Royal Academy of Arts
1842 Chaucer, with his friend and patron, John of Gaunt, and the two sisters, Catherine and Philippa, their wives. No. 12
1847 King Arthur carried to the land of enchantment. No. 1184
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1851 The Trial of Sir William Wallace in Westminster Hall, on the morning of his execution, St. Bartholomew’s Eve, 1305. No. 681.
1852 The haunted house on All-hallows-eve. No. 477.
1860 Una and the Lion. No. 474
1861 The Border Widow. No. 446
1869 The Rending of the Veil. No. 525
The British Institution
1841 Bellringers and Cavaliers celebrating the entrance of Charles II into London, on his Restoration. No. 260
1842 The old English Ballad Singer. No. 115
1843 “Hallowed be thy name.” No. 15
1845 Comfort the afflicted. No. 241
1846 The School: In the Ancient Corporation School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. No. 354
1848 Saxon alms giving. No. 335
1851 The Fatal Sisters selecting the doomed in Battle. No. 104.
1852 Boccaccio’s visit to Dante’s Daughter. No. 435
1865 Sea King’s Funeral Boat. No. 529 The Society of British Artists
1840 The Jester. “Let’s have some talk with this Philosopher.” – King Lear. No. 146 The Wild Huntsman. No. 283. Alfred Disguised as a Saxon Harper, entering the Tent of the Danish Chief. No. 356.
1842 The Song. No. 75
The First Pre-Raphaelite Group Exhibition
1857 Burgher’s Watch on the City Wall.
The Exhibition of British Art in America
1857-58 Burgher’s Watch on the City Wall.
1857-58 The Old English Market Town [Hexam, Northumberland]
The Dudley Gallery. Watercolour Exhibitions
1865 Returned from the Long Crusade. No. 69
1866 Proserpine. No. 110
1872 "Thou hast left me ever, Jamie (52 10) Thou hast left me ever." – Burns’ Song. No. 425
1873 At Stobhall, Perthshire. No. 114.
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