Narcissus’ Flower John Addington Symonds Symonds, John Addington Illustrator Selwyn Image Image, Selwyn Metadata research and editing DVPP Project Team University of Victoria Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry Project Victoria, BC, Canada

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 Published under the general title The Daffodil (121-122). The illustration, entitled Hiems, is separated from the poem by a blank page, but is identified as facing the poem in the Table of Contents for Volume 2. (HR) The Century Guild Hobby Horse 2 8 121 “Ah me for youth! Ah me for dolorous eld!” Added catRef, figure, and figDesc. Generated file, added revisionDesc and set status to 'generated'.
A man sits under a leafless tree and warms his hands while looking into a fire. The man wears a hooded cloak. Billows of smoke emit from the fire. There are wild flowers in the foreground, and two brids perch on a branch above the man’s head. Additional trees stand in the distance. It is night, and the scene is dark. The poem title appears in a blank rectangular space at the top-right corner of the illustration; it is partially obscured by a tree branch. Full-page illustration contained within a double-ruled border with pointed corners.