
Fig.1: Landscape with Theodolite (c.1887) |

Fig.2: Herrick's Blossoms (c.1888) |

Fig.3: A Taste for Literature (1888) |

Fig.4: The Hot Wind (1889) |

Fig.5: A Dream of Handel's Largo (1889) |

Fig.6: A Dream in Absinthe (1890)
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Fig.7a: An illustration for 'Beauty and the Beast' (1908 edition) |

Fig.7b: An illustration for 'Beauty and the Beast' (1908 edition) |

Fig.7c: An illustration for 'Beauty and the Beast' (1908 edition) |

Fig.8a: Recreations of Cupid (The Yellow Book, Oct. 1896) |

Fig.8b: A Masque (The Yellow Book, Apr. 1897) |

Fig.9a: An illustration for 'La Fille aux Yeux d'Or' (1896) |

Fig.9b: An illustration for 'La Fille aux Yeux d'Or' (1896) |

Fig.10: Mandoline (The Savoy, Jan. 1896) |

Fig.11: Almond Trees in Flower (1892), incorporating a verse from FitzGerald's Rubaiyat. |

Fig.12: The Sleeper and Wild Ass (1892 ?) |

Fig.13a: The Conder Rubaiyat, front end-paper. |

Fig.13b: The Conder Rubaiyat, title-page. |

Fig.13c: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.29. |

Fig.13d: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.31. |

Fig.13e: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.48-9. |

Fig.13f: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.62. |

Fig.13g: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.64-5. |

Fig.13h: The Conder Rubaiyat, p.67. |

Fig.13i: The Conder Rubaiyat, back end-paper. |

Fig.14: Fruit Trees in Blossom, Algiers (1892) |

Fig.15: Springtime (1892) |

Fig.16: The Cottage, Giverny (c.1892-4) |

Fig.17: The Howe in Spring (c.1906) |

Fig.18: A Garden of Roses (design for a fan, uncertain date.) |

Fig.19: Pan (1904 ?) |

Fig.20: Two Nymphs in a Garden (uncertain date.) |

Fig.21a: Les Baigneuses (uncertain date.) |

Fig.21b: Au Pays Bleu (uncertain date.) |

Fig.21c: La Sieste (uncertain date.) |

Fig.22: William Orpen, Conder and a Model (c.1900) |

Fig.23: A Toccata of Galuppi (1900) |

Fig.24: L'Oiseau Bleu (1895) |

Fig.25: The Blue Birds Fan (c.1899) |

Fig.26a: Albert Maignan, La Muse Verte (1895) |

Fig.26b: Joseph Apoux, L'Absinthe (c.1895) |

Fig.27: Toulouse Lautrec, At the Moulin Rouge: Two Women Dancing (1892) |

Fig.28: Death and the Rose (c.1898) |

Fig.29: The Hot Sands, Mustapha, Algiers (1891-2) |