Part 3 — INDEX.
Reading edition
Adamo da Brescia, counterfeiter of coins, 67
Adventures of a Bric-à-brac Hunter, 144
Agar’s, Mme., collection of dolls, 291
Agesilas, 21
Aglæphon, 25
Agrippa as an art lover, 31
Alberti, 86
Alcohol as a solvent, 227
Alexander the Great, 37
Alluye, castle of, 92
Altar piece, Rothschild’s faked, 262
Amateur marchand, the, 117
Amber varnish, 228
Ambras collection, the, 87
American collector, the, 141
Andirons, story of the, 305
Andrea da Foiano, 79
Andrea del Sarto, 99
Andreoli, Maestro Giorgio, 250
Anne of Austria, 123
Anonimo Morelliano, the, 98
Antiquary, old and modern, the, 143, 153
Antique, passion for the, 71
Antiques, the collection of, in Italy, 82
Apelles, 20
Apollo and Marsyas, 94
Apollo, Sulla’s statue of, 36
Apollo, temple of, at Delphi, 23, 61
Apollo, the golden, 18
Aponius Saturninus, prætor, 29
Archæological suggestion, 160
Aretino, Pietro, 117
Aristotle, 18
Aristotle, bas-relief of, 91
Armour, faked, 269
Arms, the imitation of, 267
Art collecting, spread of, in Europe, 110
Art critic, the, 160
Art, influence of Greek and Roman, 83
Art in Rome, 20
Art museums in Rome, 61
Art sales, 128
Artist and erudite, 140
Artistic war booty, 21
Artists as connoisseurs, 288
Artists at Rome, status of, 20
Aspetti, Tiziano, 98
Athens, 18
Atria auctionaria, 28, 212
Atrium, the, 48
Atticus, 40
Auction room, atmosphere of the, 214
Augustus and Vedius Pollio, 52
Autographs, forged, 200, 298
Baldinucci, 225
Barberini, Cardinal, 118
Barbizet Brothers, 252
Barguette, la, 110
Barocco, the, 113
Bas-reliefs, bronze, 91, 235
Basant, 131
Basilini, 147
Bastianini, 182, 188
Belli, Valerio, 98, 100
Bellini, 100
Beniviene, Girolamo, Bastianini’s bust of, 183
Biblical subjects, 102
Bibliomaniacs, Roman, 50
Biographie Universelle of M. Weiss, 115
Bisticci, V. da, 92
“Black Band,” the, 171, 180, 219
Boethus, 30
Boiss, Mme., 209
Bolides, faking, 300
Bonafedi, Signor, 185
Bonnaffé, Edmond, 108, 112, 149, 193
Bookbindings, 296
Book collectors, Roman, 49
Books, 294
Bracciolini, Poggio, 75
Brass articles, patina for, 265
Bric-à-brac, 130
Bric-à-brac shops in Rome, 29
Brienne, 119
Briesco, Andrea, 87, 88
Bronze and other metals, to give tone and colour to, 264
Bronzes, 30, 89, 238
Brunelleschi, 75, 83
Brunellesco, 71
Brunswick Museum, the, 91
Brutus as a collector, 40
Brutus of Michelangelo, 103
Buffon, 131
Bullant, Jean, 92
Cafaggiolo, 249
Calamis, 46, 59
“Calcedonio,” Niccoli’s, 73
Calchar, 100
Caligula, 29
Caligula as an auctioneer, 212
Callot’s bad etching, 127
Camelio, Vittore, 91
Cameos, counterfeit, 58
Candelabras, 30
Canvas for restoring paintings, 229
Capodimonte factory, the, 256
Cappuccino, 282
Cardinal di San Giorgio, 82, 89
Carncades, 41
Carracci, “The Deluge” by, 120
Castellani sale, the, 213
Castiglione, 103
Catalogues, first printed, 116
Cathegus, 25
Catherine de Medici, 110
Cavenaghi, 167
Cavino, 91
Cellini, 103
Ceroplastics, 244
Cesnola collection, 248
Charles the Bald, Bible and Psalter of, 66
Charles VI, catalogue of, 68
Chasles, M., 199
Cheese as a vehicle for colour, 230
Chemistry’s aid to faking, 263
Chilperic, a collector, 65
Christian and pagan subjects, 96
Christianity and art, 63
Chronique Scandaleuse, 130
Chrysogon, 25
Chrysoloras, Emanuele, 72
Claywork fakes, 235
Cicero and Art, 19;
imitation and fraud, 24;
pubilc auctions, 28;
a collector of doubtful taste, 40, 41;
Chrysogon, 45;
citrus tables, 54;
public sales, 211
Cinquecento art, 102; velvet, 289
Cinquecento collectors, 102
Ciriaco d’Ancona, 71
Citrus or thuja, 54;
qualities, 55
Citrus tables, craze for, 25, 54
Clarinus, 32
Classification, 138
“Cleaning,” 216
Client and art market, 31
Clodion’s clay groups, 208, 238
Clodius, 31
Clotaire, a collector, 65
Clovis, a collector, 65
Craquelage, on pottery, 255
Cressy, influence of the battle of, 110
Crieur, the, 28
Crozat, 129
Coaches, Commodus’ collection of, 212
Codrus, the needy collector, 32
Coin counterfeiting, 67, 92
Cola di Rienzi, 69
Collection, a form of banking, 64
Collector, the: the home of the, 18;
and satirists, 32;
types of, 34;
rapacious, 37, 38;
ultra-modern, 141
Collectors and collections, 135
Collector’s touch, the, 146
Colouring marble, 242
Commerce and art collecting, 130
Commodus’ effects, sale of, 212
Concini, 123
Condivi, 90
Connoisseurship and erudition, 138
Conquerors as collectors of art treasures, 22
Constantine, 18, 63
Constantinople and Oriental arms, 267
Copyists in Rome, 59; Greek, 59
Corinthian bronze, 30, 51, 239
Cornelius Nepos’ statuette of Hercules, 37
Corplet, Alfred, 252
Correggio, the Marsyas and the Antiope by, 119
Correr Museum, 91
Corvinus, Mathias, 96
Cosimo I, 104
Costantini, Prof., 178
Costumes and dress, 290
Coulanges, 124
Counterfeit coining, 67
Counterfeiting, imitation, and forgery in Rome, 58
Courajod, Louis, 84, 92
Courtier, the, in Rome, 28; modern, 164
Couvreur, 147
Curieux, meaning of, 136
Custom House officials, 179
Cut glass, 260
Dagobert, 65
Damascening, 270
Damophilus, 21, 43
David, statuette by Michelangelo, 108
Davillier collection, the, 90, 95, 108, 140
Dazzi, the Italian dealer, 179
d’Aunale, Duc, 110
de Bassiano, 91
d’Este, Isabella, 80
de Genlis, Mme., 136
de la Porte, Armand-Charles, 120
de Limeville, Sieur, 127
de Sévigné, Mme., 125
d’Oiron, faience, 109
Dealers, traders and shopkeepers, 154
Death masks, 92
Deceptive surroundings, 210
Della Robbia, imitations of, 250
Delorme, Philibert, 92
Delphi, 17
Demasippus, 25
Demmin, 251, 273
Derutha, 249
Devers, Joseph, 250
di Banco, Antonio, 84
di mattonella, 156
Didius Julianus, 212
Dolls and toys, 290
Donatello, 71, 83, 84, 86
Donatello’s puttino, 197
Dondi, 71
Dreyfus, G., 91
Drouot, Hotel, 214
Duchie, Jacques, collection of, 69
Dyes for marble, 243
Eclectic and specialist, 138, 140
Ecouen, castle of, 92
Electrum, Helen’s cup of, 18
Enamels, faked, 259, 260
England, rise of the passion for collecting in, 110
English furniture, 283
Ennius, 22
Epitrapezios, the, 36
Ereinteur, the, 217
Eros, the tearful collector, 33
Estienne, H., 109, 112
Estienne, R., dictionary of, 136
Etchings, margins for, 232
Etruscan pottery, 248
Eudel, Paul, 180, 199, 203, 238, 273, 278, 295
Evander Aulanius, 60
Évangéliaire, a rare, 66
Evelyn, John, 115
Ex-voto objects, 290
Exhedra, 49
Expert, the, 162
Fabius Maximus, 19
“Fabius Pictor,” 20
Faked atmosphere, the, 207
Faked reputation, the, 220
Faker, the, 194
Faker, the jovial, 202
Fakers, the aristocracy of, 88
“Faking the milieu,” 209
Faking in Rome, 27, 57
“Faustina antica,” Mantegna’s, 81
Filarete, 86
Firminius, 31
Florence, National Museum, 91
Flute player, the, 88
Fontainebleau, school of, 112
Forgeries, 153
Forni, 230
Fortunatus, 65
Fortuny, Mariano, 268
Forzetta, Oliver, 69
France and art collecting, 107
France, art in, 112
France, seventeenth-century art in, 114
Frankfurt, fair of, 109
Frederick II, Duke of Mantua, 66, 99
Freppa, 182
Friuli, Marquis of, 66
Fronde, the, 119
Fulvius Nobilior, 21
Furniture, faking, 167, 279
Gaillon, castle of, 87
Gegania and Clesippus, 29
Gellianus the auctioneer, 213
German-made arms, 267
Gersaint, 131, 148, 309
Ghiacceti, Luigi, 110
Ghiberti, Lorenzo, 85, 94, 100
Gilded bronze, 241
Gilles Corrozet, 111
Ginori’s china works, 256
Ginsburg, Dr., 205
Giovanni Tornabuoni, 80
Girardon, 40
Giuliano da Sangallo, 80
Giustiniani, 248
Gladius Rogieri, the, 273
Glass, faked, 259
Glazes for pottery, 255
Glyptography, 79
Go-between, the, 164
Godescal, monk, 66
Gold products, spurious, 277
Gorgas, 21, 43
Gouffier, Claude, 109
Græco-Roman pottery, 247
Græeculi delirantes, 20
Gratianus, 31
Greek copyists, 59
Greeks, the, as art collectors, 17
Green-bronze lacquer for metal, 263
Green or brown-green patina, 265
Green patina, 266
Grolier, 107
Gubbio, 249
Guillebert de Metz, 69
Gymnasium of the Areopagus, 17
Hall, Major H. Bing, 144
Hannibal, 37
Hercules and Antæus, 88
Hercules of Lysippus, 19
“Hercules Musagetes,” 22
Hercules, statuette of, 36
Heius of Messina, 49
Henry II faience, 252
Hispano-Moresque pottery, 249
Holland, collections in, 128
Horace, 25;
the crieur, 28, 32;
book collecting, 50;
patina, 51
Huber, Dr. L., 131
Imbert, 141
Imitation and fraud in Rome, 24
Imitations, contemporaneous, 232
Imitations by noted factories, 256
Imitator, the, 170
Imitators and copyists, 59
Impasto painting, 230
Imperator Caldusius, 92
Impruneta clay, 187
Inlaid work on furniture, 282
Inscriptions, 93
Iron work, 266
Isotta Atti, 86
Italian artists, versatility of, 86
Italy, collections in, in the fifteenth century, 70
Italy, exportation laws, 179
Italian faience, imitations of, 250
Itinerarium Galliæ, by Just Zinzerling, 115
Ivory work, 244
Jabach, the dealer, 115, 123
Jests, 160
Jewellery, old, 278
Juba, King of Numidia, 212
Julius Cæsar, 21, 31;
a specialist, 42
Julius, Prætor, 60
Jupiter, colossal statue of, in the Louvre, 39
Jupiter, head of, 79
Jupiter Olympicus, temple of, 21
Jupiter, temple of, in Elis, 23
Justinian, digest of, 63
Juvenal, Codrus, 33;
Tongilius, 34;
Licinius, 34;
precious goblets, 52
Krieg, 248
La Bruyère, 124, 140
La Rochefoucauld, 195
Lamberti, Nicolo di Piero, 84
Laocoön, the, 104
Laws against exportation, 172
Lebroc, 209
Lequesne, M., 184
Les Collections des Medicis, 74
Lescot, 126
Libraries at Athens, 18
Licinius the nervous collector, 34
Liste anonyme des curieux, 115
Livy, 61
Lorenzo, il Magnifico, 75, 77, 78
Louis XI and the miraculous ring, 78
Louis XIII as a collector, 122
Louis XIV as a collector, 39, 123
Louvre, the, 40, 41, 92, 96, 120, 122, 187
Lovesque, 141
Lucian, on Roman tourist guides, 62, 307
Lucretius, candelabra, 30
Lucullus, 60
Lustre work, 250
Lyndon, Minerva’s temple at, 18
Lysippus, statue of Hercules, by, 36
Machiavelli, 102
Magliabechi, 307
Maillet, M. A., 201
Malachite, kind of patina, 265
Malatesta’s temple of love, 86
Manheim, connoisseur, 54, 261
Mantegna and Isabella d’Este, 81
Maquilleur, the, 216
Marcellus, 19
Marcus Agrippa, 43
Marcus Aurelius as an auctioneer, 212
Marcus Aurelius, statuette of, 97
Marguerite of Antioch, 39
Mark Antony as a collector, 22, 31;
rapacity, 38, 39;
Corinthian bronze, 51
Marks of noted pottery factories, 258
Marks on steel, 274
Marostica, 67
Marsigli, Luigi, 72
Martial, 26;
the septæ, 31;
Milonius, 32;
Clarinus and Paullus, 32;
Eros and Mamurra, 33;
statuette of Hercules, 36, 213
Marzi, Ezio, Prof., 191
Mazarin as a collector, 115, 117, 120
Mecherino, 106
Médailles insolentes, 128
Medals, forgers and imitators of antique, 100
Medals, patina for old, 265
Medici collection, fate of the, 74
Medicis, the, 72;
Piero, 75;
Cosimo, 75, 104;
Giulio, 77;
Ottaviano, 99;
Alexander, 101;
Lorenzino, 101
Mediæval collections, 64
Mégisserie, the, 111
Meissen china, booming, 151
Meleager, statuette of, 89
Melpomene, colossal, in the Louvre, 41
Memoires de Brienne, 127
Mettere il bavaglino, 157
Mexican idols, 246
Michelangelo, 89, 102, 103, 111
Michelangelo’s David, 108
Michelozzo, 75
Milanesi, 100
Milizia, 226
Millin, 136
Milonius, 32
Miniature work, 232
Miniatures in Rome, 30
Mino, 91
Minor collections, 299
Moabite pottery, forged, 205
Modena Museum, 91
Moderno, 97
Molière’s works, 294
Montaigne, 108
Moreau, artist in iron, 266
Morelli, 147
Mosaic, a Roman, 46
Muffled glaze, 251
Mummius, L., 19
Munich Museum, the, 185
Murrhines, 52
Murrhines, prices paid for, 25
Museum of Arezzo, 92
Museum of French monuments, 92
Museum of Munich, 92
Museums and forgeries, 153
Musical instruments, 284
Mustard pot, find of a, 161
Myron, 39
Mys, bronzes of, 30
Napoleon as an art collector, 132
Natali’s imitations, 182, 185, 190
National Museum, Florence, 91
Nero, 18, 46
Newton and Pascal, 201
Niccoli, Niccolo, 71, 92
Nicomedes, King, 37
Nieuwerkerque, 182
Nolives, 182
Nonius, 38
Numismatists, 92
Octavianus, a collector of Corinthian bronze, 51
Oeci, 49
Orlandini, Prof., 192
Orleans, Duke of, 129
Oriental pottery, 247, 249
Oriental weapons, 267
Over-restoration, 234
Paduan School, 91, 196
Pagan art, the worship of, 85
Painting, imitations in, 99
Painting, transformed, 168
Paintings, restoring, 225
Palazzo, Riccardi, the, 75
Palissy, 251
Palladium, Niccoli’s, 97
Paolo Veronese, 102
Paris, art sales in, 128
Parvenu collector, the, 82
Pascal and Newton, 201
Pasiteles, 21
Pastels and water colours, 232
Patinæ, 51;
bronze, 238;
marble, 241
Paul Potter, 232
Paullus, 32
Pausias, 42
Perenzolo, 69
Peristyle, the, 48
Perronet de Granvelle, 39
Pertinax, public auction by, 212
Peruvian pottery, 246, 248
“Peter Funk,” 222
Petrarch, 71
Petronius’ collection of Murrhines, 54
Petronius and art, 20, 26
Phœdrus, on faking, 59
Phidias, 20
Philippe-Egalité, 129
Photographing pseudo-masterpieces, 169
Pietà, Zampini’s, 185
Pinacotheca of the Acropolis, the, 49, 71
Piot, 140
Plaquettes, 88, 91, 93
Plato, portrait of, 91
Plautus (“Menœchme”), 28
Pliny, 18;
Gegania and Clesippus, 29;
candelabra, 30;
Nonius, 38;
the “Young Philippian,” 40;
Polygnotus and Pausias, 42;
Scaurus, 46;
Corinthian bronze, 51;
patina, 51;
Murrhines, 52;
citrus tables, 54;
as a connoisseur in bronze, 57;
counterfeit Sardonyx, 58;
Evander Aulanius, 60;
Pliny, the younger, on faking, 59
Plutarch, “Sulla’s private travelling god,” 36
Police of Louis XIV, 128
Polish of faked furniture, the, 280
Politiano, 79
Pollaiodo, Antonio, 88
Polycletus, 24;
bronzes, 30;
cameo, 73
Polygnotus, 42
Pompey, a generous collector, 41
Pontchartrain, 128
Pope Leo X, portrait of, 99
Pope Sixtus IV and the Medicis, 80
Pottery, faked, 247, 253, 254
Pourquet, M., 295
Poustales collection, the, 89
Præco, the, 28, 213
Prado of Madrid, the, 87, 92
Praxiteles, 46
Precious stones, imitation of, 58
Prices and values, 147
Prints and drawings, faking old, 231
“Prioristi,” Florentine, 209
Private collections at Rome, beginning of, 22
Procopius, 62
Promenade of Pompey, 42
Propertius and Cynthia, 42
Protective laws, 105, 172
Psychology of collectors, the, 203
Ptolemy’s cup, 66
Public auctions in Rome, 28
Public sales, 211
Quattrocento imitations, 87;
velvets, 289
Quintilian, 24
Racine’s works, 294
Radegond, St., 65
Raester, Olga, 285
Rameses, the forged, 203
Renaissance fakers of art, 68
Restorers and fakers, 59, 165
Restorers’ workshops in Rome, 60
Restoring paintings, 226
Retouching, 225
Reville’s Promptuarium, 92
Revolution, ceramics of the French, 252
Revolution, French, influence of the, 132
Rhodes’ pottery, 248
Riccio, bronzes of, 87, 101
Richelieu as a collector, 115
Ricordi of Lorenzo Medici, 78
Ridolfi, Prof., 178
Rienzi, 71
Rinuccini, 78
Rochefort, Henri, 162, 214
Rolland, Mme., 150
Roman busts, imitations of, 90
Roman house, the, 48, 49
Roman, the, not a lover of art, 18
Romano, Giulio, 111
Rome: the home of the collectors, 18;
development of art, 21;
beginnings of private collection, 22;
fictitious art and fraud, 24;
freakish prices, 25;
septæ, 28;
public auctions, 28;
an emporium of art, 44;
Roman house, 48;
faking and copying, 59;
artistic life, 60
Rosary, Mazarin’s valuable, 119
Rossini, 286
Rothschilds, the, 152, 235, 260, 269
Rovertet, 107
Rugs, Oriental, 293
Sacrarium, the, 49
St. Martin de Tours, monk of, 66
Saitaphernes, tiara of, 277
Sales of art collections, 128
Sales and auctions, 208
Salle Lebrun, the, 132
Salting collection, the, 191
Sanson, Charles, the executioner, a collector, 116
Sansovino, Jacopo, 89
Sardonyx, counterfeited, 58
Satire, on collecting, 125
Satyricon, the, 47
Sauval, 110
Savonarola, 83
Sbullettare, 186n.
Scaling of terra-cotta, 186
Scarampi, Cardinal, 73, 74
Scaurus, 45;
his atrium, 49
Scientific and artistic pursuits, 137
Scopas, 46
Seneca and art, 20;
collectors, 32;
bibliomaniacs, 50;
veneered furniture, 55
Septæ, the, 28, 29
Servilia, 47
Servilius, 46
Sèvres, museum at, 248
Shaw, Bernard, 142
Shaw, Quincy, 31, 141
Shields, story of the three, 271
Siena imitators, 191
Sigillaria, the, 31
Signatures and monograms, 193, 208, 231
Signorili, Descriptio urbia Romæ of, 69
Silver, artistic, during the French Revolution, 275
Silver, colour and tone of, 276
Silver marks, 276
Silver work, 274
Silver, wrought, rage for, in Rome, 25
Sisinande, 56
Sixteenth-century art, 101
Slang, art dealers’, 159
Sleeping Cupid, the, 89
Smuggler, the, 171
Sogliani, 111
Solvents used in restoring pictures, 227
Specialist, the, 138
Spoon, Jacob, 127
Sposalizio, Correggio’s, 118
Squarcione, Francesco, 71
Staedel Museum, the, 96
Stamp-collecting, 299
Stanley, H. M., 142
Statues, 35, 36, 37
Stemmata, 49
Strongylion, bronze by, 40
Strozzi, Filippo, 101
Stucco duro imitations, 237
Suetonius, 29;
Cæsar, 43, 212
Suggestion, influence of, 177
Sulla, 22, 31, 36
Supino, Prof., 178
Symbolic art, 63
Tabulæ auctionariæ, 213
Tanagras, faked, 235
Tane’s Philosophie de l’Art, 304
Tapestries, 49, 291
Tardieu and Sanson, 116
“Tazza Famese,” the, 80
Tedesco, Piero di Giovanni, 84
Tempera, use of, in restoring, 228
Temples as museums of art treasures, 18
Textile material, antique and modern, 288
Theophrastus, 18
Thibaudau, Trésor de la Curiosité, 128
Tiberius, II, 65
Timonacus, 43
Tintoretto, 102
Titian, 102, 120
Tongilius, the important collector, 34
Tortoise-shell as veneer, 55
Touchard, 248
Tourists in ancient Rome, 61
Trade and art, 150
Traité des plus belles bibliothèques, 115
Transferring bookbindings, 297
Trevoux, 136
Trimalcho, 26
Triclinia, 49
Trouillebert, 170
Tuscany, protective laws in, 106
Uffizi Gallery, the, 90
Ulysses Belgico-Gallico, Golnitz’s, 115
Urban VIII and the Coliseum, 105
Vaillant, 114
Valentino, Duke, 90
Valerius Maximus, 20
Varnish, imitating old and cracked, 229
Vasari, 86, 88, 89, 99, 225
Vedius Pollio and Augustus, 52
Vellano, bronzes of, 87, 88
Vellano, Vasari’s life of, 100
Velleius Paterculus, 19
Velvets, quattrocento and cinquecento, 289
Veneering in Rome, 55
Venetian works, effect of cleaning on, 217
Venus Anadyomene of Apelles, 60
Verres, the greedy collector, 22, 30, 31, 37
Verrocchio, Andrea del, 88–92
“Verrocchio and Co.,” 190
Vicentino, Valerio, 143
Victoria and Albert Museum, 96, 185, 188
Vindex, the real connoisseur, 35, 37
Virgil, 101
Vitruvius, 20;
private palaces, 45
Volpi, Elia, Prof., 178
Voltaire, 130
Voyage pour l’Instruction, Verdier’s, 115
Voyage de Lister, 115
Voyage de Montaigne, 108
Vrain-Lucas, 199
Vulteius Medas, 28
“Wall breakers” at Athens, 18
Walters, H., 141
Warton, 110
Weapons, faked, 267
Wax work, 244
“Way for Asses, The,” 161
White, Stanford, 141, 304
Winckelmann, 36, 53, 58
Wood carving, colouring, 243
Worm-holes in furniture, imitation, 281
“Young Philippian,” the, 40
Zampini, Ferrante, 182, 185, 198
Zenodonis, a copyist, 59
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