, 35, Wimpole Street.
1870. 956 Near Rotterdam; late after
noon, August, 1869 — showery
weather; a vacation study.
1872. 299 A Japanese group.
1873. 1066 Summer evening on theThames
near Henley.
1874. 728 Tea a la Russe.
1875. 538 Close to the High Street, Zer
matt, Switzerland.
1876. 59 Naples; for a blessing in the
market.
1877. 224 Court of the Mosque, palace
of the Alhambra, Granada,
Spain.
1878. 180 Chapel on the right of High
Altar, St. Mark's, Venice.
1 88 1. 170 In the Borghese, winter after
noon.
1883. 50 Entrance to a villa near Car
rara, Italy.
1885. 116 Old blue; stiU life
1901. 638 BeUagio — summer morning
haze from Cadennabbia,
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THOMPSON, Henry J  Painter.
Melrose, Hampton Road, Teddington.
1904. 791 A bridge at Walberswick.
THOMPSON, H, Raymond, Painter,
3, The Studios, N. W.
1892, 1572 Portrait.
1899. •"8 The joy of youth.
1900. 1133 \ The Poetry j Orpheus.
1134 > of < Homer,
1135 ) Music, ( St. Cecilia.
1904. 937 A pastoral.
THOMPSON, Miss Isa (afterwards
Mrs. R, Jobling)  Painter,
15, Market Street, Newcastle.
1892. 499 Blossom.
1893. 288 Fisher-folk.
{Now Mrs. R. Jobling.)
29, Victoria Avenue, Whitley,
near Newcastle.
1897. 479 The lone reaper.
1898. 685 The Crofter's harvest.
1900. 1413 Anna,
{See also Mrs. Isa Jobling, vol, iv,
page 248,)
THOMPSON, J  Architect,
At Mr. Banner's, Old Street.
1791. 483 Elevation of a church.
{Thompson in index, Thomson in cata
logue.)
THOMPSON, J  Sculptor.
1838. 1347 The favourites,
THOMPSON, Jacob (of Penrith), Painter,
Penrith, Cumberland, and
Mr. Hughes, 28, Shepherd Street,
Mayfair.
1 83 1. 2 Landscape composition with
figures and sheep.
1832. 964 The druids cutting down the
mistletoe, with a distant
view of Long Meg and her
daughters; a druidical circle
near Salkeld, Cumberland.
21, Duke Street,
Manchester Square, and Penrith.
1833. 598 Portraits of Miss and Augusta
Mary Lowther, daughters
of the Hon. Col. Lowther,
M.P.

Hampstead.
1834. 882 South-west front of FrognaU
Priory, Hampstead, the re
sidence of J. Thompson,
Esq. 2, Little Brook Street.
1835. 290 Portrait of an artist.
330 The game-keeper.
140, High Street,
Manchester Square, and
Hitchin, Herts.
1840. 158 A group of portraits.
10, William Street,
Hampstead Road.
1842. 1361 Bust of a child.
Lowther, near Penrith, and
104, High Street, Marylebone.
1843. 33 Lake scenery with fallow deer.
1844. 74 Trout. The Hermitage, Hackthorp,
Penrith, and
104, High Street, Marylebone.
1846. 1007 The baker's entry, Waltham
Abbey, now in course of de-
moUtion. {In the index by J. Thomp
son, but in my catalogue by
H. Thompson.
In a British Museum copy
in the index it is printed, H.
Thompson of Waltham Ab
bey.)
210 Proposal.

1848. 1849.

1850.1851.

925 " Cease, Galatea, cease to
grieve; Bewail not, when
thou canst relieve; call forth
thy power, etc." — Acis and
Galatea.
609 Ptarmagan.
713 The Highland bride's depar
ture. " The huzzas of the party
at the huts, where the wed
ding had taken place, now
mingled with the murmurs
of the distant waterfall, and
all nature was sinking into
repose, as Jean, with the
most solemn feeUngs of a
mother, thus addressed the
newly wedded pair: "My
dear children, be faithful
and kind to each other, and
surely God will bless you.
Do you, my daughter, take
this Holy Book as your
mother's last and best gift ;
in this, you will find comfort
under every affliction, coun-

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1852.

577

1074

1853- 1854.

•259
1078

1855-1856.

326
noo

1186

1857- i860.

323
612

I86I.

641

1863.
1864. 1866.

721 529
609

Thompson, Jacob — continued.
sel for every difficulty, and
through its sacred teaching,
may God be merciful to
you, and keep you in the
way of righteousness." —
Story of the Highland Bride,
page 18.
Going to church — a scene in
the Western Highlands.
An autumnal evening at Con-
nel Ferry, Loch Etive.
The hope beyond.
" The course of true love never
did run smooth."
The mountain ramblers.
Frederick Soames, Esq., Mrs.
Soames and child, looking
out for the homeward-bound
East Indiaman.
Sunny hours of chUdhood.
The first lamb.
The signal.
" They have seen better days."
The holiday.
The height of ambition.
The first lesson in dancing.
THOMPSON, J. J., Junr. Architect,
57, Devonshire Street,
Portland Place.
1857. 1064 Elevation for a public library
and museum.
1859. 1059 Design for a marine Sani
tarium.
1863. 894 Carriage Porch of Grittleton,
Wilts, the seat of Sir John
Neeld, Bart
THOMPSON, James Robert, Architect,
At Mr. Britton' s,
Tavistock Place.
1808. 331 View of the Ruins of the cen
tral tower, transept, etc., of
Malmsbury Abbey Church,
Wiltshire.
935 View of Henry the Seventh's
Chapel, from the north-east,
with the dilapidated parts
restored.
947 View of the Armory, Heding-
ham Castle, Essex.
976 View of an ancient tower gate
way.
14, Shorts Buildings, Clerkenwell.
1809. 309 Beckett Farm, near Farring
don, Berkshire.

1809.

811,
812.
813.814,
815.
816.817.818.

1819. 1822.
1830.

1841.

615

821

653

350 West gate and Gloucester
bridge, Gloucester — sunset
after rain.
372 Audly End, Essex, the seat of
Lord Braybrooke.
868 North, or Lothbury, front of
the Bank of England.
829 Design for a mausoleum.
15, St. James's Street, Clerkenwell.
450 Landscape.
819 Design for a monumental park
entrance.
876 Design for a monumental sea
mark and signal-house.
640 A landscape.
29, Great Bath Street,
Cold Bath Square.
View near Wazen, Switzer
land.
Design for a column as a sea
mark.
The Brocas, from Windsor
Bridge.
18, Aylesbury St., Clerkenwell.
501 Elephant-hunting in the Island
of Ceylon.
I, Securing an elephant
in its egress from the kraal,
2. An old elephant secured
for taming. 3. A young ele
phant secured for taming.
4. The portcullis, or curtain
coiled to admit the passage
of the elephants from the
greater divisions of the kraal
to the lesser. 5. The cur
tain uncoiled to prevent the
return of the elephants, with
the mode of screening the
manwhocuts thecoilingrope
from the observation of the
elephants.
View near Castle Coch, on the
Myrthyr Tydwel Canal.
Design for an octastyle monop
teral Temple to Peace.
IIOI The original sketches (finished)
of a design for naval monu
mental and triumphal bridge
. . . . for new London Bridge,
etc. 29, Ossulston Street.
989 View of the library of Sir G.
T. Staunton, Bart., of Leigh
Park, Havant, Hants, etc.
1020 Doric column, to the memory
of Sir Walter Scott, Bart,
1105 Design for Starbro' House,
Lingfield; J. Wallis, Esq.

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369

1842. 1075 Lock Hospital Asylum and
Chapel, etc., near West
bourne Green.
1088 do. do.
62, Clarendon Street.
1843. 1 180 Design for the Nelson Monu
ment, combining a naval
museum and library.
1211 Ruins of Elgin Cathedral.
THOMPSON, Miss Kate  Painter,
35, Wimpole Street.
1877. 323 Entrance to the Hall of Las
dos Hermanas, from the
Court of Lions; Palace of
the Alhambra, Granada,
Spain.
1878. 1401 Apres le d^jefiner.
1882. loi "Lovely and gentle, but dis
tressed." — Sir Walter Scott.
519 In a vineyard near Como.
THOMPSON, Matt, Raine... Painter,
43, George Street, Portman Square.
1881. 987 A sketch at Elstree.

THOMPSON, N, Miniature Painter.
33, Newman Street.
1809. 594 Miss Douglas.
619 Portrait ofa lady and child.
654 Sir J. Carr.
701 Portraits of two children.
719 Miss Mortimer.
THOMPSON, R  Painter,
Frederick Place, Newington Butts.
1807. 608 Pizarro, act v, scene in.
THOMPSON, Stanley  Painter.
28, Margaretta Terr cue, Chelsea.
1899. 1 20 1 A grey day on the Wear.
1900. 1098 November. "And the year, on
the earth her deathbed, in a
shroud of leaves dead, is
lying,"
THOMPSON, Sydney L, ... Painter,
Hotel de France,
Concameau, Finisterre, France.
1904, 715 Shy.
VII.

THOMPSON, Thomas.
Painter and Miniature Painter.
64, Fenchurch Street.
1793' 35^ Portrait of a gentleman.
39, King Street, Cheapside.
1795. 490 Portrait of a gentleman,
1796. 537 Five portraits, 33, Threadneedle Street.
1797. 420 Admiral Sir John Jervis's fleet
taking possession of the
Spanish prizes.
546 The Glatton, after the action.
557 The Glatton, Captain TroUope,
engaging six French Frig
ates. 119, Cheapside.
1798. 594 Close of the action in the lee
division of the two fleets
on the nth of October,
1797.
816 A frame with the portraits of
Miss Sims, Mr. Lyne, Mr. J.
Thompson, Senr., J. "Thomp
son, Junr., Miss Outhwaite.
5, Leadenhall Street.
1799. 128 Shipping becalmed.
190 do.
839 A brisk gale off Dover.
41, Fenchurch Street.
1800. 299 Shipping in Portsmouth Har
bour.
1801. 270 A View from Blackwall.
1802. 298 View on the river with shipping.
326 View on the river.
1803. 108 A fresh gale, with shipping, etc,
and a sloop anchoring.
1804. 431 View ofDover,witha cutter and
lugger, her prize, beating
round the Foreland.
Crescent, Store Street,
Bedford Square.
1806. 134 A cutter passing the Shivering
Sand Buoy.
146 A lugger off St. Helens.
302 An oyster-smack in a fresh
gale.
1807. 157 A fisherman of Scotland.
244 A calm.
461 A cutter bearing up.
41, Fenchurch Street.
1808. 290 Sailors at a mess in the half
deck.
1809. 143 A calm.
436 Hospitality to shipwrecked
sailors.
559 Margate Roads.
1810. 235 A calm.
237 Fresh gale.
338 A calm.
448 Fishing smack in harbour. 3K

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THOMPSON, Thomas
R.H.A 

1816.
1817.

1818.

1819.

1820.

1822.

570 32

160
296 9'
•32
217
327350 397
4^3 29 78
141
181 271
347386626 22
200237 383
42943'

1S21. 233

1823.

251
267 376 I
78
265
275

361
450 106 '53

Clement,
 Painter,
25, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin.
A portrait.
Sir C. L. Giesecke, Professor
of Mineralogy, who has re
sided many years in Green
land.
Portrait of a gentleman.
The Rev. Dr. Bruce of Belfast
13, Henrietta Street.
The Eari of Fingal.
G. Ruth, Esq.
The Hon. J. Butler.
Portrait of a lady of rank.
TheDeanofRaphoe. {Richard
Allot)
The Rt. Hon. Sir B. Bloom
field, Bart.
Portrait of a favourite Cat.
The Earl of Rocksavage.
Portrait of a lady.
do. student.
The Countess of Desart.
The Countess of Carrill and
her daughter. Lady S. Butler.
The Rt. Hon. Sir J. Newport,
Bart.
The Rt. Hon. Charies Grant,
M.P.
The Eari of Desart.
Portrait of a lady.
W. Hammond, Esq.
Henry Smith, Esq.
The Marquis of Cholmondeley.
Nath. Stonard, Esq.
His Excellency Earl Talbot,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
Grand Master of the Order
of St. Patrick, etc., and one
of his pages, the Hon. John
Talbot
The Hon. Percy Jocelyn,
Bishop of Clogher.
Portrait of a lady.
W. Read, Esq.
Lord Arthur HiU.
Lord Sidmouth.
Sir E. Lees.
Eari O'Neill.
Coriolanus, " Aufidius and
you Volsces, mark, for we'll
hear naught from Rome in
private." — Act v, scene iii.
Miss Caroline Wigston.
J. De Michelle, Esq., professor
of music.
The Masters 5mith.
Lady Lees.

1823. 397 Sir B. Bloomfield, Bart
424 Lord Howden.
957 The Marquis of Anglesea and
the Hon. Sir Charles Paget,
etc., etc.
1824. 18 Mrs. Erlington.
133 The Misses Waring.
181 The Marquis of Thomond.
1825, 193 The Rt. Hon. Lord Manners,
Lord High Chancellor of
Ireland.
372 Lord Viscount Gort.
1826. 71 His Most Gracious Majesty
George IV.
1827. 368 Portrait of a young lady.
414 Don Guillemn MUler, General
de Division del exercito
Peruano.
430 William Cuming, Esq.
1828. 14 The Rev. Saxby Penfold.
45 Portrait
155 do. of a gentleman.
355 do. lady.
J. C. Thompson,
26, Somerset Street,
Portman Square.
1830. 22 The Rev. Charles Bayton,
F.T.C.D.
102 Portrait of a lady.
404 Mrs, Cope.
T. C. Thompson, 76, Welbeck Street.
1832, 72 The Marquis of Cholmondeley.
218 Samuel Drummond, Esq.
9, Princes Street, Hanover Square.
1833. 5 Meditation, a portrait of a
lady.
73 The Earl of Ossory.
76, Welbeck Street.
1834. 4 Thomas Campbell, the poet.
18 The Rt. Hon. Spring Rice, etc.
165 St. Cecilia; portrait of a young
lady.
1835. 147 A Spanish girl.
162 Lord Viscount Sandon.
469 The Hon. Richard Ponsonby,
Bishop of Derry.
1836. 55 Portrait of a lady.
68 Lady Grant.
1837. 3 Mary, portrait of a young lady.
51 The Marquess of Cholmon
deley, Hereditary Lord High
Chamberlain of England.
535 The Rt. Hon. Frederick Shaw,
M.P. for the University of
Dublin.
1838. 115 Henry Phillpots, D.D., Bishop
of Exeter.
297 Portrait of a lady.

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371

1840. 258447 468
¦"1841. 244
495 504 534
1842, 64
475

Esq.,

his

L. M. Mosley,
8oth year.
The Invitation; portraits of a
young lady and her sister.
The Rev. Hugh M'Neile, M.A.
The Rev. Hugh StoweU, M.A.
Evelyn PhUip Shirley, Esq,
Martha; portrait of a young
lady.
Portrait of a lady of distinc
tion.
Pryce L.
Richard

Gordon, Esq.
Clarke Sewell, Esq.,
Fellow of Magdalen College,
Oxford.
518 Portrait of a minister.
1843. 149 Mrs. Christmas.
494 The Rev. M. J. Routh, D.D.,
President of St. Mary Mag
dalen College, Oxford, etc.
1 176 The infant St. John.
1844. 337 A young Spanish lady.
1004 Miss Margan.
1047 Lieut-General Sir John Buchan,
K.C.B.
1845. 22 George V. Drury, Esq., of Shot-
over Park, Oxfordshire.
58 Mrs. Drury, of Shotover Park,
Oxfordshire.
138 The Rev. Professor Buckland,
D.D., Canon of Christ
Church, Oxford.
1092 Historical picture of the em
barkation of His Majesty
George IV at Kingstown in
1 8 2 1 . All the leading figures
are portraits — the great
officers of State and of the
Household, with the nobility
and gentry, who surrounded
the King on that memorable
andimportantoccasion. The
subject is taken at the time
His Majesty had received the
address of the Lord Mayor
and the citizens of Dublin on
his departure; when the King
graciously replied, "Gentle
men, I approached your
shores with pleasure; I now
quit them with regret I " The
painter had been honoured
with sittings from His Ma
jesty, and all the personages
represented in the picture.
The new pier at Kingstown
is shown as it then appeared.
Howth and Ireland's Eye in
the distance.
1846. 462 Mrs, Shelton Mackenzie.

1846. 615 Miss Fanny Gwynne.
1847. 368 My grand-children.
THOMPSON, W  Painter,
Arlington Street, Piccadilly.
1 78 1. 161 View from nature of Langdale
Pikes and the adjacent
mountains in Westmoreland.
Half Moon Street, Piccadilly.
1782. 29 Ara Force, near Penrith, Cum
berland.
loi Scene in Borrowdale, Cumber
land.
170 View taken at Carrigaurede,
North Wales.
203 The mill at Lodore, near Kes
wick, Cumberland.
380 Glenridding, in Westmoreland,
with the effect of the rainbow
after rain.
1784. 80 A sylvan scene, taken at the
top of a cascade in West
moreland.
191 View on the lake of Ullswater
in Cumberland, looking to
wards Harsop.
322 Portrait.
THOMPSON, Wilfred H. ... Painter,
27, Church Row, Hampstead.
1887. 854 In Deal marshes.
1 89 1. 85 Dante and VirgU in the Umbo
of the unbaptised.
1893. 373 Prayer; the church of Sta.
Maria in Ara Coeli, Rome.
; Mors Consolatrix.

1894.

THOMPSON, W.J  Architect.
54, Long Acre.
1795. 718 Principal front of a stable.
( W. J. Thompson in the index, but J.
Thompson in the catalogue.)
THOMSON, Mrs. Adam  Painter.
25, New Bond Street.
1850. 1360 Richard of Wallingford, Abbot
of St. Alban's, invented and
made the first English clock.
THOMSON, Miss Beatrice... Painter.
Westover, Mount Ephraim Rd.,
Streatham.
1903' 55' The old barn.
THOMSON, David  Painter,
212, Piccadilly.
1807. 563 Inside of a stable.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

THOMSON, E. ... Miniature Painter,
1 8, Rathbone Place.
1 80 1. 707 Portrait of a lady.
THOMSON, E. W. Miniature Painter,
68, Rue du Fauxbourg,
St. Honore, Paris, and
7, Great Marlborough St.
1832. 518 Portraits of chUdren.
619 W. J. Newton, Esq.
710 Portrait of a lady.
939 Mrs. O. Green.
945 Mrs. W, Batty.
1833, 897 Madame D'Egville, of Paris,
933 Mr, Brunton, of York,
69, Berners Street.
1839, 856 The late W, Roberts, Esq,
983 The late Hardwick Merriman,
Esq,
THOMSON, George  Painter.
6, New Court, Lincoln's Inn.
1886. 1316 A fairy tale.
Clayton House,
Stroud-on-the- Green,
Gunnersbury.
1892. 1541 A study in silver point.
Maclise Mansions,
Addison Road Station.
1898. 350 Portrait of a gendeman.
THOMSON, Gordon  Painter.
58, Queen's Road, St. John's Wood.
1878. 645 Sweethearting.
907 Kept waiting.
THOMSON, G  Architect,
Dedham.
1822. 916 The church lately erected at
Harwich.
THOMSON, Henry, R.A. ... Painter,
38, Charles Street, Westminster.
1792. 406 Portrait ofa gentleman. {Home
Tooke)
1793, 40 Wood girls,
73 Portrait of a lady, (J/«j.ffz«^,)
273 A fisherman, H. Thompson, Rome.
1794, 260 Old man's head,
H. Thomson, 10, Berners Street.
1800. 220 Daedalus fastening wings on
his son Icarus, — Ovid.
286 Dr, James Johnson,
679 Miss Caldwell.
1 80 1. 2 Portrait of a young gentleman.

1801. 55 James Cutforth, Esq.
179 The red-breast "Sacred to
the household gods, etc." —
Thomson.
661 Captain Sir E. Hamilton.
669 Dr. Robertson.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1802. 4 Captain R. Campbell.
29 Baron Williams, Colonel in the
service of Austria, command
er of the Imperial flotillas dur
ing the late war, on the Rhine,
in Switzerland, etc., etc.
53 Cuxhaven, from the jetty. The
British packet with signal for
sailing.
57 Henrie and Birtha. "Sytte thee,
Birtha, sytte and harke, etc."
136 Mauritania. " There sublim'd
to fearless lust of blood,
etc." — Thomson.
357 Portrait of a gentleman.
502 Victims ofa storm.
"The winds subside the day
in splendour dawns; but
oh I too late —
The work of death is done;
and on the shore
Lie the pale victims of the
night's fierce storm."
1803. 60 Prospero and Miranda. "They
hurried us aboard a bark :
etc." — Tempest, Act i,
scene 2.
166 Crossing the brook, "But one
step more; be not in haste,
etc"
236 Fadlallah, the dervise, and the
doe." — Spectator, Vol. viii.
No. 578.
239 Fadlallah Zemroude and the
nightingale. — Spectator, Vol.
viii. No. 578.
268 Portrait of a young gentleman.
538 Eloisa's tomb. "If everchance
two wand'ring lovers brings,
etc." — Pope.
619 Licinia endeavouring to dis
suade her husband, Caius
Gracchus, from joining the
conspirators on the Aventine
Hill. — Roman History.
639 Captain Sir T. Livingstone,
Bart,
(Elected R,A,)
1804. 38 Alexander and Hephestion
visiting the family of Darius
in their tents.
117 Cottage scene — summer even
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373

1804. 151 A shipwrecked mariner, "Sad
on the jutting eminence he
sits. And views the main that
ever toils below."
i8i Mercy intercediug for a fallen
warrior. " Thou who amidst
the dreadful field, etc." —
Collins.
221 Portrait of a lady.
421 do. clergyman,
1805. 27 The Bath, Roman nurse and
child.
79 Portrait of a lady. " Gaiety's
not always folly, Nor ev'ry
owl-like visage wise."
140 Prospero and Miranda. " Mir.
If by your art, my dearest
father, you have put the wild
waters in this roar, allay
them." — Tempest, Act i,
scene 2.
152 Belarius, Guiderius, Arviragus,
and Imogen. " With fairest
flowers, whilst summer lasts,
and I five here, Fidele, I'll
sweeten thy sad grave." —
Cymbeline, Act iv, scene 2.
177 Brigadier-General Campbell.
1806. 5 Love sheltered. "It's a cold
rainy night, and I'm wet to
the skin. And I have lost
my way. Ma'am, so pray let
me in."
144 Miss St. Clare.
162 Sketch for a portrait of Sir
J. F. Leicester, Bart., Colo
nel of the Earl of Chester's
Legion.
187 The mother finding her infant
playing with the talons of
the dragon slain by the Red
Cross Knight. "One mo
ther, wheneas her foole-
hardy chyld did come too
neare, eXc."— Spenser.
1807. 6 Portraits of a lady and child.
28 Portrait of Frederic, son of
C, Leicester, Esq.
129 Lord Penrhyn.
226 The school boy, with his
satchel and shining morning
face, creeping like snail, un
willingly to school.
238 Miss Vidal.
1808. 35 A portrait " Lo, the poor
Indian ! whose untutor'd
mind Sees God in clouds,
and hears him in the wind."
49 Trap-ball; portrait of a young
gentleman.

1809.

41 60

1808. 98 Love's ingratitude,
"Protected from the beating
shower.
His torpid limbs regain their
power;
His wings, which, colourless
and lank.
Hung like wet weeds adown a
bank,
Now swell, and own their
native dye.
The bow its elasticity, etc."
Portrait of a lady.
Sir W. W. Pepys, Bart.
104 The distressed family.
" To want, and woe, and
wretchedness reduc'd.
Poor Mary and her aged sire
depend
On strangers' bounty for their
daily bread.
This was their cottage; here
they lived in peace.
Most happy then, alas ! behold
them now.
By friends of their prosperity
forsaken,
E'en by their faithful watch
dog quite forgot."
140 The dead robin.
177 Boys fishing. 15, Newman Street.
18 10. 46 Portrait of a lady.
114 Titania, Puck, etc. "What
hempen home-spuns have
we swaggering here, etc." —
Midsummer Nights Dream,
Act iii, scene i.
181 1. 94 Lady M, Grey.
189 Peasants in a storm — Salisbury
Plain, " They wander on,
still more and more astray,
etc"
181 2. 45 View in Tabley Park, Cheshire,
the seat of Sir J, F. Leices
ter, Bart.
126 Lavinia. " The modest virtues
mingled in her eyes, etc." —
Thomson.
163 The infancy of Jupiter.
1 81 3. 92 Portraits ofthe children of the
Earl of Jersey.
212 A groupe on the seashore
(portraits of part of the
family of Earl Grey) with a
a favourite ass.
333 Sir J. St. Aubyn.
1814. 39 Thais. " Like another Helen,
fir'd another Troy."
81 W. Smith, Esq., M.P.

374

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thomson, Henry, R.A.— continued.
1814, 176 Eurydice hurried back to the
infernal regions. {Latin
quotation from Virgil.)
18 1 5. 21 Portrait of a lady,
96 Cupid disarmed,
1 23 Icarus, after his fall, found on
the seashore. {Latin quo
tation from Ovid)
18 1 6. 62 Portrait of a lady.
176 Mauritania. " There sublim'd
to fearless thirst of blood,
etc." — Thomson.
181 7. 31 Cupid and Ganymede.
" In heav'n, one holy day, you
read
In wise Anacreon, Ganymede,
Drew heedless Cupid in, to
throw
A main, to pass an hour or
so, etc," — Prior.
164 Captain Machlachlan, Royal
Artillery.
194 The kitten.
131 Portraits of the chUdren of
G. W, Taylor, Esq,, and of
a favourite poney.
152 Christ raising from death the
daughter of Jairus. "Be
hold there came a certain
ruler, etc." — St. Matthew,
ix, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25.
77 Bed time.
172 Miranda's first sight of Ferdi
nand. " Where should this
music be, etc." — Tempest,
Act i, scene 2.
197 The child exposed by Anti-
gonus on the seashore found
by the shepherd. — Winter's
Tale, Act iii, scene 3.
1825. 126 Juliet.
THOMSON, H. ... Miniature Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1818. 796 Portrait of a naval officer.
865 do. lady.
THOMSON, James  Architect,
At Mr. Papworth's,
II, Caroline Street,
Bedford Square.
1822. 914 Design for a villa.
5, Great Ormond Street.
1823. 1029 Design for a cottage ornee.
15, Francis Street.
1824. 878 A temple designed to be used
as a private chapel in a noble
man's park.

iSit

1820.

I«2I.1822.

IS23.

1824. 898

1825.
1827.

95^
1012

1828.

1015 975

1830.

1044
1046

•••3

I83I.1832. 1833-

1014•033
1061

1834.1836.1837-

895
1016iit9

1839. 1840.

1234 93°
1025 1055

1845. 1846.

1113 1170

1847.1850. 1853-

186

1093••59 510

1 119

The interior court of a series of
designs for a royal residence.
65, Great George Street,
Euston Square.
Design for a vestibule, etc.
Porch of lodge.
A Collegiate Institution.
Architectural elevation, etc.
35, Foley Place.
Fishing lodge, etc.
A bailiff's cottage, for J. Wilkie,
Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed.
School house at St. Philip's,
Norton, Somersetshire, etc.
A rotunda, etc.
A town hall and market place.
Design for the Fa§ade of a
National GaUery.
Fa9ade for a sculptor's studio.
A palatial edifice.
The fagade for a New Gallery
of Practical Science in
Regent Street.
57, Devonshire Street.
Palatial residence, etc.
Manorial house, Wilts.
Lodge in Somerset.
The Capitol, Rome, as ap
proached from the Via della
Pettaccia, etc.
Alderton church, Wilts.
Interior of the Church of St
Margaret, Leigh-de-la-Mere,
Wilts.
Exterior of the Church of St.
Margaret, Leigh- de-la-Mere,
Wilts.
Royal Polytechnic Institution.
Church of St Margaret. Rock Lodge.
Ullswater, from Sparrow Bay,
for A. Partlin, Esq.
57, Devonshire Street.
Grittleton House, for Joseph
Neeld, Esq,, M.P.

THOMSON, Rev, John, of Dudding-
ston  Painter,
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1 8 13. 706 View in the Highlands of Scot
land.

THOMSON, John  Painter.
Victoria Park, Manchester.
153 Study ofa head.
320 Twilight in the forest of Fon
tainebleau.
1867. 197 The gloaming.

1863. 1866.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

375

1869. 786 La VeneUe St. MUlaine, Mor-
laix, Brittany.
1870. 353 Old bridge near Rowsley.
149, Plymouth Grove, Manchester.
187 1. 301 A midsummer eve.
365 Ariel gazelles.
1872. 96 Passing away.
160 Le pardon due, Brittany.

THOMSON, John Kinghorn. Painter.
27, Spencer Street, Canonbury.
528 The lover's grave.
9, Upper Terrace, Islington.
293 Story of a simple life — sunshine,
shade, dawn.
629 Aisle in St. Nicholas' church,
Canterbury.
61 Purity.
754 As the crow flies.
562 Sunny reflections.
702 May.
466 The old clock on the stairs.
205 The good Samaritan.
453 "Good Night"
630 Up and down.
1056 Late in the day.
1058 " Fast falls the evenride."
938 The burden of his song.
45 The last iUness of little Richard
Evelyn. " He would of him-
selfe select the most pathetic
psalms and chapters out of
Job to reade to his mayde
during his sicknesse, telling
her when she pitied him that
all God's children must suffer
affliction." — -Evelyn's Diary.
177 In the light.
282 Myne hoste of Canonbury.
293 In the dark.
838 Parting words.
407 The hidden mystery.
876 A lonely Christmas.
287, Upper Street, Islington.
47 Via Crucis.
3 Nearly won.
82 Where he lay. " Such things as
these you know must be."
492 Acquainted with grief.
658 His last friend.

1849.i860.

1867.1868.
1869. 1872.

1873-1874.

1875-
1876.

1877.
1879.

1880.1882.

THOMSON, J. Leslie, ^./.,,, Painter.
66, Oakley Square.
1873. 895 On the river.
1874. 1032 Low water.
1875. 916 Near Chelsea.
1876, 67 Silver Tweed.
1876. 205 On the Tweed — evening.

1877.1878.1879.
1880.

1883.
1884. 1885.1886.
1887.

1888.1889, 1891. 1892.1893.

1894.1895.1896,
1897.1898.

104 The valley of the Dee.
1055 Peat-moss. Newstead, Forest Hill.
243 After Sunset — Brittany,
336 Tidal creek, low water.
941 A coal yard, Brittany.
957 Hennant, Brittany.
77 Wool washing on the Border.
587 New moon.
622 Near Pont Aven, Brittany.
921 Bent-pullers; Newburgh.
1023 An afternoon in Autumn.
1066 Tweedmouth.
64 Late autumn.
1 86 A windy day.
190 Brittany.
197 The Tweed, Kelso.
76, Charlotte Street.
79 Brickfield, Norfolk.
244 A grey day.
461 Sundown.
21 A washing place, Normandy.
400 Zandvoort.
422 A little maid, Devonshire.
694 Sunny morning — Normandy.
577 Rye, Sussex.
408 Afternoon.
793 Sunshine — Normandy.
459 La Hogue, Normandy.
832 Near La Hogue, Normandy.
16 Evening.
346 A Hampshire common.
469 Stack barges, Essex.
655 Brickfield, Southend.
667 Berwick on Tweed.
355 Near Leigh, Essex.
719 Early summer.
844 On Poole Harbour.
Dordrecht.
A Dutch river.
Autumn.New Forest.
862 The foot-bridge.
134 Berwick on Tweed.
Brickfields.
On Devon coast
98, James Street, Buckingham Gate.
357 Fishing boats. Rye.
228 A stack barge, Essex.
545 Goldhanger, Essex.
775 A bit of Dorset.
192 Dordrecht.
743 A spring.
537 A New Forest stream.

619
1 126
633
1063

260 852

THOMSON, Mrs. Mary  Sculptor,
25, New Bond Street.
1843. 241 Portrait of Clementina Pike.

376

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thomson, Mrs, Mary — continued.
1844. 1262 Bust; in composition.
1852. 1386 do. of a lady.
1391 do. do.

THOMSON, William  Painter.
Sidmouth Lodge, The Boltons, S. W.
1893. 1078 Portrait of a lady.
1894. 1607 The old gateway at San Remo.

THOMSON, Miss Winifred Hope,
Miniature Painter.
57, Onslow Square.
Fletcher Moulton, Esq., Q.C,
F.R.S.
1495 Portrait.
1379 do.
1249 Miss Pamela C. Plowden.
1257 Lady Edmond Fitzmaurice.
1273 Miss Augusta Yorke.
II 52 Mrs. Spencer Walpole.
1 161 Miss A. Martineau.
II 83 Lady Clerk of Pennycuik.
13 19 Mrs. Ambrose Ralli.
373 Salome.
1479 Lady Seymour.
1311 Portrait of a lady.
1262 Mrs. George Armstrong.
1383 Miss Dorothy Freeman.
1384 Monsieur de Blowitz.
1385 Mrs. Stanfield.
1286 Grace, daughter of William
Strang Steel, Esq.
1287 Lady Victoria Manners.
1288 Lady Elizabeth Manners.
1289 Lady Gibson Carmichael.
59, Pont Street, S. W.
1071 Mrs. Godfrey PapUlon.
1072 Doris, daughter of L. Vernon
Harcourt, Esq.
1073 Mrs. Stansfield.
1 1 17 The Duke of Rutland, K.G.
1 118 Mrs. Saxon Noble.
1119 Madame Vagliano.
1 141 Miss Blanch Casberd Boteler.
1142 Olivia, daughter of L. Vernon
Harcourt, Esq.
1 143 Rende, daughter of Arthur du
Cros, Esq.

1890.
1891. 1892.
1893.

1895.

1896. 1897.
1898.
1899. 1900.

1901.

1902.

1903,

1904,

THOMSON, William John, R.S.A.

1811.

560

Miniature Painter,

567

W.J. Thompson,

663

10, Tavistock Street,

1812.

401

Covent Garden.

407

1796. 586 Portrait of a gentleman.

412
1799- 754
1 000.
1801.
1803.
1804.1805.
1806.
1807.
1809.
843
773
756 851 828
850
717 347
353
65.661
692 703
757
789 913
623 632
569
626
635
W.J. Thomson,
39, Sackville Street, Picadilly.
Duke d' Angouleme.
W.J. Thompson,
39, Sackville Street, Piccadilly.
Portrait of a clergyman. 53, Piccadilly.
Portraits of the Duke de Mon-
pensier. Dr. Crichton, Mrs.
Donaldson, and two ladies.
W. J. Thomson, 53, Piccadilly.
Miss Campbell and four others.
The late Captain Colhoun.
A frame with the portraits of
E. F. Agar, Esq., Miss
D'Aubey, Miss Waddy,
Theatre Royal, Covent Gar
den, J. Campbell, Esq,, and
Master Thomson.
Mrs. Thomson.
The Rev. R. Young,
Portraits of Miss Irving, Mr,
Williams, landscape painter,
and Major Irving,
Portraits of Sir J, Clerk, Bart,,
and Mrs. Clerk.
W. J. Thompson, 212, Piccadilly.
Miss Campbell.
Dr. Herdman.
Mr. Campbell.
Mr. Irving.
A frame with five portraits of
Miss Thomas, Miss Duff,
Mr. Barrow, Mr, Barclay, and
Master Thompson, W. J. Thomson.
Portrait of a lady.
do. do.
41, Craven Street, Strand.
Mrs. Boucher.
Dr. Parr,
Love cherished by Solitude,
"Yet ever and anon the
nymph was seen To nurse a
laughing boy, etc."
Frame containing the portraits
of Mr. R. Garraway, a lady,
and a gentleman.
Frame containing portraits of
the late Dr. Pitcairn, Mr.
Towry, and a lady.
Portrait of a lady.
do. gentleman.
do. lady.
The young student.
The Idler.
Lady EUenborough.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

377

1 812. 611 Young coquettes, or the mother's
toilet 59, York Place, Edinburgh.
1813. 486 Peasant boy and girl.
1814. 451 Portrait of a young gentleman.
1815. 689 The age of innocence.
20, Dundas Street, Edinburgh.
i8i6. 742 Portraits of a lady and child.
751 Portrait of a lady.
18 1 7. 761 The Rev. J. Thomson of Dud-
dinston.
767 A family groupe.
785 Miss Gray.
1 8 18. 669 Portrait of a lady.
1822. 786 David Bridge, Esq.
1823. 724 Miss Thomson.
1824. 443 W. Williams, Esq.
811 Mrs. Nasmyth.
47, Northumberland Street,
Edinburgh.
1831. 377 Christ blessing little children.
Edinburgh, and 30, Welbeck Street.
1843. 475 Portrait of Tom Yarker, the
King of deerstalkers, with
favourite animals, the pro
perty of H. Lowther, Esq.
THORBURN, Archibald ... Painter.
Forest Field, Kelso.
1880. 714 On the Moor.
824 The Victim.
1 88 1. 751 A Christmas hamper.
1882. 959 Black game.
972 The twelfth of August.
98 1 The first of October.
1883. 999 The golden eagle.
17, Cumberland Walk,
Tunbridge Wells.
1885. 1328 Undisturbed. 25, Stanley Gardens, N. W.
1887. 1213 The eagle's crag.
1888. 1249 The covey at daybreak.
1324 Black game disturbed.
1890. 1327 The pack at sunrise.
88, Fellowes Road.
1892. 921 The last drive.
1203 Eagles disturbed in their nest
1893. 549 A grouse drive.
977 Golden eagles on the watch.
1894. 1079 The lost hind.
1895. 920 The watchful hinds.
1898. 1054 The home of the golden eagle.
1899. 1128 The lost stag.
1900. 1195 The eagle's stronghold.
THORBURN, Miss Catherine, Painter,
13, The Lawn, Balham.
1897. 1304 The attics of Mayfair.
vn.

THORBURN, Robert, A.R.A.
Miniature Painter.
— Thorburn, 5, Manchester Street ¦
1837. 776 Portrait.
903 Portraits. R. Thorburn, 42, Somerset Street,
Portman Square.
1838. 788 The Eari of Craven.
888 Miss Bentinck.
958 Mrs. Plumer Wood.
973 General Sir George Anson.
974 Lady Elizabeth C. Craven.
977 The Countess of Craven.
1005 Lord Henry Cholmondeley.
1007 Sir Frederick Bathurst.
1839. 817 Walter Farrier.
885 Colonel Armstrong.
913 Miss Fielding.
929 Miss Ela Talbot
932 Miss Armstrong.
961 Miss Ricketts.
963 W. Hope Johnstone, Esq.
77, Upper Berkeley Street.
1840. 689 The Eari of Mount Edge
combe.
719 The Countess of Mount Edge
combe and her son.
794 Major-General Johnson.
797 Miss D. Bethune.
829 Mrs. Johnson.
836 Mrs. Knollys and her son.
855 Madame Falconet and her
daughter.
1841. 779 Lady Mary Vyner and two of
her children.
835 The Countess of Dunmore.
848 A lady.
876 Mrs. Arandel.
909 The Hon. Mrs, Gage.
922 The Hon. Mrs. Edmund
Phipps and two of her child
ren.
1842. 777 Sidney Waller, Esq.
816 Master York.
864 Miss Denison.
880 His Excellency the Earl of
Elgin.
917 Lady Carmichael.
938 The Bishop of Carlisle. {Hon.
Hugh Percy.)
1843. 752 Mrs. Gladstone and chUd.
798 Lady Torphican and Mrs. H.
Johnstone.
802 The Hon. Mrs. Percy.
853 Master Worlehouse.
876 Mr, and Mrs. Hope John
stone.
910 Mrs. Inglis.
3C

37^

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thorburn,
1844. 669694 7^3 728
743 804 836868
1845. 75^783 795
820 829 846
847 885
1846. 812 833

868
894
912 913

950
972
1847. 766 775
780

821

877895918
1848. 755788801
835

Robert, A.R.A. — continued.
The Marquess of Ormonde.
Mrs. Russell and her child.
The Hon. Mrs. Rashleigh.
Mrs. Milbanke.
The Misses Saunderson.
The Hon. Mrs. Norton's family.
Master KnowUys.
Lady Louisa Fitzmaurice.
Mrs. James and her son.
Sir Graham Montgomery, Bart.
H.R.H. Prince Albert. Painted
by especial command.
The Marchioness of Ormonde.
The Countess of Shelburne .
Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Rashleigh.
The Marchioness of Waterford
and the Viscountess Canning.
Lady Frances Egerton
Lord William Graham in the
armour of his ancestor, the
Marquis of Montrose.
The Duchess of Buccleuch,
the Lady Victoria Scott, the
Lady Georgina Balfour, and
Lord Charles Scott.
H.R.H. the Grand Duchess
of Mecklenberg - Strelitz.
Painted by special command.
The Marchioness of London
derry.
The Duchess of Montrose,
Lady Ernest Bruce, and the
late Marquis of Graham.
Lord WiUiam Thynne,
The Hon. F. Russell,
Mrs. Fowler Broadwood and
her family.
The Hon, Mrs, Maynard.
H.R.H. the Princess Charlotte
of Belgium. Paintedforthe
King ofthe Belgians.
Mrs. Morlin.
H.R.H. the Duke of Brabant.
Painted for the King of the
Belgians.
Viscountess Maidstone.
Viscountess Pottinger.
Lord William Beresford, Cap
tain of the 2nd Life Guards.
Miss Fitz Gibbon.
Viscountess Downe and her
family.
Lord Arthur Hervey's family.
Her Most Gracious Majesty,
H.R. H. the Princess Helena,
and H.R.H. Prince Alfred.
Painted by command of the
Queen.

1848. 878 Viscount Downe.
884 Miss CoUinson.
900 Miss Hawley.
922 Lady Dorothy Neville.
(Elected A.R.A,)
1849. 7'° Colonel Thomas Wood.
722 The wife and family of H. W,
Eaton, Esq.
738 The Earl of Macclesfield and
his grandson.
755 Viscountess Newport
795 The Bishop of Carlisle. {Hon.
Hugh Percy.)
828 Lady Ehzabeth Lawley.
833 Col. Henry Jones, Chairman
of the Board of Public
Works, Dublin.
848 F. D. P. Asdey, Esq.
1850. 720 William J. N., eldest son of
WiUiam Angerstein, Esq.
731 Lady Edwin Hill.
745 George Foljambe, Esq., and
his son.
767 J. D. Gardner, Esq., and Mrs.
Gardner,
850 Lady Lindsay and Miss Lind
say.
866 Mrs. D. Coutts Marjoribanks.
882 Miss Acland Hood,
907 Portrait of a lady.
1851. 870 Mrs, Jones and her two young
est daughters,
961 Viscountess Melbourne.
987 H.R.H. Prince Albert and
H.R.H. the Duke of Saxe-
Coburg.
1005 Mrs Dunkenfield Astley and
her sister. Miss Jones.
1027 The Countess of Chesterfield
and Lady Evelyn Stanhope.
1059 Sir Alexander Acland Hood,
Bart.
1080 The Hon. Mrs. Yorke
1091 The Hon. Mrs. Upton.
1852. 694 Mrs. Elmes and her eldest son.
716 Brothers and sisters.
737 Mortimer Percy Drummond,
Esq.
745 Mrs. MUner.
792 Portraits.
829 Viscountess Seaham.
877 Lady Levinge.
892 The Hon. Miss Vernon.
2, Gloucester Square, Hyde Park.
1853. 708 Miss Brown.
738 Lady Constance Grosvenor.
776 The family of the Rt. Hon.
H. Labouchere, M.P.
790 The Countess of Airhe.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

379

1853. 825 The Hon. Mrs. Sidney Herbert
and two of her children.
836 Mrs. KnatchbuU.
854 Mrs. Russell Gurney.
864 Hugh Hamilton Lindsay, Esq.
47, Ebury Street.
1854. 757 J. H. Elwes, Esq.
787 The Countess of Carlisle.
802 W. GrenfeU, Esq., M.P.
803 Mrs. Labouchere.
804 Lady Mary Labouchere.
805 The Eari of Airlie.
806 Lady Jane St. Maur Stanhope.
842 Lady Sebright.
1855. 747 Mrs. Foljambe.
799 Earl Brownlow and his brother.
840 Viscountess MandeviUe.
874 Lady Mary Labouchere.
892 Mrs. G. GrenfeU Glyn.
936 The Marchioness of Stafford,
1856. 700 Mrs. Lowther.
710 The Hon. Mrs. RusseU.
722 The youngest daughters of the
Rt. Hon. H. Labouchere,
M.P.
744 Mrs. Dunn Gardner.
775 Portrait of a lady.
782 Viscountess Elcho.
808 The late General Lindsay.
1857. 738 The Countess of Kintore.
762 Lady Scott.
791 The Countess of Mount
Charles.
795 Mrs. Manners Sutton.
1858. 271 Mrs. MitcheU. {Oil painting.)
309 The Duchess of Manchester,
{Oil painting.)
336 Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Cunning
ham (sisters).
377 Alexander J. Mitchell, Esq.
411 Alder trees.
483 John Lindsay, Esq.
522 John Cunliffe Kay, Esq., and
his family; one of his game
keepers introduced.
15, Bayswater Terrace.
1859. 44 A posthumous portrait.
1 1 5 Baroness de Rothschild,
282 Mrs. Fordyce Buchan.
460 A mother and child.
610 Sewing.
i860, 93 Portraits of three children.
232 Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Cunning
ham.
283 Portrait of a young lady.
View Park, Lasswade,
near Edinburgh, and
24, York Place,
Portman Square.
1861. 465 "And thechild grew, and waxed

strong in spirit, filled with
wisdom, and the grace of
God was upon him."
1861. 732 Lord Ossulston.
738 Countess of Tankerville.
772 The Rev. Mungo Mackenzie.
775 Viscount MandeviUe.
785 Hon. George Montagu Bennet.
808 Mrs. Brewster.
911 Three brothers.
1862. 465 "And the angel came in unto
her, and said, ' Hail, thou
that art highly favoured, the
Lord is with thee; blessed
art thou among women. And
when she saw him, she was
troubled at his saying, and
cast on her mind what man
ner of salutation this should
be," — Luke, i, 28, 29.
692 Master Vauncey Crewe.
726 Lady Taunton.
753 Edmund, youngest son of C.
T. Whitmore, Esq., Q.C.
782 Lady Crewe.
793 The Marchioness of Bath.
806 The chUdren of Sir Edward
Colebrooke, Bart, M.P.
8 1 o The children of Sir John Crewe,
Bart.
Edinburgh, and
1 1, Blandford Place,
Regents Park.
1863, 133 Lady Orde.
529 The task.
695 The Hon. Miss M. Labou
chere.
794 The second son of Viscount
Hardinge.
809 The late 
1864. 403 Portrait of a lady.
441 " Where shall I find a refuge? "
667 Portrait of a lady.
678 Second son of Viscount Hard
inge.
Edinburgh, and 22, Percy Street.
1865. 92 The sister.
198 Lord Deas.
209 Asleep.
286 Volunteers.
465 On the Esk.
1866. 279 The orphan. "They do us watch
and ward. All for love, and
nothing for reward." —
Spenser.
317 The famUy of Rhys B. Griffiths,
Esq.
598 Portrait of a lady.
1867. 311 A Scotch stream.

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thorburn,

Robert, A.R.A. — continued.

1872.

37

1867.

607

" In the end of the Sabbath, as
it began to dawn toward the
first day of the week, came
Mary Magdalene and the
other Mary to see the sep
ulchre." — Matthew, xxviii, i.

48

1868.

305

"Turn away mine eyes from
beholding vanity: and quick
en thou me in thy way." —
Psalm cxix, 37.

357
A sea waif; study for a picture.
501
525
Forecasting.
1869.
180371
Undine."A foot on the cradle, and a
hand on the wheel. Is a sign
that a woman means to do
weel."
659
693
380
Country life.
1873-
3>5
808
The Misses Deas. {Crayon
drawing)
486 651
810
Mrs. Deas. {Crayon drawing.)
811
Lord Deas. {Crayon drawing)
936
1870.
207
Catharine of Arragon, queen
of Henry VIII.
1874.
181
S15
339
St John the Baptist.
558
447
Mercy's dream. "The angel
put a chain about my neck,
and earrings in my ears, and
564
a beautiful crown upon my
1875-
179
head. Then the angel took
267
me by the hand, and said.
269
Mercy, come after me." —
476
John Bunyan.
491
1871.
2
Undine.
22
Summer.
502
72
The concealment of Moses.
1198
"And when she could no
1876.
538
longer hide him, she took
for him an ark of bulrushes.
and daubed it with slime and
with pitch, and put the child
therein, and laid it in the
flags by the river's brink." —
Exodus, ii, 3.
875
395
Lady Jane Grey. " Lady Jane
Grey, while a prisoner in the
Tower of London, Feb. 15,
1878.
86
1554, saw her husband led
to execudon,andhis remains
brought back. She met a
similar fate an hour after
wards with great courage and
501
serenity."
680
414
Winter.
5i'
The orphan ; sketch for a pic
ture painted, with altera
tions. "And all his works
with mercy doth embrace,
etc." — Spenser.
7^4
949
¦ And suddenly there was with
the angel a multitude of the
heavenly host, praising God
and saying, etc." — St. Luke,
ii, 13, 14.
'Not she with trait'rous kiss
her Saviour stung.
Last at His cross and earliest
at His grave."
— Eaton Stannard Barrett.
Greatheart with the pilgrims,
Christiana, her children, and
Mercy, arrive at the Porter's
Lodge. — Bunyan.
The widow's stay. — Psalm
cxlvi, 9.
Portrait.
Ehezer and Rebecca at the well.
Near Largs, Ayreshire.
Gretchen leaving church; see
Faust.
The rivals.
On the HiU side.
In the meadow.
The Gospel in the glen; an
incident in the olden time.
" Are they not all ministering
spirits?" — Hebrews, i, 14.
A portrait.
Little mother Minnie.
On the west coast of Scotland.
A Scotch interior.
On the Borough Moor, near
Edinburgh.
Portia.
The Recording Angel.
Christian descending the hill
Difficulty. " Then he began
to go forward; but Dis
cretion, Charity and Pru
dence would accompany him
down to the foot of the hiU."
• — Bunyan.
The sundial. "Every hour
wounds, the last kiUs."
Walton Grove, Kelso.
Christiana with her family, ac
companied by Mercy, arrive
at the Slough of Despond;
Mercy finds a way across. —
Bunyan.
Out in the cold.
A study of Mercy, for a picture
from Bunyan's Pilgrim's
Progress.
Study of an angel, for a picture
representing the morning of
the Crucifixion.
The Morning of theCrucifixion.
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381

Forest Field, Kelso.
1879. 646 Our Saviour and the woman of
Samaria at the weU.
1 36 1 The two Maries at the tomb of
our Lord. — St. Matthew,
xxviii.
1880. 992 Redi viva.
"There is no death!
What seems so is transition.
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life
elysian
Whose portal we call Death."
— Longfellow.
1379 Mrs. Pender; miniature.
1392 John Pender, Esq., M.P.;
miniature.
1882. 475 Bonbons.
559 The Fates: Clotho, Lachesis,
and Atropos.
647 An Eastern water-carrier.
721 The angel's whisper.
1883. 802 Queen Katharine on the eve of
her divorce. " I am the
most unhappy woman living,
etc." — Henry VIII, in, i.
821 The babes in the wood.
1487 A game at chess.
17, Cumberland Walk,
Tunbridge Wells.
1884. 798 Daniel in the lions' den.
"Then Daniel said unto the
King, my God hath sent his
angel, and hath shut the
lions' mouths." — Dan. vi,
21, 22.
1545 A quiet corner,
1629 Praying for father,
(/ at first attempted to distinguish the
miniatures from the oil paintings, but had to
abandon the idea as impracticable. Several
critics of this "Royal Academy Exhibitors "
have suggested that some such distinction
should have been made, but a careful com
parison of the above list with the catalogues
will show it could not be successfully carried
out, owing to want of information in the
catalogues themselves. Mr. Thorburn con
tinued painting miniatures up to 1858, and
then commenced painting in oils, although
he still sent some miniatures after that date.)
THORMAN, Frank  Architect,
Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
1894. 1662 St, Mary's Church, Tadcaster,
THORN, Miss Sarah Elizabeth. Painter.
4, Albany Place.
1842. 43 A study.

1842. 534 Ehzabeth, Queen of Edward IV,
parting with her youngest
son in the Sanctuary of
Westminster; struck with a
presage of his fate, she ten
derly embraced him and be
dewed him with her tears. —
Hume.
1843. 346 The lecture. Canonbury.
1844. 28 Portrait of a spaniel.
4, Albion Place, Canonbury Square.
1845. ^85 Portrait of a child.
1846. 306 do. do.
430 The white veil.
THORN, T  Painter.
6, Grove Terrace, . Highgate Road.
1887. 148 A Christmas gift
THORNE, J  Painter.
I, Poland Street.
18 15. 243 The young soldier.
686 Portrait of a young artist.
THORNE, R  Painter.
3, Liquor Pond Street. Gray's Inn.
1788. — {In the index with no number,
and no exhibit in the cata
logue) 4, Vauxhall Row.
1798. 469 A country cellar with a portrait
of its owner.
31, Castle Street, Leicester Fields.
1799. 561 A landscape.
 Thome,
3, Charles Street,
Hatton Garden.
1802. 70 A landscape.
508 do.
THORNE-WAITE, Robert. See
Waite.
THORNELY, Charles  Painter.
9, London Street, Paddington.
1859. 720 Sketch on the beach. Port
Madoc, North Wales.
C. Thorneley, 106, Great Russell Street.
i860. 56 The wreck.
C. Thornley, 17, London Street, Paddington.
1862. 316 The wreck.

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Thornely, Charles — continued.
C. Thornely, 1 2, Rothwell Street.
1864. 161 Tantallon Castle.
1865. 160 Near the Land's-end.
3, Hillesden Villas, St. Leonards.
1866. 48 Ecclesbourne Glen, Hastings.
Hollington Park, St. Leonards.
1869. 428 Wreck near Hastings.
753 Hastings fishing boat — winter.
1870. 733 Doorway, Tintagel Church.
3, The Croft, Hastings.
1 87 1. 84 On the beach, Hastings.
245 Low water.
1872. 144 Boat buUding at Rye,
1 1 33 Wreck at St Leonards,
1873. 190 Dutch windmill.
1086 The Shot Tower, from Water
loo Bridge.
3, Holloway Place, Hastings.
1874. 224 Under repair.
314 Hastings fishing-boats.
763 Tantallon Castle.
963 Dutch boats.
1875. 623 Schooner discharging at Bute.
839 Calm weather at Dort.
1876. 24 Dutch boats.
71 Near Rotterdam.
512 Sawmill, Holland.
1877. 632 Dutch river.
786 Bordeaux Harbour, Guernsey.
Hastings House, The Park, Highgate.
1878. 103 Dort, Holland.
237 Dutch mills.
321 Dutch river scene.
402 Dutch boats becalmed.
1879. 1432 Dutch boats, etc.
1880. 286 Dutch boat becalmed.
1449 Ship repairing, Holland.
1 88 1. 404 Dordrecht.
1882. 238 Dutch river scene.
1884. 55 Becalmed. I Wetherall Terrace, Hampstead.
1885. 43 Dutch boats.
635 St. Malo.
1886. 174 Holland.
1070 Low water.
Hadleigh Lodge,
Matham Road,
East Moulsey.
1888, 513 Low water,
713 Near Bude,
1889. 986 Dutch mill.
II 64 After the gale.
1890. 965 Calm weather.
1891. 157 Dutch mill.

1891. 1430 Near Rotterdam. 41, Howland Street.
1892. 145 Near Bude, Cornwall.
1893. 765 Boat building at Rye.
1894. 412 Dutch river scene.
1895. •'°9 Sketch at Guernsey.
1897. 351 Dutch mill.
1898. 818 do.
THORNEWAITE, R  Painter.
8, The Mall, N. W.
1880. 999 "Make haste to save the hay.
For rain will shortly come."
THORNHILL, Philip J  Painter.
68, Eaton Terrace, S. W.
1895. 398 Roses.
1896. 462 Andromeda. 33, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park.
1897. 487 Venus sorrowing for Adonis.
2, Grove Studios,
The Grove, Hammersmith.
1898. 764 Viola.
1899. 716 Phryne.
1901. 555 Bosworth Eve.
1903. 489 A hero of romance.
1904. 853 Golden threads.
THORNTON, Thomas  Painter.
Doctors' Commons.
1778. 307 View of part of HolyweU
mount.
308 A landscape.
1 7, Addle Hill, Doctors' Commons.
1779- 325 A view of Wansford, North
amptonshire.
326 A view from Norman Cross
Hill, Huntingdonshire.
1780. 304 A view.
345 do.
1781. 125 View on the Thames.
127 View in Berkshire,
1782, 162 The Turnpike at Newington
Butts.
1785, 549 View,
554 do.
THORNTON, W  Painter.
Reigate.
1837. 661 Sketch from nature, near Rei
gate. Castle Keep, Reigate.
1855. 963 Near Beddgellert, North Wales.
•033 At Pont Neath, Vaughan,
North Wales.
1857. 696 Sketched in the Vale of Neath
South Wales.
757 Nant Francon, North Wales.

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383

1858. 846 In Betchworth Park, Surrey.
1861. 903 In Betchworth Park, Dorking.
THORNYCROFT, Miss Alyn M.
Sculptor and Painter.
21, Wilton Place.
1864. 1020 Ophelia at the brook.
1865. 929 Edith seeking the body of
Harold.
1866. 926 Lady Mary Stanhope; basso
relievo.
1868. 367 Study of a head.
1869. 822 A study.
1871. 1336 The Countess Beauchamp;
medallion.
1872. 398 News from India.
976 Mrs, Thornycroft.
1873. 65 Thomas Thornycroft.
394 Watching the game.
Moreton House, Melbury Road, W.
1889. 2147 Miss Mona Kemp; head.
Miss Alyce Thornycroft,
Moreton House,
Melbury Road, W.
1890. 2000 My mother; bust.
1892. 1899 do. do. bronze.
1918 Master W. H. Sassoon; bust.
THORNYCROFT, Miss Helen. Painter.
21, Wilton Place.
1864. 941 F. S. Thornycroft {sculpture).
1865. 1053 The strayed fawn do.
1867. 720 The pet thrush.
1869. 614 Picking peaches.
1872. 755 One, two, three, and away.
1873. 825 Study.
1874. 917 Study of a head.
1876. 643 A study.
1877. 778 Saint Margaret.
1878. 810. The martyrdom of St. Luke.
Moreton House, Melbury Road.
1879. 889 A Study.
1881. 787 Spring flowers.
1885. 1290 StiU life.
1886. 1 123 Poppies.
1 26 1 Crofter Country, Sutherland.
1887. 1067 Peonies.
1284 Lilies. Tower House, Chiswick.
1888. 1348 Chrysanthemums. 1 1 , Avonmore Mansions, Kensington.
1889. 1342 The training of Theseus. —
Kingsley' s Heroes.
1890. 1380 Orchids.
1895. 972 Wild roses.
982 Harebells.

2a, Melbury Road, Kensington.
1898. 1075 Anemones.
1253 Honeysuckle.
1901. 1085 Harebells.
1903- 933 do.
1904. 1042 do.

THORNYCROFT, Thomas. Sculptor.
 Thorncroft, no address.
1836. 1148 Study. T. Thornicroft, 56, Albany Street.
1837. 1270 Melancholy; a head in marble.
1838. 1291 Marble medallion of a lady.
1358 do. bust of WUliam Burley
Dickenson, Esq.
T. Thornycroft, 56, Albany Street.
1839. 1388 Marblebustof John Ryle, Esq.,
Henbury Hall, Cheshire.
( Thornicroft in index,
Thornycroft in catalogue.)
1840. 1151 Marble bust of Mrs. Hibbert,
Mirtly Hall, Cheshire.
1 196 Marble bust of Arthur, son of
E. D. Davenport, Esq.
1841. 1284 L' Allegro; a bust in marble.
1 3 19 Bust of Samuel Thompson,
Esq.
1842. 1354 Marble bust of Edward Haw
kins, Esq., F.R.S., M.S.A.
1365 Marble bust of S. Thompstone,
Esq.
1373 Marble bust of Mrs. Glendin-
ning, of Ash Grove, Kent
1844. 1342 Head in marble of Medea.
39, Stanhope Street.
1845. 1392 ModelofabustofB. H. Hodg
son, Esq. ; executed in mar
ble for the Asiatic Society of
Calcutta.
1850. 1299 Alfred the Great encouraged to
the pursuit of learning by his
mother.
1336 Architectonic statue of Henry,
Earl of Hereford; executed
for the Royal Commission
of Fine Arts.
1852. 1325 Monumental statue in marble.
" Them which sleep in Jesus
wiU God bring with him." —
Thess. iv, 14.
1853. 13^3 Model statue of the Hon.
Elliott Yorke, executing in
marble for the Earl of Hard-
wicke.
1408 Marble bust of John Brockle
hurst, Esq., M.P.

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Thornycro
1854. 1417

1855-

1418

•5^7

1856,

•254

1857-
1858.

1252
•175

ft, Thomas — continued.
Equestrian statue of Her Ma
jesty the Queen ; executed in
bronze for H.R.H. Prince
Albert
The knitting girl; statue in
marble.
Osberga (head in marble) ; part
of an historical group.
G. B. Thornycroft, Esq., first
mayor of Wolverhampton ;
executed in marble for
Wolverhampton .
Washington; bronze statuette.
Lady Anna Chandos Pole;
model for a marble statue.
Lady Harrington and her son.
Lord Petersham; sketch for
a portrait group.
Sketch for a statue of Havelock.
21, Wilton Place.
John MarshaU, F.R.S.
The Prince Consort; heroic
size, from the model of a
public statue revised by Her
Majesty.
Colossal head of Boadicea, a
part of a chariot group now
in progress.
David Dracksford, lisq.; mar
ble.
Leicester, 5th Earl of Harring
ton.
James the First; marble statue.
Executed for the Fine Arts
Commission, to be placed in
the Royal Gallery of the New
Palace of Westminster.
Charles I.; marble statue.
Sketch model of a group, re
presenting Commerce, to be
erected at the base of the
National Memorial in Hyde
Park.
George Baird, Esq.; marble,
P. H, Humberstone, Esq.
Richard, second Marquis of
Westminster.
Melpomene, Muse of Tragedy ;
bronze statue of heroic size.
Thalia, Muse of Comedy;
bronze statue of heroic size.
Clio, Muse of History; bronze
statue of heroic size.

THORNYCROFT, Mrs. Thomas
(formerly Miss Mary Francis) Sculptor.
56, Albany Street.
1840. 1088 Bust of John Lander, the

1859. 1245

i860. 996
1861, 1057
1863. ion

1864. 991
1865. 956
1866. 862
1867. 1033

io6o
1868. 1096

1869.
1870.

1164
1262 •0+7

1874,

1519

1521

1529

1848.
1850.1852.
1853-

1319

1293

1406
1460
1478

1438

African traveller, one of the
brother who discovered the
termination of the Niger.
1840, 1167 Bust of a gentleman.
1844. 1307 do. in marble of Sappho.
39, Stanhope Street.
1847. 1425 Marble bust of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales; executed
by command of Her Majesty
the Queen.
Bust of H.R.H. Prince Alfred;
executed by command of
Her Majesty the Queen.
Model of a statue of H.R.H.
Prince Alfred; executed in
marble for Her Majesty the
Queen.
Bust of the Viscountess Mahon.
do. Hon.MissStanhope;
executed in marble.
Marble bust of Lord Clan
Maurice.
Marble bust of the Queen;
executed from sittings of
Her most gracious Majesty.
Marble bust of H.R.H. the
Duchess of Gloucester — in
her 77th year.
Marble bust of the Countess of
Hardwicke.
Bust of Lord Lorn; executed
for the Duke of Argyle.
Marble bust of Viscount Peters
ham; executed for the
Countess of Harrington.
The skipping girl; a statue in
plaster.
Miss Thornycroft; head.
The Marquis Lorn; head in
bronze.
H.R.H. the Princess Royal.
Annie, daughter of Roger Fen
ton, Esq.; marble.
Lady Ehzabeth York; marble.
Bust of a lady; marble.
21, Wilton Place.
The Princess Beatrice; exe
cuted for H.M. the Queen.
Mrs. Thornycroft of Titten-
hall Wood, Wolverhamp
ton.
Mrs. Wallace of Glasgow; mar
ble bust.
H.R.H. Princess Louise of
Hesse; marble bust. Exe
cuted by command of Her
Majesty.
1056 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales;
marble bust. Executed by
command of Her Majesty.

1440
1854,
1470
1855-
•477
1856,
1239
1857-
1269
13.9
1858.1859.
1 16;
1316
i860.
•354 1022
I86I.
980
1862.
1016
1863,
•053
1055
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38:

1864. 985 D. S. S., Esq.; marble
ion Mrs. Sassoon.
1865. 959 Miss Thornycroft
964 Three sisters ; a portrait group.
1866. 986 Abraham L. Bensusan, Esq.
1867. looi The skipping girl.
1868. 975 A young girl; marblebust.
1869. 1226 A young cricketer.
1870. 1048 Alderman Pochin, late Mayor
of Salford. Executed for the
Corporation.
1173 Son of George Baird, Esq,, of
StitchUl; marble bust.
187 1. 1271 H.R.H, the Princess Louise.
1299 Edward Baird of Rosemount.
1872. 1415 Melpomene.
1873. 1595 Mrs. Frances Tagart; marble
medallion.
1875. 1248 H.R.H. Princess Louise, Mar
chioness of Lome. Executed
for H.M. the Queen.
1254 H.R.H. Princess Christian of
Schleswig - Holstein ; mar
ble.
1877. 1413 H.I. and R.H. the Duchess of
Edinburgh.
{See Miss Mary Francis, vol. iii,
page 161.)

THORNYCROFT, Miss Theresa G.
Painter.
21, Wilton Place.
1875. 475 Design from the parable of the
ten virgins.
1877. 1039 The parable of the great supper.
"Go out quickly into the
streets and lanes of the city,
and bring in hither the poor,
and the maimed, and the
halt, and the bhnd."—
Luke, xiv, 21.
Moreton House, Melbury Road.
1878. 984 Dives and Lazarus.
1880. 670 The feeding of the multitude.
" And Jesus took the loaves;
and when he had given
thanks, he distributed to the
disciples, and the disciples
to them that were set down ;
and hkewise of the fishes as
much as they would." — St.
John, vi, II.
1 88 1. 3 Dawn at Bethlehem.
1883. 35 Ophelia. "There's rosemary,
that's for remembrance; pray,
love, remember! and there
is pansies, that 's for
thoughts." — Hamlet, act iv,
scene 5.
VII.

THORNYCROFT, William Hamo,
R.A  Sculptor.
2 1 Wilton Place.
1872. 1558 Professor Sharpey; marble.
Executed for the Sharpey
Memorial Committee. To be
placed in the Museum of Uni
versity College, London.
1 57 1 Mrs. Mordant; marble re
hef.
1873. 1502 Fame; plaster figure to be exe
cuted in bronze. Part of a
fountain to be erected in Park
Lane, London.
1874. 1546 Dr. Mouat; marble bust.
1589 Lord Mayo, late Governor-
General of India; bronze
equestrian statuette.
1876. 1440 A warrior bearing a wounded
youth from the battle.
1473 Francis Tagart, Esq.; marble
bust.
Moreton House, Melbury Road.
1878. 1428 The late Charles M'Garel, Esq.;
bust, marble.
1468 Lot's wife; marble. "But his
wife looked back from be
hind him, and she became
a pillar of salt." — Genesis,
xix, 26.
1879. 1514 Stepping stones; group, mar
ble.
1 52 1 Dr. William Harvey, the dis
coverer of the circulation of
the blood. Sketch for a pub
lic statue.
1880. 1537 General Sir Arthur Cotton;
bust, marble.
1566 Artemis.
1612 Putting the stone; statuette,
bronze.
(Elected A.R.A.)
1881. 1462 "Our sweetest songs are those
which tell of saddest
thoughts"; alto-relievo.
1477 Edward, 6th Earl of Milltown;
bust, marble.
1487 Professor Owen; bust, marble.
1495 Teucer. " Since, rallying from our wall
we forced the foe,
StUl aimed at Hector have I
bent my bow :
Eight forky arrows from this
hand have fled,
And eight bold heroes by their
points lie dead, etc."
—Pope's "Iliad."
1882. 1610 Edmund W. Gosse, Esq.; me
dallion, bronze. 3D

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Thornycroft, William Hamo, R.A.—
continued. 1882. 1626 The late Earl of Beaconsfield;
statuette, bronze.
1644 Artemis; statue, marble.
1665 Teucer; statue, bronze. Pur
chased for the Chantrey Be
quest for ;^I,O0O.
1674 Miss Grimstone; bust
1883. 1552 John Belcher, Esq.; bust,
bronze.
1592 John Eric Erichsen, Esq.,
F.R.S.; bust, marble. To
be placed in University Col
lege, London.
1666 Alfred Waterhouse, Esq.,
A.R.A.; medallion, bronze.
1668 J. F. Mouat, M.D. ; medal,
bronze.
1692 A sonata of Beethoven; statu
ette of Miss Rachel Sassoon.
1884. 1701 Statuette of a cat; bronze.
1720 Walter Prideaux, Esq., late
Clerk of the Goldsmiths'
Company; bust, marble,
1788 SamuelTaylor Coleridge; bust,
marble. To be placed in
Westminster Abbey.
1856 The mower.
"A mower, who, as the tiny
swell
Of our boat passing, heaved
the river-grass,
Stood with suspended scythe to
see us pass."
— Matthew Arnold.
1885. 2068 John Donaldson, Esq., C.E.;
bust.
2074 Study of a head.
2090 Thomas Gray, the poet. To be
executed in marble for the
Hall of Pembroke College,
Cambridge.
2133 Edward I; equestrian statuette,
wax.
1886. 1797 Sir John Goss Memorial, Panel
for monument for St. PauPs
Cathedral.
1924 A Sower; statue.
1887. 1903 The late General Gordon.
Quarter-sized model of the
memorial in Trafalgar
Square.
(Elected R.A.)
1888. 2022 Justice and Mercy; decorative
panel. For the National
Memorial to General Gordon
in Trafalgar Square.
2062 Medea; statue. Medea, daugh
ter of the King of Colchis,

charms to sleep the dragon
that guards the Golden
Fleece.
1889. 2052 Miss Ethelreda Cox; medal
lion, terra-cotta.
2056 Teucer; statuette, bronze.
2074 Death of Gordon at Khartoum.
Bronze panel for Memorial
in Melbourne, Australia.
2088 Gordon teaching ragged boys
at Gravesend. Bronze panel
for Memorial in Melbourne,
Australia.
2106 Design for the clasp of a cloak.
2182 Gordon statuette; bronze.
1890. 1999 Theodore Blake Wirgman,
Esq.; medallion, bronze.
2010 Mrs. Theodore Blake Wirg
man; medallion, bronze.
2021 The mower; statuette, bronze.
2057 The mirror; relief, marble.
Diploma work.
1891. 2065 Science; decorative panel in
high relief. Model for the In
stitute of Chartered Account
ants in the City of London.
1892. 1868 The late Rt. Hon. John
Bright; statue. Model of a
bronze statue lately erected at
Rochdale.
1895 AprU; bust.
1959 SirStuartBayley,K.C.S.I.;bust
1986 A portrait; medal, bronze.
1996 Edward I; design for one of
the proposed equestrian
statues for Blackfriars Bridge.
1893. 1699 Lilian; medaUion.
1772 The late N. Clayton, Esq., of
Lincoln; bust, bronze.
1823 Summer; statue.
1894. 1744 A Mower; statue, bronze.
1760 Master Philip Gosse ; medal
lion, bronze.
1791 Miss Ethel Smyth; portrait,
medallion.
1 81 3 James Chance, Esq.; bust,
bronze.
1844 Edward I ; equestrian statue,
bronze.
1895. 1616 Sir George Williams; bust,
marble.
1617 The late Eari Granville, K.G.;
statue, marble.
16 1 8 James Chance, Esq.; bust,
marble.
1699 The late Rt. Rev. Harvey
Goodwin, Bishop of Carlisle;
recumbent statue, bronze.
To be placed in Carlisle
Cathedral.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

387

1840

1911

1895. 1701 The joy of life; statue.
1896. 1808 Sir Stewart Colvin Bayley,
K.C.S.I. Model of a marble
statue lately erected in Cal
cutta.
Mrs. Hamo Thornycroft; me
dallion, bronze.
The joy of life; statuette,
bronze.
1924 James T. Chance, Esq.; com
memoration medal ; bronze.
1897. 1972 A portrait; relief.
2050 James Eccles, Esq.; medallion,
bronze.
2062 Miss Joan Thornycroft; medal
lion, bronze.
1898. 1927 Miss Rosahnd Thornycroft.
1937 Sir George Gabriel Stokes,
Bart., F.R,S,; bust, marble.
For Pembroke College, Cam
bridge.
1966 The bather; statuette, bronze,
1899, 1910 Oliver Cromwell; colossal
statue, bronze. To be placed
near Westminster Town-Hall.
1965 John Colet, founderof St. Paul's
School, 1 5 18. Model for fuU-
sized group for St. PauPs
School, Kensington.
1900. 2021 Archbishop Plunket. Sketch
model of a statue for Dublin.
1901. 1555 Design for bronze canopy.
Part of Dean Colet memorial
at St. Paul's School, Ken
sington.
1708 Dean Colet, founder of St.
Paul's School; group, bronze.
For Dean Colet memorial
at St. Paul's School, Ken
sington.
1797 The late Sir WiUiam Wilson
Hunter, K.C.S.I.; bust
1902. 1626 Pay-day; statuette, bronze.
1 63 1 By the sea; statuette, bronze.
1643 The late John Hopkinson,
F.R.S.; bust, marble.
1684 The King Alfred memorial at
Winchester; model in silver.
1704 Sleeping Cat; statuette, bronze.
1903. 1729 The Sandal; statuette, bronze.
1 740 WiUiam Ewart Gladstone ; small
model for statue.
1835 Education; small model of
part of a design for a public
monument; group.
1904. 1708 Angel of death; sketch model
of part ofa tomb; statuette,
bronze.
1715 Commonwealth; plaque,
bronze.

THORP, Miss Adelaide Constance.
Miniature Painter.
North Court, Hampstead.
1893. 1435 Miss Ethel Davis.
4, Brunswick Square.
1897. 102 Grief.
1442 Marie.
1484 Marian.
1898. 1292 Mrs. Howard Palmer.
THORP, Miss Florence. Miniature Painter.
64, Gloucester Place,
Portman Square.
1904. 1202 Portrait of a lady.
THORP, William Henry... Architect.
St. Andreiv's Chambers, Leeds.
1884. 1260 New wing, St. James's Hall,
Leeds.
1887. 1768 Entrance porch, Quarrydene,
Westwood, Leeds.
61, Albion Street, Leeds.
1892. 1766 Part ofSecond Court, St. John's
CoUege, Cambridge.
1893. 1535 Leeds School of Medicine,
Mount Pleasant
1902. 1576 Burnley Technical Institute.
THORPE, John  Painter.
4, Gower Street North.
1835. 229 Dolgelley bridge. North Wales.
1 7, George Street, Euston Place.
1836. 186 Broomham Park, Sussex. "Be
neath their shade the bleat
ing flocks repose."
2, Cumberland Place.
1838. 601 A lee shore.
1240 Pubhc building,
1839, 1240 View of the coast at Fairlight.
26, Charles Street,
Middlesex Hospital.
1840. 324 Coast scene at Hastings.
1841. 436 A Valley near Ilfracombe,
North Devon.
74, Great Portland Street.
1842. 263 Straith Earn, from Dupplin
Castle, the seat of the Earl
of Kinnoul.
422 Scarborough Lighthouse,
22, Rutland Street.
1843. 142 At Lynmouth, North Devon,
1844. 230 Ilfracomb Light house and
pier.
1845. 136 At Rye, Sussex. 18, Pembroke Square.
1846. no At Lynmouth, North Devon.
1092 The Mouth of the Rother.
1847. 141 On the Ouse, Sussex.
417 Eight miles from Worcester.

388

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thorpe 1848.1849. 1850. 1851.

1855- 1856.1858. 1859.

i860. i86t.1862.1863.1864.

, John — continued.
253 Pevensey Castle.
534 Hastings from the Sands.
175 Hastings from Fairlight Down.
512 An outhouse.
232 Broomham Park, Sussex.
9, Gensing Terrace,
St. Leonard' s-on-Sea.
162 The Coast at Fairlight.
333 Pevensey Bay,
36 do.
343 Rockanore, Hastings.
418 At Fairlight — Fog clearing.
1095 On the Coast by St. Leonards.
St. Margarets Place, St. Leonards.
448 Sheep and lambs.
450 Cattle on the brow of a hiU.
337 Sheep and lambs.
339 Cattle.
213 Spring.
13 On the East HUl, Hastings.
35, Ellington Street, Islington.
350 Penrhyn Castle, near Bangor,
North Wales.
9, Rutland Terrace, St. John's Wood.
1865. 123 To the rescue. 19, Alma Square.
1867. 154 Autumn.
1868. 301 View from Fairlight, looking
east.
1 87 1. 422 Out at grass.
1872. 340 A narrow lane.

THORS, Joseph  Painter.
12, Great Russell Street.
418 View near Hampstead.
78, Southampton Row.
281 View in Nottinghamshire.
399 Landscape, Warwickshire.
28, Great Russell Street.
203 View near Reading.
1003 View near Leamington.
42, Ampthill Square.
389 View in Fontainebleau, France.

1863. 1866.
1867. 1874.

1878.

THRELFALL, R  Painter,
47, Edgware Road.
1840. 340 Composition of Scenery, with
the Ruins of Caerphilly
Castle, South Wales.
THRING, Miss F. Miniature Painter.
Lion House, Cambridge Road, Teddington.
1903. 1279 Eileen and Cecil, children of
M. Luff, Esq.

THROP, John  Sculptor.
Lady Pit Lane, Leeds.
1857. 1 3 10 Ophelia; marble bust.
5, Percy Street.
i86r. 1 1 20 Bust of a child; marble,
I, Denmark Terrace, Walworth.
1865, 989 The happy children.
991 The whisper of love.
Hanslet Hall, Leeds.
1866, 977 The galloping boys.
Victoria Road, Leeds.
1873. 1481 Bust of a boy.
Calverley Street, Leeds.
1874. 1539 Obedience.
1561 Bust ofa child.
54, St. James's Street, Leeds.
1880. 1526 Prince Alemayu of Abyssinia.

THRUPP,
1832, 1126
1833. •J^?
1835. 1066

1089
1836. 1088

1837.

1841. 1288
1843. "4°^1416 1417
1418

1844. 12741309•348
•374

Frederick  Sculptor.
Prodigal returned.
15, Paddington Green.
Bust of J. H. Pope, Esq.
A mother bending over her
sleeping infant "To her
bosom pressed. He drinks
the balm of life, and drops
to rest." — Rogers.
Bust of B. E. HaU, Esq.
Contemplation. Rome, and Paddington Green.
The young hunter. " How
sweet in the woodlands with
fleet hound and horn, etc."
Mother and children. "That
it may please thee to give
and preserve to our use the
kindly fruits of the earth,
etc."
A Magdalene; a small statue
in marble.
Arethusa; a marble statue.
Hope; do. do.
Nymphs bringing lilies to
Alexis; a basso-relievo.
Faith shows the promises to
the pilgrim kneeling at the
foot of the cross; a basso-
relievo in marble.
30, Gloucester Place, New Road.
Two boys over a basket of
fruit; a group in marble.
Phyllis crowned with the hazel
nut; a bust in marble.
Ariel imprisoned in a pine-tree;
a bust in marble.
Hebe followed by the eagle; a
small statue in marble.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

389

1846. 1414 A bas-relief, representing The
tis bringing the armour to
Achilles, who is mourning
over the body of Patroclus.
1424 The return of the Prodigal
Son. " But when he was a
great way off, etc." — Luke,
iv, 20, 21.
1436 The Saviour washing Peter's
feet. " Peter saith unto him,
Thou shalt never wash my
feet, etc."— yi^/m, xhi, 8.
1489 Arethusa; a head in marble,
1847. 1321 The maid and the mischievous
boy; a group, in plaster.
1387 A boy catching a butterfly; a
model in plaster.
1848. 13 3^ Statue of Sir Thomas FoweU
Buxton, Bart., to be erected
in Westminster Abbey.
1422 Marble bust of the late Samuel
Hoare, Esq.
1432 Model of a girl playing with a
bird.
1849. 1247 Marble bust of Master Charles
Cope.
125 1 Boy crowned with hops; a
marble bust.
1332 Marble statue of a boy catching
a butterfly.
1338 The shepherd.
1 3 19 Two boys with a pipe; a group,
plaster.
1373 Statue of Flora.
1499 Reaper; a small statue.
1551 Girls at a fountain; bas-relief
in wax.
1558 A bas-reUef.
"The muse, the poet never
found her.
Till by himself he learnt to
wander."
1856. 1268 Statue in plaster : girl and bird.
1372 Small bas-relief: Grace before
meat, 232, Marylebone Road.
1858. II 94 A girl by the sea shore; por
trait statue in marble.
1859. 1247 Mercy making coats and gar
ments to give to the poor;
marble statuette.
i860. 956 A soldier of Gideon's army.
961 John Bunyan.
1861. 1044 The Hamadryads bring lilies
to Alexis. See VirgiPs
"Bucolics."
1065 Boy making a flute; marble
statue.
1 112 Our Saviour led into the Wil
derness.

1850.

1853-1854. 1855.

1862.
1864. 1865.

1866.

1868.

1869. 1870.

187 1.
1873-1874,

1875.1876,

1877. 1878, 1880,

1046 Mercy; marble statuette.
933 A girl going from the spring;
marble statuette.
961 The angel of Peace.
ion A girl feeding calves; marble,
bas-relief.
1077 Bust of a child.
924 A river nymph; marble.
929 The three shining ones meet
ing Christian at the Cross;
marble.
968 Sherborne Farrer.
942 The prodigal son ; statuette,
marble.
1017 Bronze door with ten panels,
illustrating Bunyan's " Pil
grim's Progress."
1097 Head of Phyllis; marble.
II 37 The young schoolmistress.
1091 St. John blessing little child
ren; marble.
1097 The Good Shepherd; marble.
1 140 Christian in the armoury;
marble, relief.
871 Death triumphing over the
Saviour. " On me let Death
wreak all his rage, etc." —
Milton.
1338 James Thrupp, Esq.; bronze,
medallion.
1 22 1 The vision of the Saviour in
the Holy Communion.
1453 Penelope.
1234 " Prevenient grace Descending
from above, etc." — Milton.
1235 "If born on high Let them
unto their kindred fly." —
George Herbert.
1600 Irene Farrer; marble.
105 1 St. John blessingjlittle children.
1 178 Death, Sin, and Satan.
1448 Miss Richmond; terra-cotta
bust.
1467 Maiden meditation.
1496 Grace before meat; bas-relief,
bronze, gilt.
1413 Ten bronze bas-reliefs that
illustrate the poems of
George Herbert.
1338 Satan tempting the Saviour.

THRUPP, J  Architect.
Paddington Green.
1004 Design for a national museum
of arts, etc.
876 View of the chateau of Vin-
cennes, in one of the apart
ments of which sat the
Council of War that con
demned the unfortunate

1821.

1824.

390

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Thrupp, J, — continued. Duke d'Enghien. The obe
lisk (lately erected to his
memory) marks the place
where he fell. 1 2, Oxford Street.
1832, 1007 A View in Egina.
1106 View of the Choragic monu
ment of Lysicrates at
Athens.
THUMANN, Paul  Painter.
Weimar.
1867. 284 Consolation. 10, Keith Street, Berlin.
1892. 732 Art wins the heart.
THURBER, Madame Caroline. Painter.
20, Rue Lauriston, Paris.
1 90 1. 354 The httle red book.
THURLOW, Miss Margaret C. T. G.
Sculptor.
Art Cottage, Wimbledon.
1892. 1871 Sleeping dog,
THURLOW, T  Sculptor.
1846. 1494 Bust of the Hon. Clara Van-
neck. 23, Eversholt Street.
1864. 935 The weary traveller; marble.
1030 Winter; marble.
Saxmundham, Suffolk.
1865. 972 Shepherd and dog.
23, Eversholt Street.
1872. 1401 Homeless and friendless.
TH URN ALL, Harry J  Painter.
Royston, Cambridgeshire.
1875. 23 Dead game.
1882. 339 Winter roses and almond.
1885. 1144 Dead game.
1887. 145 LUies and poppies.
1 90 1. 761 Old Court, Queen's CoUege,
Cambridge.
THURSBY, Miss  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1793. 305 Dovedale; morning.
THURSTLE, F  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1799. 856 Scene in the Castle Spectre;
sketch for a picture.
THURSTLE, S  Painter.
(An Honorary Exhibitor.)
1799. 1069 View in Wales.

THURSTON. See Smith (A.) and
Thurston, vol. vii, page 165.
THURSTON, G  Painter.
G. Thurston, Junr., Holloway.
1818. 368 The showman.
18 19. 51 Tasso's Jerusalem deUvered,
etc.
1820. 52 Portrait of an old lady.
294 A boy at play with a puppy.
27, Henry Street, Pentonville.
1824. 489 Scene from Shakespeare's
Tempest.
13, Princes Street, Waterloo Road.
183 1. 94 View of an Indian settlement
in the State of Alabama,
United States, North
America.

THURSTON, John  Painter.
4, Poland Street, Oxford St.
1794- 395 Sleeping child.
9, Francis Street, Bedford Square.
1798. 382 Four designs from Quarles'
Emblems.
680 Designs from Cotton's Visions.
681 do. do.
728 do. do.
729 do. do.
Twickenham Common.
1802. 442 From various poems.
504 From Ossian.
545 do.
1809. 320 A drawing from Dryden's Theo
dore and Honoria. Holloway.
1812. 457 Sinners endeavouring to hide
themselves from the Divine
Vengeance.
J. Thurston, 25, Great Ormond Street.
1825. 711 Florimel, escaped from the
monster, — Vide Spenser's
Fairy Queen.
1826, 473 The reaper's daughter,
1828. 643 Charity.
1829, 490 Experience leading the mind
from the shades of darkness
into light,
THURSTON, J. C  Painter.
J. Thurston, Junr., Holloway,
1818. 870 Ariel, Vide Tempest
1819. 493 Girl playing with a lamb.
1820. 742 An usurer examining pledges.
1823. 683 Mother and child.

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

391

J. C. Thurston, British Museum.
1824. 571 Euphrosyne.
1826. 565 Portrait of a gentleman.
THURSTON, John H  Painter.
4, Albany Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall.
1899. 1002 Breaking waves.
THURSTUN, Mrs. Ray (Charlotte). Painter.
Oak Farm, Headcorn, Kent.
1889, 871 " When the fields are drest in
green."
1024 Twilight grey.
THWAITES, W... Miniature Painter.
69, Great Prescott Street.
1819. 837 Miss Sims.
TIBBATTS, J  Painter.
Tyndall Place, Islington.
1 80 1. 275 Mrs. Tibbatts.
1807. 159 Master W. F. Tibbatts.
1808. 86 Portrait of an artist.
1 810. 434 Mr. Linsell.
181 2. 81 Mr. W. B. Hue
378 Mr. J. Fildes.
1813. 599 Mrs. J. Head.
18 15. 173 Portrait of an artist.
1818. 686 Mr. J. Carr.
1819. 89 Mr. G. White.
Halton Street, Islington.
1820. 34 Mr. W. Bailey.
53 Mr. H. N. Tibbatts.
TICKELL, Miss B.J  Painter.
20, Cromwell Crescent.
1903. 1039 Seal and script.
TICKELL, H  Painter.
17, Nottingham Street.
1842. 593 Mr. H. Tickell.
TIDDEMAN, Miss Florence. Painter.
II, Canterbury Road, Brixton.
1873. 622 "Corinne."
1874. 656 Florentine artist of the 15th
century.
712 Dorothea. Vide "Middle-
march."
1013 A life study.
1875. 66 Wild roses.
360 From the Sunny South.
769 "Veni— Vidi— Vici,"
1876. 225 Between two worlds.
337 Medora.
1879. 1017 SpeUbound.

1 88 1. 1346 A sister of charity.
1897. 882 A dark beauty.
TIDEMAN D, Adolphe  Painter.
Diisseldorf and
23, Cockspur Street.
1864. 542 An old Norwegian duel.
1874. 641 A Norwegian Wedding.
TIDEY, Alfred ... Miniature Painter.
1831. 755 Portrait of a lady.
783 do. do.
806 A portrait.
26, Alfred Street, Bedford Square.
1832. 650 Hedge sparrow's nest, with
eggs.
711 Portrait of a lady.
797 do. do.
798 do. do.
917 Clara and Ellen.
927 J. Hargraves, Esq.
71, Newman Street.
1833. 685 Mrs. Haily.
747 The Earl of Abergavenny, K.T.
775 Portrait of the daughter of
J. P. Boileau, Esq.
781 J. P. Boileau, Esq.
790 Portraits of the children of the
late George Forbes, Esq., of
Bombay. 89, Charlotte Street.
1834. 657 Portrait of a lady.
658 Mrs. Godfrey.
668 Miss Phillips of the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane.
683 Mrs. Bishop.
693 Dr. Mayo.
777 Portrait of an Oxonian.
792 Mrs. Cipriani.
851 Portrait of a lady.
1835. 659 do. Miss E. Phillips of
the Theatre Royal, Hay
market.
772 Reginald Nevill, Esq.
810 Portrait ofa gentleman.
834 Miss Ellen Tree of the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden.
848 Mrs. William Vizard.
850 Portrait of a lady.
1836. 644 Miss Brisbane.
667 Miss Emily Brisbane.
703 Portrait of a midshipman, son
of John Constable, Esq.,
R.A.
706 Portrait of his brother.
781 Mrs. Arnold.
794 Sir John Conroy, K.C.H.
849 Dr. Arnold, of Rugby.

392

THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

Tidey, 1837.

1838.

1839.

1840.
1841.

Alfred — continued.
635 Mr. Robert Tidey.
703 Madame Cartier,
818 Portrait of a lady.
822 Ralph Pelham, son of the Hon.
William Neville of Berlin.
834 Lady Brisbane,
808 The Countess Dowager of
Chichester.
816 Nathaniel HaU, Esq.
871 The Hon, Mrs. Holland.
955 Miss Henrietta Borrer.
978 Portrait of a lady.
979 The Rev. Dr. Holland.
1012 The Rev. Dr. Anderson.
766 Miss Webber.
816 Miss Elizabeth Childs.
824 The Venerable Archdeacon
Webber.
828 The Sisters; portraits.
1 01 2 Mrs. Webber.
801 Miss Gully.
821 Miss Ellen Tree.
931 The Hon, Miss Anson. Painted
for the Queen by Her Ma
jesty's Gracious Command.
1842, 733 Madame Cartier,
747 Portrait of a lady.
913 Bracelet portrait of James
Bremridge, Esq;
959 Viscount NeviU,
687 Miss Hunter,
693 Miss Maria Blake.
730 Portrait of a lady.
801 Daniel Rowland, Esq.
658 Lady Henrietta Louisa Pris-
cilla Somerset, daughter of
the Duke of Beaufort.
674 Mrs. Jackson.
695 Mrs. West,
719 Miss Annie M'Bean,
821 Little Red Riding Hood.
834 Mrs. Spencer Stanhope.
1845. 762 Lady Catherine Boileau.
865 The white mice.
867 Alan, son of Major Graham.
977 VictoriaElizabeth and Anthony
Lionel George, children of
Lord Ashley. 62, Welbeck Street.
1846. 968 Rose Ellen Hendriks.
nil Lady Ashley in the costume of
1745, as worn at Her Ma
jesty's Ball, June 6th, 1845.
1847. 764 Mrs. Parry.
996 Viscountess Jocelyn.
1848. 774 Miss Breedon.
888 Miss Juha Breedon.
1065 Leila.
1849. 685 A lady.

1843.

1844.

1849.1850.1851.1852.

Bor-

1076

939 Daughters of Captain W. J.
Williams.
776 A study.
1052 Flora.
1077 Lieutenant Charles Golding
Constable, I.N.
12, Hereford Road, Bayswater.
830 Meta (the South Downs).
loio Emily, daughter of John
ton, Esq.
ion Mrs. Charles Bickmore.
752 Mrs. Gumming.
755 Captain Gumming.
825 A lady.
995 Mrs. William Henry PhUlips.
WiUiam Henry Phillips, Esq.,
inventor of the Fire An-
nihilator.
The Countess of Shelburne.
The Hon. Mrs. Elphinstone
de Flahault.
Home.Walter Reed, Esq.
Mrs. Walter Reed.
The hop-picker,
Matthew PhiUips, Esq,, the
philanthropic octogenarian.
A lady.
The cornfield,
Henry Mank, Esq.
Mrs, Augustus Forrest.
The picture book.
8, Kildare Gardens.
Retrospection. Manor Cottage, Noirmont, Jersey.
Saxon Captives in Rome in the
sixth century: " Non Angli
sed Angeli,"
The head of the family.
114 Percy CampbeU Tidey.
Rhona, the daughter of John
ToUemache, Esq., M.P.
797 Ranulf, son of John Tolle
mache, Esq., M.P.
799 Stratford, son of John Tolle
mache, Esq., M.P.
55, Berners Street.
1873. 1285 H.I.R.H. the Crown Princess
of Germany.
1290 Princess Victoria Louise of
Schleswig- Holstein .
23, Alexandra Road, Gipsey Hill.
1874. 772 Mary, daughter of James H.
Ivery, Esq., CE.
1875. 695 A portrait
1877. 691 Mrs. Clayton. 5, Belmont, Twickenham.
1885. 1242 Arthur D. Yonge, Esq.

1853-

654

994

1301

1854,

720

774

963
964
1037
185.5-
583
762
893
972
1857-
960
1863.
803
868
1867.
114
1869.
610
THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS

39;

Glen Ely, Springfield Park, Acton.
1887. 1237 "As good as gold."
TIDEY, A. W  Painter.
8, Kildare Gardens, Westbourne Park.
1856. 549 Dart bridge, Buckfastleigh,
South Devon.
{A. Tidey in the index, A. W. Tidey in
the catalogue. This exhibit may belong to
the previous artist)
TIDEY, Henry F. Miniature Painter.
1839. 654 Portrait 73, Newman Street.
1840. 849 Portraits of the children of
Mrs. Osborn.
1842. 805 The sisters, daughters of John
Clark, Esq.
828 Miss Barnicote.
1843. 1035 Sir John Dean Paul, Bart
1047 John Dean Paul, Esq.
1085 Children of Robert Hamilton,
Esq.
1844. 981 Lady Mary Hamlyn Williams
and daughters.
8, Duke Street, Portland Place.
1845. 712 Miss Louisa Watkins.
932 C. W. Aylmer, 6th Foot or
King's Own.
1846. 1028 La Violette; a portrait.
1063 The mountain flower.
67, Gracechurch Street.
1847. 98° Miss Jane Ehza, daughter of
Lieut.-Colonel Jourdan.
983 James Low, Esq., late Chair
man of the City Lands Com
mittees, etc.
1053 The children of Joseph Stain-
burn, Esq.
87, Gracechurch Street.
1848. 993 Richard and Kate.
"At length arrived amidst the
throng.
Grandchildren bawling
hemmed them round.
And dragged them by the
skirts along." — Bloomfield.
1019 The well-remembered song.
1849. 777 Alfred, Emily, and Edith.
945 Portrait of a gentleman in the
travelling costume of the
province of Bogota, New
Granada.
946 Mrs. Russell.
964 Francis William Russell, Esq.
997 The late Charles Chaulieu, Esq.
VII.

1849. II 37 Bar-Thula; portrait of Mrs.
Crosbie. "She turned her
ear towards the tread of his
feet; The tread of his feet is
not heard."— -Cwzaw.
1850. 1015 Mrs. William Cowan.
1026 Portrait of a lady.
io6i Mrs, Rupert Kirk.
1094 WiUiam Thomas Symonds,
Esq.
1 85 1. 1 1 76 The lady of Joseph Laurie,
Esq,, M.D,
1207 A portrait — lamplight. 34, Percy Street.
1852. 934 Viscountess Castlereagh.
964 The Countess of Roden.
972 Mrs. Cooper.
997 Viscount Castlereagh.
1009 Captain Edward Pakenham,
Grenadier Guards.
1057 Thomas Cooper, Esq,, Stone
Castle, Kent,
1069 Mrs. Thistlethwaite.
1853. 936 Brigadier - General Austin,
K.C.T.L.
954 Captain Randolph, Grenadier
Guards.
961 James S. Knowles, Esq.
974 Mrs. Knowles.
1049 Herbert, son of the Rev. George
Murray. 29, Upper Charlotte Street.
1854. 971 The children of John M. Cha-
bon, Esq.
Mrs. Charles Lewis.
EUa, daughter of the Rev.
Robert Dower.
1003 Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart.
1024 The Rev. W. E. C. Austin, of
New College, Oxford.
1069 Robert Pakenham, Esq.
30, Percy Street.
1855. 990 The children of Arthur Foulger,
Esq., with portraits of their
pony Gipsy and dog Charlie.
1041 The late IJeut -Colonel Pak
enham, Grenadier Guards.
"At the battle of the
Alma, in the magnificent
charge made by the Guards,
he and his men were the first
who entered and retained
possession of the famous
battery on the height that
had previously caused such
destruction to our troops.
He was the first to jump
over the embrasure, and was
seen by one of the other
colonels of his regiment,
3E

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Tidey, Henry V .—continued.
scratching "Grenadier
Guards " and the number of
his company with the point
of his sword, on the gun that
was then taken. He fell at
Inkerman."
1855. 1046 Mrs. Hudson.
1106 Mrs. Francis WiUiam Blake.
1856. 33 Sea weeds.
924 James Chapman, Esq., M.D.
1857. 906 George NevUl, Esq.
927 Mrs. George NeviUe.
1858. 792 Robert Sparkes, Esq., Royal
Fusileers.
795 Harry Sparkes, Esq.
1859. 693 Edward Duncan, Esq.
700 Miss Jessie Hastie.
857 Astley Fellows Terry, Esq.,
60th Royal Rifles.
i860. 723 Louis Haghe, Esq.
775 Courtenay Forbes Terry, Esq.,
60th Royal Rifles.
826 Miss Rachel Ainsley.
1861. 833 J. Wood Wymper, Esq.
910 Children of Alfred Tidey, Esq.
1869. 542 Charles Hylton, WUliam Wood,
and Mary Josephine, child
ren of Charles JoUiffe, Esq.
599 Mrs. Charles JoUiffe.

TIDMARSH,

H, E  Painter,
II, Upper Hornsey Rise.

1887. 1519 Near ChiUon.
1888. 1240 Combe church.
1889. 1734 An Interruption.
1896. 1022 Westminster Abbey.
1897. 1127 St George's, Hanover Square.
1129 AU Souls, Langham Place.
1208 The GuildhaU, City.
1898. 1 103 Fleet Street, looking east.
1899. 1189 Cheapside, do.
1 90 1. 965 Charles I, Trafalgar Square.
1902. 1322 London,fromtheTowerBridge.
1903. 1002 The Tour d'Horloge, Dinan.
TIFFIN, Henry  Painter.
434, West Strand.

1846.
1848.
1849.
1852.

1854.

457 Prayer.
104 An interior.
181 A portrait,
542 Playing at chess; portraits.
538 War's alarms.
8, Percy Street, Bedford Square.
94 The upper end of the Lake of
Como from Colico.
965 Near Kinghassie, Vale of Spey,
Scotland.

1854.

1293 Windermere Lake, Westmor

land.

1856.

193 On the Rosslyn Park estate.

Hampstead.

340 Derwentwater, Cumberland.

1857-

397 On the Danube.

434, West Strand.
1859,
68 Coire and the Valley of the
Upper Rhine.
103 In the Salisbury meadows.
122 The environs of London— Agar
Town.
971 The upper end of the Lake of
Como from CoUco.
6, Alwyne Road, Canonbury.
I86I.
260 A shady nook.
1864.
494 The first-born ; portrait.
1865,
216 Snoozeling.
1869.
881 Pussy in mischief.
I87I.
16 More free than welcome.
TIFFIN, James Benjamin ... Painter,
434, West Strand.
1847. 377 An interior.
1848. 122 Bacchanalian treasures.
TIFFIN, Walter Francis, Miniature Painter.
434, West Strand.
1845. 7^7 Edward Holmes, Esq.
770 Portrait of a lady.
784 Brooch miniature of a young
lady.
827 F. G. White, Esq.
870 The Rev. Septimus Ramsay,
M.A.
Salisbury, and 434, West Strand.
1846. 786 Portrait
995 Mrs. Read.
997 Portrait.
1847. 728 Mrs, George Benson,
782 Chambers Hall, Esq.
891 Son of the Rev. Francis Evans.
902 Portrait of a lady.
934 do. do.
935 Miss Agnes and Minnie
Iguarrey.
1848. 740 Miss Ross.
" It is the hour when from the
boughs
The nightingale's high note is
heard."
852 Brooch miniature of Master
Phil Steadman.
876 Portrait of a little giri.
881 A portrait
1849. 867 Portrait for a brooch of Miss
Tiffin,
870 Portrait of a lady.
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1850. 31 StiU life.
34 Portrait of a little girl.
701 Mrs. Wilkinson.
761 Elizabeth, daughter of G. San-
dars, Esq., M.P.
929 Mrs. F. Williams.
1851. 554 " Thy will be done,"
835 Miss J. Ewart.
1852. 802 Miss Lucy Cadwell.
917 Portrait ofa lady.
936 do. do.
1854. 798 Lieut R. Moore, 5th Pusiliers,
Clement and Charles Moore,
sons of the Rev. R. Moore.
799 The Ladies Flora and Adine,
daughters of Earl and Coun
tess Cooper.
1855. 555 Lady Clare. From Tennyson's
Ballad.
1856. 71 The welcome shade, Burnham
Beeches.
410 Dora. From Tennyson ; a
sketch.
1858. 468 Tasso's prison, in the Hospital
of Santa Anna, Ferrara.
679 Miss Benson.
1863. 845 W. Francis, Esq.
881 Mrs. C. Forbes.
1867. 797 Mrs. Jackson.
{See also W. T. Francis, vol. iii, page 161.)
{Mr. Tiffin told me he first sent in his
mother's surname)
TILLER, Mrs  Painter.
38, Half Moon Street.
18 19. 871 Mrs. Barnard.
1820. 641 Mr. Burnand.
1821. 925 Mr. Mollison.
TILLOTSON, J. ...Miniature Painter.
98, Fleet Street.
182 1. 637 Portrait of a gentleman. 139, Fleet Street.
1822. 621 Dr. Spear.
820 Portrait of an officer.
St. PauPs Churchyard.
1824. 699 Mr. Holmes.
1827. 623 Mrs. Bingfield.
1828. 783 T. Wilson, Esq.
1829. 703 Portrait of a lady.
1830. 848 do. gentleman. 44, Fleet Street.
1838. 412 Miss Emily Rose.
8, Stamford Street, Blackfriars.
1856, 657 John Tillotson.
TILLOTSON, Mrs. Mary.
Miniature Painter.
44, Fleet Street.
1839. 324 John Ferguson.

212, Strand.
1840. 820 Mr. Thomas Robinson.
1 84 1. 448 Study. 23, Fleet Street.
1842. 923 W. Holland, Esq.
1843. 767 WiUiam Gr^me, Esq.
1844. 881 Edward S. Watts, Esq.
TILNEY, Frederick C  Etcher.
Marquis Villa, Stroud Green.
1894. 1467 Bookplate for a shipowner's
library.
1896. 850 Watching the Squirrels.
Unaleigh, Green Lanes,
Winchmore Hill.
1899. 1491 An Aldine book-plate.
1549 Bookplate.
1900. 1573 do.
1738 Design for grille and cartouche
in wrought iron.
74, Pellatt Grove, Wood Green, N.
1903. 1438 A bookplate.
TILSTONE, J. R  Painter.
1 7, Norfolk Street.
1827. 748 Portrait of a lady.
1829. 798 do. do.
TILT, Archibald  Painter.
2, Chapel Place, South Audley Street.
1877. 730 "O Solitude, if I must with
thee dwell. Let it not be
amongst the jumbled heap
of murky buUdings."
TILT, E. P  Painter.
Lovelands, Walton Heath, Epsom.
1868. 794 Ada.
TILT, F. A  Enamel Painter.
Langham Chambers.
1866. 638 Marquis of Anglesea.
653 Mrs. Townend.
Lovelands, Epsom,
and 114, New Bond Street.
1867. 795 Mrs. Egerton; enamel.
803 Mrs. David Ward Chapman;
enamel.
815 The Earl and Countess Man-
vers; enamel.
816 The Duke and Duchess de
Frias; enamel.
819 Her Majesty the Queen;
painted by command; the
original miniature from which
the enamel was prepared for
Mr. Peabody.

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Tilt, F. A, — continued.
1867, 855 T.R.H. the Prince and Prin
cess of Wales, the Prince
Albert Victor, the Prince
George. Painted by com
mand.
1868. 782 Lady Keane.
788 The Countess of Dudley.
TILTMAN, Alfred Hessell, Architect.
1, John Street, Bedford Row.
1883. 1 1 50 Pubhc buildings, Alton.
1885. 1877 Design for a Town HaU.
70, Torrington Square.
1890. 1905 New vicarage. North Kensing
ton.
1891. 1889 Baths, etc., Caledonian Road.
1893. 1492 New Church, Mission House,
etc., Clerkenwell.
1894. 1627 Northern Polytechnic Institute,
Holloway Road. (>, John Street.
1897. 1837 Kennington Road Baths and
Washhouses. 51, Russell Square.
1 90 1. 1626 Eastern District Hospital,
Glasgow.
1627 Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
{See also Deane and Tiltman, vol. U,
page 282.)
TILTON, John Rollin  Painter. Rome.
1873. 1016 Kom Ombos, Upper Egypt;
early morning, spring, after
the subsiding of the waters
of the Nile, when they are
of a greenish colour.
TIMBRELL, Henry  Sculptor,
7, Carburton Street.
1833. 1171 Phaeton. Vide Ov\d..
1834. 1 07 1 Satan in search of the Earth;
a basso-relievo. " Mean-
whUe the adversary of God
and man, etc." — Milton.
20, Norton Street.
1835. 1093 Sorrow; a monumental sketch.
1836. 1067 Mezentius tying the living to
the dead. — JEneid.
{This group obtained the
Gold Medal of the Royal
Academy, 10th December,
1835-) 37, Seymour Street.
1838. 1296 Bust of a lady.
1297 do. gentleman.
1839. 1359 do. John Fletcher, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law,

1839. 1379 Grief; a basso relievo in mar
ble,
1 84 1, 1274 Posthumous bust of the late
J. Hutton, Esq., accountant.
58, Upper John Street.
1842. 1352 BustofachUd.
1369 Psyche. Rome.
1843. 1409 Hercules and Lycas. {This
group obtained for the artist
the appointment of travelling
student of the Royal Acad
emy.) "Alcides snatch'd
him, etc."— -Ovid.
{Henry Timbrell died in Rome in 1849.)
TIMBRELL, James C.
Painter and Sculptor,
23, Warren Street.
1842. 533 Returning from market.
50, Upper John Street.
1844. 443 Carolon, the Irish bard.
" About the beginning of the
last century, or the end of
the century previous, the then
Lord Mayor brought from
Dublin a celebrated Italian
performer. Carolon, who was
on a visit at his Lordship's,
found himself greatly neg
lected, complained of it in
the presence of the for
eigner. ' When you play in
as masterly a manner ' (re
plied his Lordship) ' you
shall not be overlooked.'
Carolon wagered with the
musician, that though he
was almost a stranger to
Italian music, yet he would
follow him in any piece of
music he played, and that
he himself would afterwards
play a voluntary, in which
the Italian would not follow
him. The proposal was ac
ceded to, and Carolon was
victorious." — Life of Caro
lon.
1848. 1469 Basso-reUevo; part of a monu
ment to be erected in mar
ble.
TIMINGS, Samuel  Painter.
117, Great Charles Street,
Birmingham.
1865. 124 Crossing the stream.
409 Lane scene at Harborne, near
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TINDALL, Robert Edwin... Painter.
Dixon Cottage, Monmouth.
1857. 274 Lausanne, from Grandes
Rochers, Switzerland.
6, Montpelier Villas, Cheltenham.
1858. 481 Lausanne — morning. Ludlow, Salop.
1859. 593 Near Llanstephan, Radnor,
South Wales.
i860. 66 On the Upper Wye, the Black
Mountains in the dis
tance.
222 Shan-Buell, South Wales.
1863. 365 On the Teme, Shropshire.
437 On the Wye, near Mon
mouth.

, William Edwin... Painter.
10, Portland Crescent, Leeds.
"Nature alone;" Adel, York
shire.
" When autumn scatters her
departing gleams."
" The softest blush that nature
spreads."
The western sun withdraws.
Nature's solitude.
13, Vernon Road, Leeds.
Nature's wealth.
A peaceful evening — Raven-
glass.
" Nature gilded by the golden
gleam."
The last rays of sunlight.
" The autumn leaf is sere and
dead."
Autumn's yellow lustre.
Marshy pastures.
Amongst the birches.
Sundown, near Whitby.
The Esk, Whitby.
Near Slights, Yorkshire.
A rough Pasture.
" Bracken leaves the woodland
strewing."
Fringe of the wood.
The bathers.
The Esk Valley— Whitley.
Corner of an orchard.
When daylight softens into
even.

TINGECOMBE, John  Painter.
J. Tingcombe, 6, Bexley Place, Greenwich.
1827. 102 View near Greenwich.
1828. 350 View on the Plym.

TINDALL

1888.

1 140

1889.

42

1890.

239

402 855

1891.

686 858

1892.

234

885
1021

1894.1896.

851 266 380

1897.1898.

707 20
350 574 68

1899.
1900. 1902.1904.

729 785
725 563 76

TINKER, Henry A  Architect.
The Chestnuts, Andover.
1902. 1498 A house on the South Coast
1504 do. do. do.

TINKLER, T. C  Architect.
/ C. Tinckler.
1841. 1063 Design for an opera house.
T. C. Tinkler, 6, Bloomsbury Square.
1854. 1230 Errisfishing settlement. County
Mayo, Ireland.

TINKLER, W. A  Painter.
Putney.
1839. 535 Sunrise from the Guadalquiver.

TINWORTH, George  Sculptor.
5, Hope Street, Walworth.
1866, 979 Peace and Wrath in low life.
5, Portland Street, Walworth.
1868. 1021 Mr. John Doulton, Lambeth
Pottery.
1874. 1441 The Garden of Gethsemane;
panel in terra-cotta.
1467 The Descent from the Cross;
panel in terra-cotta.
1468 The Foot of the Cross; panel
in terra-cotta.
1875, 1293 Frame of terra-cottas, repre
senting (i) The brow of the
hill; (2) Entry into Jeru
salem.
1294 Frame of terra-cottas, repre
senting (i) Adoration ofthe
Magi ; (2) Touching the hem
of garment; (3) Waiting for
the head of John the Bap
tist.
1295 Frame of terra-cottas, repre
senting (i) Peter's denial;
(2) Christ blessing little
children; (3) Release of
Barabbas.
1876. 1380 The Stable; terra-cotta panel.
1 38 1 Judas; terra-cotta panel.
1 3 9 1 David w ith the head of Goliath ;
terra-cotta panel.
1392 Paul and Barnabas at Lystra;
terra-cotta panel.
1877. 1491 The football scrimmage.
1878. 1540 Abraham sending away Hagar
and Ishmael; panel, terra
cotta.
1880. 1517 Going to Calvary.
1 88 1. 1444 Triumphant entry of Christ
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Tinworth, George — continued.
1883. 1597 The meeting of Jacob and
Joseph in the Land of
Goshen ; high relief.
1885. 2067 Edwin Chadwick, Esq., C.B. ;
bust, terra-cotta.

TIPPING, Miss Kate  Painter,
5, Lansdowne Terrace, Leamington.
1896. 1212 Onions.

TISLEY, Samuel  Painter,
118, Houndsditch.
1818. 623 View of Eagle Craig, Cumber
land.

TISSOT, James  Painter.
39, Rue Bonaparte, Paris,
and 7, St. Philip's Terrace,
Kensington.
1864. 408 {No title in the catalogue.)
7, Springfield Road, St. John's Wood.
An interesting story.
Les Adieux. 17, Grove End Road.
The Captain's daughter.
The last evening.
Too early.
London Visitors.
Waiting.
The ball on shipboard.
The bunch of hlacs.
Hush!
The Thames.
A convalescent.
The Thames; etching.
Quarrelling; etching.
Quiet. " Good bye " — on the Mersey.

TITCOMB, William Holt Yates, Painter,
6, The Mall, Haverstock HiU.
1886. nil Fresh this morning.
1 1, Upper Hornsey Rise.
1887. 973 "That's where pa is."
1889. 1197 Primitive Methodists — St.
Ives.
1890. 319 Poverty and Progress.
1665 File-cutters.
1 89 1. 83 Old sea-dogs.
1893. 360 "TiU death us do part."
914 Baby's first market-day.

1872.

389

644

1873-

108

121

914

1874.

116

387
690
1875-
48
1233
1876.
113
530
1098
II56
I88I.
560
981
St. Ives, Cornwall.
1894. 377 Piloting her home,
Ockham House,
Culverden Road, Balham.
1895. 198 Marguerites.
609 Cast up by the sea.
1897. 317 Evening.
703 The Wealth of England ; the
Bessemer process of making
steel.
1041 The steam hammer.
1899, 295 A mariner's Sunday school,
1900, 330 Good news from the War.
1902. 159 A magic pool.
1903. 248 "Ego sum: nolite timere."
535 An idyll.
TITCOMB, Mrs, W, H, Y, (formerly
Miss Jessie Ada Morison,) . . . Painter.
Ockham House,
Culverden Road, Balham.
1895. 353 The empty Cage. St. Ives, Cornwall.
1897. 456 Springtide.
1008 " When aU the world was
young."
TITE, Sir William, C.B., M.P., F.R.S.,
F.S.A  Architect,
80, Fenchurch Street.
1 8 1 7 . 925 Interior of East Bourne church,
shewing a remarkable in
stance of a horse-shoe arch.
1818. 923 Interior of St. Catharine Chree
church, Leadenhall Street,
consecrated by Archbishop
Laud in 1630.
1819. 1 06 1 Sketch of a design for a bridge
over the Canal in St. James's
Park. 2<), Jewry Street, Aldgate.
1820. 970 Interior and exterior of St.
Luke's, Chelsea.
1823. 971 Design for rebuilding London
Bridge and Fishmongers'
HaU, etc.
1826. 876 National Scotch Church, Sid
mouth Street.
960 St. Saviour's, Southwark,
42, Lowndes Square.
1854, 1 172 A composition of the works of
Inigo Jones, architect, con
taining his grand design for
the palace at Whitehall, of
which only the Banqueting-
house (now Whitehall
chapel) was erected.
In this drawing, the palace
forms the centre, on the
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Banks of the River Thames,
as intended by the architect.
Immediately behind is Old
St. Paul's as altered by him;
on the left hand are old
Somerset House, Covent
Garden, and Church, Stoke,
Ambresbury, Drumlanrig,
Burley on the Hill, Castle
Ashley, etc., etc.; and on
the right the water gate,
parts of Greenwich Hospital,
St. John's CoUege, Wilton,
the Queen's house at Green
wich, Heriot's Hospital,
Coleshill, and other houses;
in the landscape are intro
duced his mill and Llanwrst
Bridge; all the buildings are
on the same scale.
i860, 698 Contrasts and comparisons in
architectural composition,
worked out by W. J. Green,
{He was knighted in 1869.)
TITO, Ettore  Painter,
Caritd,, 880, S. Agnese, Venice.
1892, 24 An old story.
825 A morning toilet.
TIVOLI, Serafino De, See D,, vol, ii,
page 313,
TIZARD, Miss Kate  Sculptor.
Queensborough Studios, Bayswater.
1 89 1. 2054 Hypnos; bust.
40, Spring Street, W.
1892. 1894 Hypnos; bust, bronze.
1900. 1949 Pansy; bust
TOBERENTZ, Mrs. Catherine, Sculptor,
20, Cromwell Crescent.
1890. 2071 Portrait medallion ; bronze.
TOBIN, J  Painter.
1776. 349 A View in North Wales.
TOD, A  Architect.
A. Todd, 7, Gloucester Street,
Queen's Square, Bloomsbury.
1800. 1063 The west front of Gosford
House, the seat of the Earl
of Wemys.

A. Tod, Islington.
1 80 1. 977 A mausoleum near Edinburgh.
At Mr. Mylnes, New River head.
1803. 981 Villa at Norwood. 7, Gloucester Street.
1805. 743 House in Shropshire.
TOD, David A  Sculptor.
The Avenue, 76, Fulham Road.
1885. 2028 Bust of a lady.
TODD, A  Painter.
Scarborough.
1820. 629 A portrait.
182 1. 906 do.
TODD, Miss Helen  Painter.
Miss H. Tod, 20, South Street,
Thurloe Square.
1857. 802 Heart's-ease. 9, Cheltenham Terrace, Chelsea.
1859. 855 Geraniums.
{At the Society of British Artists the
name is spelt Todd)
TODD, Charles T  Painter.
I, Mount Pleasant, Tunbridge Wells.
1852. 429 Working an old sawpit.
{This should be Charles T. Dodd; see
vol ii,page 345.)
TODD, Henry G  Painter,
Croft Street, Ipswich.
1888. 936 StiU life.
TODD, H, W  Architect.
Ripon, and 1 2, Finsbury Place.
1848. 1099 Design for a villa for B. Pell,
Esq.
TODD, John George  Painter,
/. G. Todd, 14, Pall Mall East.
1861. 106 Flowers.
/. E. Todd, 14, Pall Mall East.
I 1866. 405 Still life; turkey and pheasant.
I John G. Todd, Ecouen, France.
; 1880. 182 Spring.
j 437 Autumn.
I 1881. 519 Summer evening.
964 The wicket gate.
1886. 35 The goat girl.
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Todd, John George — continued.
G. Todd, 95, Leadenhall Street.
1887. 389 Hollyhocks. George Todd, 21, Maddox St.
1892. 109 Isha's visit.
TODD, J, Manly  Painter.
The Croft, Belvedere, Kent.
1898. 133 Blybro' Flats.
349 Autumn evening, Blythburgh.
TODD, Ralph  Painter.
Newlyn, Penzance.
1885. 878 Early morning — the latest
news.
1887. 440 A darkened home.
1893. 894 The Prodigal's return.
TODD, Richard  Painter.
68, Hatton Garden.
1807. 666 Beggar girl.

1808. 77 C. Masterton, Esq.
1809. 80 Portrait of a lady.
580 A child and dog. 1 7, Thavies Inn.
181 7. 921 H.R.H. The Duke of Sussex.
26, Tavistock Place.
1821. 405 The reaper's child.
1822. 158 A girl reading.
1823. 155 Mr. H. White.

TOFANO, Eduardo  Painter.
2, Park Row, Albert Gate.
1888. 829 Portrait of a lady.
1889. 84 Aden, son of G. Colvin White,
Esq. 58, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
1897. 218 The Hon. Mrs. Hastings Camp
beU.
Arts Club, 181, King's Road.
1899. 100 Mrs. E. Jacobson.
1900. 583 Mrs. E. Snow.

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