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Anonymous. Cock Robin Series: Tom Thumb (Linen edition)

Anonymous. Familiar Series: The Story of Tom Thumb

The Cow Seized the Thistle, and Tom Thumb As Well (1880)
The Kitten Takes Tom Thumb for a Mouse (1880)
The Maid Puts Tom Thumb in a Mouse-Trap for Safety (1880)
One Day a Great Cat Came Rushing at Tom Thumb (1880)
The Queen Gets Jealous and Wants Tom Thumb Killed (1880)
Title Page (1880)
Tom Thumb Mounts a Butterfly, and Hopes to Get Away (1880)

Anonymous. From: Tom Thumbe, His Life and Death (1630)

"King Arthur Sends a Doctor to Tom" (1630)
"Tom Dancing on the Queen's Hand" (1630)
"Tom Thumb Riding" (1630)
"Tom Thumb's Adventures" (1630)
"Tom Thumbes Father" (1630)
"Tom Thumbes Mother" (1630)

Beard, Dan(iel Carter) (1850-1941)

"The Abbot's Solemn Procession" (1889)
"After the Explosion" (1889)
"After Prayers We Had Dinner" (1889)
"All Men Are Born Free and Equal" (1889)
"And So We Started" (1889)
"And were Soon as Sociable as Old Acquaintances" (1889)
"Another Miracle" (1889)
"Armor is Heavy, Yet it is a Proud Burden, and a Man Standeth Straight in it" (1889)
"At the Twelfth Repetition they Fell Apart in Chunks" (1889)
"Audi Alteram" (1889)
"A Band of Slaves" (1889)
"Barber to H. M., The King" (1889)
"Bgwjjilligkkk!!" (1889)
"The Boys Helped Me, or I Could Have Never Got in" (1889)
"Brer Merlin Steals the Lariat" (1889)
"Brother to Dirt Like this?" (1889)
"Burial of a Freeman" (1889)
"By a Sarcasm of Law and Phrase They Were Freemen" (1889)
"Catcher of the Ulster Nine" (1889)
"Charge of the 500 Knights" (1889)
"A Child's Affair of Simpleness" (1889)
"Children of Monarchy by the Grace of God and the Established Church" (1889)
"The Church Is Master Now." (1889)
"The Church Puts Its Foot in It" (1889)
"The Church, the King, the Nobleman, and the Freeman" (1889)
"Deciding an Argument" (1889)
"Decorations of Sixth Century Aristocracy" (1889)
"Defend Thee, Lord! Peril of Life Is Toward!" (1889)
"'Delirium, of Course, But So Real!'" (1889)
"Detailed an Intelligent Priest, and Ordered Him to Report It" (1889)
"Discrepancy in Noses Makes No Difference" (1889)
"The Earth Belongs to the People" (1889)
"Effect of the Pipe on the Freemen" (1889)
"Effect of the Pipe on Sandy" (1889)
"Effect of the Sun on the Iron Clothes" (1889)
"The End" (1889)
"Evolution" (1889)
"The False Prophet Going to Meet the King" (1889)
"The Feast" (1889)
"The Fire" (1889)
"The Flies Buzzed and Bit Unmolested" (1889)
"For I Was Afraid of the Church" (1889)
"A Foundling" (1889)
"'Go It, Slim Jim!'" (1889)
"Go 'Long," I Said, "You Ain't More Than a Paragraph" (1889)
"'Great Scott, But There Was a Sensation'" (1889)
"Great Scott, Can't You Understand a Little Thing Like That?" (1889)
"'Hands Off! My Person Is Sacred.'" (1889)
"Hast Seen Sir Launcelot About?" (1889)
"'He Gave Me a Sudden Look That Bit Right Through Into My Marrow'" (1889)
"He Unlimbered his Tongue and Cursed Like a Bishop" (1889)
"He Was a Man" (1889)
"He Was Frightened Even to the Marrow" (1889)
"He was Great Now" (1889)
"He was Hungry for a Fight" (1889)
"The Head of the Cavalcade Swept Forward" (1889)
"'Hello-Central!'" (1889)
"High Church" (1889)
"How Old are You, Sandy?" (1889)
"I Caught a Picture That Will Not Go From Me" (1889)
"'I Could Imagine the Baby Goo-gooing.'" (1889)
"Inherited Ideas Are a Curious Thing" (1889)
"Initial Letter. A Word of Explanation" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter I)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter II)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter III)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter IV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter V)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter VI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter VII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter VIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter IX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter X)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XIV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XVI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XVII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XVIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XIX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXIV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXVI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXVII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXVIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXIX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXIV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXV)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXVI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXVII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XXXIX)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XL)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XLI)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XLII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XLIII)" (1889)
"Initial Letter. (Chapter XLIV)" (1889)
"I Saw He Meant Business" (1889)
"It Had in It a Sample of About All the Upper Occupations and Professions" (1889)
"'It Lay There All Battered to a Pulp'" (1889)
"It was Delicious to See a Newspaper Again" (1889)
"It Was the Largest Castle We Had Seen" (1889)
"It Was a Noble Effect" (1889)
"The Journey" (1889)
"The King" (1889)
"King Uriens" (1889)
"Knights Practicing on the Quiet" (1889)
"Latest Eruption, Only Two Cents" (1889)
"Launcelot Swept In" (1889)
"Look Out and Hold on Tight" (1889)
"Marhaus, Son of the King of Ireland, from an Effigy Found in the Castle" (1889)
"'Merely a Great Big Village'" (1889)
"Merlin" (1889)
"A Middy From My Naval Academy" (1889)
"Mrs. Le Fay" (1889)
"My Lord, the Earl Grip" (1889)
"The Newsboy" (1889)
"Next!" (1889)
"The Nineteenth Century Booming Under Its Very Nose" (1889)
"Non-Indexed Image, Page 432" (1889)
"Not a Word of it Could these Catfish Make Head or Tail of" (1889)
"Oh, Beware! These are Awful Words!" (1889)
"On the Tramp" (1889)
"One of the 52" (1889)
"The Orator" (1889)
"Overbalanced" (1889)
"One of the People" (1889)
"Original Agony" (1889)
"The Practical Joker's Joke" (1889)
"Presently We Struck an Incident" (1889)
"Pursuit" (1889)
"Queen Guenever Was as Naively Interested as the Rest" (1889)
"The Queen's Own" (1889)
"Rah for Protection!" (1889)
"The Rest of the Tale Is Just War, Pure and Simple." (1889)
"The Reverent and Awe-Stricken Multitudes" (1889)
"The Round Table" (1889)
"'A Sample of One Sort of London Society.'" (1889)
"Sandy" (1889)
"Sandy and the Boss at the Second Table" (1889)
"Sandy Rode by on a Mule" (1889)
"Sandy was Worn Out with Nursing" (1889)
"Sandy with Royalty" (1889)
"She Continued to Fetch and Pour Until I was Well Soaked" (1889)
"Sing, Dance, Carouse Every Night" (1889)
"Sir Arthur Took It up by the Handles" (1889)
"Sir Boss" (1889)
"Sir Cote Male Taile" (1889)
"Sir Galahad Takes a Header" (1889)
"Sir Gawaine and Sir Uwaine" (1889)
"Sir Mordred" (1889)
"Sir Sagramour Le Desirous" (1889)
"'Sister, Your Blind is Disarranged'" (1889)
"The Slave Driver" (1889)
"'Slaves Warming Themselves'" (1889)
"Slim Jim" (1889)
"Smothered with Blessings" (1889)
"Snuffing the Candle" (1889)
"'So We Took a Man-of-war.'" (1889)
"Solid Comfort" (1889)
"Some Manhood Even in a King" (1889)
"Some of the Boys Going a Grailing" (1889)
"The Spirit of the Church" (1889)
"The Spirit that Goeth with Burdens that Have not Honor" (1889)
"Starving, Eh? Why Don't you Grow a Nose Like Mine?" (1889)
"The Stranger's Story" (1889)
"Streets of London" (1889)
"'The Sun Struck the Sea of Armor and Set It All on Fire'" (1889)
"Supreme Head of the Church and Some Other Heads" (1889)
"Tail-Piece" (1889)
"Tail-Piece" (1889)
"The Tale of the Lost Land" (1889)
"That Fellow on the Pillar, Standing Rigid" (1889)
"That Old Tower Leaped into the Sky in Chunks" (1889)
"That Was the Church" (1889)
"That Will Do," I Said, "I Reckon You Are a Patient" (1889)
"Then Sir Marhaus Ran to the Duke, and Smote Him with His Spear" (1889)
"There are Ways to Persuade Him to Abandon It." (1889)
"There was No Soap, No Matches, No Looking-Glass" (1889)
"They Came in a Body, They Came With a Whirr" (1889)
"They Have a Right to Their View. I Only Stand to This" (1889)
"They Thought I Was One of Those Fire-Belching Dragons" (1889)
"This Horrible Sky-Towering Monster" (1889)
"This Would Undermine the Church" (1889)
"The Three Brothers, as Described by Sandy" (1889)
"The Three Maids" (1889)
"Three Years After" (1889)
"Toward the Monk the Coal Burner was Deeply Reverent" (1889)
"To Subtract the Nation and Leave Behind Some Dregs" (1889)
"To the Gentleman He was Abject" (1889)
"'Traitor, Now Is Thy Death Day Come.'" (1889)
"Transformation" (1889)
"The Tree and the Fruit" (1889)
"A Tree is Known by its Fruits" (1889)
"The Troublesomest Old Sow of the Lot" (1889)
"Two of a Kind" (1889)
"Under the Curse of Rome" (1889)
"Varlet, Serve to Me What Cheer ye Have" (1889)
"Walking on Air, She was So Proud" (1889)
"We Constituted the Rear of His Procession" (1889)
"We Got the Hogs Home." (1889)
"We Were Challenged by the Warders, and After Parley Admitted" (1889)
"A West Pointer" (1889)
"What Is It You Call It? Chuckleheads" (1889)
"When a Slave Passed He Couldn't Even See Him" (1889)
"Where Launcelot is, she Noteth not the Going Forth of the King" (1889)
"'Where Was My Great Commerce?'" (1889)
"'Who Fails Shall Sup in Hell To-night'" (1889)
"Why do you Not Warn Me To Cease?" (1889)
"'Why, They Were Nothing but Rabbits!'" (1889)
"A Yard of Snowy Church-warden" (1889)
"Ye Iron Dude" (1889)
"'Yes, Sire, That Is About It, I Am Afraid'" (1889)

Beardsley, Aubrey (1872-1898)

"The Achieving of the Sangreal" (1894)
"Arthur and the Strange Mantle" (1893)
"How a Devil in a Woman's Likeness Would Have Tempted Sir Bors" (1894)
"How Four Queens Found Launcelot Sleeping" (1893)
"How King Arthur Saw the Questing Beast and Thereof Had Great Marvel" (1893)
"How King Mark and Sir Dinadan Heard Sir Palomides Making Great Sorrow and Mourning for La Beale Isoud" (1894)
"How King Marke Found Sir Tristram" (1893)
"How La Beale Isoud Nursed Sir Tristram" (1893)
"How La Beale Isoud Wrote to Sir Tristram" (1893)
"How Morgan le Fay Gave a Shield to Sir Tristram" (1893)
"How Queen Guenever Made Her a Nun" (1894)
"How Queen Guenever Rode on Maying" (1894)
"How Sir Bedivere Cast the Sword Excalibur into the Water" (1894)
"How Sir Launcelot Was Known by Dame Elaine" (1894)
"How Sir Tristram Drank of the Love Drink" (1893)
"La Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard" (1894)
"The Lady of the Lake Telleth Arthur of the Sword Excalibur" (1893)
"Merlin"(1893)
"Merlin and Nimue" (1893)
"Merlin Taketh the Child Arthur into His Keeping" (1893)
"Sir Launcelot and the Witch Hellawes" (1893)

Bensell, E. B.

"The Loathly Lady Becomes Beautiful" (1893)
"Arthur Meets the Loathly Lady" (1893)

Blackburn, Jemima (1823-1909)

Bowley, M.

Brickdale, Eleanor Fortescue (1872-1945)

"Before the Coming of the Sinful Queen" (1911)
"Elaine and Lancelot" (1911)
"Elaine Being Carried to the Barge" (1911)
"Elaine Sewing a Cover for Lancelot's Shield" (1911)
"Elaine with Lancelot's Shield" (1911)
"Enid" (1911)
"Enid and Geraint" (1911)
"Enid, Guinevere, and Vivien" (1911)
"Geraint in Rusty Armor" (1911)
"Geraint Wounded" (1911)
"Guinevere in the Golden Days" (1911)
"Guinevere in the Nunnery" (1911)
"The Journey of Enid and Geraint" (1911)
"Lancelot" (1911)
"Lancelot and Guinevere" (1911)
"Lancelot Musing on Elaine's Death" (1911)
"Merlin" (1911)
"Merlin and Viven" (1911)
"Merlin Finds the Baby Arthur" (1911)
"Vivien" (1911)
"The Wife of the Eastern Potentate" (1911)

Brown, Ian (b. 1962)

"Arthur Triumphant" (2002)
"Camelot" (2002)
"Caval" (2002)
"The Dream of Rhonabwy" (2002)
"The Green Knight" (2002)
"The Invisible Knight" (2002)
"King Arthur" (2002)
"The Knight of the Summer's Day" (2002)
"The Knight with Two Swords" (2002)
"Percival Sets out for King Arthur's Court" (2002)
"The Questing Beast" (2002)
"The Red Dragon and the White Dragon" (2002)
"Single Combat" (2002)
"Sir Lancelot" (2002)
"Sir Lancelot and the Dragon from the Tomb" (2002)
"Sir Owein, the Knight of the Lion" (2002)
"Tristan's Leap" (2002)

Brundage, Frances (1854-1937)

"The Lady of Shalott"

Cameron, Julia Margaret (1815-1879)

"Alfred Lord Tennyson" (1875)
"The Corpse of Elaine in the Palace of King Arthur" (1875)
"Elaine in the Barge" (1875)
"Elaine, the Lily Maid of Astolat" (1875)
"Enid" (1875)
"Gareth and Lynette" (1875)
"Julia Margaret Cameron"
"King Arthur" (1875)
"King Arthur Wounded Lying in the Barge" (1875)
"The Little Novice and the Queen" (1875)
"The Parting of Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere" (1875)
"Sir Galahad and the Nun" (1875)
"Vivien and Merlin" (1875)
"Vivien and Merlin" (1875)

Chapman, William Ernest

"The Departure of the Knights [on the Quest for the Grail]" (1908)
"Galahad Meets with His Father" (1908)
"The Golden Girdle" (1908)
"The Marvelous Appearance of the Sangreal at Camelot" (1908)
"Sir Bors Sees the Child Galahad" (1908)
"Sir Galahad Beholds the Sangreal Uncovered" (1908)
"Sir Galahad Overthrows Launcelot and Percivale" (1908)

Darlington, Frances (1880-1939)

"Sir Perceval: The Vision of the Holy Grail" (1907)

Dixon, Arthur (fl. 1893-1920)

Doré, Gustave (1832-83)

"The Body of Elaine on Its Way to King Arthur's Palace" (188-)
"The Cave Scene" (188-)
"Cloister Scene" (188-)
"The Dawn of Love" (188-)
"Edyrn with His Lady and Dwarf Journey to Arthur's Court" (188-)
"Elaine on Her Road to the Cave of Lancelot" (188-)
"Enid and the Countess" (188-)
"Enid Tends Geraint" (188-)
"The Fairy Circle" (188-)
"The Finding of King Arthur" (188-)
"The Flight of the Boon Companions of Earl Limours" (188-)
"Geraint Charges the Bandits" (188-)
"Geraint and Enid in the Meadow" (188-)
"Geraint and Enid Ride Away" (188-)
"Geraint Slays Earl Doorm" (188-)
"The Joyous Sprites" (188-)
"King Arthur Discovering the Skeletons of the Brothers" (188-)
"King Arthur Reading the Letter of Elaine" (188-)
"The King's Farewell" (188-)
"The Knights' Carouse" (188-)
"The Knights' Progress" (188-)
"Lancelot Approaching the Castle of Astolat" (188-)
"Lancelot Bids Adieu to Elaine" (188-)
"Lancelot Relating His Adventures" (188-)
"Merlin Paints the Young Knight's Shield" (188-)
"The Moonlight Ride" (188-)
"The Parting" (188-)
"The Remorse of Lancelot" (188-)
"The Sea Fight" (188-)
"Terrace Scene" (188-)
"Torre and Lavaine Bid Farewell to the Body of Elaine" (188-)
"Vivien Encloses Merlin in the Tree" (188-)
"Vivien and Merlin Disembark" (188-)
"Vivien and Merlin Enter the Woods" (188-)
"Vivien and Merlin Repose" (188-)
"Yniol Shows Prince Geraint His Ruined Castle" (188-)

Emrik and Binger

And dances a Galliard on the Queen's hand (1880)
At his christening, a fairy did appear (1880)
At length he started forth from home (1880)
The cow rejoiced to find a meal so succulent (1880)
Dismay'd, she placed it in a bag (1880)
Headlong in the dish he fell (1880)
A hungry cow (1880)
In a fish's open mouth alight (1880)
In prowess matching all (1880)
Instead of gallant roystering, he lay upon his bed (1880)
King Arthur and his noble knights, mourned Tom's unhappy fate (1880)
Maybe a ploughman's thumb in height (1880)
A raven great and strong (1880)
Table of Contents (1880)
Tom Thumb his troubles soon forgot (1880)
Tom Thumb re-appears at Court (1880)
What was painful to Tom Thumb, to others would be sport (1880)
With money, much as he could bear, Tom sallied forth (1880)

Flint, William Russell, Sir (1880-1969)

Ford, H. J. (1860-1941)

"The Archers Threaten Lancelot" (1902)
"Arthur and Guenevere Kiss before All the People" (1902)
"Arthur and the Questing Beast" (1902)
"The Black Barget" (1902)
"The Damsel Warns Sir Balin" (1902)
"The Death of Balin and Balan" (1902)
"Elaine Ties Her Sleeve Round Sir Lancelot's Helmet" (1902)
"Excalibur Returns to the Mere" (1902)
"Gareth and Linet" (1902)
"Guenevere Sends Her Page to Lancelot for Help" (1902)
"How Arthur Drew the Sword" (1902)
"How Sir Bors Was Saved from Killing His Brother" (1902)
"The Lady of Lyonesse Sees Sir Gareth" (1902)
"Lancelot and the Dwarf" (1902)
"Lancelot Comes out of Guenevere's Room" (1902)
"Linet and the Black Knight" (1902)
"Merlin and Vivien" (1902)
"Morgan le Fay Casts away the Scabbard" (1902)
"Sir Galahad Opens the Tomb" (1902)
"Sir Mador Accuses Guenevere" (1902)
"Sir Mordred" (1902)
"Sir Percivale Slays the Serpent" (1902)

Fripp, Innes

"The Death of Guenevere" (n.d.)
"Lancelot and Guenevere" (n.d.)
"The Lovers appear before King Arthur" (n.d.)
"The Penance of Queen Guenevere" (n.d.)
"The Queen and her Maidens watch for Sir Lancelot" (n.d.)
"The Rescue of Guenevere" (n.d.)
"Sir Lancelot in his Madness" (n.d.)
"The Unknown Champion is discovered" (n.d.)

Galbreth, Jessica

The Lady of the Lake (2000)
"Morgana Le Fey" (2000)

Garrett, Edmund H. (1853-1929)

"The Arming of Sir Launfal" (1891)
"The Boy Arthur and the Lady of the Lake" (1901)
"Elaine and Launcelot's Shield" (1901)
"Galahad Rides out of Camelot" (1901)
"Gareth Pitches Hesperus over the Bridge" (1901)
"Guinevere Sees Arthur by the Castle Wall" (1901)
"Guinevere Takes Refuge in a Convent" (1901)
"Launcelot Beholds the Towers of Castle Carbonek" (1901)
"Lynette and Arthur" (1901)
"The Nun and Galahad" (1901)
"Sir Bedivere Throws Excalibur into the Mere" (1901)
"Sir Launfal Opens His Hall" (1891)
"Sir Launfal Scorns a Beggar" (1891)
"Sir Launfal's Return" (1891)
"Three Angels Bear the Holy Grail" (1901)
"The Tournament in the Meadow by Camelot" (1901)

Harrison, Florence (1884-19--)

"And by Him Palomydes, Helmet Off, He Fought" (1914)
"And One of These Strange Choosing Cloths Was Blue . . ." (1914)
"Excalibur" (1912)
"The Grail Maiden" (1912)
"Guenevere! Guenevere! Do You Not Know Me, Are You Gone Mad?" (1914)
"Guinevere" (1912)
Headpiece to "King Arthur's Tomb" (1914)
Headpiece to "The Defense of Guinevere" (1914)
"In That Garden Fair Came Launcelot Walking . . ." (1914)
"Lancelot" (1912)
"Nevertheless You, O Sir Gauwaine, Lie" (1914)
"The Passing of Arthur" [black and white] (1912)
"The Passing of Arthur" [color] (1912)
"Rise up, and Look and Listen, Galahad" (1914)
"Six Maidens Round the Mast . . ." (1914)
Tailpiece "Knight" (1914)

Harshberger, Mac (1900-1975)

"Tristan Harping" (1927)
"For seven days and seven nights the sea so drew him; at times, to charm his grief, he harped." (1927)
"Tristan Returns to King Mark" (1927)
"Tristan Slays the Beast" (1927)
"The Queen drank deep of that draught and gave it to Tristan." (1927)
"Brewing the Love Potion" (1927)
"The Dwarf Pouring Flour" (1927)
"He watched them as they lay." (1927)
"Guenelon's Head" (1927)
"Ogrin the Hermit" (1927)
"Iseult's Ring" (1927)
"The Beggar Carries Iseult" (1927)
"Then tell me what is the manner of the sail?" (1927)
"The Death of Tristan" (1927)

Herter, Albert (1871-1950)

Hoopes, Margaret Campbell

Alas, the farmer's wife said: "No!" (1923)
And both his parents said to Tom, "The King's so good to us" (1923)
The boy was born and cradled in a cup (1923)
The clover broke (1923)
The cow began to chew! (1923)
Frontispiece (1923)
He dug his way into the dough (1923)
He had a mouse to ride upon (1923)
He'd hide inside their baskets (1923)
He hid behind a dish of cream (1923)
"I'd gladly give the sum to have a baby" (1923)
Then Merlin said: "I'll charm the boy" (1923)
King Arthur's fisher caught the fish (1923)
Merlin, a passing wizard (1923)
"Merlin: I packed him off" (1923)
A passing beggar snatched it up (1923)
She sneezed him in the ocean! (1923)
She tied him with a piece of thread tight to a blade of grass (1923)
So, damp and sticky, Tom trudged home (1923)
"Stay just as long as you are good" (1923)
They built a golden throne for him (1923)
They made his coat of apple-skins; a roseleaf was his cap (1923)
This dough's bewitched! (1923)
Tom climbed the kitchen table-leg (1923)
Tom, get out - you'll have to go back home! (1923)
Tom ran; the spider panted close (1923)
Tom's parents took him to their farm (1923)
When suddenly a mighty fish with one gulp swallowed him. (1923)
Would strew her way with carpet-tacks (1923)

Hunt, William Holman (1827-1910)

"The Lady of Shalott" (1857)

Kappes, Alfred (1850-1894)

"The Combat of Mordred and King Arthur" (1880)
"How Arthur Gat His Sword Excalibur" (1880)
"How Balin Smote the Dolorous Stroke" (1880)
"How Bedivere Bare King Arthur to the Waterside" (1880)
"How Eliot the Harper sang the Lay that Dinadan Had Made" (1880)
"How Sir Tristram Soused Sir Dagonet in the Well" (1880)
"How Sir Turquine bare Sir Ector Clean out of His Saddle" (1880)
"The Knight of the Black Lawns" (1880)
"Queen Guenever's Peril" (1880)
"Sir Galahad Brought to the Siege Perilous" (1880)
"Sir Launcelot at the Castle of the Holy Grail" (1880)
"The Tournament at Camelot" (1880)

Kent, William (1685-1745)

"The Section of Merlin's Cave in the Royal Gardens at Richmond"

King, Jessie M. ( 1875-1949)

"Perceval Goeth Toward the Deep Forest" (1903)
"The High History of the Holy Graal" (1903)
"The Damsels of the Car" (1903)
"Messire Gawain Departeth from the Castle" (1903)
"A Clerk Brought a Golden Vessel to the Fountain" (1903)
"The Graal Appeareth to Messire Gawain at the Feast" (1903)
"Launcelot Went his Way" (1903)
" A Damsel Mounteth the Steps" (1903)
" A Knight Riding a Great Pace toward the Forest" (1903)
"She Filched away the Sword" (1903)
"Dindrane Prayeth Succour" (1903)
"Perceval Seeth the Questing Beast" (1903)
"The Knight of the Burning Dragon" (1903)
"Perceval Departeth from the Hermitage.and Carrieth the Banner" (1903)
"The Knights Come throught the Forest with such a Rushing" (1903)
"The Lord of the Castle Findeth his Daughter Weeping" (1903)
"Launcelot's Vigil by the Queen" (1903)
"The Joy of Perceval's Sister" (1903)
"He Espied at the Door a Squire" (1903)
"Meliot Findeth the Weeping Damsel" (1903)
"And a Damsel Kept Watch over a Dead Knight" (1903)
"Four Clad in White Garments" (1903)
"A Damsel of Passing Great Beauty Held His Head in her Lap" (1903)
"Perceval Winneth the Golden Cup" (1903)

Kirk, M[aria]. L[ouise]. (1860-193x)

"'And Down the Long Beam Stole the Holy Grail'" (1912)
"'And the Dead, Oared by the Dumb, Went Upward with the Flood'" (1912)
"And in the Flame Was Borne a Naked Babe" (1912)
"A City of Shadowy Palaces" (1912)
"'Damsel, Let Me First See this Cloak upon You, That I May the Better Observe It'" (1912)
"For Two Hours More They Fought" (1912)
"'Here by God's Rood Is the One Maid for Me'" (1912)
"'I Shall Never Make Thee Smile Again'" (1912)
"'Lo, Thou Likewise Shalt Be King'" (1912)
"The Princess Drew Back Blushing" (1912)
"'Thou Art Not Knight but Knave'" (1912)
"'Yea, Little Maid, for Am I Not Forgiven?'" (1912)

Mackenzie, T[homas] (1887-1944)

"At Last Gareth Overcame the Red Knight" (n.d.; 1920?)
"At Last She Came to the Little Hermitage" (n.d.; 1920?)
"A Castle was in Sight, Built Close by the Sea" (n.d.; 1920?)
"The Chapel Perilous" (n.d.; 1920?)
"The Lady of the Lake" (n.d.; 1920?)
"Lancelot Lay Sleeping Under the Apple Tree" (n.d.; 1920?)
"They Hailed Him as the King of England" (n.d.; 1920?)
"Tristram Carried His Love Away" (n.d.; 1920?)

Maclise, Daniel (1806-1870)

"Arthur Receives Excalibur" (1857)
"Morte D'Arthur" (1857)

Ottman, W.

Paul, Evelyn

"It Is Indeed the Cup" (1913)
"The Quest of the Saint Graal" (1913)

Pogàny, Willy (1882-1955)

"Above His Shoulder a Great Spear Rose High" (1912)
"Alighted Ferris, Sword in Hand to Kill" (1912)
"All Grew Giant-Hearted With Their Lord" (1912)
"At Length He Mounted, and Crossed O'er the Lowered Drawbridge" (1912)
"Behold the Sacred Spear" (1912)
"Behold the Swan-Lord and His Daughter Fair" (1912)
"Beneath the Oaks of Montsalvat" (1912)
"Bewilderèd Stood Parsifal" (1912)
Contents Page (1912)
"A Crystal Chalice . . . That Seemed to Pulse Forth Light" (1912)
"The Cup and Spear" (1912)
"Deathless, and Parch'd With Thirst" (1912)
"Each Knight Rode Mighty With the Strength of Ten" (1912)
"The Flag That Thou Must Follow" (1912)
"Grey Twilight For That Aged Pair" (1912)
"Groaning, At His Side He Clutched" (1912)
"He . . . Traced Upon Her Brow the Sign of Christ" (1912)
"He Saw an Agèd Man Beside the Brink" (1912)
"The High Mysterious Call" (1912)
"Into the Shadowy Wood He Took His Way" (1912)
"Introduction" (1912)
Introduction and Part I Background Illustration (1912)
"Klingsor's Palace" (1912)
"Kundry, the Lady of the Forest" (1912)
"Leaning On His Lance Stood Parsifal" (1912)
"No Medicine May Heal Amfortas' Wound" (1912)
"Parsifal" (Frontispiece) (1912)
"Parsifal and Amfortas" (Frontispiece) (1912)
"Parsifal Heals Amfortas" (Frontispiece) (1912)
"Parsifal in the Forest" (Frontispiece) (1912)
"Parsifal Praying" (Introduction) (1912)
"Parsifal Swung It in His Joyous Mood" (1912)
"Part I: The Coming of the Grail" (1912)
"Part II: The Calling of Parsifal" (1912)
"Part III: Kundry" (1912)
"Part IV: Parsifal the Fool" (1912)
"Part V: The Spear" (1912)
"Part V: Background Illustration" (1912)
"Part VI: The Deliverer" (1912)
"Part VI: Background Illustration" (1912)
"She, Amaz'd, Recoiled a Step" (1912)
"Silent and Pale Was Kundry" (1912)
"Slow and Without a Word They Turned Them Home" (1912)
"So Fared He On" (1912)
"A Span Deep in His Side I Drove It" (1912)
"Still Mute . . . Stood Young Parsifal" (1912)
"Stranger Things Their Eyes Were Still to See" (1912)
"They Clung Together, By One Impulse Sweet United" (1912)
"They Turned the Tide of Some Disastrous Fight" (1912)
"This was Kundry . . . Angry, Asham'd" (1912)
"Thus Were His Lips By Courtly Devoir Seal'd" (1912)
"Thy Mother Secretly Fled From Her Lordly Castle" (1912)
"Time With All the Stor'd Up Weight of All Her Centuries Smote Her" (1912)
"Title Page #1" (1912)
"Title Page #2" (1912)
"Titurel and the Grail" (1912)
"Titurel Bore It Homeward Reverently" (1912)
"Titurel, the Valiant Pious Knight" (1912)
"Upon Her Scarlet Lips He Kiss'd Her" (1912)
"Vainly Had He Yearn'd To Be Enroll'd Among That Band" (1912)
"A Woman's Face . . . With Grey Locks and Eyes of Fire" (1912)
"The Wounding of Amfortas" (Frontispiece) (1912)

Pyle, Howard (1853-1911)

"The Battle with the Sable Knight" (1925)
"The Enchantress Vivien" (1925)
"Excalibur the Sword" (1903)
"Four Knights serve the Gardener Lad" (1925)
"The Gardener Lad takes off his Cap" (1925)
"The Grail Is Manifested, and Sir Lancelot Sleepeth" (1910)
"How Arthur Drew Forth the Sword" (1903)
"In the Valley of Delight" (1925)
"King Arthur findeth ye old woman in ye hut" (1925)
"King Arthur meets the Lady Guinevere" (1925)
"The Lady Guinevere" (1903)
"The Lady of the Lake sits by the Fountain in Arroy" (1925)
"The Lady of Shalott" (1881)
"The Lady of Shalott Weaving" (1881)
"The Lady of the Lake" (1903)
"The Lady of the Lake finds Sr. Pellias wounded" (1925)
"Lancelot" (1905)
"Lancelot" from The Lady of Shalott (1881)
"Merlin" (1903)
"Parcenet covers Sir Pellias with a cloak" (1925)
"Queen Morgana le Fay" (1903)
"Queen Morgana Loses Excalibur His Sheath" (1903)
"Sir Galahad of the Grail" (1910)
"Sir Gawaine finds the beautiful Lady" (1925)
"Sir Gawaine sups with ye Lady Ettard" (1925)
"Sir Gawaine the Son of Lot, King of Orkney" (1903)
"Sir Kay breaketh his sword at ye Tournament" (1925)
"Sir Kay showeth the mystic Sword unto Sir Ector" (1925)
"Sir Mordred The Traitor" (1910)
"Sir Pellias encounters the Sorrowful Lady in Arroy" (1925)
"Sir Pellias, the Gentle Knight" (1925)
"Two Knights do battle before Cameliard" (1925)
"Uther-Pendragon" (1903)
"Vivien bewitches Merlin" (1925)
"The White Champion meets two Knights at the Mill" (1925)

Rackham, Arthur (1867-1939)

Rhead, George Wooliscroft (1854-1920) & Louis (1857-1926)

"Arthur and Enid" (1898)
"Arthur at Mount Badon" (1898)
"Arthur Finds the Crown of Diamonds" (1898)
"Arthur Forgives Guinevere" (1898)
"Arthur Leading the Charge at Mount Badon" (1898)
"Arthur Leaves the Nunnery" (1898)
"Earl Limours' Feast" (1898)
"Elaine with Lancelot's Shield" (1898)
"Elaine Worships Lancelot" (1898)
"Elaine's Barge Arrives at Camelot" (1898)
"Elaine's Funeral" (1898)
"Enid and Geraint Reconciled" (1898)
"Enid Awakened by Her Mother" (1898)
"Enid Helps Geraint to Arm" (1898)
"Enid's Misunderstood Words" (1898)
"Geraint Faces Three Assailants" (1898)
"Geraint Insulted by a Dwarf" (1898)
"Geraint Jousting" (1898)
"Geraint's Love for Enid" (1898)
"Geraint Wounded (1898)
"Guinevere after Arthur's Departure" (1898)
"Guinevere and the Novice" (1898)
"Guinevere as a Nun (1898)
"Guinevere Flees to Almesbury" (1898)
"Guinevere Forgives the Novice" (1898)
"Guinevere Scorns Lancelot's Gift" (1898)
"Guinevere's Last Glimpse of Arthur" (1898)
"Guinevere's Jealousy" (1898)
"Guinevere Watches for Geraint and Enid" (1898)
"Guinevere with Enid and Vivien" (1898)
"The Lady of the Lake Steals Lancelot" (1898)
"Lancelot and Guinevere" (1898)
"Lancelot and Guinevere's Parting Kiss" (1898)
"Lancelot as Arthur's Ambassador to Guinevere" (1898)
"Lancelot Nursed by Elaine" (1898)
"Lightning Frightens Vivien" (1898)
"Merlin" (1898)
"Merlin and Vivien" (1898)
"Sea Battle for a Beautiful Woman" (1898)
"The Tournament at Camelot" (1898)
"Vivien" (1898)
"Vivien Smiles Saucily" (1898)
"Vivien's Accusations of Those at Camelot" (1898)
"Vivien's Spell" (1898)
"Vivien's Triumph" (1898)
"The Wizard Who Formerly Owned Merlin's Book of Magic" (1898)
"A Young Man Sings of Fame" (1898)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882)

Rutland, Florence M.

"The Lady of Shalott" (1896)

Sangorski, Alberto (1862-1932)

These images comprise the complete text of Tennyson's poem "Morte D'Arthur" as illuminated and illustrated by Alberto Sangorski

"Title page with images of Tennyson and the Dying Arthur" (1912)
"All day long the noise of the battle roll'd" (1912)
"Arthur Receives Excalibur from the Lady of theLake" (1912)
"Then spake King Arthur to Sir Bedivere" [Text Page] (1912)
"In those old days, one summer noon" [Text Page] (1912)
"So saying, from the ruin'd shrine he stept" [Text Page] (1912)
"This way and that dividing the swift mind" [Text Page] (1912)
"Or voice, or else a motion of the mere" [Text Page] (1912)
"Should thus be lost for ever from the earth" [Text Page] (1912)
"The Lady of the Lake" (1912)
"But now much honour and much fame were lost" [Text Page] (1912)
"That bow'd the will" [Text Page] (1912)
"Seen where the moving isles of winter shock" [Text Page] (1912)
"Not tho' I live three lives of mortal men" [Text Page] (1912)
"And looking wistfully with wide blue eyes" [Text Page] (1912)
"He heard the deep behind him" [Text Page] (1912)
"The Three Queens in the Barge" (1912)
"And loosed the shatter'd casque" (1912) [Text Page]
"Not like that Arthur who, with lance in rest" [Text Page] (1912)
"The holy Elders with the gift of myrrh" [Text Page] (1912)
"May he within himself make pure!" [Text Page] (1912)
"Sir Bedivere" (1912)
"Arthur in the Barge" (1912)
"Here ends Morte D'Arthur" [Colophon] (1912)

Sleigh, Bernard (1872-1954)

"Tristram and Iseult" (1896)

Smith, John Moyr

"Elaine" (c. 1875)
"Enid" (c. 1875)
"Etarre" (c. 1875)
"Excalibur" (c. 1875)
"Gareth" (c. 1875)
"Geraint" (c. 1875)
"Guinevere" (c. 1875)
"Isolt" (c. 1875)
"Lynette" (c. 1875)
"Morte D'Arthur" (c. 1875)
"Pelleas" (c. 1875)
"Vivien" (c. 1875)

Speed, Lancelot (1860-1931)

Stassen, Franz (1869-1949)

"The Communion of the Holy Grail" (1903)
"Montsalvat, the Castle of the Grail" (1903)
"Parsifal in Quest of the Holy Grail" (1903)
"Parsifal Healing King Amfortas" (1903)
"Parsifal Revealing the Holy Grail" (1903)

Townsend, F. H. (1868-1920)
(Illustrations to The Misfortunes of Elphin)