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Images

Agnes - St. Agnes by Jose Ribera, Dresden, (Project Gutenberg)

Almost Dead in Venice - Angel, original artwork © by Zalens (gift to the author)

A Partial Anatomy - closeup of butterly wing cc from Wikipedia

A Small White Dog - photo by Scion Cho cc on flickr.com

Biography –  Self Portrait, 2009, © by Grace Andreacchi

Brother and Sister - photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879)

Credits - The Boy Who Drew Cats, Adrienne Ségur

Deliverance - Angel, by William Blake (1757-1827)

Don Juan of Seville - Illustration  by Kay Nielsen(1886 - 1957)  for 'The Man Who Never Laughed'

Envy - Illustration by Virginia Sterrett (1900-1931) for Old French Fairy Tales

Fans and Foes - Reviews - Sicilian gargoyle public domain and picture of Slovenia - cc by Phil Holman

For Children - The Bedtime Book, Helen Whitney, 1907

From a Writer's Diary - staircase, photo by Eugene Atget

Goodbye to Berlin - Berlin 163 by Klara.Kristina cc on flickr.com

Good Wine - The Jewish Bride [detail], Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669)

Ikebana - Shunga, after Eizan, 1931

Interview - Butterfly image cc from public domain

Lawrence - Head of a Youth by Leonardo da Vinci

Little Poems for Children -  original illustrations ©  by Viktoria Samoilova, used with permission

New Lamps for Old - Flower from the series '100 Chrysanthemums' by Keika Hasegawa, c. 1892-1905

Mary's Tale -  Annunciation, detail from a fresco by Piero della Francesca

Notes on the Lake District - All drawings by John Ruskin

Other Stuff - watercolour sketch for late 19th/ early 20th C Japanese toy designs

Paper Flowers - public domain image from pdphoto.org

Podcasts - watercolour sketch for late 19th/ early 20th C Japanese toy designs

Poetry Index – Swans by Ohara Koson

Poetry and Fear - The Mystic Nativity (detail),Sandro Botticelli, decorations , 19th C Japanese woodcuts

Publishing History -  Woman Writing a Letter, Jan Vermeer

Puzzle Poems - The world's first crossword by Arthur Wynne, 1913

Raphael and Tobias - Angel of the Annunciation, detail of a fresco in the Chiastro San Marco, Fra Angelico, c.1437-1446

Ravenswood - Stealers of Light (frontispiece) by Edmund Dulac

Rights – Illustrations for Pantagruel de Rabelais by François Desprez

Scarabocchio - Head of Medusa, Arnold Böcklin, chapter headings , 19th C Japanese woodcuts, drawing of Goethe by J.H.W. Tischbein, rose by pdphoto.org, nautilus by C.C. Jones, Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., mosaic cc by spaceodissey at flickr.com, portrait of a girl by Rosalba Carrera, portrait of Goethe by Georg Melchior Kraus, Goethe in the campagna by Tischbein, ‘Mephiostofeles’ by Delacroix, angiogram  of hand – public domain, Farbenkreis by Goethe, all other images public domain

Seeing Angels, Dark Angel, Ethiopian

Sesame and Roses - Margaret Macdonald, The Heart of the Rose, 1902

Short Fiction Index – Illustration by Aubrey Beardsley

Sic et Non - gargoyle, Beauvais Cathedral, 13th century

Talitha, Cumi - Head of a Maiden, drawing by Leonardo da Vinci

That Old Demon Fritz - Lucifer, Gustav Doré, Illustration for Milton's Paradise Lost, 1886

The Ants - photo by Hazel Motes, cc at flickr.com

The Black Swan - blackswan by guitar sally on deviantart, small image decoration - public domain

The First Stone - Lorenzo Lotto (c. 1480-1556) Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery (detail)

The God - photograph by grinwithoutacat on flickr.com, A Glimpse of Eternity

The Golden Dolphins - fresco of dolphins from the ancient Palace at Knossos, Crete, small dolphin, public domain

The Princess Trigona and Her Lover - James McNeill Whistler,  Arrangement in black no. 5: Lady Meux

The Prodigy, Michelangelo, detail of a fresco in the Sistine Chapel, Ezekiel

Two Brothers - Swallows Diving, Totoya Hokkei

Two Poems for John Ruskin - Photo by Julia Margaret Cameron, drawings - one by John Ruskin and one by W. G. Collingwood(?).