Works
- Always Welcome, showing a child at her mother's sick-bed, is at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum Bournemouth
- Ruin (and children), an Italianate scene - Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum Bournemouth
- Hawking - Medieval - Bury Art Museum
- Sweet Industry (1904), showing women weaving - Manchester Art Gallery
- George Eliot (pencil portrait, 1877) - National Portrait Gallery
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