Selected Works
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Spirit of the Forest, 1880.
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Cactus Man, 1881.
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The Crying Spider, 1881.
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Saint John, 1892.
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Lady of the Flowers, c. 1890-95, Honolulu Museum of Art
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The Cyclops, 1898, Kroller-Muller Museum, Otterlo, The Netherlands
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Flower Clouds, 1903, The Art Institute of Chicago.
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The Buddha, 1904
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Saint Sebastian, 1910–1912, National Gallery of Art
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Coquille, 1912.
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Composition: Flowers, undated, private collection
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Evocation, undated, private collection
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