Rydal Mount, Kate Greenaway’s visit to, 187
‘Sailor’s Wife, A,’ in English Illustrated Magazine, 184
St. Albans, Duchess of, 167
St. Helier, Lady. See Jeune, Lady
St. Ives (R. L. Stevenson), Kate Greenaway on, 221
St. Nicholas, drawings for, 78
Sambourne, Mr. E. Linley, drawing Kate Greenaway in Punch by, 86;
‘Royal Birthday Book’ by, 102
Samuel, Mr. Stuart M., M.P., book-plate for, 182;
commissions from: portrait of daughter, decoration of nurseries for, 211, 216;
letters from Kate Greenaway to, 106, 211
Samuel, Mrs. Stuart M., references to, in Kate Greenaway’s letters, 164, 167;
letter from Kate Greenaway to, 252
Samuel, Miss Vera, book-plate for, 182, 226;
Saturday Review on Under the Window, 61
Scribner, first work for Messrs., 69;
frontispiece to London Lyrics for, 88
Seckendorff, Count, 99
Severn, Mrs. Arthur, on Ruskin and Kate Greenaway, 110;
friendship with, 141;
letter to Kate Greenaway from, 166;
letters from Kate Greenaway to, Preface, 70, 201, 251, 274
Severn, Miss Lily, 167
Severn, Miss Violet, Kate Greenaway writes and illustrates ‘A very Naughty Girl’ for, 141, 167
Shaw, Mr. Norman, R.A., architect of Kate Greenaway’s house, 142;
friend of Kate Greenaway, 167
Sheffield Museum, drawing, ‘Rock, Moss, and Ivy,’ by Kate Greenaway in, 134
‘Shoe, The Kate Greenaway,’ 123
Shortness of sight, cause of Kate Greenaway’s faults of perspective, 168, 270
Sidney, Sir Philip, and Hubert Languet, Correspondence of, 154
Silver medal gained at South Kensington in 1864, 42
‘Sisters,’ colour of, 272
Sketch-book, early, 277
Small, Mr. William, influence of work of, on Kate Greenaway, 279
Snow Queen, designs for, 251
Spielmann, Mr. M. H., letters from Kate Greenaway to, 248, 249;
member of Memorial Committee, 256
Spielmann, Mrs. M. H., proposed illustrations to story by, 51;
stories by, with illustrations by Kate Greenaway, 250;
letters from Kate Greenaway to, 250, 251
‘Spring Copse, A,’ sold, 183
Spring flowers, Kate Greenaway’s love for, 180
‘Standing for her Picture,’ sale of, 183
Stanley, Hon. Mrs., 100
Stanley, Miss Dorothy, visit to Southwold with, 201
Stanley, Miss Madeline, 230, 231
Stevenson, Robert Louis, inspired by Birthday Book, 77
‘Stick Fire, The,’ sold, 183; beauty of, 270
Stothard, influence of, on Kate Greenaway, 270
‘Stowaway, The’ (Sir J. E. Millais, P.R.A.), Kate Greenaway on, 228
‘Strawberries,’ influence of G. D. Leslie, R.A., in, 270
Suffolk Street Gallery, ‘A Peeper,’ 50
‘Surrey Cottage, A,’ influence of Mrs. Allingham in, 269
‘Swansdown,’ 272
‘Taking a Nosegay,’ at Royal Institute (1895), 195
Tate Gallery, the, Kate Greenaway on, 242
Temps, Le, on Kate Greenaway’s work, 268
Tennyson, family, friendship with, 88;
references to, in Kate Greenaway’s letters, 164, 167
Tennyson, Lord, last meeting with, 237
‘The Seasons,’ sold, 76
Theatre, early visits to the, 19
Thomas, William L., on Kate Greenaway’s early work for The Graphic, 56
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth (Lady Butler), on student days with Kate Greenaway, 43
Thorne, Aunt, and her garden, 15
‘Thoughts of the Sea,’ sold, 224
‘Three Girls in White,’ in Victoria and Albert Museum, 256
‘Three Innocents,’ sold, 76
Time and Tune, designs for, 85
‘Time of Roses, The,’ sold, 76
Times, The, on A Day in a Child’s Life, 101
Topo: A Tale about English Children in Italy, illustrations for, 47;
publication of, in 1878, 67;
sale of drawings for, 76
‘Toy Horse, The,’ sold, 183
‘Tracts,’ payment for, 50
Trendell, Sir Arthur, Hon. Sec. of Memorial Committee, 256
Trojan, Herr, on Under the Window, 85
Trotter, Miss Lilias, reference to, by Ruskin, 155, 156
Turner, J. M. W., R.A., Ruskin on, 134
‘Two at a Stile,’ 271
‘Two Girls in a Garden,’ sold, 224
‘Two Little Girls in a Garden,’ at Royal Institute (1897), 211
‘Two Little Sisters,’ sold, 183
‘Under the Rose Tree,’ sold, 183
Under the Window, story of its production, 57;
popularity of, 60;
Saturday Review on, 61;
verses in, 62;
exhibition of drawings for, at Fine Art Society, 63;
designs copied on majolica ware at Buda Pesth, 79;
translation into German, 85;
reception of, in Germany, 85, 281;
drawings for, criticised for lack of perspective, 167;
models for, 273;
French and Belgian edition of, 281
Valentines, first designs for, 44;
designed for Marcus Ward & Co., 47
Van Baerle’s Gallery, Glasgow, exhibition of Kate Greenaway’s drawings at, 181
Varley, Miss, school of, 38
Velasquez, Kate Greenaway on, 218
Venetian Exhibition, Kate Greenaway on, 195
Verses by Kate Greenaway, 38, 62, 254, 257, _et seq._
Victoria and Albert Museum, Kate Greenaway’s work in, 256
Victorian Exhibition, Kate Greenaway on, 214
Vie de Paris, La, on Kate Greenaway’s work, 268
‘Violets, Sir?’ 277
Vyvyan, Miss, fellow-student and friend of Kate Greenaway, 167
Walker, Mr. David, purchaser of Almanack (1893) drawings, 182
Walker, Fred, A.R.A., influence of, on Kate Greenaway’s work, 270
Wall-papers, Almanack (1893) designs sold for, 182
Ward, Marcus, & Co., Christmas cards designed for, 46;
valentines designed for, 48;
cessation of connection with, 48;
Christmas cards for, 50;
The Quiver of Love, 53;
Topo, 68
Ward, Mr. William Marcus, as adviser, 49;
on illustrations to Topo, 68
Wardle, Sir Thomas, Chairman of Memorial Committee, 256
Warne, Frederick, & Co. See Preface and List of Works
Webb, Sir Aston, R.A., on Memorial Committee, 256
Wedderburn, Mr. A., K.C., 112
What the Moon Saw, designs for, 251
Wheels of Chance, The, Kate Greenaway on, 215
Whistler, J. M’N., Kate Greenaway on, 218
White, Gleeson, on Kate Greenaway’s designs for Christmas cards, 76
Whitelands College, Kate Greenaway at May-day celebration at, 201
Wise, Aunt, visit to, 10
Women and Woman’s Suffrage, Kate Greenaway on, 212
‘Women of Amphissa, The’ (Sir L. Alma-Tadema, O.M., R.A.), Kate Greenaway on, 219
Wonderful Visit, The, Kate Greenaway on, 203
Woodlanders, The (Mr. Thomas Hardy), Kate Greenaway on, 238
Wordsworth, visit of Kate Greenaway to country of, 187;
Kate Greenaway on ‘Intimations of Immortality’ of, 189
‘Yes’ (Sir J. E. Millais, P.R.A.), Kate Greenaway on, 228
Yonge, Charlotte, Kate Greenaway’s illustrations to novels of, 77, 281
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