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 Exhibition of 1862. An engraving from it, by James Stephenson, 15 by 11 inches, was published by Colnaghi, of Pall Mall.


 * The most wonderful, perhaps, of all the portraits, and reminding us of Tennyson'a own lines in "Elaine":

Mr. Watts's second portrait of Tennyson, with a background of laurel, was exhibited at Gambart's Gallery in 1867.

Photographs by. 1863-1865.

Photograph by, published June, 1864.

Various Photographs by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company.