The Drawings of William Thomas Horton (1864-1919)

The following reproductions of the drawings of William Thomas Horton, listed in chronological order, complete the article William Thomas Horton (in french).

The Savoy

They have sharpened their tongues like a serpent ; adders' poison is under their lips. (Ps 140 v 3)
Giving heed to seducer spirits (1 Tim. iv 1)
Strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth inti lite, and few there be that find it (Math.vii, 14)

Now more than ever seems it rich to die
To cease upon the midnight without pain (Keats).

The Dome

1898 in The Dome, May 1898, vol. 5, Unicorn Press, page 23

Where the Bee Sucks
The Edge of the Wood
The Canal
The Seven Trees
From the Parapet

The Book of Images

Horton, William Thomas (1898) The Book of Images, Unicorn Press, p. 74

By the canal
Château Ultime
The old pier
Notre-Dame de Paris
Trees walking
La rue des petits-toits
Loneliness
The wave
Nocturne
The Gap
The viaduct
The path to the Moon
Diana
All thy waves are gone over me
Manon
St. George
Temptation
Sancta dei Genitrix
The Angel of Death
Ascending into Heaven
Rosa Mystica
Assumptio
Be strong

The Pit and the Pendulum

Poe, Edgar Allan (1899) The Raven, The Pit and the Pendulum, London: L. Smithers

While I pondered . . .Over many a quaint and curious volume
And the Raven . . still is sitting . . , On the pallid bust of Pallas
The seven tall candles upon the table

But my lips, and the uppoer portion of my head . . . touched nothing
I saw that some ten or twelve vibrations would bring the steel in actual contact with my robe
The sulphurous light . . . proceeded from a fissure. . . at the base of the walls
An outstretched arm caught my own as I fell

Hunger

Hamsun, Knut (1899) Hunger, London: L. Smithers

Modern book-binding & their authors

Two cover designs are published in Modern book-bing & their authors by Esther Wood, John Lane, New-York & London, 1900, see pages 36 and 54-55.

The Grig's Book

1900 : The Grig's Book by William T. Horton, published by Moffat & Page, 1900, 30 pages. The only image available is that of Dick Whittington and his cat, published in The Poster, December 1900.

Grant Richards's Children's Annual for 1903

Richards, Grant (1903) Grant Richards's Children's Annual for 1903, London

The Poster

Five drawings were published in The Poster, vol. 4, april 1900, pages 228-231.

Withdean mill, Brighton
Book décoration

An advertisement design
An advertissement design
A poster

The Green Sheaf

The Green Sheaf (1903-4), founded by Pamela Colman-Smith was an esoteric journal.

The world of imagination is the world of eternity. It is the divine bosom into which we shall go after the death of the vegetated body.

The world of imagination is infinite and eternal, wherears the world of generation or vegetation is finite and temporal.

There exists in that eternal world the eternal realities of everything which we see reflected in this vegetable glass of nature.

William Blake.

THE DEFINITE.

"To see the world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower ; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour."

William Blake

William Blake
La Tranquillita
The Definite
Château de Garde

The Studio

En 1905 The Studio, vol 35, page 334 published three drawings.

Windmill hill

The populars
The Style

The Annals of Psychical Science

The Annals of Psychical Science　vol.7 1908

The Way of the Soul

Horton, William Thomas (1910) The Way of the Soul, London: Rider

The Mahatma and the Hare

Rider Haggard, Henry (1911) The Mahatma and the Harel, London: Longmans and Green

Then, from between the Wardens of the Gates, flowed forth the Helpers...
I went to a bridge I knew
I, who myself was worshipped as a God
Changed indeed, Mysterious, Wonderfull
The Great White Road
Guided, Guarded by the Sprirts of Dead Suns

The Occult Review

The Occult Review December 1912, pages 313-320 archive copy at the Wayback Machine publie : The Legend of a Life de William T. Horton avec neuf dessins dans le texte.

Roger Ingpen - W.T. Horton : A Selection of his work

In 1929, ten years after Horton's death, his friend, Roger Ingpen, published : William Thomas Horton (1864-1919) - A Selection of his work with a biographical Sketch, published by Ingpen & Grant.