Heywood Hardy

 The Gamekeeper's Daughter

 

 The Gun Shot (1894 is my reading of the date at lower right)

 

 The Herdsman's Greeting

 

 The Introduction

 

 The Kill

 

The Meeting in the Forest (1903)

 

 The Morning Ride

 

 The New Mount (1902)

 

 The Rendezvous

 

 The Stirrup Cup

 

 The Unwanted Chaperone

 

 The Village Postman

 

 The Young Squire

 

 Visit to the Blacksmith (1902)

 

John Syer and Heywood Hardy: 

Summer Landscape with a Drover and Cattle crossing a River (1864)

[it's signed by both artists - presumably a collaborative work]

Henry Herbert La Thangue

Some Poor People

 

 The Connoisseur (1887)

 

 The Festa

 

 The First Meal (1894)

 

 The Harvesters' Supper (1898)

 

 The Man with the Scythe (1896)

[about this painting]

 

 The Mulberry Tree

 

 The Mushroom Gatherers (mid-1890s)

 

 The Ploughboy (1900)

 

 The Puppy

 

 The Return of the Reapers (1886)

 

 The Watersplash (ca. 1899)

 

 Watering the Cows

 

Winter in Liguria (1906)

John Simmons

John Simmons (1823-1876) was a Victorian painter of fairies. 

 A Chance Encounter (1870)

 

 Fairy Lying on a Leaf

 

 Hermia and Lysander, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

 

 MidSummer Night

 

 The Evening Star

 

 There Lies Titania

 

 Titania Sleeping in the Moonlight Protected by her Fairies

 

Titania

Sir William Quiller Orchardson

Sir William Quiller Orchardson (1832-1910) was a Scottish artist who specialized in genre scenes and portraits.

 Dolce Far Niente (1872)

["dolce far niente" is Italian for "pleasant idleness"]

 

 Enigma (1891)

[presumably another of those "women are a huge mystery" paintings]

 

 Her First Dance (1884)

 

 Her Mother's Voice (exhibited 1888)

 

 Master Baby (1886)

 

 'Music when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory' (Shelley)

 

 Napoleon on Board the Bellerophon (1880)

 

 Rejected (1881)

 The First Cloud (1887)

 

 The Story of a Life (1866)

 

 The Young Duke (1889)

 

Wishart's Last Exhortation (1853)

The Stones

Frank and Marcus, not Rolling...these two were father and son.

 Frank Stone: Friendship Endangered (1858)

 Frank Stone: Plotting Mischief

 

 Marcus Stone: A Stolen Kiss (1894)

 Marcus Stone: An Appeal for Mercy, 1793 (1876)

[this appears to portray an incident in the French Revolution]
 

 Marcus Stone: Married for Love (1882)
 

 Marcus Stone: My Lady is a Widow and Childless

 Marcus Stone: On The Road From Waterloo To Paris (1863)
  

 Marcus Stone: Reading Outdoors with Dog (1900)

 Marcus Stone: The Awakening (1882)

Marcus Stone: The Royal Nursery, 1538