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1 Engraved by Dalziels about double the size of this page, the subject was issued afterwards in The Day of Rest (Strahan).
2 This is entitled Too Soon, in Pictures of Society, 1867.
3 'J. B.' was Mrs. Blackburn, wife of Hugh Blackburn, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Glasgow. Landseer said that in the drawing of animals he had nothing to teach her.
4 Possibly A. R. Fairfield.
5 The British Museum has no copy, and my own has been mislaid.
6 The first edition, 3 vols., 1841, was illustrated by Cruikshank and Leech only.
7 Virtues issued another edition in 1845.
8 In Memoriam, George H. Thomas (Cassell, undated), a folio volume with about one hundred illustrations.
9 Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Letters and Memories, by William Michael Rossetti. Ellis and Elvey, 1895, vol. i. p. 189.
10 A silver-print photograph only.
11 A Catalogue of forty designs by A. Boyd Houghton, exhibited at The Sign of the Dial, 53 Warwick Street, W. [1896].
12 Arthur Boyd Houghton, by Laurence Housman, Kegan Paul & Co., 1896.
13 The Portfolio, June 1894: 'Frederick Walker,' by Claude Phillips.
14 Preface to a Catalogue of the Birmingham Society of Artists, March 1895.
15 Century Guild Hobby Horse, vol. iii. p. 47 (1888).
16 March 1884.
17 No. 1, 1896.
18 1876, i. 176.
19 A large broadsheet reproduced by some lithographic process.
20 Owned by Mr. Fairfax Murray.
21 Toilers in Art, edited by H. C. Ewart (Isbister and Co.).
Punctuation and spelling were made consistent when a predominant preference was found in this book; otherwise they were not changed.
Simple typographical errors were corrected; occasional unpaired quotation marks were retained.
Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained.
Repeated inconsistent spellings, such as "Mac Donald" and "Macdonald", have beeen retained.
List of Illustrations: The illustation "Down Stream, from the original drawing...." was not found in the printed book.
Page 61: "Linley Sambourne" was italicized, but most artists' names are not.
Page 64: "Frederick Sandys,del." was printed without a space after the comma in at least two editions.
Page 192: "1867, 4to" was printed that way.