Walter Crane: Obras

• The Lady of Shalott, 1862
• Ruth and Boaz, 1863
• La belle Dame Sans Merci, 1865
• Love's Altar, 1870
• Europe, Asia, Africa, 1870
• Winter, 1870
• At Home. A Portrait, 1872
• The Aventine from the Palatine, 1873
• The Advent of Spring, 1873
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Frog Prince and other stories, 1874
• The Renascence of Venus, 1877
• The Triumph of Spring, 1879
• Beatrice and Lionel Crane, 1880
• Diana and Endymion, 1883
• La Primavera (Spring), 1883
• Laura reading, 1885
• The House that Jack Built, 1886
• An illustration of the fable of Hercules and the Wagoner, 1887
• Baby's Own Aesop, 1887
• Illustration for The Man That Pleased None, 1887
• Illustration for The Trumpeter Taken Prisoner, 1887
• The baby's own Aesop, 1887
• Title page of Baby's Own Aesop, 1887
• Morn, Noon, Eve, Night, 1891
• Neptune's Horses, 1893
• The Moat and Bishop's Palace, Wells Cathedral, 1893
• Chicago, 1893
• Columbia's Courtship, 1893
• Columbus, 1893
• Declaration of Independence, 1893
• Miss America, 1893
• Spain Conquered, 1893
• Suitors, 1893
• The Dutchman, 1893
• The Englishman, 1893
• The Frenchman, 1893
• The Norseman, 1893
• United States, 1893
• United States, 1893
• Summer, 1895
• Lohengrin, 1895
• The Angel of Peace, 1900
• Syracuse, Anapo River, 1904
• The Briar Rose (triptych, centre panel), 1905
• The Briar Rose (triptych, left wing), 1905
• The Briar Rose (triptych, right wing), 1905
• A Masque for the Four Seasons, 1909
• Race of Hero Spirits Pass, 1909
• Porte de France Tunis, 1910
• Almond Blossom and Swallow (Wallpaper Design), ?
• Architecture, ?
• Craftsmanship, ?
• My Soul is an Enchanted Boat..., ?
• Painting, ?
• Red House, Bexleyheath, ?
• Sculpture, ?
• Keats' Tomb in the Protestant Cemetery, Rome, ?
• Design for Peacock Garden Wallpaper, ?
• Demeter rejoiced, for her daughter was by her side, ?
• For two days and two nights the boat was and hither and thither, ?
• He became a target for every arrow, ?
• He drank the contents as though it were a draught of Wine, ?
• He lefts assembly, hiding his face in his cloak, ?
• He ran toward the horse and seized the bridle, ?
• He stoods silent before King, ?
• In the earlist times a simple foot-race was the only event, ?
• Often she would stand upon the walls of Troy, ?
• She changed her into Spider, ?
• Ship dashed against ship, till the Persian Army dead strewed the deep like flowers, ?
• Solon, the wise lawgiver of Athens, ?
• Sweet, piercing sweet was the music of Pan's pipe, ?
• The figure of the Goddess was a Colossal one, ?
• The multitude saluted him with loud acclamations, ?
• The wind - God sent a gust from the South, ?
• They crashed into Persian army with tremendous force, ?
• With an effort he looked at them as they passed, ?
• Yea, Verily, thou art odysseus, ?
• King Arthur Sir Bedivere throwing Excalibur into the lake, ?
• Nyads and Dryads, ?
• Keats' Tomb in the Protestant Cemetery, Rome, ?
• Swan and Rush and Iris wallpaper, ?
• The Swan Maidens, ?