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LIST OF ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL.

SUBJECT. PAINTER. ENGRAVER. FACE PAGE

I.CLEOPATRA AND C2E:SAR. J. L. GtR6ME. J. C. A rinytage.I

2. SIMPLETONS. S. LUKE FILDES. C. Cousen. 8

3- JEPHTHAH'S DAUGHTER. JULIUS SCHRADER. S. Sinitli. 33

4. THE SPANISH FLOWER-GIRL. MURILLO, P. -ighitfoot. 49

5. SUNSET-SUSSEX. G. COLE. J.Saddler. 65

6. WEARY. E. RADFORD. T. Brownl. 72

7. AN ARTIST. J. L. MEISSONIER. 80

8. WATCH AND WARD. W. A. BOUGUEREAU. Gustave AT. Bertinot. 97

9; MACBETH. A. JOHNSTON. C. W. Sharpe. I05

) ~~~IO, VOLUMNIA REPROACHING BRUTUS AND SICINIUS. J. D. LINTON. J.Greatbach. I29

ACN II. ~LAD AND LASSIE. Sir EDWIN LANDSEER, R.A. F. Holt.I3

- P; ~~I2. THE SMOKER. J. L. MEISSONIER. I153

.MP ~~I3, NEWS FROM THE WAR. G. D. LESLIE, R.A. F. A. Heath. I6I

t ~~~I4,- THE SHEPHERD. -ROSA BONHEUR. C. Cousen. I76

I5. HESTER PRYNNE AND PEARL. GEORGE H. BoUGHTON. WAinE,Mrhl. I93;

JX ~~~I6. THE FIRST HOPE. C. F. JALABERT. Gicstave N. Bertinzot. 200

X ~~~I7. THE GAME AT CARDS. J. L. MEISSONIER. L. J. Rajan. 208

I8. THE YOUNG MOTHER. C. W. COPE, R.A. H.1. Robinso;z. 225

< ~~~I9. UNDER THE OLD FIR-TREE. Sir EDWIN. LANDSEER, R.A. C. G. Lezwis. 233

) ~~~2o. THE OFFER OF THE CROWN TO LADY JANE GREY. C. R. LESLIE, R.A. C. G. Lewis. 257

{ ~~~21. MY CEIILDREN. L. ALMA-TADEMA, A. R. A. L. Lowenstam. 273

> 22. THE BOUQUET, . A. TOULMOUCHE. Gxst~~~~~~~~~~~~~A7eX Brtv;"int 289

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iv LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.

ENGRAVINGS FROM SCULPTURE. SUBJECT. SCULPTOR. ENGRAVER. FACE PAGE

I. GENERAL T. J. JACKSON. J. H. FOLEY, R.A. H. Balding. 25

2. DR. JOSEPH PRIESTLEY. J. F. WILLIAMSON. E. Stodart. 57

3. PRINCE ALBERT. J. H. FOLEY, R.A. W. Roffe. II2

4. THE WIDOW'S CRUSE. J. ADAMs-ACTON. E. Roffe. I85

5. RICHARD BAXTER. T. BROCK. T. W. Hunt. 249

6. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. RANDOLPH ROGERS. W. Roffe. 281

7. ELAINE. J. F. WILLIAMSON. E. Stodart. 3I2

8. JOHN HENRY FOLEY, R.A. T. BROCK. E. Stodart. 377

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INDEX TO ARTICLES.

PAGE

Academy Exhibition, The .................................... I57

Albert, Prince .............................................. I22

Alma-Tadema, New Works of ............................... 68

Altar and Throne of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, The.

(With Illustrations.) ............................... ... 372

American Art-Manufactures (illustrated) ....................... 342

American Furniture (illustrated) ............................... I82

American Painters:

Richards, Wm. T. Illustrations: At Atlantic City; On the

Wissahickon ........................................... 242

Gifford, Robert Swain. Illustrations: On the Nile; The Palms

of Biskra ............................................ 3Io

Brown, George Loring. Illustrations: Lake Nemi; The Tem

ple of Peace, Rome ................................... 370

Amsterdam and Venice (illustrated) .............. ............. 344

'An Artist' ................................9I

Animal Folrms in Ornamental Art, Use of (F. Edward Hulme,

F.L.S., F.S.A.). Illustrated ........ 46, I09, I83, 269, 334, 375

Art and Manufactures (Edwin Goadby) . ........................ iii

Art in Paris (Lucy H. Hooper) . . .......... 58, I25, 154, I87, 380

Art of Dressing and of being dressed, The (Percy Fitzgerald,

M.A., F.S.A.) ................................ 3I6, 345, 378

Art-Publications, Recent . . 30

Astor Reredos, The (illustrated) . . 22

'At the Fountain' (with Illustration by Mdlle. Jeanne Bole) ..... I8I

Baxter, Richard .......................... 250

Beavis, Richard, Works of (James Dafforne). Illustrations: Be

daween Caravan on the Road to Mount Sinai; Bullock

Carts returning from Cette; Collecting Wreck on the

French Coast ......................................... 97

Boston, New Monument in ...........................5I ...... 3I5

Boston, Recent Architecture in (S. N. Carter). Illustrated ...... 299

Bouquet, The .............................................. 3I4

Centennial Exhibition, The:

English Stained-Glass Windows; English Furniture; Limoges

Falence; Selections from Turkish Exhibit; English Chan

delier and Glass-Work; Porcelain ; Russian Bronzes and

Silverware; Mantel-piece and Chairs from Belgium; Ameri

can " Time-Globe .9.............. ...... 9

French Settee and Mantel-piece; Aubusson Tapestry, Chiffon

nier, and Gas-Standard, French Exhibit; Selections from

the Spanish Exhibit ; Selections from the Italian Ex

hibit ......................... ...................... 4I

Selections from the Chinese Exhibit ; Italian Carving; Ward

robe, Vase, and Bronze, from Japan; Selections from the

French Exhibit ....................................... 8i

Selections from the Swedish Exhibit; Communion-Table from

Boston ; Selections from the German Exhibit; Furniture

from Cincinnati ........ .............................. II2

Christian Art, Traditions of (Edward L. Cutts, B.A.). Illus

trated ............................................... 5, 52

Church Restorations in Italy, Recent (Clara L. Wells) ........... I86

Cleopatra and Cxsar ............................. 26

Crossing the Stream. (With Illustration by Vely) ............... 369

Decorative Designing (illustrated) ............................ 209

Derby Fine-Arts Exhibition, The .... ........................ 360

Dog and the Shadow, The ...................... ............ 347

Early Art (Joseph Simpson) .................................. 37

'Effie Deans,' Millais's ................ ...................... 232

Elaine .............................. 3I5

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Falence, French (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated . 273

Florence (illustrated) ............ . .......................... '33

Flower-Market, Firmin-Girard's .... . ........................ 48

Foster, Birket, and his Works (Charles E. Pascoe). Illustrations:

Birket Foster; The Hay-Field; The Cottage Nurse; The

Water-Lilies ........ ..'. I93 French Falence (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated ........... 273

French Furniture (Lucy H. Hooper) .... . .................... 92

Genevieve, Ste.,- Church of, Paris ........................ ... 240

Gerome, Leon (Lucy H. Hooper) ........... ................ 26

Gerome's Sword-Dance .........................1............ I64

Gift to General Grant, City of London's (with Illustration).. ..... . 27I

Gilding on Porcelain ................... .................... 292

Granada, A Souvenir of (with Illustration).. . 240

Grecian Climate and Greek Art (D. T. Ansted, F.R.S.) ......... 382

Hester Prynne and Pearl ...................... ............. 2I8

Holland and Flanders, The Schools of ....1................... I73

Homes of America. Illustrations: Residences of Mr. Asa Packer,

Hon. Simon Cameron, J. Pratt McKean, Mr. J. A. Cassett,

Mr. Jay Cooke, Mr. Russell Smitlh, Mr. Bayard Taylor, Mr.

F. 0. C. Darley, " Norwood ............................. 260

Homes of England, The Stately (S. C. Hall, F.S.A., and Llewellynn

Jewitt, F.S.A.). Clumber .............................. 24

Hotel des Ventes, The, Paris (Lucy H. IHooper) ................. 3I3

How One Landscape-Painter paints ........................... 284

Irish Art, Ancient (Llewellynn Jewitt, F.S.A.). Illustrated.

I74, 293, 324, 366

Island of Giulio (Illustration) .................... ............ 20

Italian Majolica (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated ........... 244

Jackson, " Stonewall,' Statue of General . ............... ...... 25

Japanese Art (Sir Rutherford Alcock, K.C.B., D.C.L.). Illus

trated ................. 73, I34

Japanese Lacquer-Ware ................. 200

Jepththah's Daughter ............... . 57

Lad and Lassie ............................................. I53

Lafarge's Decorations of Trinity Church, Boston ... ...... .... 285

'Le Passeur' (with Illustration) ............................... 327

London, Art in; Society of British Artists; Models for the Byron

Memorial ; French Gallery, Pall-Mall ................... 28

London, Art in (Charles E. Pascoe) ................ 6o, 93, I56, 252

London Art-Gossip (Charles E. Pascoe) ......................... I24

London's, City of, Gift to General Grant (with Illustration) . ..... . 27I

London Royal Academy Exhibition, Notes on .............. 22I, 253

Macbeth. .........................1........

I22

MacCallum, Andrew, The Works of. Illustrations: Lago Mag

giore; Windsor Park; Rome .. ...................... 353

Majolica, Italian (Charles WVyllys Elliott). Illustrated .......... 244

Medicean Porcelain (from the Castellani Collection). Illustrated.

B. Phillips ...........................................

Millais's 'Effie Deans ....................................... 232

Modern Dining-Room (with Illustration) ......... .......... 3I2

Moorish, Persian, and Rhodian Glazed Pottely (illustrated) ...... 214

My Children ................................................ 281

Neimann, Edmund J., Works of: Scarborough-Sunset; Trampers

crossing a Moss; Ludlow-Sunshine and Showers (James

Daffome) ............................................ 225

News from the War ............................... I85

New York Interiors, Some (M. E. W. S.). Illustrated ........ 3I9, 361

Norway (R. T. Pritchett, F.S.A.). Illustrated. .38, 65, IO1, I30,

177, 205, 237, 257, 296, 32I, 357

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vi INDEX TO ARTICLES.

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NOTES:

Diaz de la Pena; Brooklyn Art Association; Corcoran Gallery

of Art, Washington; Statue of Daniel Webster; New York

Centennial Loan Exhibition; LAn, etc ................. 3I

Sale of John Taylor Johnston's Pictures; Art in Boston ; Wag

ner in Rome ; Taxation of Art in Italy ; New Painting by

Gebhardt; M. Tissot ; The Italian Sculptor Luccardi;

American Pottery, etc... . 63

Art in Philadelphia; Lennox Gallery ; Art in Boston; Death

of Joel T. Hart; Death of Robert Wylie; Art in Clhicago. I27

Art in Boston ............................................ i6o

Brooklyn Art Association; John Beaufain Irving, N.A. ; Art in

Bostoni; Art in Chicago; Berlin; Jean Baptiste Madou;

Statue to Sir Rowland Hill ; The Albert Institute, Edin

burgh; Corcoran Gallery of Art, etc .10. ;go Edwin White, N.A. Boston, Naples, Rome, Turin, Picture

Sales ................................................ 255

Art in Boston; Racinet's 'Le Costume Historique ;' Henry

Weekes, R.A.; Art in Chicago; Corcoran Art-Gallery.... 224

Art in Philadelphia; The Grosvenor Gallery; New Painting by

M. Yvon; Paris Exhibition of I878; Equestrian Statue of

General Lee; Le Musee des Moulages; William E. Frost,

R.A.; Chapu's Monument to Regnault; Antwerp; L'Art;

Art in Chicago; Mons; Statue of Hans Christian Andersen;

Liverpool ..................... ...................... 286

Paris Exhibition of I878 ; Tablet to Titian ; David's Picture of

'Tintoretto painting his Dead Daughter;' London Nation

al Gallery; Yale School of Fine Arts; Rome; St. Louis

Exposition; A Parisian Art-Discovery; A New Pottery;

An American Sculptor in London; The Goupil Gallery,

London; The Plymouth Monument; Honours of the Salon;

Death of Francis Petit ................................. 3I9

Art in Philadelphia; New Pictures in Goupil's Gallery ; Brook

lyn Art Association ; Boston ; Society of Decorative Art.. 349

Unger's Etchings; Art in Boston; Mr. William R. O'Donovan; Corcoran Art-Gallery, Washington; Art-work in Silver;

The Chicago and St. Louis Exhibitions; The Caxton Com.

memoration; Art in Cincinnati .......................... 383

Offer of the Crown to Lady Jane Grey . . 28I On the Hill-Side ......................... 347 Pacific Railway, Scenery of the (William H. Rideing). Illus

trated ..1 , 33, 69, IO0, 137, I65, 20I, 228

Paris Salon of I877, The ............................... 2I9, 250 281

Paris, Art in (Lucy H. Hooper) ................. 58, I25, 154, I87, 380 Paris Art-Gossip (Lucy H. Hooper) .................. 347

Picturesque Europe. Illustrations: Island of St. Giulio, Lake of

Orta; The Rialto .I

Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, Loan Exhibition at (D. C.

M.) .88

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Plhiladelphia Academy of Arts, Spring Exhibition at the (D. C.

M.) ............................. I89

Philadelphia Churches, Some New (illustrated) .................. 337

Pottery and Porcelain, How to decorate (Charles Wyllys Elliott).

Illustrated. 308

Pottery, Moorish, Persian, and Rhodian Glazed (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated. 24

Pottery, Unglazed (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated. .- I7, 146, I69

Pott, Laslett John, Works of (J. Dafforne). Illustrations: Charles

I. leaving Westminster Hall after his Trial; His Highness

in Disgrace; On the March from M oSCOW . ... 289

Poynter, Edward J., R.A., Works of (John Dafforne). Illustra

tions: The Catapult; The Festival; The Golden Age.... 49

Priestley Statue, The ...................... .... 58 Reredos, The Astor (illustrated) . . 22

Rialto, The (Illustration). .2. '21

Rome, Art in (Clara L. Wells) .. 56

Rubens's Tercentenary, The . .......... ........ 349

Sancho Panza . . 314

Seward, William H., Statue of . .................. 28I

Simpletons . ............................... 8

Spanish Flower-Girl ....................... 58

Statue of King Alfred, The . ................... 356

Student, The .......... .. 347

Studio-Life in New York (E. T. L.) . . 267

Sunset, Sussex ......................... 9I

Symbols of the Seasons and Months represented in Early Art

(Charles Boutell, M.A.). Illustrated ................... 77, 233

Technical Point,' On a (E. T. L.) ............................. I80

The Card-Players ........................................... 2I9 The First Hope. . . 2i8

The Shepherd ......... ; ...................... 185 The Smoker . . . I53

The Young Mother ......... . ........................ .... 249

Towers and Windows in New York Architecture (illustrated).... 141

Under the Old Fir-Tree ..................................... 250

Unglazed Pottery (Charles Wyllys Elliott). Illustrated.... II7, I46, I69 Van Elten, Kruseman, Works of. Illustrations: Landscape on

Farmington River; Twilight ........................... 340

Venice (illustrated) ........................................ I98 Verlat's Eastern Landscapes ................................. 374

Volumnia reproaching Brutus and Sicinius. I53 Wagner, Alexander. I23

Watch and Ward. I22

Water-Colour Exhibition, The Tenth New York (S. N. C.) . 95

'Weary' ................................91 .. 'I

Widow's Curse, The .I86

Wyburd, Francis John, Works of; The Convent Shrine; Im

mortelles; Esther (James Dafforne) ........ ... ........ i6i

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