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Chapter 15: INDEX.
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A clear, illustrated survey introducing painting, sculpture, and architecture from ancient times through medieval and Renaissance periods into modern national schools. It traces stylistic development, techniques, and genres across cultures, explains key forms such as mosaics, frescoes, and vase-painting, examines medieval and later movements, and outlines sculptural and architectural principles. Chapters organized chronologically and by region provide accessible explanations for students and beginners, supported by numerous illustrations and comprehensive indexes for study and reference.

INDEX.

By L. E. JONES.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P - R S T U V W - - Z
  • Abraham and the Three Angels” (Navarrete), 211
  • Academia Leonardi Vinci, 87
  • Adams, John, portrait by Copley, 264
  • Adams, Samuel, portrait by Copley, 264
  • “Adoration of the Kings” (Vinci), 89
  • “Adoration of the Shepherds” (Velasquez), 216
  • “Agrippina Weeping over the Urn of Germanicus” (West), 265
  • Albani, Francesco, 148
  • “Aldobrandini Marriage,” 27
  • Alexander the Great, portrait by Apelles, 18
  • Allen, James, portrait by Copley, 264
  • Allston, portrait of West, 266
  • “Analysis of Beauty” (Hogarth), 254
  • Ancient painting, 1-40
  • “Ancient Rome” (Turner), 287
  • Andalusia school of painting, 213
  • Angelico, Fra, 72-78
  • Animal painters—
    • Snyders and Fyt, 167;
    • Potter, 187;
    • Landseer, 293
  • Anne of Cleves, portrait by Holbein, 190
  • “Annunciation” (Titian), 127
  • Apelles, 18-20, 40
  • “Apollo and Daphne in the Vale of Tempe” (Turner), 287
  • Apollodorus, 13-14
  • “Archangel Michael” (Raphael), 114
  • Architecture, a fine art, 1;
    • more advanced than painting among Oriental nations, 12;
    • development of Greek, from Egyptian and Assyrian, 13;
    • during the Romanesque period, 150.
    • See also Gothic
  • Ariosto, portrait by Bassano, 132
  • Aristides, 17
  • Assisi, wall-paintings of Cimabue in Upper Church at, 62;
    • frescoes of Giotto in Lower Church at, 66
  • Assyrian painting, 9-11
  • Augsburg Cathedral contains earliest painted windows, 51
  • Augsburg school of art, 188
  • Augustine, St., quoted, 2
  • “Aurora” (Guido Reni), 145
  • Avignon, the Vernet Gallery at, 247

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  • Babylonian painting, 11-13
  • “Bacchus and Ariadne” (Titian), 124
  • “Bacchus and Ariadne” (Turner), 288
  • Balen, Henry van, 168
  • “Banishment of Ovid from Rome” (Turner), 287
  • “Baptism of Christ,” 84-86
  • Barbarelli, Giorgio, 118-120
  • Bartolommeo, Fra, 93-94;
    • and Raphael, 110
  • Bartolozzi, engraved pictures of Angelica Kauffman, 206
  • Bas-reliefs in Egyptian painting, 3-5
  • Bassano family, 132
  • “Bathing Soldiers” (Michael Angelo), 108
  • “Battle of the Standard” (Vinci), 108
  • Bazzi, or Razzi, 118
  • “Beauties at Hampton Court” (Lely), 251
  • “Beggar Boy” (Velasquez), 216
  • “Beggar Boy Munching a Piece of Pastry” (Velasquez), 216
  • Belgium. See Flanders
  • “Bella, La” (Titian), 124
  • “Belle Ferronière, La” (Vinci), 87
  • “Belle Jardinière, La” (Raphael), 110
  • Bellini, Gentile, 80-81
  • Bellini, Giovanni, 80, 81-82;
    • and Titian, 123;
    • and Dürer, 197
  • Bellini, Jacopo, 80
  • Bellotti, Bernardo, 153
  • Beltraffio, Giovanni Antonio, 93
  • Bembo, Pietro, epitaph on Raphael, 116
  • “Benci, Ginevra” (Vinci), 89
  • Bentivoglio, Cardinal, and Vandyck, 171
  • Benvenuti, Lorenzo, 153
  • Bernardo di Daddo, 69
  • Berreguette, Alonzo, 208-209
  • Bertoldo, 96-97
  • “Birth of John the Baptist” (Dürer), 198
  • “Birth of the Virgin Mary,” 58
  • Blucher, portrait by Lawrence, 270
  • Boleyn, Anne, and Holbein, 189
  • Bologna school, 71, 82
  • “Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time” (Landseer), 298
  • “Bonaparte on the Bridge of Arcola” (Gros), 242
  • Borgia, Cæsar, appoints Da Vinci engineer, 90
  • Borgognone, Ambrogio, 93
  • Both, Jan and Andries, 187
  • Botticelli, Sandro, 79
  • Bourdon, Sebastian, 238
  • Bowditch, N. I., quoted, 261
  • “Boy with a Squirrel” (Copley), 261
  • Boylston, Miss Rebecca, portrait by Copley, 260
  • Brattle, General William, portrait by Copley, 260
  • Brauwer, Adrian, 178
  • Brenghel, Jan, 162
  • Brenghel, Pieter, 162
  • Bril, Paul, 162
  • “Broken Jug” (Greuze), 240
  • Brunn, cited, 21
  • “Bull, The” (Potter), 187
  • Burch, Bishop Van der, and Vandyck, 172
  • Burgkmair, Hans, instructor of Holbein, 189
  • Burial-places, mediæval paintings in, 41.
  • “Burning of the House of Lords and Commons” (Turner), 287
  • Byron’s Works illustrated by Turner, 286

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  • “Calumny” (Apelles), 19
  • Calvert, Denis, instructor of Domenichino, 141
  • Cammuccini, Vincenzio, 153
  • Canaletto, 153
  • Cano, Alonso, 230-232
  • Canova, designed a monument for Titian, 128;
    • portrait by Lawrence, 271
  • “Cantarilla de Miel, La” (Utande), 212
  • “Capitoline Doves,” 34
  • “Caprices” (Goya), 233
  • Caracci, Annibale, 140;
    • quoted on Correggio, 135;
    • on Domenichino, 141;
    • instructor of Guido Reni, 143
  • Caracci family and school, 140
  • Caravaggio, 150
  • “Card Players” (Wilkie), 292
  • Carew, Thomas, portrait by Vandyck, 174
  • Carreño, Juan de, 211-212
  • Carvings of Dürer, 198
  • Casa Grande, the home of Titian, 126
  • Castelfranco, altar-piece painted by Giorgione, 119
  • Castile school of painting, 208
  • Castillo, Juan de, instructor of Murillo, 221
  • Catacombs, paintings of, 42-45
  • “Cato of Utica” (Ribera), 151
  • “Cat’s Paw” (Landseer), 295
  • Celtic illuminated MSS., early, 49
  • Cenci, Beatrice, portrait by Guido Reni, 145-147
  • Cennino, quoted, 68
  • Central period of Middle Ages.
  • Cespedes, Pablo de, 213-214
  • Charles I., and Rubens, 164;
  • Charles II. and Lely, 251
  • Charles IV. and Goya, 232
  • Charles V., and Titian, 124, 126-127;
  • Charles X., and Gros, 242;
    • and Vernet, 246
  • Chartres Cathedral, glass-painting in, 53
  • “Chevy Chase” (Landseer), 296-298
  • “Chief’s (The) Return from Deer-stalking” (Landseer), 298
  • Christ, paintings by Joanes of, 229
  • “Christ Bearing the Cross” (Morales), 210
  • “Christ Blessing Little Children” (Rembrandt), 186
  • “Christ Crowned with Thorns” (Morales), 210
  • “Christ Healing the Sick” (West), 266
  • “Christ in Glory” (Correggio), 134
  • Christian art. See Early
  • Church decoration in Gothic period of Middle Ages, 60
  • Cimabue, G., 61-64
  • Cistercian monks, painted windows in churches of, 54
  • Clay used by Babylonian tile-painters, 12
  • Clement VII., portrait by Titian, 124
  • Club of St. Luke founded by Vandyck, 173
  • Coello, Alonso Sanchez, 210
  • Coello, Claudio, 208, 212-213
  • “Collocation of the Host” (Coello), 213
  • Cologne school of art, 188
  • Colonna, Vittoria, friendship with Michael Angelo, 103
  • Colors, Egyptian rules for use of, 5-7;
    • in Assyrian paintings, 11;
    • in Pompeian wall-paintings, 32;
    • in illumination, 47;
    • Raphael’s skill in, 110;
    • discoveries by Hubert van Eyck in use of, 156
  • “Communion of St. Jerome” (Domenichino), 141
  • “Condemnation of Marie Antoinette” (Delaroche), 242
  • Consalvi, Cardinal, portrait by Lawrence, 271
  • Cook’s “Southern Coast,” illustrated by Turner, 282
  • Cooper, Samuel, 249
  • Copley, John Singleton, 259-264
  • “Copley Family” (Copley), 264
  • Corday, Charlotte, portrait by Goya, 233
  • Cornaro, Caterina, portrait by Titian, 124
  • Correggio, 132-139
  • “Cottage Door” (Gainsborough), 258
  • “Cottage Girl” (Gainsborough), 258
  • Court influence upon art during Romanesque period, 50
  • Coxie, Michael, copies Van Eyck’s altar-piece for Philip I., 156
  • Cranach, Lucas, 202
  • “Cromwell at the House of Sir Walter Stewart” (Landseer), 293
  • “Cromwell Contemplating the Remains of Charles I.” (Delaroche), 242
  • Cromwell’s directions to Lely for painting his portrait, 251
  • Crucifixion as represented by Giotto, 68-69
  • “Crucifixion” (Fra Angelico), 75-76
  • “Crucifixion” (Tintoretto), 130
  • “Crucifixion” (Vandyck), 169, 171
  • “Crucifixion of St. Peter” (Bourdon), 238
  • Cunningham, Allan, quoted, 267
  • Cupid, statue of, by Michael Angelo, 98-99
  • Curran, portrait by Lawrence, 270
  • Cuyp, Albert, 186-187

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  • Damophilos, 21
  • “Danäe” (Titian), 129
  • Dance, George, portrait of Turner, 279
  • “Dance of Death” (Holbein), 192-193
  • Daniell, William, portrait by Wilkie, 293
  • Dante, portrait by Giotto, 64-66;
    • and Michael Angelo, 103
  • Dante’s “Inferno,” painting by Delacroix of scene from, 245
  • David, Jacques Louis, 240-242
  • “David” (Michael Angelo), 99
  • “Dead Warrior, The” (Landseer), 298
  • “Death of the Duke of Guise” (Delaroche), 242, 244
  • “Death of Lord Chatham” (Copley), 262
  • “Death of Wolfe” (Romney), 267
  • “Death of Wolfe” (West), 266
  • “Decline of the Carthaginian Empire” (Turner), 282
  • “Decoration of a Roof,” 44-45
  • Delacroix, Eugene, 244-245
  • Delaroche, Paul, 242
  • “Demeter Enthroned,” 34
  • “Descent from the Cross” (Ribera), 151
  • “Descent from the Cross” (Volterra), 104
  • “Dido Building Carthage” (Turner), 282
  • “Dionysus, or Bacchus” (Aristides), 17
  • “Discovery of the Herb Mandragora,” 47-48
  • Dobson, William, 249-251;
    • and Vandyck, 173
  • “Dodwell Vase (The),” 38
  • Domenichino, 141-143;
    • and Poussin, 234
  • Dorian school of Sikyon, 15-17
  • Dow, Gerhard, 181
  • Drawing first regularly taught in Sikyon school, 17
  • “Drunken Bacchus” (Michael Angelo), 99
  • Duccio, 64
  • Dupper, portrait of Landseer, 301
  • Dürer, Albert, 193-202
  • Dutch. See Holland

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  • Early Christian art, 41, 42-49
  • Early period of Middle Ages. See Early Christian art
  • Eastern. See Oriental
  • Eclectics of the seventeenth century, 140
  • “Edward the Confessor” (Mortimer), 267
  • Edward III., paintings by West from the life of, 266
  • Eeckhout, Gerbrandt van der, 186
  • Eginhard, 49
  • Egyptian mosaics, 36
  • Egyptian painting, 3-9
  • “Ehrenbreitstein” (Turner), 287
  • Ekphantos, 21
  • Encaustic paintings of Nikias, 18
  • England, painting in, 249-303;
    • glass-painting in, 53;
    • wall-painting in, 60
  • “England and Wales” (Turner), 282
  • Engravings, by Rembrandt, 185;
  • “Entombment of Christ” (Caravaggio), 150
  • “Entombment of Christ” (Titian), 128-129
  • Erasmus and Holbein, 189
  • Escorial, Giordano painted walls of, 213
  • Etching, Rembrandt’s use of, 182
  • Etchings, of Salvator Rosa, 152;
    • of Teniers, 180;
    • of Rembrandt, 186
  • Etruscan tombs, decorated with mural paintings, 23;
    • stone-paintings found in, 36
  • Etruscans introduced painting into Italy from Greece, 13, 20-21
  • Euphranor, 17
  • “Extract from a Journal whilst at Abbotsford” (Landseer), 295
  • Eyck, Hubert van, 155-156
  • Eyck, Jan van, 156-158
  • Eyck, Lambert van, 158
  • Eyck, Margaretha van, 158

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  • Faes, Peter van der, 251
  • “False Players” (Caravaggio), 150
  • “Family of Darius” (Veronese), 131
  • “Family Picture” (Copley), 262
  • Farnesina Villa, frescoes by Raphael in, 111
  • Farrari, Gaudenzio, 93
  • Fawkes, H., friend and patron of Turner, 277
  • “Feast of Rose Garlands” (Dürer), 197
  • Fernandez, Louis, 221
  • Ferrara, Duke of, and Titian, 124
  • “Field of Eylau” (Gros), 242
  • “Fifth Plague of Egypt” (Turner), 278-279
  • Figure-painting in ancient Greece, 20
  • Final period of Middle Ages. See Gothic
  • “Five Senses” (Teniers), 180
  • Flanders, painting in, 155-176
  • “Flaying of St. Bartholomew” (Ribera), 151
  • “Flemish Kermes” (Teniers), 180
  • “Flora” (Titian), 124
  • Florentine school, 72-80, 93
  • Fonesca, portrait by Velasquez, 216
  • “Font, The” (Landseer), 300
  • Foreshortening of Correggio, 134
  • “Fortune Teller” (Caravaggio), 150
  • “Four Apostles, The” (Dürer), 201
  • France, painting in, 234-248;
    • glass-painting in, 51.
    • See also Gaul
  • Francia, Francisco, 82-83
  • Francis I., and Da Vinci, 90-92;
    • and Sarto, 105;
    • and Raphael, 114
  • “Francis I. and Charles V. Visiting the Tombs at St. Denis” (Gros), 242
  • Franconian school, 193
  • Frederick Henry, Prince, scenes from the life of, painted by Jordaens, 167
  • Fuseli, and Angelica Kauffman, 204;
    • and Landseer, 294
  • Fyt, Jan, 167

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  • Hals, Franz, 177;
    • and Vandyck, 169
  • Hamerton, on Turner, 286;
    • on Landseer, 298
  • Hamilton, Lady, portraits by Romney, 267-268
  • “Hamlet and Ophelia” (West), 266
  • “Harlot’s Progress” (Hogarth), 252
  • Haydon, instructor of Landseer, 294
  • Hayman, Francis, instructor of Gainsborough, 258
  • Hayter, J., portrait of Landseer, 301
  • “Heidelberg Castle in the Olden Time” (Turner), 287
  • Hellenic school, 18
  • “Hemicycle” (Delaroche), 242-244
  • Henrietta Maria, Queen, portraits by Vandyck, 174
  • “Henry I.,” 54-55
  • Henry III. and Titian, 127
  • Henry VIII. and Holbein, 189-192
  • Hercules, statue of, by Michael Angelo, 98
  • Herrera, Francisco de, 212, 214-215, 216
  • Hobbema, Mindert, 188
  • Hogarth, William, 252-254
  • Holbein, Hans, 188-193
  • Holland, painting in, 176-188;
    • fidelity to detail, 11
  • “Holy Family” (Vandyck), 169-170
  • Honthorst, Gerard, 180
  • Hooge, Pieter de, 181
  • Houssaye, A., 92
  • Hudson, instructor of Reynolds, 255
  • “Hundred Guilders Print” (Rembrandt), 186

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  • Illumination of MSS., 41, 46-49, 58
  • Illustrations used in Egyptian papyrus rolls, 8
  • “Immaculate Conception” (Murillo), 224, 225-227, 228
  • Inquisition, its influence on Spanish painting, 207-208
  • Intaglios in Egyptian painting, 6
  • Interiors, Dutch painters of, 180-181
  • Ionian school, 15
  • Ireland, miniature-painting in ancient, 49
  • Isabella, Empress, portrait by Titian, 127
  • Isabella, Infanta, sends Rubens to Spain, 164
  • Isabella of Portugal, portrait by Jan van Eyck, 156
  • Italy, painting in, 13-34, 40, 72-154
  • “Ixion on the Wheel” (Ribera), 151

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  • Jameson, Mrs., quoted, 119
  • Joanes, Vicente de, 229
  • “John Knox Preaching” (Wilkie), 293
  • Johnson, Samuel, and Sir Joshua Reynolds, 255
  • Jonah, statue of, modelled by Raphael, 115
  • Jordaens, Jacob, 167-168
  • Julius II., Pope, and Michael Angelo, 99-100;
    • and Raphael, 111
  • “Julius II., Tomb of,” (Michael Angelo), 100, 101
  • “Justinian, Theodora, and Attendants,” 45-46
  • Justus of Ghent, 158

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  • Landseer, Charles, 293
  • Landseer, Sir Edwin, 293-301
  • Landseer, John, 293
  • Landseer, Thomas, 293
  • Landscape-painting, in ancient Greece, 20;
  • “Larder Invaded” (Landseer), 295
  • “Large Holy Family of the Louvre” (Raphael), 114
  • “Last Judgment” (Michael Angelo), 101
  • “Last Supper” (Vinci), 87-89, 92
  • “Last Supper” (Titian), 211
  • “Last Supper” (Cespedes), 214
  • Last Supper, paintings by Joanes of, 229-230
  • Lastman, Pieter, 181
  • “Laughing Peasant” (Velasquez), 216
  • Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 269-271;
    • portrait of West, 266
  • “Lear” (West), 266
  • Le Brun, Charles, 238
  • Lee, Colonel and Mrs., portraits by Copley, 260
  • Lely, Sir Peter, 251
  • Leo X., and Da Vinci, 90;
    • and Raphael, 111;
    • and Titian, 124
  • Leonardo da Vinci, 84-93
  • Leopold William, Archduke, portrait by Teniers, 179
  • Leslie, portrait of West, 266;
    • portrait by Landseer, 301
  • Le Sueur, Eustache, 238
  • “Liber Fluviorum” (Turner), 286
  • “Liber Studiorum” (Turner), 280
  • “Liber Veritatis” (Claude Lorraine), 237
  • “Line-fishing off Hastings” (Turner), 287
  • Lippi, Fillipino, 79
  • Lippi, Filippo, 79
  • “Little Girl with a Lap Dog in her Arms” (Greuze), 240
  • Lombard school, 93
  • “Lomellini Family” (Vandyck), 171
  • “Lorelei Twilight” (Turner), 278
  • Lorenzo di Credi, 79
  • Lorraine, Claude, 236-238
  • Louis XII. and Da Vinci, 90
  • Louis XIII. and Poussin, 234-236
  • Louis XIV., and Le Brun, 238;
    • and Mignard, 239;
    • portraits by Rigaud, 239
  • Louis XV. and Vernet, 240
  • Louis Philippe and Vernet, 246
  • Lübke, quoted, 82, 237
  • “Lucretia” (Rembrandt), 186
  • Ludius, 21-23
  • Luini, Bernardino, 93
  • Luther, Dürer’s admiration for, 201