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Richard Caton Woodville Sr.

Richard Caton Woodville Sr.

War News from Mexico (1848)

The fencing lesson (1849)

Mexican News (1851)

Waiting for the Stage (1851)

The Impending Afghan War, Meeting of Afreedis in the Khyber Pass (1878)

Sketches in Burmah, Attendants of a Burmese Minister of State (1885)

Cleopatra (1889)

A Nautch Girl dancing (1891)

Battles of the British Army, Waterloo (1815) (1894)

"I Made Without Ado, Therefore, for the Green Pillar, a Little Inn in the Village Street" (1895)

"The Captain and the Lieutenant were Waiting. . . . the Captain Had Removed His Doublet, and Stood Leaning Against the Sun-dial" (1895)

"Staring After Me Across Her Body" (1895)

"Outside the Door, in the Road, Sitting on Horse-back in Silence, were Two Men" (1895)

"One of the Men Who Remained at the Table Laughed, and the Other Began Singing a Low Song" (1895)

"I Sprang Through the Line of Soldiers" (1895)

Cover Page (1895)

"You Villain!" He Cried, Riding at Me Again (1895)

"You Spy!" She Cried. "You Hound! You-gentleman!" (1895)

"You Seem Surprised to See Me Here; Believe Me, I Am More Surprised to See You" (1895)

"Undoubtedly," I Replied, "If He Prefers to Be Caned in the Streets" (1895)

"My God!" I Cried (1895)

"I Am M. De Barthe, a Gentleman of Normandy" (1895)

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