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Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence, 26-41 Barnard, Fred, 217, 218 Barry, James, 119 Beauty Stone, the, 251 Bell, Professor: Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth, 167 Bernhardt, Sarah, 233, 237, 238 Black, William, 264 Blake, William, 120 Bleheris: story of the Holy Grail, 148 Boaden, James: Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth, 167 Bohemia Past and Present, 1-11 Bough, Sam, 131 Bret Harte, 215 Brough, Robert Barnabas, 119 Brown, Ford Madox, 126 Brown, Oliver Madox, 52 Browning, Robert, 12 Burne-Jones, Edward, 56-88; friendship with Alma-Tadema, 31; appreciation of Rossetti, 49, 56, 86; paintings referred to, 60; friendship with William Morris, 86; paintings at Roman Exhibition, 127; Du Maurier’s opinion of, 217 Caldecott, Randolph, 216 Clayden, P. W., 164 Clint, George, 109 Collins, Henn, 255 Constable, John, 130 Coquelin, B. C., 233, 234, 240 Cotman, John Sell, 131 Cox, David, 131 Craven, Hawes, 207 Crestien de Troyes—story of the Holy Grail, 148 Crome, John, 131 Crompton, Charles, 253 De Hoogh, 33 Desclée, Mme., 237 Dickens, Charles, 215 Du Maurier, George, 216 Duse, Eleanora, 238 Dyce, William, 125 English School of Painting at the Roman Exhibition, 101-133 Etty, William, 120 Faulkner, Charles, 86 Faust, Irving’s preparations for, 206 Fletcher, Charles, 232 Fletcher, Mr., 164 Frith, William Powell, 107 Froude, James Anthony, 264 Furse, 119 Fuseli, Johann Caspar, 119 Gainsborough, Thomas, 113, 114, 115, 129 Geddes, Andrew, 118 George Eliot, 142 Gilbert, Sir William, 247-250 Gregory, E. J., 109 Haydon, B. R., 119 Herschel, Sir F., 255 Hogarth, William, 104-106 Holker, Sir John, 255-257 Holl, Frank, 119 Hook, 131 Hoppner, John, 113, 118 Humour, A Sense of, 213-226 Hunt, Holman, 44, 124; pre-Raphaelite movement, 43, 50, 121 Irving, Sir Henry, 199-212, 233, 235, 240 Junior of the Circuit, the, 253-263 Keene, Charles, 216 Kemble, Mrs., 163 Kennedy, Mr. Justice, 253, 255 King Arthur, Mr. Carr’s version of, for Henry Irving, 210; music for, written by Sir Arthur Sullivan, 247 Kingsley, Charles, 264 Lang, Andrew, 264 Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 118 Lawson, Cecil, 131 Leech, John, 216, 217 Leighton, Sir Frederick, 19, 35, 128, 234; paintings at Roman Exhibition, 129 Lewis, John Frederick, 109 Leyland, Fred, referred to, 52 Lorraine, Claude, 131 Macbeth, 162-198; Irving’s reading of, 205 Maclise, Daniel, 108 M‘Connell, W. R., 262 Malory, Sir Thomas, 147 Mason, 131 May, Phil, 217 Meredith, George, 134-146 Mersey, Lord, 255 Millais, Sir John Everett, 13-25, 65; pre-Raphaelite movement, 43, 50, 121; paintings referred to, 23, 44, 123; Rossetti’s praise of, 51; portrait painting, 119; paintings at Roman Exhibition, 123; Du Maurier’s praise of, 217 Montgomery, Walter, 231 Morris, William, 86 Nutt, Alfred: story of the Holy Grail, 150, 160 Opie, John, 119 Orchardson, Sir William, 106 “Parsifal”: origin of legend, etc., 147-161 Pettie, John, 110 Phelps, Edmund (jun.), 231 Phelps, Samuel, 230 Pope, Sam, 255 Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood—aims and achievements of, etc., 5, 42, 50, 55, 120, 125 Rae, Mr., 45 Raeburn, Sir Henry, 113, 118 Ramsay, Allan, 118 Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 110, 114, 116 Ristori, Mme., 234 Roman Exhibition, English school of painting at, 101-133 Romney, George, 113, 117 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 42-55; paintings referred to, 46, 122; praise of Millais, 51; encouragement and appreciation of Burne-Jones, 56, 57; pre-Raphaelite movement, 43, 50, 55, 121; paintings at Roman Exhibition, 122; Du Maurier’s opinion of, 217 Ruskin, John, 125 Russell of Killowen, Lord, 255, 256, 258 Salvini, Tomaso, 234 Sandys, Frederick, 119, 126 Selby, Lord (Mr. Gully), 255 Sex in Tragedy—Macbeth, 162-198, 205 Shield, Hugh, 262 Siddons, Mrs.: personation of Lady Macbeth, 166-170, 205 Sitting at a Play, 227-241 Sullivan, Sir Arthur, 242-252 Terriss, William, 202 Terry, Ellen, 201, 210, 239 Terry, Kate, 232 Tissot, Amédée Angelot, referred to, 31 Toole, J. L., 220-226 Tristram and Iseult, 147 Trout-fishing, 264-277 Turner, Joseph Mallord William, 131-132; paintings at Roman Exhibition, 131 Walker, Frederick, 131 Watts, G. F., 119, 128 Wauchier: story of the Holy Grail, 148 Weston, Miss Jessie: story of the Holy Grail, 150, 156 Whistler, James McNeill, 89-100 Wilkie, Sir David, 106 Wills, W. G., 206, 210 Wilson, Richard, 130, 131 Wolfram von Eschenbach: story of the Holy Grail, 149 Zoffany, Johann, 109

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