f Albert
Foschter.)

Volume IV., January 1895. John Lane.

XXIII. Design, on front side of cover.

XXIV. Design on title-page.

XXV. The Mysterious Rose Garden, burlesque Annunciation. (Property of
John Lane, Esq.)

XXVI. The Repentance of Mrs ----. (The kneeling figure is a reminiscence
of the principal one in "The Litany of Mary Magdalen.")

XXVII. Portrait of Miss Winifred Emery (outline). (Property of Mrs Cyril
Maude.)

XXVIII. Frontispiece for Juvenal. Double-page supplement.

XXIX. Design for "Yellow Book" Cover, not used. First published in "Early
Work." (Property of John Lane, Esq.)

XXX. Show-card to advertise "The Yellow Book"; female figure standing,
her hat hanging from her right hand, and daffodils growing
at her feet. Dark green on light yellow paper. Reproduced in
black-and-white in "Early Work." (The property of John Lane, Esq.)

90. PORTRAIT OF REJANE wearing a broad-brimmed hat with dark bow in front,
head and shoulders, full face slightly to left, wash drawing.
Reproduced by Swan Electric Engraving Company for the "Yellow Book,"
but not used. Unpublished.

91. REJANE, black-and-white design of the actress standing, half length,
fan in hand, against a white curtain with conspicuous tassel. First
published in "Second Book," and again, in a reduced state, as
"Title-page ornament, hitherto unpublished" in "Early Work." 1893-4.

92. MADAME REJANE, full-length portrait sketch, ink and wash. First
published in "Second Book," again in "Later Work."

93. MADAME REJANE, profile to left; sitting, legs extended, on a sofa,
ink and wash. First published in "Pen Drawing and Pen Draughtsmen,"
by Joseph Pennell (Macmillan, 1894), again in "Fifty Drawings," and
in the _Idler_ Magazine, March 1897.

94. REJANE, portrait head in profile to left, in red crayon and black ink,
7-1/2 x 6 inches. First published in facsimile in _The Studio_, May
1898, again in "Later Work." (Property of Frederick H. Evans, Esq.)
1894.

95. A POSTER DESIGN. Back view of a woman, her face in profile to right,
holding a pigmy in her right hand. First published in "Early Work."
(Property of John Lane, Esq.)

96. A POSTER DESIGN (Singer). Woman seated at a piano. First reproduced in
_The Poster_, October 1898, again in "Second Book" and in "Later Work."

97. LADY TO RIGHT GAZING AT A HAT O