"Didi" (line drawing of his mother's dog) 1903

Sketch of Swinburne, Rossetti and a Pre-Raphaelite lady for a fresco in Villino Chiaro

Pencil and watercolor sketch of a girl's face in a Regency mirror

Granville Barker (ink and pencil) ca. 1907

Self portrait as Otto von Bismarck (pencil)

"Walter Ledgett and Felix Argallo" (pencil sketch of characters from Seven Men ca 1919

"These things adjudged perfect: 1. Beerbohm 2. Packmann 3. Genee" (pen, self portrait)

"Some masters of forty years ago" (ink & blue wash) 1928

"Vague memories of some of them" (red crayon and blue wash) ca 1928

Florence Beerbohm portrait (pencil and wash) 1913

"Mr Charles Brookfield" (pencil and wash)

Big nosed man in evening dress, speaking from a stage (ink and pastel)

"Miss Mona Limerick" (ink and wash) 1909

"The Perfidious Devotee" (George Wyndham) (ink, published in The World) 1900

"The Amateur Nurse" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"Apollo and Marsyas, ie, Kipling and Alfred Austen" (ink, published in The World) 1900

Head and shoulders of a bored soldier with a rifle (ink, published in The World) 1900

"The British Volunteer" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"The Yellow Peril" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"Herbert Gladstone" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"The Unsuccessful Decoy" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"Southampton Docks" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"Controllers of our Naval Policy" (ink, published in The World) 1900

"Napoleon Crossing the Alps" (ink, published in The World) 1900

Big fish caught on hooks resembling a soldier and a sailor (ink, published in The World) 1900

Paper covers for A Survey by Max Beerbohm 1921

Pencil sketches of men in profile from the collection of Reginald Turner

Part of the fresco at Rapallo, showing the heads of Reginald Turner, George Moore, A.W. Pinero, Rudyard Kipling and William Rothenstein (pencil and pastel)

Sketch for "Draughting a Bill at the Board of Trade" ca 1909

James Stephens (ink)

"Mr. Harry Melvill" (ink and wash) ca 1901

Sketch for "Annual meting of Mr. Stirling Stuart-Crawford, Mr. Augustus John and Lord Ribblesdale to protest against the fashions for the coming spring (ink and wash) 1909

"Mr. Lawrence Binyon"

GB Shaw and Anatole France 1904

"The British Drama (that internal invalid)" 1923

"I beg your pardon: but could you tell me the way to Downing Street?" (Arthur James Balfour) (published in The World) 1900

G.K. Chesterton gesticulating in evening dress

"A Memory of Mr. Andrew Lang" 1926

William Wordsworth taking notes on a sailor's conversation (published in The World) 1900

"Walt Whitman, inciting the bird of freedom to soar" (reproduction, published in The Poet's Corner) ca 1904

"Wordsworth in the Lake District, at cross purposes" (reproduction, published in The Poet's Corner) ca 1904

"Mr. W.B. Yeats presenting Mr. George Moore to the Queen of the Fairies" (reproduction, published in The Poet's Corner) ca 1904

"The Celtic Renaissance" (George Moore & W.B. Yeats) (ink, published in The World) 1900

"From the Villino Chiaro" by Douglas Cleverdon, The Listener, 22 December 1960

"Our First Novelist" (George Meredith) 24 Sept 1896

"The St James's" (George Alexander) 20 January 1909

"The Belgian Poet" (Maurice Maeterlinck) 22 July 1908

"Magnetic, he has the power to infect almost everyone with the delight that he takes in himself" (George Bernard Shaw) 28 December 1905

"Four Feathers" (AEW Mason) 10 June 1908

"He is very affluent" (WJ Galloway) 11 January 1906

"Though it is an arguable point..." (AW Pinero and George Bernard Shaw) 1906

"A Great Realist" (John Singer Sargent) 1909

"Unlike Wilkes..." (M. de Soveral) 1907

"Max" by Walter Sickert 9 December 1897

Proof with Majl Ewing's corrections of "Lines written in a copy of the plays of Shakespeare," keepsake for the joint meeting of the Roxburghe and Zamorano Clubs 1964

"Lines written in a copy of the plays of Shakespeare," keepsake for the joint meeting of the Roxburghe and Zamorano Clubs 1964

TLS from Joseph Branstein to Majl Ewing regarding Roxburghe/Zamorano keepsake 7 October 1964

Majl Ewing's acquisition notes and correspondence from book dealers 1956-1964

Two ink and wash studies of Max Beerbohm from Suzanne and Edgar Ewing 1965-1966

William Rothenstein, pencil sketch of Max Beerbohm (unsigned)

Charles Conder portrait of "Max" 1905