Paintings
- Head of Glen-Lester, Arran (1867)
- Visit of William, Lord Russell's Family before his Execution (1872)
- Death of Marmion (1873)
- Columbia in sight of Iona (1874)
- Elaine (1875)
- Margaret of Anjou and the Outlaw (1875)
- Death of St Columba (1876)
- Bridge of Sighs (1877)
- Comrades (1878 - Private Collection)
- Retreat from Moscow (1879 - Private Collection)
- The Thin Red Line, ( 1881 - National War Museum, Edinburgh)
- Last Voyage of the Viking, 1883)
- The Sea King (1883)
- Schoolmates (1884 - Private Collection)
- Letters from Home (1885 - destroyed)
- Alma: Advance of the 42nd Highlanders (1889 - Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow)
- Saving the Colours; the Guards at Inkerman (1895 - Naval and Military Club, London)
- Comrades (1878 - Private Collection)
- Comrades (1896 - Black Watch)
- Hougomont-1815 (1903 - National War Museum, Edinburgh)
- Dargai, October 20, 1897 (1909 - Private Collection)
- The Red Cross (1913)
- Communion at the Front (1917)
- Backs to the Wall, 1918 (1929 - Arbroath Museum)
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