
Fig.1a: Rubaiyat (1909) - quatrain 1.29. |

Fig.1b: Rubaiyat (1909) - quatrain 1.32. |

Fig.1c: Rubaiyat (1909) - quatrain 1.46. |

Fig.1d: Rubaiyat (1909) - quatrain 1.57. |

Fig.2a: Rubaiyat (1930) - front cover. |

Fig.2b: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 1.2. |

Fig.2c: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 1.38. |

Fig.2d: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 1.42 & 4.58 (frontispiece.) |

Fig.2e: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 4.12. |

Fig.2f: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 4.29. |

Fig.2g: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 4.45. |

Fig.2h: Rubaiyat (1930) - quatrain 4.94. |

Fig.2i: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 1.18. |

Fig.2j: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 1.31. |

Fig.2k: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 1.33. |

Fig.2l: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 1.61 or 1.62. |

Fig.2m: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 1.72. |

Fig.2n: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 4.25. |

Fig.2o: Rubaiyat (1930) - vignette for quatrain 4.46. |

Fig.2p: Rubaiyat (1930) - original etching in the limited edition. |

Fig.2q: Rubaiyat (1930) - front cover of the limited edition. |

Fig.3a: Rubaiyat (1934) - dust jacket. |

Fig.3b: Rubaiyat (1934) - front cover. |

Fig.3c: Rubaiyat (1934) - enlarged vignette. |

Fig.3d: Rubaiyat (1934) - enlarged vignette. |

Fig.4a: Rubaiyat (1935) - front cover. |

Fig.4b: Rubaiyat (1935) - new plate for quatrain 1.2. |

Fig.4c: Rubaiyat (1935) - new plate for quatrain 1.29. |

Fig.4d: Rubaiyat (1935) - new plate for quatrains 1.70 & 4.94 (frontispiece.) |

Fig.4e: Rubaiyat (1935) - redrawn vignette. |

Fig.4f: Rubaiyat (1935) - redrawn vignette. |

Fig.4g: Rubaiyat (1935) - redrawn vignette. |

Fig.4h: Rubaiyat (1935) - new vignette. |

Fig.4i: Rubaiyat (1935) - new enlarged vignette. |

Fig.4j: Rubaiyat (1935) - new enlarged vignette. |

Fig.4k: Rubaiyat (1935) - a newspaper advert. |

Fig.5a: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.3. |

Fig.5b: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.7. |

Fig.5c: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.12 (frontispiece.) |

Fig.5d: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.14. |

Fig.5e: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.25. |

Fig.5f: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.44. |

Fig.5g: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.55. |

Fig.5h: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.58. |

Fig.5i: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.72. |

Fig.5j: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.76. |

Fig.5k: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.83. |

Fig.5l: Rubaiyat (1942) - quatrain 4.90. |

Fig.6a: Tannhauser - frontispiece & title-page. |

Fig.6b: Tannhauser - contents page. |

Fig.6c: Tannhauser - thorns of entrapment. |

Fig.6d: Tannhauser - Tannhauser at the feet of Venus. |

Fig.6e: Tannhauser - Venus & Tannhauser, with Gorgon's head. |

Fig.6f: Tannhauser - the departure of Tannhauser, with Gorgon's head. |

Fig.6g: Tannhauser - tailpiece. |

Fig.6h: Tannhauser - a bacchanalian revel. |

Fig.6i: Tannhauser - Venus and the disconsolate Tannhauser. |

Fig.7a: Bilitis - The Flute. |

Fig.7b: Bilitis - Mnasidika's Breasts. |

Fig.7c: Bilitis - The Priestesses of Astarte. |

Fig.7d: Bilitis - The Vendor of Women. |

Fig.7e: Bilitis - True Death. |

Fig.8a: The Kasidah - book 1, verse 7. |

Fig.8b: The Kasidah - book 2, verse 17. |

Fig.8c: The Kasidah - book 4, verse 9. |

Fig.8d: The Kasidah - book 5, verse 11. |

Fig.8e: The Kasidah - book 8, verse 4. |

Fig.8f: The Kasidah - book 9, verse 21. |

Fig.9a: The Light of Asia - the new-born Buddha and his mother (book 1, p.3; frontispiece.) |

Fig.9b: The Light of Asia - the dreams of King Suddhodana (book 3, p.47-51.) |

Fig.9c: The Light of Asia - Buddha leaves the palace (book 4, p.76.) |

Fig.9d: The Light of Asia - Buddha and the Holy Men (book 5, p.87.) |

Fig.9e: The Light of Asia - the enlightened Buddha visited by demonic forces (book 6, p.118.) |

Fig.9f: The Light of Asia - the vision of Sorrow, first of the Noble Truths (book 6, p.127.) |

Fig.10a: The Song Celestial - the subjugation of the self (book 4, p.30.) |

Fig.10b: The Song Celestial - the joys of this world are fleeting (book 5, p.36.) |

Fig.10c: The Song Celestial - the types of mortal who are pleasing to God (book 7, p.49.) |

Fig.10d: The Song Celestial - all things return to the Godhead to be reborn (book 9, p.59.) |

Fig.10e: The Song Celestial - the spirit and its bodily prison (book 13, p.99.) |

Fig.10f: The Song Celestial - sins as the doors of hell (book 16, p.115.) |

Fig.11a: Sonnets from the Portuguese - illustration of Sonnet 28. |

Fig.11b: Sonnets from the Portuguese - illustration of Sonnet 32 |

Fig.11c: Sonnets from the Portuguese - illustration of Sonnet 12. |

Fig.11d: Sonnets from the Portuguese - half-title page. |

Fig.11e: Sonnets from the Portuguese - facing the index of first lines. |

Fig.11f: Sonnets from the Portuguese - facing the introduction. |

Fig.11g: Sonnets from the Portuguese - facing Sonnet 1. |

Fig.11h: Sonnets from the Portuguese - tail-piece of the book. |

Fig.12a: Confessions of an English Opium Eater - title-page. |

Fig.12b: Confessions of an English Opium Eater - a vision of the east. |

Fig.13: Willy Pogany in 1938. |