Hal Hurst - Partial Bibliography

Partial Bibliography

Illustrations for Books:

  • From Whose Bourne (1893) (written by Robert Barr and Luke Sharpe)
  • A Woman Intervenes (written by Robert Barr and Luke Sharpe)
  • The Serious Wooing (1908) (written by John Oliver Hobbes, pseud Pearl Mary-Teresa Craigie)
  • The American Claimant (1892) (written by Mark Twain)
  • Sir Roger Heir - a Period Romance (1904) (written by Moore F. Frankfurt)
  • The Knights of the White Rose (written by George Griffith)
  • Sappers and Miners or The Flood Beneath the Sea (c.1900) (written by George Manville Fenn)
  • Sou'wester And Sword: A Story of Struggle on Sea And Land (1917) (written by Hugh St. Leger)
  • Novel Notes (1893) (written by Jerome K. Jerome)
  • Those Children (1899) (written by Curtis Yorke)
  • The Great Court Scandal (1907) (written by William Le Queux)
  • Through the Sikh War: A Tale Of The Conquest Of The Punjaur (c.1890) (written by G. A. Henty)
  • Hunting for Gold, or Adventures in Klondyke (1897) (written by Hume Nisbet)
  • Vernon's Aunt: Being the Oriental Experiences of Miss Lavinia Moffat (1894) (written by Sara Jeannette Duncan (Mrs. Everard Cotes))
  • The Stir Outside The Cafe Royal; A Story Of Miss Van Snoop Detective: The Harmsworth Magazine Volume I 1898-9 (1899) (written by Clarence Rook)
  • The Billsbury Election and Other Papers from Punch; With twenty-eight illustrations by Hal Hurst (1892) (written by Rudolf Chambers Lehmann)
  • The Arcadians: Souvenir Presented By Robert Courtneidge on the Occasion of the Second Anniversary Friday April 28, 1911 (1911) (written by Robert Courtneidge)
  • The Pictorial Record (1887) (written by Walter Tomlinson, with special articles by Thomas W. Harris, Charles Estcourt, and Joseph Nodal. Edited by John Howard Nodal)
  • A Woman of the Commune (1896) (written by G.A.Henty)
  • A Servant of the Public (c.1900) (written by Anthony Hope)
  • Ships That Pass in the Night (1905) (written by Beatrice Harraden)
  • The Viper of Milan (written by Marjorie Bowen)

Illustrations for Periodicals and Magazines:

  • Harper's Weekly (February 18, 1888)
  • Vanity Fair Cycling in Hyde Park (June 11, 1896)
  • Illustrated London News Cup Day at Ascot (June 25, 1898)
  • Illustrated London News (Christmas 1901)
  • Cassell's Family Magazine Cover illustration
  • The Idler (June, 1893)

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