" HELEN OF TROY. R.A. "Thus as she spoke, in Helen's breast arose Fond recollections of her former lord, Her home, and parents; o'er her head she threw A snowy veil; and shedding tender tears She issued forth not unaccompanied; For with her went fair Æthra, Pittheus' child. And stag-eyed Clymene, her maidens twain. They quickly at the Scæan gate arrived." " IN ST. MARK'S. R.A. 1866. PAINTER'S HONEYMOON. R.A. " PORTRAIT OF MRS. JAMES GUTHRIE. R.A. " SYRACUSAN BRIDE LEADING WILD BEASTS IN PROCESSION TO THE TEMPLE OF DIANA. R.A. (Suggested by a passage in the second Idyll of Theocritus.) "And for her, then, many other wild beasts were going in procession round about, and among them a lioness." " THE WISE AND FOOLISH VIRGINS. (Fresco in Lyndhurst Church.) 1867. *PASTORAL. (51-1/2 × 26 in.) R.A. " *GREEK GIRL DANCING. (Spanish Dancing Girl: Cadiz in the old times.) (34 × 45 in.) R.A. " KNUCKLE-BONE PLAYER. R.A. " *ROMAN MOTHER. (24 × 19 in.) R.A. " *VENUS DISROBING FOR THE BATH. (79 × 35-1/2 in.) R.A. " *PORTRAIT OF MRS. JOHN HANSON WALKER. (18 × 16 in.) 1868. JONATHAN'S TOKEN TO DAVID. R.A. "And it came to pass in the morning, that Jonathan went out into the field at the time appointed by David, and a little lad with him." " *PORTRAIT OF MRS. FREDERICK P. COCKERELL. (23-1/2 × 19-1/2 in.) R.A. " *PORTRAIT OF JOHN MARTINEAU, ESQ. (23-1/2 × 19-1/2 in.) " *ARIADNE ABANDONED BY THESEUS; Ariadne watches for his return; Artemis releases her by death. (45 × 62 in.) R.A. " *ACME AND SEPTIMIUS. (Circular, 37-1/2 in.) R.A. "Then bending gently back her head With that sweet mouth, so rosy red, Upon his eyes she dropped a kiss, Intoxicating him with bliss." CATULLUS (Theodore Martin's translation). " *ACTÆA, THE NYMPH OF THE SHORE. (22 × 40 in.) R.A. 1869. *ST. JEROME. (Diploma work, deposited in the Academy on his election as an Academician.) (72 × 55 in.) R.A. " *DÆDALUS AND ICARUS. (53-1/2 × 40-1/2 in.) R.A. " *ELECTRA AT THE TOMB OF AGAMEMNON. (59-1/2 × 29 in.) R.A. " *HELIOS AND RHODOS. (65-1/2 × 42 in.) R.A.