Only pictures which have dates known or reasonably well-estimated are included in this list. Annie is known to have worked on some pictures for years, or re-worked pictures painted many years earlier, so dates, even where given by Annie, can be only a rough guide to both composition and finishing.

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1870s

• 1870s – Head of a young man (drawing).
  
• 1873? – Portrait of a lady holding a dove
• 1873/4 – Portrait of Jean and Gladys Wilkinson.
• 1874 – Jebsa
• 1875 – The Little Sentinel
• 1876 – A Thirsty Child
• 1877? – Portrait of Fanny Wilkinson.
• 1878 – The Lady in White
• 1878 (first exhibited, assumed creation date) – Portrait of Louisa Wilkinson (Mrs. Eason Wilkinson).
• 1878? – Portrait of Louisa Wilkinson holding a fan. ALR monogram.
• 1888/9 – Portrait of Louisa Wilkinson holding a book.
• 1879 – Portrait of the Reverend William Gaskell. ALR monogram.

1880s

• 1880 – Portrait of S. Isabel Dacre
• 1880 – The Tryst
• 1880s – The Town of Siena
• 1880s – Assisi
• 1881 – An Interior of San Miniato
• c. 1881 – The Letter (may be the untraced The Reading Girl). ALR monogram.
• 1883? – Little Visitors.
• 1883 – Portrait of Florence H. Musgrave. ALR monogram.
• 1883 – Oleander.
• 1883 – Thro’ the Orchard
• 1886 – An Italian Mother and Child
• 1886 – Crossing the Stream
• ?1887 – Manx Maid
• c. 1887 – The Convalescent
• 1887 – The Dreamer. Last known occasion of Annie using her maiden name.
• 1888 – Blossom Time
• 1889 – The Young Gardeners. First known occasion of Annie using her married name.
• 1889 – The Olive Gatherers

1890s

• 1890 – Cupid and Psyche
• 1890 – The Hopton Portraits
• 1891 – The Debutante
• 1892? – Portrait of Agathonike Sabina Craies
• 1892 – Mater Triumphalis
• 1893 – Portrait of Lorna, daughter of Henry Martin, Esq
• 1893 – Portrait of a lady wearing a feather boa.
  
• 1895 – Portrait of Emma Woods.
• 1895 – The Sense of Sight (Liverpool)
• 1896? – Portrait of Colwyn E. A. Philipps
• 1898 or earlier – St. Martin’s Summer
• 1898 – The Sense of Sight (Summerfield)
• 1899? – A Dream of Italy

1900s

• 1900 –The Unrelenting Past (Thoughts)
• 1901 – Portrait of Lilie, Daughter of W. McGrath Esq
• 1900-1905 – Joan of Arc (Faith)
• 1902 or earlier – Illusions
• 1903 – Head of a Bacchante
• 1904 – New-risen Hope (Tate)
• 1904 – New-risen Hope (Melbourne)
• 1904 – Rain Clouds, Monte Gennaro
• 1904 – Oceanid
• c. 1906 – Portrait of Charles Fenwick
• 1900-1910 – The Vagrant
• 1906 – Sketch for Equestrian portrait of Elizabeth Williamson
• 1906 – Portrait of Elizabeth Williamson
• 1906-1907 – Equestrian portrait of Elizabeth Williamson
• 1907 – Portrait of Margaret and Chrystian Guthrie
• 1907 – The Oreades
• 1908 Master and Man
• 1908? – Portrait of Elizabeth Violet Fenwick (on the Terrace)
• 1908-9 – Portrait of Count Zuboff

1910s

• 1911 – Portrait of Evelyn, daughter of Vernon Bellhouse
• 1911 – Portrait of Alice Woods
• 1911 – Portrait of Henry James
• 1911 – The Southing of the Sun
• 1912 – Summer Idyll
• 1912 – Portrait of Mrs A. Scott-Elliot and Children
• 1914 – Portrait of David and Jonathan Fenwick
• 1917 – A Boy with a Shetland pony
• 1917 – Portrait of George Lewis

1920s

• early 1920s? – The Soul’s Journey
• 1920-1930 – Where Shattered Mountains Lie
• c. 1920 – Flowers in a meadow
• 1920 – Equestrian portrait of Lady Mercy Greville
• c. 1923 – Montagna Mia
• c. 1927-1928 – A Dryad

1930s

• A Rose From My Garden, Head of a girl, 1931 photograph and A lady holding a flower are all dated to this period, but these dates are unreliable without firm evidence. Annie may have worked on and signed and dated much earlier canvases during this period.

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