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On art and artists

INDEX

William Frederick Harvey translation

Æsthetes, School of, 32

Alexander, John W., 217-8

Aman-Jean, 218-20

Angelo, Michael, 23

Art, emancipation of, 16-22

“—— for art’s sake,” criticism of, 1-5, 12-5

——, future of, 27-9

——, prettiness in, 227-9

——, religious, 296-7

——, utilitarianism in, 11-2

Artist, psychology of the, 5-9

Artists, influence of the Byzantine, 59

Balzac Memorial, 285-8

Barbizon, School of, 97-8

Bartholdi, 299

Bartholomé, 294-307

Baudelaire, 162

Besnard, Albert, 220-3

Böcklin, 326

Boilly, 81

Boldini, Jean, 154, 223-5

Bonheur, Rosa, 92-3

Botticelli, 220, 275

Bouchot, Henri, 57

Bouguereau, William, 225-30

Bourdichon, 58

Brangwyn, Frank, 230-6, 274

Bruniquel, 4

Caillebotte Room, 93

Carpeaux, 278

Carrière, Eugène, 166-84

Carriès, Jean, 308-19

Castiglione’s “Cortegiano,” 24

Catholics, New, 307

Cellini, Benvenuto, 23, 33

Century Exhibition, 70-81, 93-4

Cézanne, Paul, 236-9, 259

Charonton, Enguerrand, 67

Chassériau, 83-4

Chauchard, 91

Chauvinism, 11

Chavannes, Puvis de, 185-200, 343

Cimabue, 60, 121, 339

Clouet, 67-8

Cone, Jacques, 67

Conti, 145

Corneille of Lyons, 67

Corot, 100-3, 131

Cottet, Charles, 201-16

Courbet, 91-2

Couture, 122

Criticism, opportunism in, 336-9

Dante, 18

Daubigny, 104

Daumier, 88-9, 265

Degas, 119

Delacroix, 84-6, 104-5

Delisle, Leopold, 57

Della Robbia, 319

Donner, 299

Drolling, 79

Dupré, 340

Dürer, Albrecht, 188

Enamels, Carriès’, 318

Exhibition, the Century, 70-95

Fountains, 298-9

Fouquet, Jehan, 67-8

Fragonard, 74-5

Frédéric, Léon, 239-244

Froment, Nicolas, 64

Genre painting, 16-7

Gérard, 79

Géricault, 98

Giotto, 60, 121, 339

Girard of Orleans, 60

Gleyre, 148

Gorki, Maxim, 261

Gretchen, 193

Greuze, 74-6

Gross, Baron, 98

Hals, Franz, 209

Hebbel, Friedrich, 144

Höllen-Breughel, 265-6

Huddleston, Judge, 150

Hundred Years’ War, Effects of, 56

Icons, Russian, 59

Inferno, Dante’s, 277

John of Orleans, 63-4

Kipling, Rudyard, 93

Lafenestre, George, 57

La Tours, 168

Landscape, literary, 136-7

——, lyrical, 137-9

——, optical, 139-40

Laurens, Jean Paul, 244-6

Leempoels, Jef, 246-50

Leonardo, 188

Lessing, a remark of, 145

Lieberman, Max, 120

Lorrain, Claude, 327

Maeterlinck, 109

Mallarmé, 275

Malouel, Jean, 67

Manet, Eduard, 105, 108, 112, 121, 123, 327-8

Mantegna, 15

Martin, Henri, 250-6

Meissonier, 105

Meunier, Constantin, 33, 34-40

Mignot, Jean, 67

Millet, 89-91, 103-4, 333

Monet, Claude, 105-8, 112, 115-9, 121, 123

Montenard, 256

Moreau, Gustave, 93-4, 155-65

Mouthe, caves of, 3

Museum, the Luxembourg, 110-1

Nietzsche, 275

“Open Air” movement, 93, 100, 102

Palissy, Bernard de, 319

Pavilion de Marsan, 56

Père Lachaise, “Resurrection” at, 300-7

Perréal, Jean, 66-7

Pissarro, Camille, 132-144

Plane, mediæval, 49-51

Poussin, 132

Præ-Raphaelites, 324

Prudhon, 77

Raffaelli, Jean, 114, 119, 256-8

Redon, Odilon, 258

Renaissance, 15, 23-4, 297-9

Renoir, Pierre Auguste, 120-1, 259

Renouard, 123

Reuter, Fritz, 290

Ribera, 209

Ribot, 209

Riesener, 79

Rodin, Auguste, 275-93

Roll, Alfred, 260-2

Rops, Félicien, 154, 266

Rubens, 268

Rude, 278

Ruskin, 149-50

Scheffer, Ary, 86

Sculpture in early Middle Ages, 65

“Secession,” 334

Simon, Lucien, 262-4

Sisley, Alfred, 123-30

Sluter, 299

Solutré, 4

Stuck, Prof. Franz, 320-1

Sweden, rock pictures in, 4

Thiéry, 96-7

—— Salon, 101

Thoma, Hans, 326

Trutat, 81-3

Van Eyck, the brothers, 60-2

Veber, Jean, 264-8

Velasquez, 209

Vernet, Horace, 87

Vigée-Lebrun, 74, 76-7

Watteau, 74-5, 261

Wéry, Emil, 269

Whistler, James, 144-54

Wierz, 155

Wilczek, Count, 68

Worms, Jules, 272

Zorn, Anders, 120, 154, 270-1

Zuloaga, Ignacio, 270-4

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