Two weeks ago we presented the illustrations of Warwick Goble's The Book of Fairy Poetry. Constantinople painted by the same artist shows a quite another side of his ability. The first edition was published by A. & C. Black, London, 1906.
Frontispiece
A Turkish Lady in Out-Door Dress
The Quay in Galata
Galata from the Aqueduct of Valens
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Stamboul Beggar
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Gypsy Basket-Maker
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A Step Street in Galata
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A Flower-Market, Scutari
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The Galata Bridge
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A Cemetery by the Bosporus
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A Kefedji
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Golden Horn from the Bristish Hospital, Galata
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Street Scene, Clay Works
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Street Scene, Stamboul
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A Village Store at Kavak
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Galata Tower from the Bridge
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Refugee Huts on the Marmora
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Turkish Delight Factory
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Flower-Sellers
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Carpet-Menders
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Fruit-Market, Stamboul
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Carpet Warehouse
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Shoemaker, Stamboul
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Street Scene, Roumeli Hissar
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Grand Bazaar, Stamboul
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A Blacksmith's Shop
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Seraglio Point from "The Stones"
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The Seraglio Lighthouse and Scutari
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Interior of the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I.
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Prinkipo (Princes Islands)
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Golden Horn, early Morning
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The Bridge from Galata
