Hunchback of Notre Dame Paintings

This painting depicts Phoebus meeting with Esmeralda. This painting doesn't seem to depicts any scene from the book but it's a pretty painting none the less

Esmeralda and Djali dancing. Again this painting doesn't seem to come from any specific scene from the book. It's just Esmeralda and Djali having some fun.

This painting depcits a spelling lesson. Esmeralda teaches Djali it spell 'Phoebus" using cards. You don't actually read about these how she teaches Djali to spell Phoebus but it's a major plot point.

Another painting of the spelling lesson but here Esmeralda seems to be taking a break.

This painting by Couder, depicts Frollo stabbing Phoebus. Esmeralda notices but Phebus is none the wiser

This richly colored painting is of Esmeralda caressing Dajil. In this painting she's in sanctuary in Notre Dame. You can tell because in white and you can see Quasimodo behind her to the left. This painting has been used as the cover for the Oxford World's Classics version of the Notre Dame de Paris.

This Painting depicts Frollo and Esmeralda in Porte de Rouge scene where Frollo tries to rape Esmeralda in her cell. Quasimodo saves her and nearly kills Frollo.

This painting depicts Esmeralda being taken to the gallow. You can tell she is still alive because her Mother Sister Gudule is clinging to her and Gudule dies right before Esmeralda does.