See No. 60. (Begun only)
Single female figure kneeling and
placing a green sleeve round her
knight's helmet. Crest on helmet
a heart. Tone of drawing golden.
A bar of the song is in the corner,
"Greensleeves is my heart of gold"
Slight sketch design. A Syren-sub-
ject

This was the germ of No. 15
Bonnet close to head-head to left
Bust and one hand. (From F. C.)
Half length. Hair in mouth, eyes
almost closed
Nearly full face

Head and arms red chalk, the rest in
black, full face

Head turned to right (unfinished)
Head turned to right, nearly full face
Head to left. (From A. M.)

Signed with monogram of D. G. R. in

381

1862 Bl. Chalk Head and Bust (partly) of a Girl

Do.

387

1856 Wat.-Col. Portrait of Do. as Miss Siddall

Do.

Study for No. 128. (From F. C.)

Do.

do.

Face of one looking out, and other
away. For introduction in an oil
landscape-study-painted c. 1848.
This study an afterthought
Study for No. 377.

Monogram with D. G. R. in r. c.
Signed Coventry, July /53.'

of movement

Full

Nearly profile. White collar and
brooch

Posthumous. (January 1862)
Perhaps 1847. Hands over the head
An important drawing. Much scoffed
at at first. This and No. 9 R.'s
first important water-colours
Head and bust. Profile to left
Rossetti's studio in Chatham Place.
Wharves and shipping seen beyond
window
length. Full face