
Fig.1 - Illustration of FitzGerald's verse 34 (first edition.) |

Fig.2 - Illustration of FitzGerald's verse 47 (first edition.) |

Fig.3 - Helen (seated) with her father and sister Mary (c.1908.) |

Fig.4a - Helen (front centre) at the Royal Academy Schools. |

Fig.4b - Helen (front row, right) at the Royal Academy Schools. Evelyn Young is next to her. |

Fig.5 - Portrait of Helen by Evelyn Young. |

Fig.6 - 'Ruby', by Evelyn Young. |

Fig.7 - Helen's portrait of May Peart. |

Fig.8 - Helen's portrait of Muriel Bourne. |

Fig.9 - Helen's 'Spring Morning'. |

Fig.10 - Untitled, but quite possibly an illustration of FitzGerald's verse 48 (first edition.) |

Fig.11 - Untitled, but known to the family as 'The Final Curtain.' |

Fig.12 - The Rubaiyat pictures in Helen's sitting-room. |

Fig.13 - Portrait of May Peart by Helen. |

Fig.14 - Helen as the model for Queen Elizabeth I. |

Fig.15 - Helen's poster for Austin Cars. |

Fig.16 - One of Helen's decorative capitals for 'The Austin Advocate'. |

Fig.17 - At the munitions factory c.1915. (Helen and May are near the middle of the back row in head-scarves, Helen is on the right.) |

Fig.18 - Helen's portrait of Monica Sanctuary, dated 1922. |

Fig.19 - The cover of 'Once upon a Time'. |

Fig.20 - Frontispiece of 'Once upon a Time' |

Fig.21 - 'Once upon a Time' (facing p.26.) |

Fig.22 - 'Once upon a Time' (facing p.68.) |

Fig.23 - 'Once upon a Time' (on p.89.) |

Fig.24a - Helen saying goodbye to her London studio in 1923. |

Fig.24b - Helen saying goodbye to her London studio in 1923. |

Fig.25a - Helen's portrait of her daughter, aged 3. |

Fig.25b - Another portrait of her daughter, aged about 10 |

Fig.26 - A family group photo, taken in about 1929. |

Fig.27a - Portrait of her brother Eric, dated 1930. |

Fig.27b - Portrait of Peter Lloyd, dated 1944. |

Fig.27c - Portrait of an unknown sitter, dated 1947. |

Fig.28 - Landscape, painted in Malta in about 1949. |

Fig.29 - Landscape painted in South Africa in about 1954. |

Fig.30a - Early sketch-book (c.1908), titled 'Radha Krishna'. |

Fig.30b - Early sketch-book (c.1908), a reclining woman. |

Fig.30c - Early sketch-book (c.1908), a mermaid. |

Fig.31a - London work (c.1915), sketch for a wartime propaganda poster. |

Fig.31b - London work (c.1915), a circus scene. |

Fig.32 - Presumed to be a sea nymph (unsigned and undated). |

Fig.33 - May Peart, 'Over the Moon' (facing p.78). |

Fig.34 - May Peart, 'The Perigog' (p.5). |

Fig.35a - May Peart, 'Kiki the Sacred Cat & Other Stories' (p.7). |

Fig.35b - May Peart, 'Kiki the Sacred Cat & Other Stories' (p.31). |

Fig.36 - May Peart, 'The Water Babies'. |

Fig.37 - May Peart, Untitled. |

Fig.38 - May Peart, Untitled, but possibly the Chinese goddess Xi Wangmu. |

Fig.39 - May Peart, Untitled. |