[Information provided by Philip V. Allingham, Faculty of Education, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario; table created by GPL.]
| Plate | Date | Title | Artist | |
| Plate 1 | 4 July | "There stood her mother, amid the group of children, hanging over the washing tub" | Hubert Von Herkomer | |
| Plate 2 | 18 July | "In stagnant blackness they waited through an interval which seemed endless" | D. A. Wehrschmidt | |
| Plate 3 | 25 July | "I would rather take it, sir, in my own hand" | E. Borough Johnson | |
| Plate 4 | 1 August | "Tess stood still, and turned to look behind her" | (unsigned likely Syddall). | |
| Plate 5 | 8 August | "Tess in Dairyman Dick's yard" | (unsigned likely Syddall) | |
| Plate 6 | 15 August | "'I don't know about ghosts,' she was saying". | ||
| Plate 7 | 22 August | "What makes you draw off in that way, Tess?" | E. Borough Johnson | |
| Plate 8 | 29 August | "'This here stooping do fairly make my back open and shut,' exclaimed the dairy man" | Hubert Von Herkomer | |
| Plate 9 | 5 September | "He jumped up from his seat, and went quickly towards the desire of his eyes" | Joseph Syddall. | |
| Plate 10 | 12 September | "'Is she of a family such as you would care to marry into -- a lady, in short?' asked his startled mother" | E. Borough Johnson. | |
| Plate 11 | 19 September | "Tess flung herself upon the undergrowth of rustling spear-grass as upon a bed" | E. Borough Johnson. | |
| Plate 12 | 26 September | "Clare came down from the landing above in his shirt-sleeves, and put his arms across the stair-way" | D. A. Wehrschmidt | |
| Plate 13 | 3 October | "'You be going to marry him?' asked Marian" | Hubert Von Herkomer. | |
| Plate 14a | 10 October | "'As he passed them he kissed them in succession where they stood, saying 'Good-bye' to each as he did so" [the wedding party on the porch of Crick's house]" | D. A. Wehrschmidt | |
| Plate 14b | 10 October | " She slid down upon her knees beside his foot. . . . . 'In the name of Heaven, forgive me!' she whispered" | E. Borough Johnson | |
| Plate 15 | 17 October | "They reached the cloister-garth, where were the graves of monks. Upon one of these graves he carefully laid her down" | Hubert Von Herkomer. | |
| Plate 16 | 24 October | "His father and mother were both in the drawing room, but neither of his brothers was now at home. Angel entered, and closed the door quietly behind him" | D. A. Wehrschmidt. | |
| Plate 17 | 31 October | "The plantation wherein she had taken shelter. . ." | Joseph Syddall. | |
| Plate 18 | 14 November | "The three o'clock sun shone full upon him. . ." | E. Borough Johnson. | |
| Plate 19 | 21 November | "He laid his hand on her shoulder, 'Tess, Tess, I was on the way to deliverance till I saw you again,' he said" | D. A. Wehrschmidt. | |
| Plate 20 | 28 November | "It was not until about three o'clock that Tess raised her eyes and gave a momentary glance round. She felt but little surprise at seeing that Alec D'Urberville had come back, and was standing under the hedge by the gate" | Joseph Syddall. | |
| Plate 21 | 5 December | "On going up to the fire to throw a pitch of dead weeds upon it. . . " | Hubert Von Herkomer. | |
| Plate 22 | 12 December | "You be the woman they call Mrs. Durbeyfield, I reckon?' he said to Tess's mother, who had remounted" | D. A. Wehrschmidt | . |
| Plate 23 | 19 December | "He lay on his back as if he had scarcely moved" | Hubert Von Herkomer. | |
| Plate 24 | 26 December | "Something seemed to move on the verge of the dip eastward . . ." | D. A. Wehrschmidt. |
Last modified 1 December 2001