❧ INDEX OF ARTISTS
AND WORKS OF ART ❧
- ALBARELLI, Italian, see Ceramics
- Altarpiece, by A. Baldovinetti, painted for the Cappella Maggiore, S. Trinità, now in the Florentine Academy, Trinity, with Saints, 29
- Aquatint, coloured, by Stadler, The Hôtel de Ville, Louvain, after S. Prout; (V. and A. M.), 203
- Armorial Bearings, (Shields), of the Doria family, (in text), 268
- BAGG, engraving by, after E. Isabey, Ship During Storm, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie,’ 307 (3)
- Baldovinetti, Alesso, painted glass window, designed by, in S. Croce, Florence, with figures of God the Father and St. Andrew, 25
- paintings by, Altarpiece, Trinity, with Saints, formerly in S. Trinità, now in the Florentine Academy, 29
- Patriarchs, Abraham, Noah, Moses and David on the Vault of the Cappella Maggiore of S. Trinità, Florence, 171
- Barret, G., drawing by, for an illustration, Landscape, 301 (3)
- Bartolozzi, F., drawing by, for an illustration, Cupid with a Tragic Mask, 298 (3)
- Bas-reliefs:—
- by Agostino di Duccio, Virgin and Child, with Saints and Cherubs, in the Louvre, 88
- Greek, Burlington Fine Arts Exhibition, Fragment of the Frieze of the Parthenon, (T. D. Botterell), 236
- School of Leonardo da Vinci, Bust and profile in helmet and armour, inscribed ‘P. Scipioni,’ in the Louvre, 88
- Book-illustrations of the Later Nineteenth Century, five plates, 295, 298, 301, 304, 307
- Bosboom, Jan, painting by, The Archives at Veere, (J. C. J. Drucker), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 179
- Boule, André Charles, Furniture by, Marquetry Bureau, and Bookcase, 234
- Bronzes:—
- Greek, Burlington Fine Arts Exhibition, Amphora Handle, (Wyndham Cook), Mask of Sea Deity, (Salting), Mirror-cover, (Taylor), 247
- Plaque, (Wallis), 245
- Statuettes, Aphrodite, Nude, (Loeser), Aphrodite with Torch, Seilenos Crouching, (Taylor), Sick Man, (Wyndham Cook), 245
- Bruges Museum, painting by Gerard David in, The Judgement of Cambyses, 2
- Brussels, Seals of the Gilds of Bakers, Barbers, and Butchers of, (in text), 190, 191
- Burgundian Wooden Chest, XV. cent., richly carved, (Hospices civiles, Aalst), 361
- Burlington Fine Arts Club, Exhibition held by, see Greek Art
- Busi, Giovanni, see Cariani
- CARIANI, (Giovanni Busi), paintings by, Madonna and Child, (G. Salting), 79
- The Sempstress Madonna, (Corsini Gallery, Rome), 81
- Carpets, see Textiles
- Ceramics (see Terra-cottas):—
- Early Staffordshire Ware, (slip-ware, etc.), Dish, Tygs, Cups, Cradle, Jug, Lantern, etc., illustrated in text, XV. figs., 64–9
- Greek, Burlington Fine Arts Exhibition, Krater, (Harrow School), 253
- Kylix signed Tleson, and Plate signed Epiktetos, (Marquess of Northampton), 253
- Lowestoft China, Teapot, (Harding), and Small Plate, (Franks), 273
- Teapot, hard porcelain, made and decorated in China, but marked ‘Allen, Lowestoft’; (V. and A. M.), 276
- Three Italian Albarelli, XIV. cent., (Louvre), 339
- Chalices:—
- Early Scandinavian, (XIII. cent.), Silver, from Iceland, with details of inscription and decoration, V. and A. Museum, 71
- The Sorö, Silver, from Denmark, 356
- Winchester College, 165
- Chests:—
- Burgundian, XV. cent., richly carved, (Hospices civiles, Aalst), 361
- Polychrome Wooden Chest (The Ypres Chest), 361
- Cimabue, School of, paintings by, artist unknown, Nativity, and Adoration, (Parry), 118
- Cnoop, Cornelia, wife of Gerard David, painting by, Triptych, B. V. M. and Child, SS. Catherine and Barbara, (P. and D. Colnaghi), 37
- Corsini Gallery, Rome, painting by Cariani, The Sempstress Madonna, in, 81
- Courbould, drawing by, for an illustration, Duel Scene, 298 (4)
- DADDI, Bernardo, painting by, Altarpiece in Five Parts, (Parry), 121
- Dalziels, engraving by, after D. G. Rossetti, The Maids of Elfen Mere, illustration to Allingham’s ‘Music Master,’ 304 (1)
- Daubigny, Charles-François, painting by, On the Seine, (Balli), 365
- David, Gerard, (see Cnoop, Cornelia, his wife, and her painting), paintings by, B. V. M. and Child, with Angels, Virgin Saints, the painter and his wife, (Rouen Museum), 34
- The Judgement of Cambyses, (Bruges Museum), 2
- De Koninck, Philips, painting variously attributed to, and to Rembrandt, shown at Guildhall, 1903., Le Commencement d’Orage, (Lady Wantage), 61
- Denmark, The Sorö Chalice from, 356
- Doria family, armorial bearings of the, (in text), 268
- Drawings:—
- by artist unknown, for an illustration, River Scene, 301 (2)
- by Barret, G., for an illustration, Landscape, 305 (3)
- by Bartolozzi, G., for an illustration, Cupid with is Tragic Mask, 298 (3)
- by Corbould, for an illustration, Duel Scene, 298 (4)
- by Dürer, A., Portrait of a Lady, (B. M.), 287
- Portrait of a Lady with a Lap-dog, (Heseltine), 291
- by Gigoux, J., Man’s Head, illustration to ‘Gil Blas,’ 295 (1)
- by Harvey, Butterfly and Ant, illustration to ‘Northcote’s Fables,’ 298 (2)
- by Isabey, E., Ship during Storm, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie,’ 307 (3)
- by Meissonier, J. L. E., Shoeing a Horse, illustration to ‘Les Contes Rémois,’ 307 (1)
- by Menzel, A., The Round Table, illustration to ‘Geschichte Friedrichs des Grossen,’ 295 (2)
- by Palmer, S., illustration to ‘Sacred Allegories,’ 304 (2)
- by Rossetti, D. G., for an illustration to Allingham’s ‘Music Master,’ The Maids of Elfen Mere, 304 (1)
- by Stothard, T., for an illustration, Cupid’s Shooting-lesson, 301 (1)
- by Westall, W., for an illustration, Barefooted Woman under Tree, Man and Dog to left, 293 (1)
- Duccio, Agostino di, Bas-relief by, Virgin and Child with Saints and Cherubs, (Louvre), 88
- Dürer, Albrecht, drawings by, Portrait of a Lady, (B. M.), 287
- Portrait of a Lady with a Lap-dog, (Heseltine), 291
- Dutch Exhibition at the Guildhall, 1903., Painters whose work
was shown at, see Bosboom, De Koninck, Israels, Maris, J., and M.,
Mauve, Molenaer, Rembrandt, Steen, Van de Capelle, Vermeer, Verspronck
- EARLY Painters of the Netherlands whose work was shown at Bruges, 1902., see Cnoop, David, Isenbrant, Memlinc, van Eecke
- Engravings, see also Mezzotints:—
- artist unknown, after J. Gigoux, Man’s Head, illustration to ‘Gil Blas,’ 295 (1)
- by Bagg, after E. Isabey, Ship during Storm, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie,’ 307 (3)
- by Green, W. T., after S. Palmer, illustration to ‘Sacred Allegories,’ 304 (2)
- by Jackson, after Harvey, Butterfly and Ant, illustration to ‘Northcote’s Fables,’ 298 (2)
- by Knutchmar, E., after A. Menzel, The Round Table, illustration to ‘Geschichte Friedrichs des Grossen,’ 295 (2)
- by Lagornal, after Meissonier, Shoeing a Horse, illustration to ‘Les Contes Rémois,’ 307 (1)
- by Williams, Mary Ann, Jacque, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie,’ 307 (2)
- Line, British, Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, by W. Rogers, (H.M. the King), 195
- Roman Edifice in Ruins, after Claude, by T. Hearne and W. Woollett, working proof, (V. and A. M.), 197
- FLEMISH School, paintings of. by unknown artists, Portrait of the Empress Isabella, from which Titian painted his portrait, 283
- Portrait of Roger de Jonghe, Austin Friar, (Sœurs Noires, Bruges), 333
- Florentine Academy; Altarpiece by A. Baldovinetti in, Trinity with Saints, 29
- School, paintings by artist unknown; Madonna and Child with Angels, (Parry), 129
- Triptych by same hand, (Uffizi), ib.
- France, Art and Artists of:—
- Statue, Marble, by G. Pilon, XVI. cent., La Charité, (E. Lowengard), (two aspects of), 94
- French painters illustrated, see Daubigny, Isabey, Lhermitte, Meissonier, Tocqué
- paintings, (probable), artists unknown, XIV. cent., Adoration of the Magi, and Dormition of the B. V. M., (Messrs. Dowdeswell). 91
- French Book-illustrations of the Later Nineteenth Century, 295 (1), 300 (1 and 3)
- Furniture, Marquetry Bureau, and Bookcase by A. C. Boule, 234
- Tapestry, Gobelin, Psyche’s Bath, and section of border of the same, (Louvre), 231
- High Warp, Louis XIV. visiting the Gobelins, after C. Le Brun, 228
- Furniture, French, by A. C. Boule, Marquetry Bureau, and Bookcase, 234
- GADDI, Agnolo, painting by, Coronation of Our Lady, (Parry), 123
- Taddeo, painting by, Part of an Altarpiece in S. Croce, Florence, 123
- ‘Gaston Phoebus’ MS., Facsimiles from, 9, 13, 17, 19
- Gigoux, J., drawing by, Man’s Head, illustration to ‘Gil Blas,’ 295 (1)
- Gilds in Brussels, Seals of those of the Bakers, Barbers, and Butchers, 191, 192
- Glass, see Painted Glass
- Greek Art, see under Bas-reliefs, Bronzes, Ceramics, Metal Work, Sculpture, Terra-cottas
- Green, W. T., engraving by, after S. Palmer, illustration to ‘Sacred Allegories,’ 304 (2)
- HARVEY, drawing by, Butterfly and Ant, illustration to ‘Northcote’s Fables.’ 298 (2)
- Hearne, T., and W. Woollett, line engraving by, Roman Edifice in Ruins, working proof, (V. and A. M.), 197
- ICELAND, Scandinavian Silver Chalice, early XIII. cent., from, with details of inscription and decoration (V. and A. M.), 71
- Illuminated MS., ‘Gaston Phoebus,’ Facsimiles from, 9. 13, 17, 19
- Illustrations (see also Book-illustrations) in the Text:—
- Early Staffordshire Pottery-ware, (slipware, etc.). Dish, Tygs, Cups, Cradle, Jug, Lantern, etc., XV. figs., 64–9
- Heraldic Shields of the Doria Family, 268
- Lotus flower, natural forms of, 349, 350, 353
- Seals of the Gild of Bakers, Barbers, and Butchers, Brussels, 191, 192
- Svastika, various forms of, 43, 44, 47, 48
- Isabey, E., drawing by, Ship during storm, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie.’ 307 (3)
- Isenbrant, Adrian, paintings by, shown at Bruges, 1902., St. Luke, (Colnaghi), 327
- Virgin and Child, with two Angels, (Lotman), ib.
- Vision of St. Ildephonsus, (Northbrook), 330
- Israels, Josef, paintings by, A Jewish Wedding, (J. C. F. Drucker), 179
- The New Flower, (J. S. Forbes), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 1903., 181
- Italian Painters, see Baldovinetti, Cariani, Florentine School, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Vanni, Venetian School, etc.
- Italy, Maiolica of, Three Albarelli, XIV. cent. (Louvre), 339
- JACKSON, engraving by, after Harvey, Butterfly and Ant, illustration to ‘Northcote’s Fables,’ 298 (2)
- KNUTCHMAR, E., engraving by, after A. Menzel, The Round Table, illustration to ‘Geschichte Friedrichs des Grossen,’ 295. (2)
- Koursi, Arabic, Lid of, XIV. cent., copper encrusted with gold and silver (Louvre), 347
- LACE, Brussels, Honiton, Rose-point, Drawn-thread-work, Venetian, Irish crochet, Imitation Alençon, 99
- Russian, Venetian, Alençon, Modern Irish Needle-point, 97
- Turkish Drawn-thread-work, Reticella, Venetian-made Alençon, Alençon bordering, (Mrs. Alfred Morrison), 101
- Lagornal, engraving by, after Meissonier, Shoeing a Horse, illustration to ‘Les Contes Rémois,’ 307 (1)
- Le Brun, C., Tapestry after, (High Warp), Louis XIV. visiting the Gobelins, 228
- Lhermitte, Leon, painting by, Le Pêcheur, (Balli), 365
- Leonardo da Vinci, school of, Bas-relief, by artist unknown, Bust and profile in helmet and armour, inscribed ‘P. Scipioni’ (Louvre), 88
- Leuchtenberg Collection, St. Petersburg, painting of the Venetian School from, Adoration of the Shepherds, artist unknown, 85
- Lotus plant, the, natural forms of, in text, 349, 350, 353
- Louvre, The, Bas-reliefs in, by Agostino di Duccio, Virgin and Child with Saint and Cherubs, 88
- by unknown artist, school of Leonardo da Vinci, Bust and profile in helmet and armour, inscribed ‘P. Scipioni,’ 88
- Lowestoft China, see Ceramics
- MAIOLICA, see Albarelli under Ceramics
- Manuscripts, see Illuminated MS.
- Maris, Jacob, paintings by, The Canal Bridge, (Agnew), 183
- A Windmill, Moonlight, (J. C. J. Drucker), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 185
- Maris, Matthew, paintings by, The Butterflies, (W. Burrell), 187
- A Fantasy, (Mme. E. J. van Wisselingh), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 181
- Martini, Simone, paintings by, Annunciation, (Uffizi), 323
- Mauve, Anton, painting by, Watering Horses, (J. C. J. Drucker), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 183
- Meissonier, drawing by, Shoeing a Horse, illustration to ‘Les Contes Rémois,’ 307 (1)
- Memlinc, Hans, paintings attributed to, Portraits of Thomas Portunari and his Wife, (probably by Van der Goes), (L. Goldschmidt), 41
- Menzel, A., drawing by, for illustration to ‘Geschichte Friedrichs des Grossen,’ The Round Table, 295 (2)
- Metal Work, see Copper and Silver:—
- Arabic, Lid of a Koursi, copper encrusted with gold and silver, XIV. cent., (Louvre), 347
- Greek, Burlington Fine Arts Exhibition, Mirror-cover, Repoussé (J. E. Taylor), 247
- Mezzotints, by Prince Rupert, after Spagnoletto, The Great Executioner, (H.M. King Edward), 270
- by C. Turner, The Water Mill, after Sir A. W. Callcott, (V. and A. M.), 201
- Miniatures:—
- from the Arab MS., Makamat of Hariri; (C. Schefer), 133
- from MS. of the Astronomical Treatise of Abd-er-Rahman El-Sufi, (Nat. Lib. of France), 133
- from a Persian MS., of 1527., Hunting Scene, (Nat. Lib. of France), 145
- (two) from a Persian MS., of 1566., ‘The Book of Kings,’ (Baron E. de Rothschild), 137, 141
- Molenaer, Jan Miense, painting by, A Group of Three, (E. Speyer), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 176
- Monaco, Lorenzo, paintings by, Adoration of the Magi, 127
- The Visitation, (Parry), ib.
- Museums and Galleries, see Bruges Museum, Corsini Gallery, Rome, Florentine Academy, Leuchtenberg Collection National Gallery, Nat. Lib. of France, Rouen Museum, V. and A. Museum, etc.
- Mussulman Miniatures, Arabic and Persian (various owners), 133, 137, 141, 145
- NATIONAL Gallery, painting, Venetian School, artist unknown, in, Adoration of the Shepherds, 85
- New College, Oxford, paintings by Sir J. Reynolds as designs for the Window at, Cardinal Virtues, Temperance and Prudence, 213
- Fortitude and Justice, 216
- Theological Virtues, Faith, Hope, and Charity, 210
- Normanton Collection, paintings by Sir J. Reynolds in, The Cardinal Virtues, Temperance and Prudence, 213
- Fortitude and Justice, all designs for the window at New College, Oxford, 216
- The Three Theological Virtues for the same, 210
- The Little Gardener, 219
- Portraits: George, third Duke of Marlborough, 222
- Lady Betty Hamilton, 116
- Miss Murray of Kirkcudbright, 207
- The Misses Horneck, 225
- Study of a Little Girl, ib.
- OXFORD, see New College
- PAINTED Glass Window, with figures of God the Father and St. Andrew, from cartoons of A. Baldovinetti, S. Croce, Florence, 25
- Paintings:—
- attributed to Memlinc, Hans, Portraits of Thomas Portunari and his Wife, (probably by Van der Goes), (Goldschmidt), 41
- attributed to Rembrandt and to De Koninck, Le Commencement d’Orage. (Lady Wantage), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 61
- by Baldovinetti, A., Altarpiece, Trinity, formerly in S. Trinità, now in the Florentine Academy, 29
- on the Vault of the Cappella Maggiore of S. Trinità, Florence, Abraham, Noah, Moses, and David, 173
- by Bosboom, Jan, The Archives at Veere, (J. C. J. Drucker), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 179
- by Cariani (Giovanni Busi), Madonna and Child, (Salting), 79
- The Sempstress Madonna, (Corsini Gallery, Rome), 81
- by Cnoop, Cornelia, wife of Gerard David, Triptych, B. V. M. and Child, SS. Catherine and Barbara, (Colnaghi), 37
- by Daddi, Bernardo, Altarpiece in Five Parts, (Parry), 121
- by Daubigny. C.-F., On the Seine, (Balli), 365
- by David, Gerard, B. V. M. and Child, with Angels, Virgin Saints, the painter and his wife, (Rouen Museum), 34
- The Judgement of Cambyses, (Bruges Museum), 2
- Flemish school, artists unknown, Portrait of the Empress Isabella from which Titian painted the portrait now in the Prado Museum, Madrid, (in private collection, Florence), 283
- shown at Bruges, 1902., Portrait of Roger de Jonghe, Austin Friar, (Sœurs Noires, Bruges), 333
- Florentine School, artist unknown, Madonna and Child with Angels, (Parry), 129
- Triptych by the same artist (Uffizi), ib.
- probably French, XIV. cent., artists unknown, Adoration of the Magi, and Dormition of the B. V. M., (Dowdeswell), 91
- by Gaddi, Agnolo, Coronation of Our Lady, (Parry), 123
- by Gaddi, Taddeo, Part of an Altarpiece in S. Croce, Florence, 123
- by Isenbrant, Adrian, shown at Bruges, 1902., St. Luke, (Colnaghi), 327
- Virgin and Child with two Angels, (Lotman), ib.
- Vision of St. Ildephonsus, (Northbrook). 330
- by Israels, Josef, shown at the Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, A Jewish Wedding, (J. C. J. Drucker) 179
- The New Flower, (J. S. Forbes), 181
- by Lhermitte, Leon, Le Pêcheur, (Balli), 365
- by Maris, Jacob, shown at Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, The Canal Bridge, (Agnew), 183
- A Windmill, Moonlight, (Drucker), 185
- by Maris, Matthew, shown at Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, The Butterflies, (W. Burrell), 187
- A Fantasy, (Mme. E. J. van Wisselingh), 181
- by Martini, Simone, Annunciation, (Uffizi), 323
- by Mauve, Anton, Watering Horses, (J. C. J. Drucker), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 183
- by Molenaer, Jan Miense, A Group of Three, (E. Speyer), Dutch Exhibition, Guildhall, 176
- by Monaco, Lorenzo, Adoration of the Magi, 127
- The Visitation (Parry), 127
- by Rembrandt, Portrait of a Lady, (Hage), 363
- School of Cimabue, artist unknown, Nativity and Adoration, (Parry), 118
- by Reynolds, Sir Joshua, (Normanton), The Cardinal Virtues, Temperance and Prudence, Fortitude and Justice, The Three Theological Virtues, Faith, Hope, and Charity, all for the Window at New College, Oxford, 210, 213, 216
- The Little Gardener, 219
- Portraits: George, third Duke of Marlborough, 222
- Lady Betty Hamilton, 116
- Miss Murray of Kirkcudbright, 207
- The Misses Horneck, 225
- Study of a Little Girl, ib.
- by Ruysdael, Solomon, Landscapes, (2), (Louvre), 342
- by Steen, Jan, Portrait of Himself, (Northbrook), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 53
- by Titian, (Tiziano Vecellio), Portrait of the Empress Isabella, (Prado Museum, Madrid), 280
- by Tocqué, Louis, Portrait of Dame Danger, (Louvre), 345
- by Van de Capelle, J., Off Scheveningen, (Crews), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 57
- by Van Eecke, John, shown at Bruges, 1902., Episodes in the Life of St. Bernard, (Tournai Museum), 333
- by Vanni, Andrea, Altarpiece, Polyptych, Madonna and Saints, S. Stefano, Siena, 311
- Annunciation, (Chigi collection, Siena), 323
- Annunciation, in S. Pietro Ovile, Siena, 314
- details of the foregoing, 320
- Madonna and Child, (Berenson), 317
- Virgin and Child, from the Altarpiece in S. Francesco, Siena, 314
- Venetian School, artists unknown, Adoration of the Shepherds, one in the National Gallery, one from the Leuchtenberg collection, 85
- by Vermeer, Jan, of Delft, The Cook Asleep, (Kann), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 50
- by Verspronck, Jan, Portrait of the Wife of Thomas Wijck, (Mrs. Stephenson Clarke), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 53
- Palmer, Samuel, drawing by, illustration to ‘Sacred Allegories,’ 304 (2)
- Parry Collection, paintings in, by Bernardo Daddi, Altarpiece in Five Parts, 121
- Florentine School, artist unknown, Madonna and Child with Angels, 129
- Triptych by the same artist (Uffizi), ib.
- by Agnolo Gaddi, Coronation of Our Lady, 123
- by Lorenzo Monaco, Adoration of the Magi, 127
- The Visitation, 127
- School of Cimabue, artist unknown, Nativity and Adoration, 118
- Pilon, Germain, French Sculptor, (XVI. cent ), Marble Statue by La Charité, (Löwengard), (two aspects of), 94
- Plate belonging to Winchester College:—
- Ecclesiastical, 165
- Election Cup, 148
- Gilt Cup with Cover, 154
- Parcel Gilt Rose-water Dish and Ewer with top of Cover of Ewer, 151
- Rose-water Dish and Ewer, and Small Gilt Standing Cup and Cover, 157
- Steeple Cup and Hanap, 163
- Sweetmeat Dish and Gilt Standing Salt, 154
- Two Tankards and Standing Salt, 160
- Polychrome Wooden Chest, (The Ypres Chest), 361
- Pottery, see Ceramics
- Prince Rupert, see Rupert, Prince
- REMBRANDT, (Van Rijn), painting by, Portrait of a Lady, (Hage), 363
- variously ascribed to, and to De Koninck, shown at Guildhall, 1903., Le Commencement d’Orage, (Lady Wantage), 61
- Reynolds, Sir J., paintings by, Normanton collection: The Cardinal Virtues, Temperance and Prudence, 213
- Fortitude and Justice, all designs for the Window at New College, Oxford, 216
- The Three Theological Virtues, Faith, Hope, and Charity, for the same, 210
- The Little Gardener, 219
- Portraits: George, third Duke of Marlborough, 222
- Lady Betty Hamilton, 116
- Miss Murray of Kirkcudbright, 207
- The Misses Horneck, 225
- Study of a Little Girl, ib.
- Rogers, W., engraver, line engraving by, Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, (H.M. the King), V. and A. Museum Exhibition, 195
- Rose-water Dish and Ewer, Parcel Gilt, with top of cover of Ewer, (Winchester College), 155
- and Small Gilt Standing Cup and Cover, (Winchester College), 157
- Rossetti, D. G., drawing by, The Maids of Elfen Mere, to illustrate Allingham’s ‘Music Master,’ 304 (1)
- Rouen Museum, painting by Gerard David in, B. V. M. and Child, with Angels, Virgin Saints, the painter and his wife, 34
- Rupert, Prince, Mezzotint by, The Great Executioner, after Spagnoletto, (H.M. King Edward), 270
- Russia, see Russian Lace under Lace, and Leuchtenberg Collection
- Ruysdael, Solomon, paintings by, Landscapes, (2), (Louvre), 342
- SCANDINAVIA, Art of, see Denmark and Iceland
- Sculpture, see Bas-reliefs, Bronzes, Statues and Terra-cottas:—
- Greek, Burlington Fine Art Exhibition, Bust of Aphrodite, probably by Praxiteles, (Leconfield), 239
- Head of a Mourning Woman, (Ponsonby), 241
- Head of a Youth, (Vincent), 241
- Seals of the Gilds of Bakers, Barbers and Butchers, Brussels, (in text), 191, 192
- Silver and Silver Plate, see Plate
- Chalices, Scandinavian, early XIII. cent., from Iceland, with details of inscription and decoration, (V. and A. M.), 71
- The Sorö, from Denmark, 356
- Sorö, Chalice, The, from Denmark, 356
- Stadler, J. C., Coloured Aquatint by, The Hôtel de Ville, Louvain, after Prout; V. and A. Museum Exhibition, 203
- Standing Salt (Winchester College), 154, 160
- Statue, Marble, by G. Pilon, XVI. cent., La Charité, (Lowengard), (two aspects), 94
- Steen, Jan, painting by, Portrait of Himself, (Northbrook), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 53
- Stothard, T., drawing by, for an illustration, Cupid’s Shooting Lesson, 301 (1)
- Svastika, The, occurring in an Oriental Carpet owned by H. Hartley, 45
- Various forms of, to illustrations in text, 43, 44, 47, 48
- Sweetmeat Dish (Winchester College), 154
- TANKARDS, silver, (Winchester College), 160
- Tapestry:—
- Gobelin, Psyche’s Bath, and section of border of the same, (Louvre), 231
- High Warp, Louis XIV. visiting the Royal Furniture Manufactory at the Gobelins, after C. Le Brun, 228
- Terra-cottas, Greek, Burlington Fine Art Exhibition, Doll, (Mrs. Mitchell), 251
- Female Caryatid Figure, Woman Leaning on Pedestal, The Young Dionysos, (Taylor), 251
- Woman with Fan, (Knowles), 251
- Textiles, (see Lace, and Tapestry), Carpets, Tabriz, centre medallion illustrating the Tree of Life and Lotus Flower, (Gillow), 350
- Titian, (Tiziano Vecellio), painting by, Portrait of the Empress Isabella, (Prado Museum, Madrid), 280
- Tocqué, Louis, painting by, Portrait of Dame Danger, (Louvre), 345
- Turner, C., Mezzotint by, after Calcott, The Water Mill, (V. and A. M.), 201
- Type, Mr. Robert Proctor’s new Greek ‘Otter’ type, facsimile, 359
- VAN DE CAPELLE, Jan, painting by, Off Scheveningen, (Crews), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 57
- Van Eecke, John, painting by, shewn at Bruges, 1902., Episodes in the Life of St. Bernard, (Tournai Museum), 333
- Vanni, Andrea, paintings by, Altarpiece, Polyptych, Madonna and Saints, S. Stefano, Siena, 311
- Annunciation, (Chigi collection, Siena), 323
- Annunciation, in S. Pietro Ovile, Siena, 314
- details of the foregoing, 320;
- Madonna and Child, (Berenson), 317
- Virgin and Child, from the Altarpiece in S. Francesco, Siena, 314
- Venetian School, paintings of, artists unknown, Adoration of the Shepherds, one in the National Gallery, one from the Leuchtenberg collection, 85
- Vermeer, Jan, of Delft, painting by, The Cook Asleep, (Kann), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 50
- Verspronck, Jan, painting by, Portrait of the Wife of Thomas Wijck, (Mrs. Stephenson Clarke), shown at Guildhall, 1903., 53
- Victoria and Albert Museum:—
- Exhibition of British Engraving at:—
- coloured Aquatint in, by Stadler, after Prout, The Hôtel de Ville, Louvain, 203
- engravings (line) in, by T. Hearne and W. Woollett, Roman Edifice in Ruins, working proof, 197
- by W. Rogers, Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, (H. M. the King), 195
- mezzotint in, by C. Turner after Callcott, The Water Mill, 201
- Scandinavian Silver Chalice, early XIII. cent., from Iceland, in, (with details of inscription and decoration), 71
- Westall, W., drawing by, for an illustration, Barefooted Woman under Tree, Man and Dog to left, 298 (1)
- Williams, Mary Ann, engraving by, Jacque, illustration to Curmer’s ‘Paul et Virginie,’ 307 (2)
- Winchester College, Plate of, 148, 151, 154, 157, 160, 163, 165
- Wood-carvings:—
- Burgundian Chest, XV. cent. (Hospices civiles, Aalst), 361
- Polychrome Chest, (The Ypres Chest), 361
- Woollett, W., engraver, see Hearne, T.