Richard Caton Woodville Jr.: Liste d'œuvres
- Advance of the British Force in the Ashanti Campaign, 1873
- The Impending Afghan War, Meeting of Afreedis in the Khyber Pass, 1878
- The Austrian Campaign in Bosnia General Szaparys Retrograde, 1878
- An Ammunition Box and Mounted Gunners of E/b Battery Royal Horse Artillery Passing Men of the 66th Foot Before the Battle of Maiwand, 1880
- Mountain Battery, Egyptian Army, 1884
- Sketches in Burmah, Attendants of a Burmese Minister of State, 1885
- Three Generations, 1886
- Cleopatra, 1888
- Life Guards Charging at the Battle of Waterloo, 1889
- Albanian Frontier Guards at Prayer, 1889
- Cleopatra, 1889
- Cleopatra, 1889
- 92nd Highlanders and 2nd Gurkhas Storming the Gaudi Mullah Sahibdad at Kandahar 1 September 1880, 1890
- Indian Jugglers wirh a Plant, 1891
- A Nautch Girl dancing, 1891
- An Albanian Morgiana, 1892
- Battles of the British Army, Waterloo (1815), 1894
- "The Captain and the Lieutenant were Waiting. . . . the Captain Had Removed His Doublet, and Stood Leaning Against the Sun-dial", 1895
- "I Made Without Ado, Therefore, for the Green Pillar, a Little Inn in the Village Street", 1895
- "I Sprang Through the Line of Soldiers", 1895
- "One of the Men Who Remained at the Table Laughed, and the Other Began Singing a Low Song", 1895
- "Outside the Door, in the Road, Sitting on Horse-back in Silence, were Two Men", 1895
- "Staring After Me Across Her Body", 1895
- "You Spy!" She Cried. "You Hound! You—gentleman!", 1895
- "You Villain!" He Cried, Riding at Me Again, 1895
- Cover Page, 1895
- "My God!" I Cried, 1895
- "Undoubtedly," I Replied, "If He Prefers to Be Caned in the Streets", 1895
- "You Seem Surprised to See Me Here; Believe Me, I Am More Surprised to See You", 1895
- "I Am M. De Barthe, a Gentleman of Normandy", 1895
- Batalla Del Río Almá, 1854, 1896
- A Dumb Messenger, a Riderless Horse galloping back to the Supports, 1896
- Relief of the Light Brigade.png, 1897
- The Charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman, 1898
- Charge Du 21ème Lancier À La Bataille D'omdurman (détail), 1898
- 'All that was left of them': The Black Watch after the Battle of Magersfontein, 1899
- The Fighting Round Tientsin - Charge of the Japanese Cavalry, 1900
- The Boer War, 1900
- "Fix Bayonets!" in the Trenches at Wagon Hill, Ladysmith, Natal, 1901
- The Landlord of the Big Flume Hotel (illustration to Bret Harte's book), 1901
- Cheta of Boris Sarafov, the Revolt in the Balkans, Macedonian Rebels Carrying off Albanian Villagers near Monastir, 1902
- The Rising in Morocco, Kabyle Tribesmen refusing Tribute to the Sultan's Tax-Gatherer, 1902
- The Leopard Hunt, 1906
- Ratisbon - Incident of the French Camp, 1907
- The Last Battle Charge, 1910
- Napoleon awards a soldier on the bank of the Litava creek for his bravery in the Battle of Austerlitz, 1912
- Poniatowski's Last Charge at Leipzig, 1912
- Maréchal Ney À Eylau, 1913
- Captain Francis Grenfell, 9th Lancers, the First Vc of World War I to Be Gazetted, Winning the Vc at Audregnies, Belgium, 24th August 1914, 1914
- The battle of the Somme, 1916
- C Company, 2nd Battalion, the Manchester Regiment Taking a German Battery at Francilly Sellency, April 1917, 1927
- The Afghan War: Conflict of 1st Punjaub Cavalry and 15th Hussars with Afghan Cavalry, ?
- Second Anglo-Afghan War, ?
- 9th Lancers on the Line of March from Kabul to Kandahar, ?
- Depicts the Charge of a Squadron of the 9th Lancers Against the Prussian Dragoons of the Guard at Moncel on the 7th September 1914. This was Cavalry Action in the First World War When Cavalry Charged with Both Sides at Full Gallop. the 9th Lancers Casualties were 3 Killed and 7 Wounded Compared to Heavy Losses Suffered by the Prussian Dragoons., ?
- 17th Lancers at the Battle of Modderfontein, ?
- Battles of the British Army: Talavera (1809), Charge of the 23rd Dragoons against the French Squares, ?
- Forward to Pretoria, Horse Artillery of French's Division, ?
- Charge of the Light Brigade Balaclava 25 October in 1854, ?
- Albanian War-Dance in the Camp near Dulcigno, during the Feast of the Ramazan, ?