He illustrated Heath's "Picturesque Annuals" for the years 1832–34, and in 1838 published a collection of lithographic views on the Rhine, Moselle and Meuse; forty subjects from both sides of the English Channel were also steel-engraved under the title of "Stanfield's Coast Scenery" (1836). Among literary works for which he provided illustrations were Captain Marryat's "The Pirate and the Three Cutters" (1836), "Poor Jack" (1840) and the lives and works of Lord Byron, George Crabbe, and Samuel Johnson, mainly in editions by John Murray.