INDEX

Abside de Nôtre-Dame, 72, 73, 74

Adam and Eve, 144, 146, 166

Æsacus and Hesperie, 192

Agamemnon, 101, 104

Aldegrever, 15, 154, 155, 156

Altdorfer, 150, 151

Amsterdam, View of, 53

Ancient Italy, 207

Angerton Moss, 135

Annis, 198

Antonio da Brescia, 164

Antwerp Cathedral, 44, 46

Arche du Pont Nôtre-Dame, 72

Arms of Paris, 81

Armstrong, Elizabeth, 135

Arundel, 207

Arundel, Lord, 42

Assemblée au Concert, 185

Assumption, 164

Audran, 171

Aumüller, 150, 152, 153

Aveline, 171

Avery, Samuel, 83, 109

Baby, The, 234

Baccio Baldini, 161

Bacon, Sir Hickman, 69

Les Baigneuses, 220

Bain Froid Chevrier, 81

Balcony, The, 112

Bale, Sackville, 166

Bal Paré, Le, 183

Barnard, John, 38, 146

Barrett, Edward, 109

Bartolozzi, 25, 26

Bartsch, Adam, 141, 149, 163

Basire, James, 190

Basle, 203

Bate, Francis, 225

Battersea Bridge, 120

Battersea: Dawn, 108

Battersea Railway Bridge, 107

Battersea Reach, 103

Baudelaire, 82

Baudouin, 183, 184

Bêcheurs, Les, 68

Beham, Barthel, 149, 150

Beham, Hans Sebald, 149, 150, 152-154

Beignets, Les, 182

Béjot, Eugène, 248

Bell, Anning, 235

Ben Arthur, 203, 204

Bénédicité, Le, 179

Beraldi, 84

Beresford, Hon. Mrs, 218

Binck, Jacob, 149, 155

Binyon, 36

Black Lion Wharf, 116

Blanc, Charles, 48

Bocher, Emanuel, 179

Bolingbroke, Miss, 131, 135

Bolswert, 13

Bone, Muirhead, 246

Bonne Mère, La, 182

Bonus, Ephraim, 59

Border Towers, 133

Borghese Gardens, 129

Bosquet de Bacchus, 173

Boucher, François, 181, 182

Bouillon, Jules, 166, 175

Bouvier, Le, 38, 39, 193

Boydell, Alderman, 193

Bracquemond, 82

Brentford Eyot, 234

Brion, 171

Brocca Italienne, 89

Brooke, Stopford, 109, 145, 198, 201

Brosamer, Hans, 149

Buccleuch, Duke of, 57, 203

Buffoon and Two Couples, 154

Burty, P., 82, 83

Butterflies, 45

Calm, A, 203

Camargo, Mlle., 176

Cameron, D. Y., 133, 134

Campo, Vaccino, 37, 39

Canal, The, 56

Carrier’s Stable, 219

Cars, Laurent, 171, 176

Carwardine, Mrs, 218

Cattle Going Home in Stormy Weather, 37, 38

Cecilia, Saint, 162, 167

C’est un Fils, Monsieur!, 186

Chain Pier, Brighton, 133

Chalice, The, 46

Challoner, Sir Thomas, 46

Champs Elysées, 173

Chantres Espagnols, 127

Chardin, 18, 19, 34, 87, 177-180

Charlton, E., 247

Charles the Fifth, 154

Chemise en levée, 182

Chiffre d’Amour, 183

Christ Healing the Sick, 58

Christ Descending into Hell, 166

Christopher, Saint, 142

Cipriani, 26

Clare Market, 246

Clarke, Mary Constance, 201

Claude, 16, 37-39

Clausen, George, 225

Clément, 166

Clint, 198

Clovelly, 21, 37, 205, 206

Coat of Arms with the Cock, 144, 146, 147, 153

Coat of Arms with a Skull, 144, 146, 147

Cochin, 171

Colnaghi, 56, 59, 147, 175, 202, 219

Colvin, Sidney, 164, 243

Combe Bottom, 106, 107

Communion dans l’Eglise St Médard, 127

Concert, Le, 183

Conflagration in Bordeaux, 85

Constable, 20, 210, 211, 249

Cooke, George, 21

Cooke, William, 21

Coppenol, 60

Corbett, 235

Coriolanus, 231

Corot, 85

Cottage with Dutch Hay Barn, 17, 54

Cottage with White Palings, 53

Crepy, 173

Crowhurst, 196

Crûche Cassée, 181

Dance of Cupids, 166

Dance of Damsels, 164

Dance by the Waterside, 38

Dance under the Trees, 38, 39

Dancing Girl, 235

Danlos, 166, 167

Daubigny, 85

David, 187

Dawe, 198

Day, Mr Justice, 69

Dean, John, 218

Death Surprising a Woman, 154

Debucourt, 27

Delaborde, 164

Delâtre, 118

Delia, 226

Demarteau, 182

Départ pour le Travail, Le, 68

Deprez, 23, 58, 107

Derby, Elizabeth, Countess of, 218

Désir de Plaire, 177

Dewint, 129, 211

Diderot, 170, 181

Directeur des Toilettes, 185

Dowdeswell, Walter, 109

Drake, Sir William, 102, 106, 121

Drevet, 13, 214

Duflos, 182

Dumesnil, 38

Dunkarton, 198

Dunthorne, 106, 122

Duplessis, 163

Durazzo, 164

Dürer, Albert, 14, 139-147, 161

Earlom, 97, 193, 212, 213

Early Morning, 224

Easling, 198

East, Alfred, 135

“Eaux-Fortes sur Paris,” 77

Edelinck, 13

Edge of the Forest, 135

Edge of the Moor, 233

Edinburgh, 43

Eisen, 183

Elliot, Mrs, 218

Ellis, F. S., 118

Embarquement pour Cythère, 173

Empty Pitcher, 40

“England and Wales,” 205

Entombment, 166

Entrée du Convent des Capucins, 80

Epées, Langues de Bœuf, Poignards, 94

Erasmus, 84

Erith Marshes, 107

Etienne-du-Mont, St, 72, 76

Étude de Jeune Fille, 98

Etude du Dessein, 179

Evening, Bosham, 130

Faber, junior, 212

Family, The, 41

Fanny Leyland, 61, 101, 115, 121

Fantin-Latour, 222

Farm behind Scarborough, 128

Farmyard with a Cock, 192

Farmer’s Stable, 219

Femme à la Tasse, 98

Fight for the Standard, 154

Fisher, Richard, 38, 41, 57, 146, 153, 163

Fisher, R. C., 73

Fishermen Going Out, 219

Flagellation, The, 166

Forge, The, 121

Four Naked Women, 143

Fragonard, 182, 183

Fribourg, 85

Fruit Shop, 120

Gainsborough, 215, 217, 218

Galérie de Nôtre-Dame, 72

Galichon, 163

Garden, The, 112, 121

Geddes, 52, 66, 67

“Gemmes et Joyaux de la Couronne,” 89, 91, 97

Genii, The Three, 140

Girtin, 194

Glaneuses, Les, 68

Gobelet d’Argent, Le, 178

Goff, Colonel, 131-133

Goldweigher, The, 55

Goldweigher’s Field, 54, 55

Goncourt, Edmond et Jules de, 184

Goncourt, Edmond de, 231

Gonse, Louis, 90, 96

Goulding, 118, 232

Grande Toilette, La, 186

Gregory, E. J., 232

Green, Charles, 231

Green, Valentine, 218

Greenwich, Long View of, 45

Greuze, 19, 180, 181

Grim Spain, 105

Gutekunst, 41, 58, 147

Gutekunst, O., 244

Gutekunst, R., 122

Haaring, Old, 59

Haden, Seymour, 38, 39, 64, 100-107

Hall, Oliver, 134, 135, 233

Halliford-on-Thames, 66

Halsted, 201

Hamerton, P. G., 73, 107, 160, 161

Hamilton, Lady, 217

Hamilton, Dr, 216

Haut d’un Battant de Porte, Le, 84

Heaton, Mrs, 145

Helleu, P., 22, 98

Herkomer, 131

Heureuse Fecondité, L’, 182

Heywood, Rev. J. J., 43, 82

Higgins, Alfred, 69

Hill, Raven, 234

Hind Head Hill, 203

Hippesley, Sir John, 201

Hirsch, 82

Hiver, L’, 176

“Histoire de la Porcelaine,” 88, 89, 90, 95, 97

Hodges, 198

Hogarth, 18

Holbein, 57

Holford, 17, 55, 58, 166

Hollar, Wenceslaus, 36, 42-47

Hollar, 46

Holy Island Cathedral, 203

Hood, Jacomb, 135, 234

Hoppner, 215

Horne, Percy, 216

Holroyd, Charles, 128, 129

Horsburgh, 37

Hubert, Saint, 147

Huet, Paul, 67

Hulmandel, 229

Hume, Sir Abraham, 57

Hutchinson, 121

Huysum, Jan Van, 97

Hymans, Henri, 99

Ile Enchantée, L’, 174

Incendie, L’, 127

Ingleborough, 206

In the Marsh, 247

Isis, Temple of, 204

“Italy,” The, 207

Itchen Abbas Bridge, 133

Jacque, Charles, 245

Jacquemart, Albert, 86

Jacquemart, Jules, 86-97

Jealousy, 145

Jeaurat, 180

Jeu de Cache-cache, 176

Jeu de l’Oye, 179

Jeu de Quatre Coins, 176

Jewish Bride, The Great, 60

Jonghe, Clément de, 17, 61, 62

Joseph, Samuel, 95

Jupiter et Léda, 182

Kemp-Welch, Margaret, 247

Kennedy, 109, 111

Keppel, Frederick, 68, 100, 109

King’s Lynn, 135

Kitchen, The, 119

Kneller, 213

Knight of Death, The, 145, 147

Knowles, James, 79

Koehler, 141

Lacroix, 179

Laitière, La, 181

Lalanne, Maxime, 85

Lancret, 18, 175

Landscape with a Flock of Sheep, 56

Landscape with an Obelisk, 54, 56

Landscape with a Tower, 17

Large “Pool,” The, 120

Larmessin, De, 176

Lavreince, 184, 185

Lebrun, 67

Leda, 154

Ledikant, 63

Legros, Alphonse, 126-128, 222

Leighton, Lord, 233

Lely, 20

Letitia, The Story of, 219

Lewis, 194

Leyden, Lucas van, 14, 156, 157

“Liber Studiorum,” 20, 189, 204

“Liber Veritatis,” 191, 193

Lime-Burners, 121

Linton, Sir J. D., 231

Little Boathouse, 105

Loftie, Rev. W. J., 150, 153, 154

London from the Top of Arundel House, 45

London from Greenwich, 203, 204

London Bridge, 120

Low Tide and the Evening Star, 130

Low Tide: Mouth of the Hampshire Avon, 133

Lucas, David, 20, 210, 211, 249

Lucretia, 162, 167

Lupton, Thomas, 198

Lutma, 17, 60

M‘Ardell, 20, 214

Maberly, 29

Macgeorge, B. B., 73, 79, 82

Madonna with the Sleeping Child, 154

Mansfield, Howard, 73, 83

Mantegna, 13, 161, 164, 165

Marc Antonio, 13, 162

Marchande de Moutarde, 121

Margate, 37

Margot la Critique, 84

Marriage à la Mode, 19

Marshall, Julian, 39, 45, 46

Maso da Finiguerra, 159

Massard, 19, 181

Master of the Caduceus, 163

Master of 1466, The, 161

May, W. H., 131

Meder, 41

Meer, Van der, 96

Melancholia, 140, 144, 145, 147

Mère de Rembrandt au Voile Noir, 61, 115

Méryon, 21, 69-83

Metsu, 96

Middleton-Wake, Rev. C. H., 49, 141, 143

Mill Bridge, Bosham, 130

Miller, William, 21, 205

Millet, Jean-François, 67, 68

Ministrants, 227

Miroir Français, 92

Mitchell, William, 243

Modern Italy, 207

Mont St Gothard, 203

“Monte Oliveto,” 128

Moreau le jeune, 19, 186

Morgue, The, 72

Morland, 12, 216, 219

Mort et le Bûcheron, La, 127

Mort du Vagabond, La, 127

Muff, The, 115

Muffs, 44

Mytton Hall, 103, 106

Naissance de Vénus, 182

Naked Woman seen from behind, 63

Nanteuil, 214

Nativity, The, 140

Nave of St George’s Chapel, 44

Niel, 82

Nine Barrow Down, 105

Nocturne, Battersea, 223

Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham, 132

North of London, Six Views in the, 45

Noseda, Mrs, 202

Noseda, Urban, 219

Oakhampton Castle, 199

Océanie, 80

Old Clothes Shop, 120

Oliver, Miss, 249

Omval, 55

Orage, L’, 96

Ornament with a Cuirass, 154

Ornament, Panel of, 157

Ostade, 36, 40, 41

Out of Study-Window, 104

Painter, The, 41

Palaces, 121

Palace, Stirling, 133

Paris, Isle de la Cité, 119

Parthey, 43

Passavant, 141

“Passion, Little,” 142

“Passion upon Copper,” 142

Pater, 176, 177

Peasant Paying his Reckoning, 41

Peckham Rye, 66

Pencz, 149, 155

Pennell, J., 131

Perspective, 173

Petit Pont, 73

Petite Pompe, 81

Pickled Herring Stairs, 121

Pine Trees, Christchurch, 132

Plague, The, 167

Pompe Nôtre-Dame, 73

Pont-au-Change, 72, 74

Pont-au-Change vers 1784, 79, 80

Pont Neuf, 72

Pont Neuf et la Samaritaine, 79

Pope’s Villa, 191

“Ports of England,” 206, 207

Pott, Constance, 247

Pourvoyeuse, La, 178

Premier Baiser, 96

Price’s Candle-Works, 120

Procris and Cephalus, 192

Putney, 225

Putney Bridge, 120

Pye, John, 191

Quarrel with Drawn Knives, 41

Quarter Boys, 130

Rag Gatherers, 119

Rape of Europa, 39

Raphael, 12, 162

Rapilly, 179

Ravisher, The, 144

Rawlinson, W. G., 189, 190, 201

Receipt, The, 67

Reid, G. W., 141

Rembrandt, 16, 17, 48-65, 88

Rembrandt Drawing, 57, 58

Rembrandt with a Sabre, 58

Rembrandt with a Turned-up Hat, 58

Rembrandt Farm, A, 133

Rêve d’Amour, 96

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 12, 215, 216

“Richmondshire,” 206

River in Ireland, 101

“Rivers of France,” 207

Road in Yorkshire, 211

Rochoux’s Card, 81

Roget, J. L., 196

Romanet, 186

Romney, 12, 217

Rops, 99

Rosenberg, Dr, 150, 155

Rothenstein, Will, 229

Round Temple, 129

Rousseau, Théodore, 67

Roussel, Théodore, 234

Royal Exchange, 46

Rubens, 13, 174

Rue des Mauvais Garçons, 82

Rue des Toiles, 80

Rupert, Prince, 18

Ruskin, 198

Salière de Troyes, 94

San Biagio, 121

Sawley Abbey, 105

Say, W., 197

Schöngauer, Martin, 139, 140, 161

Scotin, 19

Scott, W. B., 149, 151, 155

Sea Shells, 46

Seasons, The, 45

Senefelder, 221

Severn and Wye, 199, 204

Shannon, C. H., 225-227

Shepherd and Shepherdess Conversing, 38, 39

Shere Mill Pond, 103, 106

Short, Frank, 129, 130

Shot Tower, 247

Sichel, Mr, 125

Sickert, Walter, 234

Siegen, Ludwig von, 209

Six, Burgomaster, 59

Sleeping till the Flood, 130

Smith, Challoner, 212

Smith, John, 20, 213

Smith, J. Raphael, 18, 213

Smith of the Place du Dragon, 224

Snyders, 40

Sortie de l’Opéra, 186

“Southern Coast,” 204, 205

Speke Hall, 121

Spring, 211

Stamford, 206

Stonehenge, 195

Stork and Aqueduct, 195

Stourbridge Canal, 130

Strang, Ian, 125

Strang, William, 124, 125

Summerland, 211

Summer Storm, 132

Sunset, 37

Sunset on the Thames, 105

Surugue, 171

Suttermans, 40

Sylvius, 60

Tardieu, 171, 173

Taunay, 27

Taylor, J. E., 201

Techener, 97

“Thames Set,” 118, 121

Thausing, 145

Theobald, H. S., 69

Thomas, Ralph, 108

Thompson, J. Pyke, 73

Thomson, George, 234

Three Trees, The, 55

“Tickets,” 26

Tillie, 120

Timber Ships, 225

Toilette, La, 184

Toilette, La Grande, 186

Tolling, Van, 60

Tombeau de Molière, 78

Tour de l’Horloge, 72

Tourelle, dite “de Marat”, 78

Tourelle, Rue de la Tixéranderie, 72

Trees on the Hillside, 134

Turner, Charles, 191, 197

Turner, J. M. W., 20, 21, 188-208, 210

“Twenty-six Etchings,” 117, 118

Two Buffoons, 154

Two Fauns, 166

Vandyke, 36, 39

Vanneaux et Sarcelles, 84

Vaughan, Henry, 201, 211

“Venice,” The, 112, 117

Venus and Cupid, 154

Vignette with Four Cupids, 154

Vieux Coq, Le, 85

Virgin by the City Wall, 140, 147

Virgin with the Child in Swaddling Clothes, 143

Virgin and Child with the Monkey, 144

Virgin with Long Hair, 146

Vokins, 216

Vosterman, Lucas, 40

Vosterman, 13

Wael, De, 40

Wakefield, 191

Walsh, Jacob, 163

Ward, William, 197

Wareham Bridge, 105

Water Meadow, 106

Wasset, 75, 82

Watercress Gatherers, 204

Watson, C. J., 233

Watteau, 171-175, 177, 181

Way, T. R., 222

Weary, 121

Westminster Bridge, 119, 121

Wheatley, 27

Whistler, 100, 107-121, 222-224

Whistler’s House, 103

Whitstable, 37

Wilkie, Sir David, 67

Willshire, Dr, 29

Windmill Hill, 104, 105

Windy Day, 134

Winged Hat, The, 223

Witte, De, 99

Woman with the Arrow, The, 63.

Yarmouth, 206

Zaandam, 107, 121

Zoan Andrea, 164

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