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Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and
anthologies
Acad. 24 Jan 1880–15 Oct 1887.
Art Jnl. Apr 1881–Feb 1901.
Mag of Art. Jan 1882–July 1900.
Portfolio. July 1884–Dec 1892.
Scots Observer. 20 Apr–16 Nov 1889.
Blackwood’s Mag. Under the oak and True lover, 8 Feb 1890. Poems.
Critic. O love, no skill can move thy will, 6 Sep 1890. Poem.
Spectator. Secret and On one not beautiful, 11 Oct 1890. Poems.
Scribners Mag. Dec 1894–19 Dec 1897.
Art Jnl Easter Annual. 1897–1901.
Parents’ Rev. Art in education, Sep 1898.
Art Jnl Jubilee. 1899.
DNB. Monkhouse contributed 137 articles to the DNB, among them
those on Landseer, Millais, Reynolds and Turner: see G. Fenwick,
The contributors’ index to the National Dictionary of Biography
1885–1901, Winchester 1989.
For contributions to Nat Rev-II and St Paul’s Mag, see Wellesley vol 5
1989.
Editions, introductions, etc
Masterpieces of English art. 1869 (illus). Text by Monkhouse.
A few words about Hogarth. In The works of W[illiam] H[ogarth], 2
vols 1872.
Pictures by W. Etty. With descriptions and a biographical sketch of
the painter by W[illiam] C[osmo] M[onkhouse]. 1874.
Pictures by Sir C. Eastlake. With a sketch of the artist by W[illiam]
C[osmo] M[onkhouse]. 1875 (folio).
The works of J. H. Foley, RA Sculptor. With notes by W. C.
M[onkhouse]. 1875 (folio).
The studies of Sir Edwin Landseer. With a history of his art-life by
W. C. M[onkhouse]. [1877] (folio).
The Turner Gallery. Descriptive text by W. C. M[onkhouse], 3 vols
[1878] (folio), 1 vol New York 1879.
Pictures of Sir Edwin Landseer. A new series with descriptions by W.
C. M[onkhouse]. [1877.]
The works of Sir Edwin Landseer. With a history of his art-life by
W[illiam] C[osmo] M[onkhouse]. [1879 (folio), 1880 (folio)], Alton
1990 (facs of 1879 edn, ed J. Batty).
Preface. In The life and works of Joseph Wright, ARA, ed W.
Bemrose, 1885.
The National Gallery. The Pre-Raphaelites. 1887.
Heaton, Mrs C. A concise history of painting. Rev edn by
Monkhouse 1888, 1917.
The earlier English water-colour painters, etc. 1890 (folio), 1890,
1897 (folio, 2nd edn).
Introd to the Exhibition illustrative of the French revival of
etching, 1891.
In The child set in the midst: by modern poets, ed W. Meynell, 1892.
Historical catalogue of the collection of water-colour drawings by
deceased artists. Ed and introd by Monkhouse 1894.
Introd to R. Mills, Catalogue of blue and white oriental porcelain
exhibited in 1895, 1895.
Introd to Catalogue of coloured Chinese porcelain exhibited in
1896, 1896.
Introd to the Exhibition of drawings in water colour by A. W. Hunt,
1897.
Introd to the Exhibition of drawings and studies by Sir Edward
Burne-Jones, Bart, 1899.
§ 2
Obits: The Times 22 July 1901; A[dams], W. A. W. Acad 27 July 1901;
Lee, Sir S. Athenaeum 27 July 1901; Bond, R. W. Letter, Acad 3 Aug
1901.
Dobson, A. DNB. 1901–11.
Gosse, E. W. Art Jnl Mar 1902.
Buckley, J. H. In William Ernest Henley: a study in the ‘counterdecadence’
of the nineties, Princeton 1945, rptd New York 1971.
Connell, J. (J. H. Robertson). In W. E. Henley, 1949, rptd Port
Washington NY 1972. [da]
Sir Lewis Morris 1833–1907
Collections
Poetical works. 3 vols 1882, 1907 (rev and enlarged). Songs unsung,
1883, and Songs of Britain (4th edn) sometimes vols 4 and 5 of 1st
edn of Poetical works.
Works. 1890, 10th thousand 1894, 16th thousand 1907.
Selections. 1897.
Poems. [1904.] Authorised selection.
§1
Songs of two worlds: by a new writer. 3 ser 1871–5, 1878.
The epic of Hades: by the author of Songs of two worlds. 1876 (bk 2
only), 1877 (bks 1–2), 1877 (complete), 1903.
Gwen: a drama in monologue.‘1879’ [1878], 1880 (3rd edn).
The ode of life: by the author of Epic of Hades. 1880.
Songs unsung. 1883.
Gycia: a tragedy. 1886. Mostly verse.
Songs of Britain. 1887, 1887 (2nd edn).
A vision of saints. 1890, 1892.
Odatis: an old love-tale: a poem. [1892.]
Love and sleep and other poems. [1893.]
Ode on the marriage of HRH the Duke of York and HSH Princess
Victoria Mary of Teck. 1893.
Meliora: a poem. 1894.
Songs without notes. 1894, 1895 (2nd edn).
Idylls and lyrics. 1896.
The diamond jubilee: an ode. 1897. Rptd from The Times.
Harvest-tide. 1901.
The life and death of Leo the Armenian (Emperor of Rome): a
tragedy. 1904.
The new rambler: from desk to platform. 1905. Essays.
§2
Rees, J. R. Morris. In Miles 5.
Obits: The Times 13 Nov, 24 Dec 1907; Athenaeum 16 Nov 1907.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
B., E. M. Lewis Morris. Nat Rev Feb 1934.
William Morris 1834–96
Cosmo Monkhouse | William Morris
The three main collections of Morris mss are at the BL, the Huntington and
the Pierpont Morgan Libs. The largest, in the BL, is described in R. Flower,
The Morris manuscripts, BM Quart 14 1940. Two later catalogues detail
both public and accessible private ms collections: K. L. Goodwin, A preliminary
handlist of manuscripts and documents of Morris, 1983
(Morris Soc), and R. Pearson, in IELM vol 4 no 3 1993. Several collections
of Morris mss and printed materials are available on microfilm: Britain’s
literary heritage: Morris. Reading 1985–90. Pt 1 Literary manuscripts
of Morris from the British Library. 9 reels. 1985; pt 2 Literary
manuscripts of Morris from the Huntington Library, San Marino
CA. 6 reels. 1987; pt 3 Archives of the Socialist League, 1884–1891.
Minutes and Papers of the Council of the League from the Nettlau
Archive at the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam.
37 reels. 1988–9; pt 4 Art, book design and literary papers from
Kelmscott Manor, the Society of Antiquaries of London and the BL
Department of Printed Books. 5 reels. 1990.
Bibliographies
Forman, H. B. The books of Morris described, with some account of
his doings in literature and in the allied crafts. 1897, New York
1969 (photo facs).
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