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Pencil and ink drawing on paper, mounted (34.5 x 25 cm), showing a townscape. Inscribed by Samuel Butler. [No. 1 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue.]

Two pencil sketches on blue paper, mounted together (31.5 x 45.5 cm). [No. 26 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue: 'McCulloch was a friend and fellow art-student of Butler's, and is mentioned in the "Memoir", "an admirable draughtsman".']

Oil sketch on paper, mounted on card (25.5 x 18 cm). [No. 27 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue: 'Low wall and grass in front, snowy mountains behind. It must be a view in the Leventina Valley.'] View a digital image of this picture at: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/leventina-valley-139536

Three oil sketches on one wood panel (21.5 x 13 cm), showing two landscapes and a house in the Leventine Valley. Not dated. [No. 31 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue.] View a digital image of this picture at: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/scenes-in-the-val-leventina-139537

Pen sketch on paper (7.5 x 12 cm). Enclosed with an explanatory note by Henry Festing Jones: 'Butler's laundress was Mrs. Corrie. Mr Corrie (? Corry) not having been heard if for some years she became Mrs. Doncaster, but whether they went through any ceremony or not I do not know. This portrait of Robert Doncaster by Butler was made, I have no doubt, with the Camera Lucida.'

Pen drawing on paper, mounted (24 x 35.5 cm), after the photograph of Samuel Butler standing beside a sculpture of Stefano Scotto in the Ecce Homo Chapel at Varallo (printed in 'Ex Voto', 1888, p.189). [No. 60 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue: 'Sadler made this for the Pall Mall Gazette from the photograph which is reproduced in "Ex Voto"; the drawing was reproduced in an article, and a cutting from the Pall Mall with the reproduction is with the papers given to St John's.']

Thirty-four drawings on paper, mounted in one album. Inscribed by Henry Festing Jones: 'These drawings all have their names & dates on them. They were all done under Butler's auspices & generally in his company. They may be said to be the work of His Pupil Henry Festing Jones March 1918'. [No. 79 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue.]

Pencil on paper (27.5 x 19.5 cm).

Pencil on paper (19.5 x 25 cm).

Pencil on paper (14.5 x 25.5 cm).