Browse Sort by: TitleCreatorDate Published George Eliot and Judaism: An Attempt to Appreciate "Daniel Deronda" (excerpts) Kaufmann, David (1852-1899) 1877 George Eliot. Engraving by unknown artist from 1858 Photograph by John Mayall 1858 Critical Notices Colvin, Sydney 1873-01-01 Studies in Poetry and Criticism Collins, John Churchton 1905 The Death of George Eliot Unknown 1880-12-24 Belles Lettres [Silas Marner] Unknown 1861-07-ND An Autobiography Vol 2 Spencer, Herbert A History of Warwickshire Timmins, Sam 1889 George Eliot's Home Wakeman, Edgar L. 1892 A Week with George Eliot Unknown 1885-01-01 A Sonnet: In Remembrance K. G. 1883-01-01 An Autobiography Vol 1 Spencer, Herbert 1904 George Mandeville's Husband Raimond, C. E. (Elizabeth Robins) 1894 The Woman's Question Pearson, Karl A Talk With George Eliot Buchanan, Robert 1887-ND-ND George Eliot, Print from Chalk Portrait Study by Sir Frederic W. Burton, c. 1864-65 (Plate created 1972) Burton, Frederic William (1816-1900) 1864-65 (1972) George Eliot, Chalk Portrait Study by Frederic William Burton, 1864 Burton, Frederic William (1816-1900) 1864 George Eliot, tempura painting by Francois D'Albert Durade, 1850 D'Albert-Durade, A. L. François (1804-1886) 1850 George Eliot and Her Times; A Victorian Study Haldane, Elizabeth S. 1927 George Eliot, Sketch by an unknown artist, carte de visite published by the London Stereoscopic Company, c. 1881. London Stereoscopic Company 1849 [?] "Shake hands; Good-by." Unknown 1893 "The little bridal procession" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "To ask the name of this town" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "That's ended!" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "She held the door wide" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "She turned from the window with gladness in her eyes" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "The father whose return is greeted by young voices" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "A beautiful nap in the gig" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Eppie's play" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Eppie frisking" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "A chance meeting" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Like little dogs face to face" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Here sat Eppie" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Sat on Dolly's knee" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Beset by mothers" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "All eyes were bent on Silas Marner" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Inviting Silas with much chuckling" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Silas fell on his knees" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "In perfect contentment" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 Godfrey's wife Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Holding his son Aaron between his knees" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 The gay procession Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Dr. Kimble making himself agreeable to his feminine patients" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "His hospitality rayed out" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "Wheeled her round" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 Arrivals at the Red House. Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 The "Carril" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 Aaron peeping Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "'Ring the bell for my ale, will you.'" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907 "He was seen setting off" Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920) 1907
