List of Illustrations
[Portrait of Rizal] Frontispiece Painted in oils by Felix Resurrection Hidalgo (in color).
[Philippine Money and Postage Stamps]
[Portrait of Rizal] Painted in oils by Juan Luna in Paris. Facsimile (in color).
[Columbus at Barcelona] From a print in Rizal’s scrapbook.
[Portrait Group] Rizal at thirteen. Rizal at eighteen. Rizal in London. The portrait on the postage stamp.
[The Baptismal Record of Domingo Lam-co] Facsimile.
[Portrait Group] 1. In Luna’s home. 2. In 1890. 3. The portrait on the paper money. 4. In 1891. 5. In 1892.
[Pacific Ocean Spheres of Influence] Made by Rizal during President Harrison’s administration.
[Father of Rizal] Portrait.
[Mother of Rizal] Portrait.
[Rizal’s Family-Tree] Made by Rizal when in Dapitan.
[Birthplace of José Rizal] From a photograph.
[Sketches by Rizal] A group made during his travels.
[Bust of Rizal’s Father] Carved in wood by Rizal.
[The Church and Convento at Kalamba] From a photograph.
[Father Leoncio Lopez] From a photograph.
[The Lake District of Central Luzon] Sketch made by Rizal. Page x
[Rizal’s Uncle, José Alberto] From a photograph.
[Sir John Bowring, K.C.B.] From an old print.
[José Del Pan of Manila] From a photograph.
[Governor De La Torre] From an old print.
[Archbishop Martinez] From an old print.
[The Very Rev. James Burgos, D.D.] From a photograph.
[Gen. F. T. Ward] From a photograph.
[Monument to the “Ever-Victorious” Army, Shanghai] From a photograph.
[Mrs. Rizal and Her Two Daughters] From a photograph.
[Bilibid Prison] From an old print.
[Model of a Head of a Dapitan Girl] From a photograph.
[Memorial to José Alberto in the Church at Biñan] From a photograph.
[Books from Rizal’s Library] From a photograph.
[Rizal’s Carving of the Sacred Heart] From a photograph.
[Bust of Father Guerrico, S. J.] From a photograph.
[Two Views of a Composite Statuette by Rizal] From photographs.
[Model in Clay of a Dapitan Woman] From a photograph.
[Sketch of Himself in the Training Class] Photograph from the original.
[Oil Painting of Rizal’s Sister, Saturnina] Photograph from the painting. Page xi
[Rizal’s Parting View of Manila] Pencil sketch by himself.
[Sketches: 1. Singapore Lighthouse. 2. Along the Suez Canal. 3. Castle of St. Elmo] From Rizal’s sketch book.
[Studies of Passengers on the French Mail Steamer] From Rizal’s sketch book.
[Aden, May 28, 1882] From Rizal’s sketch book.
[Don Pablo Ortigas y Reyes] From a photograph.
[First Lines of a Poem by Rizal to Miss Reyes] Facsimile.
[Rizal in Juan Luna’s Studio in Paris] From a photograph.
[The Ruined Castle at Heidelberg] From a photograph.
[Dr. Rudolf Virchow] From a photograph.
[The House where Rizal Completed “Noli Me Tangere”] From a photograph.
[Manuscript of “Noli Me Tangere”] Facsimile.
[Portrait of Dr. F. Blumentritt] Pencil sketch by Rizal.
[The Victory of Death over Life and of Science over Death] Statuettes by Rizal from photographs.
[José T. De Andrade, Rizal’s Bodyguard] From an old print.
[José Maria Basa of Hongkong] From a photograph.
[Imitations of Japanese Art] From Rizal’s sketch book.
[Dr. Antonio Maria Regidor] From a photograph.
[A “Wheel of Fortune” Answer Book] Facsimile. Page xii
[Dr. Reinhold Rost] From a photograph.
[A Page from Andersen’s Fairy Tales Translated by Rizal] Facsimile.
[Dedication of Rizal’s Translation of Andersen’s Fairy Tales] Facsimile.
[A Trilingual Letter by Rizal] Facsimile.
[Morga’s History in the British Museum] From a photograph of the original.
[Application, Recommendation and Admission to the British Museum] From photographs of the originals.
[“La Solidaridad”] From photograph of the original.
[Staff of “La Solidaridad”] From a photograph.
[Rizal Fencing with Luna in Paris] From a photograph.
[General Weyler Known as “Butcher” Weyler] From a photograph.
[Rizal’s Parents during the Land Troubles] From photographs.
[The Writ of Eviction against Rizal’s Father] Facsimile of the original.
[Room in which “El Filibusterismo” was Begun] Pencil sketch by Rizal.
[First Page of the Manuscript of “El Filibusterismo”] Facsimile from the original.
[Cover of the Manuscript of “El Filibusterismo”] Facsimile of the original.
[Rizal’s Professional Card when in Hongkong] Facsimile of the original.
[Statuette Modeled by Rizal] From a photograph.
[Don Eulogio Despujol] From an old print.
[Proposed Settlement in Borneo] Facsimile of original sketch. Page xiii
[Rizal’s Passport or “Safe Conduct”] Photograph of the original.
[Part of Despujol’s Private Inquiry] Facsimile of the original.
[Case Secretly Filed against Rizal] Facsimile of the original.
[Luis De La Torre, Secretary to Despujol] From an old print.
[Regulations of La Liga Filipina] Facsimile in Rizal’s handwriting.
[The Calle Ilaya Monument to Rizal and La Liga Filipina] From a photograph.
[Three New Species Discovered by Rizal and Named After Him] From an engraving.
[Specimens Collected by Rizal and Father Sanchez] From photographs.
[Statuette by Rizal, The Mother’s Revenge] From a photograph.
[Father Sanchez, S. J.] From a photograph.
[Drawings of Fishes Caught at Dapitan] Twelve facsimiles of Rizal’s originals.
[Plan of the Water Works for Dapitan] Facsimile of Rizal’s sketch.
[Jewelry of Earliest Moro Converts] From a photograph.
[Hill and Excavations where the Jewelry was Found] Facsimile of a sketch by Rizal.
[List of Ethnographical Material] Facsimile.
[The Blind Mr. Taufer] From a photograph.
[Rizal’s Father-in-Law] From a photograph.
[Carved Portrait of Josefina Bracken] From a photograph.
[Josefina Bracken’s Baptismal Certificate] Facsimile of the original. Page xiv
[Josefina Bracken, Afterwards Mrs. José Rizal] From a photograph.
[Leonora Rivera] Pencil sketch by Rizal.
[Leonora Rivera at the Age of Fifteen] From a photograph.
[Letter to His Nephew by Rizal] Facsimile.
[Ethnographical Material Collected by Rizal] From a print.
[Cell in which Rizal was Imprisoned] From a photograph.
[Cuartel De España] From a photograph.
[Luis T. De Andrade] From an old print.
[Interior of Cell] From a photograph.
[Rizal’s Wedding Gift to His Wife] Facsimile of original.
[Rizal’s Symbolic Name in Masonry] Facsimile of original.
[The Wife of José Rizal] From a photograph.
[Execution of Rizal] From a photograph.
[Burial Record of Rizal] Facsimile from the Paco register.
[Grave of Rizal in Paco Cemetery, Manila] From a photograph.
[The Alcohol Lamp in which the “Farewell” Poem was Hidden] From a photograph.
[The Opening Lines of Rizal’s Last Verses] Facsimile of original.
[Rizal’s Farewell to His Mother] Facsimile.
[Monument at the Corner of Rizal Avenue] From a photograph. Page xv
[Float in a Rizal Day Parade] From a photograph.
[W. J. Bryan as a Rizal Day Orator] From a photograph.
[Governor-General Forbes and Delegate Mariano Ponce] From a photograph.
[The Last Portrait of José Rizal’s Mother] From a photograph.
[Accepted Model for the Rizal Monument] From a photograph.
[The Rizal Monument in Front of the New Capital] From a sketch.
[The Story of the Monkey and the Tortoise] Six facsimiles from Rizal’s originals.
From Rizal’s sketch book.