Untitled (date unknown), pencil and ink on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

These drawings are likely to be of Boyle’s children, Nellie and Hamilton.

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‘Beauty and the Beast at supper’ illustration for Beauty and the Beast (1875), watercolour, gouache and shell gold on paper. Private collection.

Untitled, 1846, Eleanor Vere Boyle, Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton

Untitled (date unknown), ink on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Untitled (illustration for Child's Play, 'Little boy blue'), c. 1852, Eleanor Vere Boyle, Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton

Untitled (1863), ink on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Untitled [David] (date unknown), ink and paper on pencil. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Untitled, Eleanor Vere Boyle, Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton

Untitled (1855), ink, gouache and pencil on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Untitled (1846), pencil on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Illustration for 'A Dream Book', 1864-7, Eleanor Vere Boyle

Untitled illustration for Beauty and the Beast (1875), watercolour and gouache on paper. Private collection.

Untitled (date unknown), ink and pencil on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton.

Untitled (1864), Illustration for A Dream Book (1870), Sampson Low, Son & Marston, ink and pencil on paper.

Untitled (date unknown), pencil on paper. Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton

Untitled (illustration for Child's Play, 'I have a little sister'), c. 1852, Eleanor Vere Boyle, Courtesy of Clarissa Daulby and Rose de Wend Fenton