Chanticleer and Pertelote1915
Chaunticleer and the Fox1915
The Crowd1915
The Fox1915
Headpiece for Nun's Priest's Tale1915
Marginal illustration of Chanticleer1915
Marginal illustration of the fox1915
Anne Anderson (1874 - 1930)
At once the fight began1912
Aurelius hastened to Doringen 1912
The bride entered the city1912
Emily could be seen below1912
Griselda was entirely reclothed1912
He was the soul of hospitality1912
"I give you a year and a day."1912
In attendance on the knight was his son1912
A lively lady from Bath1912
Malkin, with the distaff in her hand1807
The Man of Law was a discreet person1912
Once more she was adrift1912
The Prioress has a simple, innocent smile1912
Sad, indeed, was the poor lady's condition1912
"What think you of my new wife's beauty?"1912
The Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and...1845
The Chanon's Yeman1721
The Chaucer Pilgrim1721
The Clerk of Oxenford1721
Coat of Arms1602
The Coke's Tale of Gamelyn1721
The Cooke1721
The Doctour of Phisike1721
The Frankelein1721
The Franklin1845
The Frere1721
The Haberdasher1845
The Knight, and the Squire1845
The Knight1721
The Knight1602
The Man of Law1721
The Manciple1721
The Marchaunt1721
The Merchant1845
The Miller1845
The Miller1721
The Monk and the Friar1845
The Monk1721
The Nonne's Priest1721
The Pardoner1845
The Pardoner1721
The Parson and the Clerk1845
The Parson1721
The Plowman1721
The Prioresse1721
Procession of the Pilgrims1721
The Reeve1845
The Reve1721
The Second Nonne1721
The Sergeant-at-law, and the Doctor of Medicine1845
The Shipman1845
The Shipmann1721
Sir Thopaz1721
The Sompnour1721
The Squier1721
The Sumpnour1845
The Tabard, from Urry's edition of Chaucer, 17201845
The Wife of Bath1721
The Wife of Bath1845
Ford Madox Brown (1821 - October 6, 1893)
Chaucer reading to Edward III1907
Chaucer Reading to King Edward III (Frontispiece)1912
Gordon Frederick Browne (1858 - May 27, 1932)
"Griseld, bare-footed, in her poor rags..."
Griselda
"Griselda is Deprived of Her Child"
Patient Griselda - Chapter One
Patient Griselda - Chapter Three
Patient Griselda - Chapter Two
Edward Coley Burne-Jones (1833 - June 16, 1898)
"...And drow his sail, and saw her nevermo."1958
"...And in hir smok, with heed and foot al bare...1958
"...Me thoughte I saw an egle sore..."1958
"...whan that I hadde songe, Me thoughte she leyde...1958
"Agayn the knyght this olde wyf gan ryse, And seyde...1958
"Allas! quod she, that evere I was born!"1958
"Almighty and al merciable Quene, To whom that al...1958
"Amidde saugh I Hate sonde, That for hir wrathe,...1958
"Among thise children was a wydwes sone, A litel...1958
"Amydde a tree fordrye, as whit as chalk..."1958
"And al this hous, of whiche I rede, Was made of...1958
"And at the window leep he fro the lofte Whan she...1958
"And by the hande he held the noble quene, Corouned...1958
"And fast I sleep; and in sleping, Me mette swiche...1958
"And in a launde, upon an hille of floures, Was set...1958
"And in a privee corner, in disporte, Fond I Venus...1958
"And in the grove, at tyme and place yset, This...1958
"And maden him upon a lond to falle, Wherof that...1958
"And out he cometh by the clewe again Ful prevely,...1958
"And Pandarus, that ladde hir by the lappe, Com ner...1958
"And she, the mooste servysable of alle, Hath every...1958
"And therwithal Dyane gan appeere, With bowe in...1958
"And thus this companye of Muses yblamed casten...1958
"And to the Lord right thus I speke and seye..."1958
"And to the temple his wey forth hath he holde,...1958
"And whan she say thise poetical Muses aprochen...1958
"And whan this maister, that this magyk wroughte,...1958
"And with that word he gan to waxen reed ... And...1958
"And with that word, naked, with ful good herte,...1958
"Anoon doun kneling upon my knee, Profering for to...1958
"Before the temple-dore ful soberly Dame Pees sat,...1958
"But atte laste the statue of Venus shook And made...1958
"But I, allas, now morne shal; Bicause I was...1958
"But nathelees this mayde, bright of hewe, Fro foot...1958
"But prively she caughte forth a knyf, And...1958
"But than a cherl, foule him bityde! Bisyde the...1958
"But which a congregacioun Of folk, as I saugh rome...1958
"A compleynt hadde I, writen, in myn hond..."1958
"Criseyde ... Gan eche of hem in armes other winde...1958
"Cryseyda gan al his chere aspyen, And leet so...1958
"The double sorwe of Troilus to tellen, That was...1958
"For Narcisus, shortly to telle, By aventure com to...1958
"For which delibered was by parlement, For Antenor...1958
"For, by my trouthe, I wol be to yow bothe, This is...1958
"Ful dredfully tho gan she stonde stille, And took...1958
"Ful redy was at pryme Dyomede, Criseyde unto the...1958
"Ful wel yclothed was Fraunchyse..."1958
"The God of Love, jolyf and light, Ladde on his...1958
"Here taketh the makere of this book his leve."1958
"Hir lemman was bisyde alway, In swich a gyse, that...1958
"Hit was of Venus ... Naked fletinge in a see."1958
"How clippeth she the dede cors, allas!"1958
"I saugh a Gardin right anoon, Ful long and brood,...1958
"In at the halle-dore, al sodeynly, Ther cam a...1958
"Largesse, that sette al hir entente For to be...1958
"Little Lowis my sone, I have perceived wel by...1958
"Madame, quod he, by God that this world made..."1958
"Me thoughte she layde a greyn under my tongue" (...1902
"Me, fleinge, at a swappe he hente, And with his...1958
"Resoun men clepe that lady, Which from hir tour...1958
"She for to daunce called me..."1958
"She had ywoven in a stamin large How she was...1958
"Sire, I releesse thee thy thousand pound..."1958
"Sorowe was peynted next Envye Upon that walle of...1958
"The statue of Mars bigan his hauberk rynge; And...1958
"Thanne wolde she sitte adoun upon the grene, And...1958
"That she moste kisse his child er that it deyde...1958
"That thurgh a wyndow, thikke of many a barre Of...1958
"That, by a clewe of twyne, as he hath goon, The...1958
"Ther he was slayn, his loking doun he caste; And...1958
"Ther mighte men the royal egle finde...."1958
"Ther to me Venus the goddesse, Which ay werreyeth...1958
"Therwith Fortune seyde Chek here!"1958
"This al and som, that Arcite moot dye..."1958
"This ugly sergeant, in the same wyse That he hire...1958
"Tho saw I al the half ygrave With famous folkes...1958
"Thou art so loothly, and so oold also, And therto...1958
"Til on Criseyde it smoot, and ther it stente."1958
"Under a tree, besyde a welle, I say Cupyde our...1958
"Upon Grisilde, this povre creature, Ful ofte sithe...1958
"Upon the fyr of sacrifys she sterte, And with his...1958
"Whan I was hurt thus in that stounde, I fel doun...1958
"Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote The...1958
"Whan that this dore hadde opened me This mayden,...1958
"What did this Eolus, but he Tok out his blakke...1958
"When Adriane his wyf aslepe was..."1958
"With that my hond in his he took anoon, Of which I...1958
"Yeres and dayes fleteth this creature Thurghout...1958
Absalom1972
Alan and John1972
Alison1972
The Archdeacon 1972
The Franklin1972
Friar1972
Geoffrey Chaucer1972
Geoffrey Chaucer1972
Host of the Tabard1972
Jenkin1972
John (from The Reeve's Tale)1972
John the Carpenter1972
Nicholas1972
The Pardoner1972
Perkin Reveler1972
Perkin Reveler and Friends1972
Simkin the Miller1972
Sir January 1972
Thomas1972
The Widow1972
The Wife of Bath and Jenkin1972
The Wife of Bath1972
The Yeoman (The Devil) and The Summoner1972
The Yeoman (The Devil)1972
Edward Henry Corbould (1815 - 1905)
The Clerkes Tale1866
Frontispiece1866
The Monkes Tale1866
The Nonnes Precstes Tale1866
The Reves Tale1866
Sire Thopas and ye gret Geaunt Oliphaunt1866
The Squieres Tale1866
The Wif of Bathes Tale1866
"...a trewe swinker and a good was he."1909
"...He made the person and the peple his apes"1909
"And al was conscience and tendre herte."1909
"A clerk ther was of Oxenford also..."1909
"Cook they hadde with hem..."1909
"Everich, for the wisdom that he can..."1909
Frontispiece - "In Southwerk..."1909
"His table dormant in his halle..."1909
"His tipet was ay farsed..."1909
"In all this world ne was ther noon him lyk..."1909
"A knight ther was and that a worthy man..." 1909
"The Reve was a sclendre colerik man"1909
"She was a worthy woman..."1909
Arcite's Dream1911
Arrival of the Strangers1911
The Death of Arcite1911
Emily and Palamon1911
Emily in the Palace Garden1911
Griselda1911
Griselda and her Daughter1911
The Knight and the Lady1911
The Knight1911
The Knight's Offence1911
Ladies of Court1911
Palamon and Arcite1911
What the Knight Saw in the Wood1911
Sir W. Russell Flint (1880 - 1969)
"For certein, whan that fortune list to flee..."1913
"Ne how the goddes ronne up and doun..." (...1913
"That Jankin clerk..."1913
"Thee mene I, mayde and martir..."1913
“A lusty playne, habundant of vitaille..."1913
“Allas, fortune!"1913
“Almache answerde..."1913
“Amiddes of the temple sat meschaunce..."1913
“And after this, he dide him swich plesaunce,...1913
“And for-as-muche as a man may acquiten him-self...1913
“And he weex wroth..."1913
“And how asseged was Ipolita, The faire hardy...1913
“And on hir bare knees adoun they falle..."1913
“And she gan kisse his brest..."1913
“And to the tree she gooth ful hastily..."1913
“But whan she saugh the grisly rokkes blake..."1913
“But with glad chere to the yate is went..."1913
“Certes, for fals witnessing was Susanna..."1913
“Daunced a quuyer biforen Dorigen..."1913
“Grisilde of this..." (Frontispiece)1913
“He caste his eye upon Emelya..."1913
“His bowe he bente..."1913
“I swoor that al my walkinge out by nighte..."1913
“In Flaundres whylom was a companye..."1913
“Jalous he was..."1913
“Judith, by hir good conseil..."1913
“Night with his mantel..."1913
“Now lat us turne agayn to Januarie..."1913
“Remember yow, myn owene lord so dere..."1913
“The constable of the castel doun is fare..."1913
“This child with pitous lamentacioun..."1913
“Thise almesses shaltow doon of thyne owene...1913
“To shippe is brough this woful faire mayde...1913
“Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote..."1913
“… And on this book he swoor anoon She gilty...1913
“…The knight saugh verraily al this..."1913
Mrs. H. R. Haweis (1848 - 1898)
The Clerk1887
Dinner in the Olden Time
The Doctor of Physic1887
Dorigen and Aurelius in the Garden1887
Fair Emelye Gathering Flowers1887
The Franklin1887
The Friar1887
Griselda's Marriage1887
Griselda's Sorrow1887
The Knight1887
A Lady Crossing the Street in the Olden Time1887
The Lawyer
The Merchant1887
The Monk1887
The Parson1887
The Plowman, The Summoner, and the Pardoner1887
The Prioress1887
The Rioter1887
The Squire1887
The Wife of Bath1887
The Yeoman1887
Canterbury Cathedral1944
The Canterbury Pilgrims1944
The Bride1906
Griselda Goes Home1906
Griselda's Child is Taken Away1906
His Lordship's Choice1906
My Lord's Commands1906
The Old Love1906
The Young Bride1906
The Young Griselda (Frontispiece)1906
M. L. Kirk (1860 - 1938)
"All Day Long He Was Singing or Whistling On His...1914
"The Pardoner Had His Cakes and Ale"1914
"So Fair Was She That He Fell In Love With Her At...1914
"There They Talked and Amused Themselves All The...1914
Alehouse with Alestake1909
Approach to Cathedral, Mercury Lane, connecting...1909
The Baptistery, Canterbury Cathedral1909
The Black Prince's Well, Harbledown1909
The Canon's Yeoman1909
The Canterbury Cathedral1909
Canterbury Cathedral, Tomb of the Black Prince1909
The Chair of St. Augustine, Canterbury Cathedral1909
Chaucer1909
Chaucer's Dwelling1909
Christ Gate, Canterbury1909
The Clerk of Oxenford1909
The Cook1909
The Doctor of Physic1909
An English Pilgrim1909
The Franklin
The Friar1909
Green Court Gate, Canterbury Cathedral1909
The Grey Friars, Canterbury1909
The Guestern Hall, Winchester, Where Pilgrims Were...1909
The Jew's House in Lincoln1909
The Knight1884
The Man of Law1909
The Manciple1909
Martyrdom of St. Thomas1909
The Merchant1909
The Miller1909
The Monk1909
The Monk's Dog (2)1909
The Monk's Dog1909
Norman Crypt, Canterbury Cathedral1909
The Nun's Priest1909
The Pardoner1909
The Parson1909
Part of the Tithe Barn, Maidstone1909
A Pilgrim Rest House1909
Pilgrim's Flasks1884
The Pilgrims' Way from London1909
Portions of Ancient Hospice on both sides of Water...1909
The Prioress1909
Rochester Castle and Ground1909
The Second Nun1909
The Shipman1909
Site of the Shrine of St. Thomas, Canterbury...1909
The Squire1909
The Steward1909
The Summoner1884
The Tabard Inn1909
The Tomb of Geoffrey Chaucer, Westminster Abbey1909
Towers of West Gate, Canterbury1909
The Transept of the Martyrdom, Canterbury Cathedral...1909
The Wife of Bath1909
"The Duke rode in between the fighters"1919
The Canon-Yeoman's Tale1833
The Clerk's Tale1833
The Cook's Tale of Gamelyn1833
Gateway to Donnington Castle1833
The Knight's Tale1833
The Man of Law's Tale1833
The Nun's Priest's Tale1833
The Pardoner's Tale1833
The Prioress' Tale1833
The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury1833
The Squire's Tale1833
The Wife of Bath's Tale1833
Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922 - November 2, 1975)
Absalom1972
Alan and John1972
Alison1972
The Archdeacon 1972
The Franklin1972
Friar1972
Geoffrey Chaucer1972
Geoffrey Chaucer1972
Host of the Tabard1972
Jenkin1972
John (from The Reeve's Tale)1972
John the Carpenter1972
Nicholas1972
The Pardoner1972
Perkin Reveler1972
Perkin Reveler and Friends1972
Simkin the Miller1972
Sir January 1972
Thomas1972
The Widow1972
The Wife of Bath and Jenkin1972
The Wife of Bath1972
The Yeoman (The Devil) and The Summoner1972
The Yeoman (The Devil)1972
"Five maidens came bringing gifts"1920s?
"The garden is watched by eight magicians"1920s?
"He entered like a madman, barefooted and grimacing...1920s?
"He went to his father and begged for new clothes"1920s?
"She brought the mirror to Cambuscan"1920s?
"She ran up hastily and seized his bridle"1920s?
"They all sat down and had a good dinner"1920s?
Canterbury Cathedral1944
The Canterbury Pilgrims1944
Canterbury Cathedral1944
The Canterbury Pilgrims1944
"After Him! The Fox, the Fox!"1909
"After him! the fox, the fox!"1907
"'Alas!' she wailed, 'I have done no evil'"1907
"Alas!" She Wailed, "I Have Done No Evil"1909
"Arcite Spurred his Horse Down the Lists"1909
"Arcite spurred his horse down the lists"1907
"Come a little nearer, John"1907
"Come a Little Nearer, John!"1909
Constance (Frontispiece)1909
"Down they squatted by this precious hoard"1907
"He told Aurelius what was in his mind"1907
"I am Palamon, thy mortal foe!"1907
"On and on she drifted"1907
"Pay No Heed to Him. He is Mad."1909
"Pay no heed to him; he is mad"1907
"She walked humbly, yet proudly"1907
"She Walked Humbly, Yet Proudly"1909
"Sir Knight, your way does not lie hither"1907
"We rode away to St. Thomas's Well"1907
W. Heath Robinson (1872 - 1944)
"Alas! of all the ships I see, is there never one...1905
"He Saw The Magician Standing On the Shore"1905
"Lord Walter Came Into the Room"1905
"Palamon Lay Beside a Pool of Water"1905
"She Rose to Curtsy To Him"1905
"She thought of the two young princes who were...1905
"To Them She Seemed a Martyr"1905
"When Her Boy Lay Asleep She Knelt At the Prow"1905
John Saunders (1811 - 1895)
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale (2)1847
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale (3)1847
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale1847
The Clerk's Tale (2)1847
The Clerk's Tale (3)1847
The Clerk's Tale1847
The Franklin's Tale (2)1847
The Franklin's Tale (3)1847
The Franklin's Tale1847
The Friar's Tale (2)1847
The Friar's Tale (3)1847
The Friar's Tale1847
The Knight's Tale (2)1847
The Knight's Tale (3)1847
The Man of Law's Tale (2)1847
The Man of Law's Tale (3)1847
The Man of Law's Tale1847
The Nun's Priest's Tale (2)1847
The Nun's Priest's Tale (3)1847
The Nun's Priest's Tale1847
The Pardoner's Tale (2)1847
The Pardoner's Tale (3)1847
The Pardoner's Tale1847
The Squire's Tale (2)1847
The Squire's Tale (3)1847
The Squire's Tale1847
The Wife of Bath's Tale (2)1847
The Wife of Bath's Tale (3)1847
The Wife of Bath's Tale1847
Arthur's Queen Propounds a Difficult Question1884
The Boy Answering the Request of the Inebriates1884
Emelye, the Queen's Sister, in the Palace Garden1884
Espousals of Palamon and Emelye1884
Griselda Bereft of her First-born1884
The Halt near the "Watering of St. Thomas"1884
King Ella Beholding his Son for the First Time1884
The Meeting of Dorigen and Aurelius1884
Prudence Seeking to Comfort Melibeus1884
The Rival Cousins: - Palamon Rushing from...1884
The Summoner Making his Unjust Demands1884
"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that...1914
"It was in the monasteries that books were written...1914
John Speed (1552 - 1629)
Frontispiece - Chaucer and his Genealogy1602
Hugh Thomson (1860 - 1920)
(Frontispiece) "The cow ran, the calf ran..."1904
"...'which do you think is the better off?"1904
"Algarsif faced the Genie undaunted"1920s?
"The arrival of John Lydgate."1904
"Brought her back into the banquet hall."1904
Canacee and the Peregrine Falcon1920s?
"The carter patted and encouraged his horses."1904
"Caught him such a buffet."1904
The Combat1904
"Fighting furiously as two wild boars."1904
"Gathering flowers 'white and red."1904
"A Good-wife from Bath, on an ambling nag."1904
"He has a waist as fairly-shaped as mine."1904
Hubert the Friar1904
"Madam, will you walk with me in the garden?"1904
"The Miller rode bravely at the head..."1904
"Not a living thing remained..."1904
"The Pardoner had his cakes and ale."1904
"She fed her little lap-dogs on cake."1904
"Shoving him this way and that to make him stay on...1904
The Squire1904
"The Story of Cambuscan Bold"1920s?
"They found a great heap of golden florins piled up...1904
"They pressed to see the Horse of Brass, murmuring...1904
They saw the spires and battlements of Canterbury...1904
"They swarmed round to see the Horse of Brass"1920s?
"This is my Bride' he cried."1904
"Two travellers overtook them."1904
"Walter had often seen this maiden as he rode out...1904
George Vertue (1684 - 1756)
Frontispiece - Portrait of Chaucer1721
The Canon-Yeoman's Tale1833
The Clerk's Tale1833
The Cook's Tale of Gamelyn1833
Gateway to Donnington Castle1833
The Knight's Tale1833
The Man of Law's Tale1833
The Nun's Priest's Tale1833
The Pardoner's Tale1833
The Prioress' Tale1833
The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury1833
The Squire's Tale1833
The Wife of Bath's Tale1833
Milo Winter (1888 - August 15, 1956)
"Come here, Sir Priest! ride in the midst with me...1909
"Now let us ride and hearken what I say." 1909
"Trencher, tankard, pot, and cannikin Appeased all...1909
Anne Anderson (1874 - 1930)
Ford Madox Brown (1821 - October 6, 1893)
Gordon Frederick Browne (1858 - May 27, 1932)
Edward Coley Burne-Jones (1833 - June 16, 1898)
1958
1958
1958
Edward Henry Corbould (1815 - 1905)
Sir W. Russell Flint (1880 - 1969)
Mrs. H. R. Haweis (1848 - 1898)
M. L. Kirk (1860 - 1938)
Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922 - November 2, 1975)
W. Heath Robinson (1872 - 1944)
John Saunders (1811 - 1895)
John Speed (1552 - 1629)
Hugh Thomson (1860 - 1920)
George Vertue (1684 - 1756)
Milo Winter (1888 - August 15, 1956)
(Frontispiece) "The cow...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"...a trewe swinker and a...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"...And drow his sail, and...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"...And in hir smok, with...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"...He made the person and...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"...Me thoughte I saw an...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"...whan that I hadde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"...'which do you think is...Thomson, Hugh 1904
AbsalomPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"After Him! The Fox, the...Prout, Victor 1909
"After him! the fox, the...Prout, Victor 1907
"Agayn the knyght this...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Alan and JohnPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"Alas! of all the ships I...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"'Alas!' she wailed, 'I...Prout, Victor 1907
"Alas!" She Wailed, "I...Prout, Victor 1909
Alehouse with AlestakeMacDonall, Angus 1909
"Algarsif faced the Genie...Thomson, Hugh 1920s?
AlisonPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"All Day Long He Was...Kirk, M. L. 1914
"Allas! quod she, that...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Almighty and al merciable...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Amidde saugh I Hate sonde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Among thise children was...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Amydde a tree fordrye, as...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And al this hous, of...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And al was conscience and...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"And at the window leep he...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And by the hande he held...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And fast I sleep; and in...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And in a launde, upon an...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And in a privee corner,...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And in the grove, at tyme...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And maden him upon a lond...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And out he cometh by the...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And Pandarus, that ladde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And she, the mooste...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And therwithal Dyane gan...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And thus this companye of...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And to the Lord right...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And to the temple his wey...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And whan she say thise...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And whan this maister,...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And with that word he gan...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"And with that word, naked...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Anoon doun kneling upon...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Approach to Cathedral,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Archdeacon Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"Arcite spurred his horse...Prout, Victor 1907
"Arcite Spurred his Horse...Prout, Victor 1909
Arcite's DreamEwen, Edith 1911
"The arrival of John...Thomson, Hugh 1904
Arrival of the StrangersEwen, Edith 1911
Arthur's Queen Propounds a...Scannell, E. M. 1884
At once the fight beganAnderson, Anne 1912
Aurelius hastened to...Anderson, Anne 1912
The Baptistery, Canterbury...MacDonall, Angus 1909
"Before the temple-dore...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Black Prince's Well,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Boy Answering the...Scannell, E. M. 1884
The bride entered the city...Anderson, Anne 1912
The BrideJames, Gilbert 1906
"Brought her back into the...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"But atte laste the statue...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"But I, allas, now morne...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"But nathelees this mayde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"But prively she caughte...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"But than a cherl, foule...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"But which a congregacioun...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Canacee and the Peregrine...Thomson, Hugh 1920s?
The Canon-Yeoman's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The Canon's YeomanMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Canon's Yeoman1911
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale...Saunders, John 1847
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale...Saunders, John 1847
The Canon's Yeoman's TaleSaunders, John 1847
Canterbury CathedralPowell, Michael 1944
The Canterbury CathedralMacDonall, Angus 1909
Canterbury Cathedral, Tomb...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Canterbury Pilgrims...1902
The Canterbury PilgrimsPowell, Michael 1944
Carpenter, Haberdasher,...1845
The Carpenter, the Webbe...Anonymous 1845
"The carter patted and...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"Caught him such a buffet...Thomson, Hugh 1904
The Chair of St. Augustine...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Chanon's YemanAnonymous 1721
Chanticleer and PerteloteAdams, Frank 1915
Chaucer1845
ChaucerMacDonall, Angus 1909
Chaucer1911
The Chaucer PilgrimAnonymous 1721
Chaucer Portrait1902
Chaucer reading to Edward...Brown, Ford Madox 1907
Chaucer Reading to King...Brown, Ford Madox 1912
Chaucer's DwellingMacDonall, Angus 1909
Chaunticleer and the FoxAdams, Frank 1915
Christ Gate, CanterburyMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Clerk of OxenfordMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Clerk of OxenfordAnonymous 1721
"A clerk ther was of...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
The Clerk1911
The ClerkHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Clerkes TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The Clerk's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Clerk's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Clerk's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The Clerk's TaleSaunders, John 1847
Coat of ArmsAnonymous 1602
The Coke's Tale of Gamelyn...Anonymous 1721
The CombatThomson, Hugh 1904
"Come a little nearer,...Prout, Victor 1907
"Come a Little Nearer,...Prout, Victor 1909
"Come here, Sir Priest!...Winter, Milo 1909
"A compleynt hadde I,...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Constance (Frontispiece)Prout, Victor 1909
"Cook they hadde with hem...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
The CookMacDonall, Angus 1909
The CookeAnonymous 1721
The Cook's Tale of Gamelyn...Mott, W. H. 1833
"Criseyde ... Gan eche of...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The CrowdAdams, Frank 1915
"Cryseyda gan al his chere...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Death of ArciteEwen, Edith 1911
Dinner in the Olden TimeHaweis, Mrs. H. R.
The Doctor of PhysicMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Doctor of PhysicHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Doctour of PhisikeAnonymous 1721
Dorigen and Aurelius in...Haweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
"The double sorwe of...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Down they squatted by...Prout, Victor 1907
"The Duke rode in between...Michael, A. C. 1919
Emelye, the Queen's Sister...Scannell, E. M. 1884
Emily and PalamonEwen, Edith 1911
Emily could be seen belowAnderson, Anne 1912
Emily in the Palace Garden...Ewen, Edith 1911
An English PilgrimMacDonall, Angus 1909
Espousals of Palamon and...Scannell, E. M. 1884
"Everich, for the wisdom...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
Fair Emelye Gathering...Haweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
"Fighting furiously as two...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"Five maidens came...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
"For certein, whan that...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
"For Narcisus, shortly to...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"For which delibered was...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"For, by my trouthe, I wol...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The FoxAdams, Frank 1915
The FrankeleinAnonymous 1721
The Franklin and the...1845
The FranklinHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The FranklinPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The FranklinAnonymous 1845
The FranklinMacDonall, Angus
The Franklin's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Franklin's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Franklin's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The FrereAnonymous 1721
FriarPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The FriarHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Friar1911
The FriarMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Friar's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Friar's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Friar's TaleSaunders, John 1847
FrontispieceCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
Frontispiece - Chaucer and...Speed, John 1602
Frontispiece - "In...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
Frontispiece - Portrait of...Vertue, George 1721
"Ful dredfully tho gan she...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Ful redy was at pryme...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Ful wel yclothed was...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"The garden is watched by...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
Gateway to Donnington...Williams, S. 1833
"Gathering flowers 'white...Thomson, Hugh 1904
Geoffrey ChaucerPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
Geoffrey ChaucerPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"The God of Love, jolyf...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"A Good-wife from Bath, on...Thomson, Hugh 1904
Green Court Gate,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Grey Friars,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
"Griseld, bare-footed, in...Browne, Gordon Frederick
GriseldaEwen, Edith 1911
GriseldaBrowne, Gordon Frederick
Griselda and her DaughterEwen, Edith 1911
Griselda Bereft of her...Scannell, E. M. 1884
Griselda Goes HomeJames, Gilbert 1906
"Griselda is Deprived of...Browne, Gordon Frederick
Griselda was entirely...Anderson, Anne 1912
Griselda's Child is Taken...James, Gilbert 1906
Griselda's MarriageHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
Griselda's SorrowHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Guestern Hall,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The HaberdasherAnonymous 1845
The Halt near the "...Scannell, E. M. 1884
"He entered like a madman...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
"He has a waist as fairly-...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"He Saw The Magician...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"He told Aurelius what was...Prout, Victor 1907
He was the soul of...Anderson, Anne 1912
"He went to his father and...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
Headpiece for Nun's Priest...Adams, Frank 1915
"Here taketh the makere of...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Hir lemman was bisyde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
His Lordship's ChoiceJames, Gilbert 1906
"His table dormant in his...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"His tipet was ay farsed...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"Hit was of Venus ......Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Host and the Cook1845
Host of the TabardPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"How clippeth she the dede...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Hubert the FriarThomson, Hugh 1904
"I am Palamon, thy mortal...Prout, Victor 1907
"I give you a year and a...Anderson, Anne 1912
"I saugh a Gardin right...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"In all this world ne was...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
"In at the halle-dore, al...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
In attendance on the...Anderson, Anne 1912
"It is a Company of...Skelton, John R. 1914
"It was in the monasteries...Skelton, John R. 1914
JenkinPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Jew's House in Lincoln...MacDonall, Angus 1909
John (from The Reeve's...Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
John the CarpenterPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
King Ella Beholding his...Scannell, E. M. 1884
The Knight and the LadyEwen, Edith 1911
The Knight and the Squire1845
"A knight ther was and...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
The Knight, and the Squire...Anonymous 1845
The KnightEwen, Edith 1911
The KnightAnonymous 1721
The KnightHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The KnightMacDonall, Angus 1884
The KnightAnonymous 1602
The Knight1911
The Knight's OffenceEwen, Edith 1911
The Knight's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Knight's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Knight's Tale1847
The Knight's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
Ladies of CourtEwen, Edith 1911
A Lady Crossing the Street...Haweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
"Largesse, that sette al...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The LawyerHaweis, Mrs. H. R.
"Little Lowis my sone, I...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
A lively lady from BathAnderson, Anne 1912
"Lord Walter Came Into the...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"Madam, will you walk with...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"Madame, quod he, by God...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Malkin, with the distaff...Anderson, Anne 1807
The Man of Law was a...Anderson, Anne 1912
The Man of LawMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Man of LawAnonymous 1721
The Man of Law's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Man of Law's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Man of Law's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The Man of Law's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The Manciple1911
The MancipleAnonymous 1721
The MancipleMacDonall, Angus 1909
The MarchauntAnonymous 1721
Marginal illustration of...Adams, Frank 1915
Marginal illustration of...Adams, Frank 1915
Martyrdom of St. ThomasMacDonall, Angus 1909
"Me thoughte she layde a...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1902
"Me, fleinge, at a swappe...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Meeting of Dorigen and...Scannell, E. M. 1884
The MerchantHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The MerchantMacDonall, Angus 1909
The MerchantAnonymous 1845
"The Miller rode bravely...Thomson, Hugh 1904
Miller, Manciple, and Reve...1845
The MillerMacDonall, Angus 1909
The MillerAnonymous 1845
The MillerAnonymous 1721
The Monk and the Friar1845
The Monk and the FriarAnonymous 1845
The MonkAnonymous 1721
The MonkMacDonall, Angus 1909
The MonkHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Monk1911
The Monkes TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The Monk's Dog (2)MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Monk's DogMacDonall, Angus 1909
My Lord's CommandsJames, Gilbert 1906
"Ne how the goddes ronne...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
NicholasPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Nonnes Precstes TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The Nonne's PriestAnonymous 1721
Norman Crypt, Canterbury...MacDonall, Angus 1909
"Not a living thing...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"Now let us ride and...Winter, Milo 1909
The Nun's PriestMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Nun's Priest
The Nun's Priest's Tale (2...Saunders, John 1847
The Nun's Priest's Tale (3...Saunders, John 1847
The Nun's Priest's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The Nun's Priest's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The Old LoveJames, Gilbert 1906
"On and on she drifted"Prout, Victor 1907
Once more she was adriftAnderson, Anne 1912
Palamon and ArciteEwen, Edith 1911
"Palamon Lay Beside a Pool...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"The Pardoner Had His...Kirk, M. L. 1914
"The Pardoner had his...Thomson, Hugh 1904
The PardonerMacDonall, Angus 1909
The PardonerAnonymous 1721
The PardonerAnonymous 1845
The PardonerPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Pardoner1911
The Pardoner's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Pardoner's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Pardoner's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The Pardoner's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The Parson and the Clerk...1845
The Parson and the ClerkAnonymous 1845
The ParsonMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Parson1911
The ParsonHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The ParsonAnonymous 1721
Part of the Tithe Barn,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
Patient Griselda - Chapter...Browne, Gordon Frederick
Patient Griselda - Chapter...Browne, Gordon Frederick
Patient Griselda - Chapter...Browne, Gordon Frederick
"Pay No Heed to Him. He is...Prout, Victor 1909
"Pay no heed to him; he is...Prout, Victor 1907
Perkin RevelerPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
Perkin Reveler and Friends...Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
A Pilgrim Rest HouseMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Pilgrims at the Tabard...1845
Pilgrim's FlasksMacDonall, Angus 1884
The Pilgrims' Way from...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Pious Constance1871
The Ploughman and Shipman1845
The PlowmanAnonymous 1721
The Plowman, The Summoner...Haweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
Portions of Ancient...MacDonall, Angus 1909
Portrait of Chaucer1845
The Prioress and the Wife...1845
The Prioress has a simple...Anderson, Anne 1912
The Prioress' TaleMott, W. H. 1833
The PrioressHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Prioress1911
The PrioressMacDonall, Angus 1909
The PrioresseAnonymous 1721
Procession of the Pilgrims...Anonymous 1721
The Procession of the...Williams, S. 1833
Prudence Seeking to...Scannell, E. M. 1884
The ReeveAnonymous 1845
"Resoun men clepe that...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"The Reve was a sclendre...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
The ReveAnonymous 1721
The Reves TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The RioterHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Rival Cousins: -...Scannell, E. M. 1884
Rochester Castle and...MacDonall, Angus 1909
Sad, indeed, was the poor...Anderson, Anne 1912
The Second NonneAnonymous 1721
The Second NunMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Sergeant at Law1911
The Sergeant-at-Law and...1845
The Sergeant-at-law, and...Anonymous 1845
"She brought the mirror to...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
"She fed her little lap-...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"She for to daunce called...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"She had ywoven in a...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"She ran up hastily and...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
"She Rose to Curtsy To Him...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"She thought of the two...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
"She walked humbly, yet...Prout, Victor 1907
"She Walked Humbly, Yet...Prout, Victor 1909
"She was a worthy woman...Dudley, Ambrose 1909
The ShipmanAnonymous 1845
The ShipmanMacDonall, Angus 1909
The ShipmannAnonymous 1721
"Shoving him this way and...Thomson, Hugh 1904
Simkin the MillerPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
Sir January Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"Sir Knight, your way does...Prout, Victor 1907
Sir ThopazAnonymous 1721
Sire Thopas and ye gret...Corbould, Edward Henry 1866
"Sire, I releesse thee thy...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
Site of the Shrine of St....MacDonall, Angus 1909
"So Fair Was She That He...Kirk, M. L. 1914
The SompnourAnonymous 1721
"Sorowe was peynted next...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The SquierAnonymous 1721
The Squieres TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The Squire1911
The SquireHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The SquireMacDonall, Angus 1909
The SquireThomson, Hugh 1904
The Squire's Tale (2)Saunders, John 1847
The Squire's Tale (3)Saunders, John 1847
The Squire's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The Squire's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
"The statue of Mars bigan...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The StewardMacDonall, Angus 1909
"The Story of Cambuscan...Thomson, Hugh 1920s?
The Summoner Making his...Scannell, E. M. 1884
The SummonerMacDonall, Angus 1884
The Summoner1911
The Sumpnour and Pardoner1845
The SumpnourAnonymous 1845
The Tabard InnMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Tabard, from Urry's...Anonymous 1845
The Tabard1845
The Tabard1845
The Talbot1845
"Thanne wolde she sitte...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"That Jankin clerk..."Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
"That she moste kisse his...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"That thurgh a wyndow,...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"That, by a clewe of twyne...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Thee mene I, mayde and...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
"Ther he was slayn, his...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Ther mighte men the royal...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Ther to me Venus the...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"There They Talked and...Kirk, M. L. 1914
"Therwith Fortune seyde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"They all sat down and had...Peacock, Mabel R. 1920s?
"They found a great heap...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"They pressed to see the...Thomson, Hugh 1904
They saw the spires and...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"They swarmed round to see...Thomson, Hugh 1920s?
"This al and som, that...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"This is my Bride' he...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"This ugly sergeant, in...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Tho saw I al the half...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
ThomasPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
"Thou art so loothly, and...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Til on Criseyde it smoot...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"To Them She Seemed a...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
The Tomb of Geoffrey...MacDonall, Angus 1909
Towers of West Gate,...MacDonall, Angus 1909
The Transept of the...MacDonall, Angus 1909
"Trencher, tankard, pot,...Winter, Milo 1909
The Two Noble Kinsmen1871
"Two travellers overtook...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"Under a tree, besyde a...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Upon Grisilde, this povre...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Upon the fyr of sacrifys...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Walter had often seen...Thomson, Hugh 1904
"We rode away to St....Prout, Victor 1907
"Whan I was hurt thus in...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Whan that Aprille with...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"Whan that this dore hadde...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"What did this Eolus, but...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
What the Knight Saw in the...Ewen, Edith 1911
"What think you of my new...Anderson, Anne 1912
"When Adriane his wyf...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
"When Her Boy Lay Asleep...Robinson, W. Heath 1905
The WidowPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Wif of Bathes TaleCorbould, Edward Henry 1866
The Wife of Bath and...Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Wife of BathHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
The Wife of Bath1911
The Wife of BathAnonymous 1845
The Wife of BathAnonymous 1721
The Wife of BathMacDonall, Angus 1909
The Wife of BathPasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Wife of Bath's Tale (2...Saunders, John 1847
The Wife of Bath's Tale (3...Saunders, John 1847
The Wife of Bath's TaleSaunders, John 1847
The Wife of Bath's TaleMott, W. H. 1833
"With that my hond in his...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Yeoman (The Devil) and...Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The Yeoman (The Devil)Pasolini, Pier Paolo 1972
The YeomanHaweis, Mrs. H. R. 1887
"Yeres and dayes fleteth...Burne-Jones, Edward Coley 1958
The Young BrideJames, Gilbert 1906
The Young Griselda (...James, Gilbert 1906
“A lusty playne,...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Allas, fortune!"Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Almache answerde..."Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Amiddes of the temple...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And after this, he dide...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And for-as-muche as a...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And he weex wroth..."Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And how asseged was...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And on hir bare knees...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And she gan kisse his...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“And to the tree she...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“But whan she saugh the...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“But with glad chere to...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Certes, for fals...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Daunced a quuyer...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Grisilde of this..." (...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“He caste his eye upon...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“His bowe he bente..."Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“I swoor that al my...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“In Flaundres whylom was...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Jalous he was..."Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Judith, by hir good...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Night with his mantel...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Now lat us turne agayn...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Remember yow, myn owene...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“The constable of the...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“This child with pitous...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Thise almesses shaltow...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“To shippe is brough...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“Whan that Aprille with...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“… And on this book he...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
“…The knight saugh...Flint, Sir W. Russell 1913
"...whan that I hadde songe, Me thoughte she leyde a greyn upon my tonge..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Agayn the knyght this olde wyf gan ryse, And seyde: Sire knyght, heerforth ne lith no wey..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Alas! of all the ships I see, is there never one that will bring home my lord"by W. Heath Robinson
1905
"Almighty and al merciable Quene, To whom that al this world fleeth for socour..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Amidde saugh I Hate sonde, That for hir wrathe, ire, and onde, Semed to been a moveresse..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Among thise children was a wydwes sone, A litel clergeon, seven yeer of age..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And at the window leep he fro the lofte Whan she hath warned him, and doon him bote."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And by the hande he held the noble quene, Corouned with whyte, & clothed al in grene..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And in a launde, upon an hille of floures, Was set this noble goddesse Nature..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And in a privee corner, in disporte, Fond I Venus and hir porter Richesse..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And in the grove, at tyme and place yset, This Arcite and this Palamon ben met."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And maden him upon a lond to falle, Wherof that Phillis lady was and quene..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And out he cometh by the clewe again Ful prevely, whan he this beste hath slain..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And Pandarus, that ladde hir by the lappe, Com ner, and gan in at the curtin pyke..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And she, the mooste servysable of alle, Hath every chambre arrayed and his halle."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And therwithal Dyane gan appeere, With bowe in honde, right as an hunteresse..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And thus this companye of Muses yblamed casten wrothly the chere dounward to the erthe..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And to the temple his wey forth hath he holde, Wheras he knew he sholde his lady see."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And whan she say thise poetical Muses aprochen aboute my bed, and endytinge wordes to my wepinges, she was a litel amoved, and glowede with cruel eyen...by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And whan this maister, that this magyk wroughte, Saugh it was tyme, he clapte his handes two..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And with that word he gan to waxen reed ... And sobreliche on hir he threw his look..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"And with that word, naked, with ful good herte, Among the serpents in the pit she sterte..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Anoon doun kneling upon my knee, Profering for to kisse his feet..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
Approach to Cathedral, Mercury Lane, connecting with Christ Gate, Canterbury Cathedralby Angus MacDonall
1909
"Before the temple-dore ful soberly Dame Pees sat, with a curteyn in hir hond..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"But nathelees this mayde, bright of hewe, Fro foot to heed they clothed han al newe."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"But prively she caughte forth a knyf, And therwithal she rafte herself her lyf..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"But than a cherl, foule him bityde! Bisyde the roses gan him hyde..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Cryseyda gan al his chere aspyen, And leet so softe it in hir herte sinke, That to hirself she seyde: Who yaf me drinke?"by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"The double sorwe of Troilus to tellen, That was the king Priamus sone of Troye..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"For Narcisus, shortly to telle, By aventure com to that welle To reste him..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"For which delibered was by parlement, For Antenor to yelden up Criseyde..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"For, by my trouthe, I wol be to yow bothe, This is to seyn, ye, bothe fair and good."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Ful dredfully tho gan she stonde stille, And took it nought, but al hir humble chere Gan for to chaunge..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Ful redy was at pryme Dyomede, Criseyde unto the Grekes ost to lede..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"The God of Love, jolyf and light, Ladde on his honde a lady bright..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Hir lemman was bisyde alway, In swich a gyse, that he hir kiste..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"I saugh a Gardin right anoon, Ful long and brood, and everydel Enclos it was, and walled wel..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"In at the halle-dore, al sodeynly, Ther cam a knyght upon a steede of bras..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that Chaucer paints for us, he himself being of the Company." by John R. Skelton
1914
"It was in the monasteries that books were written and copied." (Frontispiece)by John R. Skelton
1914
"Largesse, that sette al hir entente For to be honourable and free..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Me, fleinge, at a swappe he hente, And with his sours agayn up wente..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Resoun men clepe that lady, Which from hir tour deliverly Come doun to me withouten more."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"She had ywoven in a stamin large How she was broght from Athenes in a barge..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"The statue of Mars bigan his hauberk rynge; And with that soun he herde a murmurynge..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Thanne wolde she sitte adoun upon the grene, And pitously into the see biholde..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"That thurgh a wyndow, thikke of many a barre Of iren, greet and square as any sparre, He cast his eye upon Emelya..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"That, by a clewe of twyne, as he hath goon, The same wey he may returne anoon..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Ther he was slayn, his loking doun he caste; And in himself he lough right at the wo..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Ther to me Venus the goddesse, Which ay werreyeth Chastite, Came of hir grace, to socoure me..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"This ugly sergeant, in the same wyse That he hire doghter caughte..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Thou art so loothly, and so oold also, And therto comen of so lough a kynde..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Under a tree, besyde a welle, I say Cupyde our lord his arwes forge and fyle..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Upon Grisilde, this povre creature, Ful ofte sithe this markys sette his eye..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Upon the fyr of sacrifys she sterte, And with his swerd she roof her to the herte."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Whan I was hurt thus in that stounde, I fel doun plat unto the grounde."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote The droghte of March hath perced to the roote..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Whan that this dore hadde opened me This mayden, semely for to see..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"With that my hond in his he took anoon, Of which I comfort caughte, and wente in faste..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
"Yeres and dayes fleteth this creature Thurghout the see of Grece..."by Edward Coley Burne-Jones
1958
“And after this, he dide him swich plesaunce, That he him shewed his lady on a daunce” -Frankeleyns Taleby Sir W. Russell Flint
1913