IL3667090:
"And how he asseged was Ipolita, the faire hardy queen of Scithia" (The Knights Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667094:
"For Certein, whan that fortune list to flee" (The Monks Tale) , from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667098:
"Grisilde of this, God woot ful innocent" (The Clerkes Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667101:
"Now let us turn agayn to Januarie" (The Marchntes Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667103:
"And after this, he dide him switch pleasaunce" (The Frankkeleyns Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667105:
"Almache answerde, chees oon of thise two" he (Second Noones Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3667108:
"Certes, for fals witnessing was Susanna in ful gret sorwe and peyne" (The Persones Tale), from The Canterbury Tales published by The Medici Society Limited, 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
XLA3761337:
Sir Launcelot Observing a Sick Man Being Cured by Sangreal (Holy Grail) (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482346:
Morgan Le Fay was put to school in a nunnery, from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482347:
Then was she girt with a noble sword where of the king had marvel, from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482355:
This espied King Mark, how she kneeled down and said "Sweet lord Jesu, have mercy upon me", from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482356:
"Madam" said Sir Tristram, "this is a fair shield and mighty", from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482358:
He gave him such a buffet upon the helm with his sword that King Arthur had no power to keep his saddle, from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482362:
And Therewith on his hands and on his knees he went so nigh he touched the holy vessel, from 'Le Morte D'Arthur', publ. 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482363:
"Ah, Sir Boers, gentle knight, hav emercy on us all", from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482365:
"My knights, and my servants and my true children, which become out of my deadly life into spiritual life", from Le Morte D'Arthur published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL3482367:
How Sir Launcelot and his kinsmen rescued the Queen from the fire, from 'Le Morte D'Arthur' published by Medici Society Ltd 1929 (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images
IL370421:
'She stood and looked at him with her clear grey eyes', from 'The Heroes Medici' (colour litho), Flint, William Russell (1880-1969) / Bridgeman Images