in Mathews
and John Lane, 1894. (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

Vol. I., April 1894. Elkin Mathews and John Lane.

II. Design on front side of yellow cover. (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

III. Design on under side of cover; the same repeated in the later
volumes. (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

IV. Design on title-page: a woman playing a piano in a meadow.
Reproduced, with Aubrey Beardsley's letter on the subject, to the
_Pall Mall Budget_, in "Under the Hill" (1904). (Property of John
Lane, Esq.)

V. L'Education Sentimentale: in line and wash.

VI. Night Piece.

VII. Portrait of Mrs Patrick Campbell in profile, to left in outline.
Formerly in possession of Oscar Wilde, now in National Gallery
at Berlin.

VIII. Bookplate (designed in 1893) for John Lumsden Propert, Esq.

Vol. II., July 1894. Elkin Mathews and John Lane.

IX. Design on front side of cover. (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

X. Design on title-page.

XI. The Comedy-Ballet of Marionettes. Three designs.

XII. Garcons de Cafe. (Property of A. W. King, Esq.)

XIII. The Slippers of Cinderella. The artist subsequently coloured the
original with scarlet and green, in which state it is unpublished.
(Property of Brandon Thomas, Esq.)

XIV. Portrait of Madame Rejane, full-length profile to left, in outline.
(Property of Frederick H. Evans, Esq.)

Volume III., October 1894. John Lane.

XV. Design on front side of cover. (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

XVI. Design on title-page.

XVII. Portrait of Mantegna. Published, for a practical joke, in the name
of Philip Broughton. (Property of G. Bernard Shaw, Esq.)

XVIII. Portrait of the artist; fancy portrait of himself in bed. (Property
of John Lane, Esq.)

XIX. Lady Gold's Escort. (Property of Brandon Thomas, Esq.)

XX. The Wagnerites at the performance of "Tristan und Isolde."
Reproduced, on large scale, in _Le Courrier Francais_, December
23rd, 1894, with the title "Wagneriens et Wagneriennes."

XXI. La Dame aux Camelias. Reprinted in _St Paul's_, April 2nd, 1894,
with the title "Girl at her Toilet." (Formerly the property of
the late Miss K. Savile Clarke [Mrs Cyril Martineau].)

XXII. From a pastel; half-length study of a woman in white cap, facing
to left. (Published, for a practical joke, in the name o