Lovers by a Rosebush (1848)

Lovers by a Rosebush (1848)

Male – Four Profile Head Sketches of moustached Man (1850-90)

Male – Two Sketches of a young Man dressed for Shooting (1855-65)

Mariana – Figure Sketch and Sketch of a Woman folding Cloth (1850)

O the Lark is Singing in the Sky (1864)

Ophelia – Head Study (1852)

Parodies of Old Masters

Passages from the Poems of Thomas Hood – Ruth (1858)

Please, Ma’am, can we have the peas to shell (1862)

Sister Anna’s Probation – Anna and Henry Are United (1862)

Sketch of an Evening Party (1850-51)

Sketch of an Evening Party (1850-51)

Sketches of Armour – Study for Charles I (1844)

Sketches of Armour – Study for Elizabeth I (1844-45)

Sketches of Armour – Study for Henry VIII (1844)

Sketches of Armour – Study for Henry VIII (1844)

Son Christopher – The Constables breaks into the House (1863)

St Agnes of Intercession (1850)

Studies of a chin, a sleeping dog, annotated ‘greyhound’ (1849)

Studies of a Grasshopper – Body, Head and Leg (1853)

Study for ‘A Baron Numbering his Vassals’ (1850)

Tannhauser (1861)

Tennyson’s Dora – Figure Studies (1856)

Tennyson’s Dora – Study of Mary, Child and Dora comforting their Father (1855-56)

Tennyson’s Edward Gray (1855 - 1856)

Tennyson’s St Agnes Eve – Compositional Sketch (1855)

Tennyson’s ‘St Agnes Eve’ – Compositional Sketch (1856)

Tennyson’s The Day-Dream – Sketch of the King and Courtiers awakening the Revival (1855-56)

Tennyson’s The Grandmother’s Apology – Figure Study (1859)