Arthur at Camelyard: 'and there hadde Arthur the first sight of Guenever the Kings daughter of Camelyarde and ever after he loved her'
King Arthur's Island, Tintagel, Cornwall
King Arthur carried to the Land of Enchantment "Some men yet say, in many parts of England, that Arthur is not dead; but by the will of our Lord Jesu, carried into another place, that he will come again, and win the holy cross. And men say there is written on the tomb, "Arthurus, Rex quondam, Rex futurus." - Romance of Arthur .
The Passing of Arthur: An illustration to 'The Idylls of the King' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809-1892)
A seated female figure covering her ears for 'The Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon'
Two studies for Arthur from Shakespeare's 'King John'
Two studies of hill fairies for 'The Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon' ( recto and verso )
A Study of Olive Maxse for one of the mourning Queens in 'The Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon'
The death of King Arthur
His Majesty King George V's Britannia off Cowes
The Questing Beast from 'The Romance of King Arthur' by William Pollard
'The Music of the Stream': an unpublished illustration for King of the Golden River
