ABSOLUTION OF ANTONIO.  By F.O.C.  Darley

ALT MARKET, DRESDEN.  From 1830 print by permission of owner, Mayor of
Dresden, and courtesy of Herr Rudolf Drescher, Hanau-on-Main, Germany

LAFAYETTE’S PARIS HOME, RUE D’ANJOU.  From special photograph obtained by
Mrs. T. Henry Dewey, Paris, France

LAFAYETTE’S BED-ROOM.  From “Complete History of Lafayette”

LOUIS PHILIPPE.  From “Galerie Napoleon”

GENERAL LAFAYETTE.  From lithograph by Delpech

QUEEN MARIE AMELIE.  From an old print

S.F.B.  MORSE.  From L’Illustration, Vols.  XXXI and XXXII

N.P.  WILLIS.  By S. Lawrence

TUILERIES GARDENS.  From an old print

TENIER’S WIFE.  Portrait by Tenier.  From photograph of original by permission of the owner, James Fenimore Cooper, Esq.

MRS. JAMES FENIMORE COOPER AND HER SON PAUL.  From a photograph of a painting done at Paris, 1831.  By permission of owner, James Fenimore Cooper, Esq.

THE CHILDREN OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.  From a photograph (given by Mr. George Pomeroy Keese) of a drawing made in Paris by Miss Susan Cooper.  By permission of owner, James Fenimore Cooper, Esq.  From left to right, Caroline Martha (Mrs. H.F.  Phinney), Susan [unreadable] Fenimore, Anne Charlotte, Maria Frances [unreadable] Cooper

THE ANGELUS.  By J.F.  Millet

EUGENE-JOSEPH VERBOECKHOVEN.  From a print

PETER PAUL RUBENS.  Portrait by the artist

RUBENS’ COLOGNE HOME.  From Fairholt’s “Homes and Haunts of Artists”

CONVENT OF NUNNENWORTH.  By Tombleson

WATCH TOWER ON THE RHINE.  From The Art Journal, 1880

HEIDELBERG AND CASTLE.  From 1840 print

VEVAY SHORES OF LAKE LEMAN.  From New England Magazine

FETE DES VIGNERONS.  By courtesy of Mrs. Rufus A. Kingman

NOAH’S ARK VEVAY. 1833 By courtesy of Mrs. Rufus A. Kingman

HOSPICE ST. BERNARD.  By Major Cockburn

BAY OF NAPLES.  By James Hakywill

NEW YORK HARBOR.  By W.H.  Bartlett

COOPER’S OTSEGO HALL HOME.  By courtesy of Mr. George Pomeroy Keese

COPY OF COOPER’S GARDEN SEAT.  From photograph by A.J.  Telfer

COOPER’S LIBRARY AT OTSEGO HALL.  From drawing by Mr. George Pomeroy
Keese

JUDGE NELSON.  From photograph by A.J.  Telfer

WILD ROSE POINT OR THREE MILE POINT.  From a photograph by the courtesy of Mr. George Pomeroy Keese

COOPER’S NEW YORK CITY HOME, ST. MARK’S PLACE.  From a print by the courtesy of owner, General James Grant Wilson

HORACE GREELEY.  From a portrait by J.C.  Buttre

PARK BENJAMIN.  From a portrait by J.C.  Buttre

THURLOW WEED. From a portrait by C.B.  Hall

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.  From a daguerreotype by Brady.  By permission of owner, James Fenimore Cooper, Esq.