Dodgson (Campbell). Dürer’s Studies for Adam and
Eve, 192; Pl. 196.
Edwards (Ralph). Isaac Cruikshank, 184; Pl. 185.
Fry (Roger). A Correggio Problem, 3; Pl. 2, 5; Another
unpublished Correggio, 109; Pl. 108. von Hadeln (Detlev, Baron). Tintoretto’s Samson and Delilah, 21; Pl. 20; A portrait by Paolo Veronese, 191; Pl. 193.
Hendy (Philip). The supposed “Painter of St. Stephen
— I, 285; Pl. 288, 291. Herzfeld (Ernst). The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21;
Pl. 23. Hind (A. M. ) Two Works in the Library of Christ
Church, Oxford [S-N] 241; Pl. 243. Holmes (Sir Charles). The Landscape Work of Hercules
Seghers, 210; Pl. 208, 211, 214. Hulin de Loo (Georges). Hans Memlinc in Rogier van
der Weyden’s Studio, 160; Pl. 161, 164, 167, 170. Jourdain (M. ) An Exhibition by the British Antique
Dealers’ Association, 177; Pl 173, 176, 179. Kingsley Porter. (A. ) Iguácel and more Romanesque Art of Aragon, 115; Pl. 111, 114, 117, 120, 123, 126.
Loeser (Charles). Gianfrancesco Rustici, 260; Pl. 264,
267, 270, 273. Mayer (August L. ) Unknown Works by Antonio Puga, 76, 197; Pl. 77, 80, 193; An Unknown Mater Dolorosa by El Greco, 183; Pl. 182. The Portrait of Olivares by Rubens [S-N] 241; Pl. 246.
Martin (W. ) Recent Acquisitions at the Mauritshuis, 9;
Pl. 8, 11. Perzynski (Friedrich). Marks and Decorative Inscriptions
on Chinese Porcelain, 65; Pl. 71. VAN Puyvelde (Léo). A Last Judgment in the Musée
Royal, Brussels, 222; Pl. 226. Rackham (Bernard). The early stained glass of Canterbury Cathedral, 33; Pl. 35, 37, 40; Some unpublished
Maiolica by Pellipario, 230; Pl. 231, 234, 237, 240.
Renders (Emile). Cracks in Flemish Primitives, 59;
Pl. 58, 61, 64, 67. Schmidtz (Hermann). The Wienhausen Embroideries at
Berlin, 27; Pl. 26, 29, 32. Scott Taylor (J. ) A new Portrait of Elisabetta Gonzaga? [S-N] 143; Pl. 145.
Seligman (C. G. ) Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285. Stuart Wortley (Clare). A Portrait of Sir Philip Hoby
in the Uffizi, 278; Pl. 279, 282.
Tatlock (R. R. ) Vermeer’s Guitar Player, 41; Pl. 43.
Tietze (Hans). Dürer’s Portrait of a Young Man at
Hampton Court [S-N] 143; Pl. 145. Tombu (Jeanne). The Brussels School at Orsoy, 132;
Pl. 133, 136, 139, 142. Watts (W. W. ) An English Horn with fourteenth
century Mounts, 277; Pl. 276. Webb (Geoffrey). Notes on Hubert Le Sueur — 1, 10;
Pl. 14, 17; — II, 81; Pl. 83, 86, 89. Winkworth (W. W. ) The Delft Enamellers, 296;
Pl. 294, 297, 300, 303. Yetts (W. Perceval). A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54. A Ming Temple Figure [S-N] 308; Pl. 309.
CARVING AND SCULPTURE —
A Byzantine Steatite Relief, 88; Pl. 89.
An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179.
Gianfrancesco Rustici, 260; Pl. 264, 267, 270, 273.
Iguácel and more Romanesque Art of Aragon, 115;
Pl. 111, 114, 117, 120, 123, 126. Notes on Hubert Le Sueur, — I, 10; Pl. 14, 17, — II 81;
Pl. 83, 86, 89.
CERAMICS, ENAMELS AND GLASS —
The Delft Enamellers, 296 Pl. 294, 297, 300, 303.
The early Stained Glass of Canterbury Cathedral, 33;
PL 33, 37, 40. An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179- Marks and Decorative Inscriptions on Chinese Porcelain,
65; Pl. 71.
A Ming Temple Figure [S-N] 308; Pl. 309.
Some unpublished Maiolica by Pellipario, 230; Pl. 231,
234, 237, 240.
Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285. EASTERN ART—
A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54. The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21; Pl. 23.
Marks and Decorative Inscriptions on Chinese Porcelain,
63; Pl. 71.
Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 283.
FURNITURE —
An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179. METALWORK —
A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54.
Byzantine Metalwork before and alter the Fall of
Constantinople, 189; Pl. 188. An English Horn with fourteenth-century Mounts, 277;
PL 276. An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179.
The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21; Pl. 23. Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285.
OWNERSHIP (PRIVATE) OF OBJECTS ILLUSTRATED —
Benedict and Co. (Dr., Berlin). Palma Giovane. Mater
Dolorosa, Pl. 182. Böhler (Herr Julius, Munich). Paolo Veronese. Portrait of a Lady, Pl. 193. Rustici. A Warrior. Drawing,
PL 270.
British Antique Dealers’ Exhibition. Giovanni di Agostino. Virgin and Child with Saints. Pl. 173; Triptych in Limoges enamel; Silver, Pl. 176; Furniture, Pl. 179.
Colnaghi (Messrs. P. and D. ) Memlinc. Virgin of the
Annunciation, Pl. 164. Conway (Sir Martin). Lorenzo Lotto. Sacred and
Profane Love, PI. 261. Czernin (Count, Vienna). Hans Memlinc and R. van der
Weyden. Purification, Pl. 164, 167. Devonshire (The Duke of). Tintoretto and assistants. Samson and Delilah, PL 20. Attributed to Giulio
Romano. Holy Family and St. Anne. Drawing, Pl. 92.
Duke (Mr. Leonard). Thomas Girtin. Landscape, Pl. 218. Edwards (Ralph). Isaac Cruikshank. Moses in the Pull
Rushes, Pl. 185. Epstein (Mr. Jacob, Baltimore). Raphael. Portrait,
Pl. 145.
Fison (Mr. F. L. ) Thomas Girtin. Landscape, Pl. 223. Fleischmann Gallery (Munich). El Greco. Mater
Dolorosa, Pl. 182. de Forest (Mr. S. K., New York). Porcelain dishes,
Yüan dynasty, PL 71. Haberstock Gallery, Berlin. Rubens. Portrait of
Olivares, Pl. 246. Harris (Mr. Henry). Gianfrancesco Rustici. Mercury.
Bronze, Pl. 264. Hoare (Sir Henry, Stourhead, Wilts). Hubert Le Sueur.
Charles I, Pl. 83. Karlbeck (Mr. Orvar). Bronze sacrificial vessel;
probably Chou, Pl. 34. Lee of Fareham (Viscount). Correggio. Pietà, Pl. 108;
Self-Portrait, Pl. 2, 5; English drinking horn, Pl. 276. Loeser (Mrs. Charles, Florence). Rustici. Sheet of
Studies. Drawings, Pl. 273; Rustici. Warriors (2). Terra-cotta, Pl. 270.
Mac-Crohon (D. Manuel). Goya. Celestina ý su Hija,
PL 306. Mather (Mr. F. J., Princeton University). Giorgione.
The Infant Paris exposed by Priam’s Orders, Pl. 258. Mellon (Mr. Andrew, Washington). R. van der Weyden.
Portrait of a Lady, Pl. 167. Northampton (The Earl of). Giorgione. Unknown
Subject, Pl. 261. Pazzagli (Sr., Florence). Rustici. Moses. Terra-cotta,
Pl. 270. Either (Mr. Frank). Chinese plate with Delft enamelling,
Pl. 297. Private Collection, Amsterdam. Seghers. Mountainous
River Valley, Pl. 211. Pu (Mr. Wang Chiu, Peking). Porcelain plate, Chinese,
Pl. 71. Radziwill (Prince, Berlin). Memlinc. Annunciation,
Pl. 164. Renders (M. E., Bruges). Flemish School. Pietà with a
Benedictine Donor; Memlinc. The Magdalen, Pl. 58. Ringling (Mr. John, Sarasota, Florida). Tintoretto.
Samson and Delilah, Pl. 20. Sackville (Capt. Stopford). Probably by Catena. Holy Family and St. Elizabeth, Pl. 92; William Dobson. Henry Mordaunt, Second Earl of Peterborough; Flemish School. John, Earl of Peterborough, Pl. 93. Seligman (Mr. C. G. ) Archaic bronze lamp, Chinese,
Pl. 283. de Silvela (Marqués, Madrid). Goya. D. Leandro
Fernandez de Moratin, Pl. 306. Sparks (Messrs. John). Taoist figure, glazed pottery,
Pl. 309.
Eve, 192; Pl. 196.
Edwards (Ralph). Isaac Cruikshank, 184; Pl. 185.
Fry (Roger). A Correggio Problem, 3; Pl. 2, 5; Another
unpublished Correggio, 109; Pl. 108. von Hadeln (Detlev, Baron). Tintoretto’s Samson and Delilah, 21; Pl. 20; A portrait by Paolo Veronese, 191; Pl. 193.
Hendy (Philip). The supposed “Painter of St. Stephen
— I, 285; Pl. 288, 291. Herzfeld (Ernst). The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21;
Pl. 23. Hind (A. M. ) Two Works in the Library of Christ
Church, Oxford [S-N] 241; Pl. 243. Holmes (Sir Charles). The Landscape Work of Hercules
Seghers, 210; Pl. 208, 211, 214. Hulin de Loo (Georges). Hans Memlinc in Rogier van
der Weyden’s Studio, 160; Pl. 161, 164, 167, 170. Jourdain (M. ) An Exhibition by the British Antique
Dealers’ Association, 177; Pl 173, 176, 179. Kingsley Porter. (A. ) Iguácel and more Romanesque Art of Aragon, 115; Pl. 111, 114, 117, 120, 123, 126.
Loeser (Charles). Gianfrancesco Rustici, 260; Pl. 264,
267, 270, 273. Mayer (August L. ) Unknown Works by Antonio Puga, 76, 197; Pl. 77, 80, 193; An Unknown Mater Dolorosa by El Greco, 183; Pl. 182. The Portrait of Olivares by Rubens [S-N] 241; Pl. 246.
Martin (W. ) Recent Acquisitions at the Mauritshuis, 9;
Pl. 8, 11. Perzynski (Friedrich). Marks and Decorative Inscriptions
on Chinese Porcelain, 65; Pl. 71. VAN Puyvelde (Léo). A Last Judgment in the Musée
Royal, Brussels, 222; Pl. 226. Rackham (Bernard). The early stained glass of Canterbury Cathedral, 33; Pl. 35, 37, 40; Some unpublished
Maiolica by Pellipario, 230; Pl. 231, 234, 237, 240.
Renders (Emile). Cracks in Flemish Primitives, 59;
Pl. 58, 61, 64, 67. Schmidtz (Hermann). The Wienhausen Embroideries at
Berlin, 27; Pl. 26, 29, 32. Scott Taylor (J. ) A new Portrait of Elisabetta Gonzaga? [S-N] 143; Pl. 145.
Seligman (C. G. ) Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285. Stuart Wortley (Clare). A Portrait of Sir Philip Hoby
in the Uffizi, 278; Pl. 279, 282.
Tatlock (R. R. ) Vermeer’s Guitar Player, 41; Pl. 43.
Tietze (Hans). Dürer’s Portrait of a Young Man at
Hampton Court [S-N] 143; Pl. 145. Tombu (Jeanne). The Brussels School at Orsoy, 132;
Pl. 133, 136, 139, 142. Watts (W. W. ) An English Horn with fourteenth
century Mounts, 277; Pl. 276. Webb (Geoffrey). Notes on Hubert Le Sueur — 1, 10;
Pl. 14, 17; — II, 81; Pl. 83, 86, 89. Winkworth (W. W. ) The Delft Enamellers, 296;
Pl. 294, 297, 300, 303. Yetts (W. Perceval). A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54. A Ming Temple Figure [S-N] 308; Pl. 309.
CARVING AND SCULPTURE —
A Byzantine Steatite Relief, 88; Pl. 89.
An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179.
Gianfrancesco Rustici, 260; Pl. 264, 267, 270, 273.
Iguácel and more Romanesque Art of Aragon, 115;
Pl. 111, 114, 117, 120, 123, 126. Notes on Hubert Le Sueur, — I, 10; Pl. 14, 17, — II 81;
Pl. 83, 86, 89.
CERAMICS, ENAMELS AND GLASS —
The Delft Enamellers, 296 Pl. 294, 297, 300, 303.
The early Stained Glass of Canterbury Cathedral, 33;
PL 33, 37, 40. An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179- Marks and Decorative Inscriptions on Chinese Porcelain,
65; Pl. 71.
A Ming Temple Figure [S-N] 308; Pl. 309.
Some unpublished Maiolica by Pellipario, 230; Pl. 231,
234, 237, 240.
Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285. EASTERN ART—
A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54. The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21; Pl. 23.
Marks and Decorative Inscriptions on Chinese Porcelain,
63; Pl. 71.
Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 283.
FURNITURE —
An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers’ Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179. METALWORK —
A Bronze dedicated to the Grand Guardian, 56; Pl. 54.
Byzantine Metalwork before and alter the Fall of
Constantinople, 189; Pl. 188. An English Horn with fourteenth-century Mounts, 277;
PL 276. An Exhibition by the British Antique Dealers Association,
177; Pl. 173, 176, 179.
The Hoard of the Karen Pahlavs, 21; Pl. 23. Two Rare Chinese Pieces, 283; Pl. 285.
OWNERSHIP (PRIVATE) OF OBJECTS ILLUSTRATED —
Benedict and Co. (Dr., Berlin). Palma Giovane. Mater
Dolorosa, Pl. 182. Böhler (Herr Julius, Munich). Paolo Veronese. Portrait of a Lady, Pl. 193. Rustici. A Warrior. Drawing,
PL 270.
British Antique Dealers’ Exhibition. Giovanni di Agostino. Virgin and Child with Saints. Pl. 173; Triptych in Limoges enamel; Silver, Pl. 176; Furniture, Pl. 179.
Colnaghi (Messrs. P. and D. ) Memlinc. Virgin of the
Annunciation, Pl. 164. Conway (Sir Martin). Lorenzo Lotto. Sacred and
Profane Love, PI. 261. Czernin (Count, Vienna). Hans Memlinc and R. van der
Weyden. Purification, Pl. 164, 167. Devonshire (The Duke of). Tintoretto and assistants. Samson and Delilah, PL 20. Attributed to Giulio
Romano. Holy Family and St. Anne. Drawing, Pl. 92.
Duke (Mr. Leonard). Thomas Girtin. Landscape, Pl. 218. Edwards (Ralph). Isaac Cruikshank. Moses in the Pull
Rushes, Pl. 185. Epstein (Mr. Jacob, Baltimore). Raphael. Portrait,
Pl. 145.
Fison (Mr. F. L. ) Thomas Girtin. Landscape, Pl. 223. Fleischmann Gallery (Munich). El Greco. Mater
Dolorosa, Pl. 182. de Forest (Mr. S. K., New York). Porcelain dishes,
Yüan dynasty, PL 71. Haberstock Gallery, Berlin. Rubens. Portrait of
Olivares, Pl. 246. Harris (Mr. Henry). Gianfrancesco Rustici. Mercury.
Bronze, Pl. 264. Hoare (Sir Henry, Stourhead, Wilts). Hubert Le Sueur.
Charles I, Pl. 83. Karlbeck (Mr. Orvar). Bronze sacrificial vessel;
probably Chou, Pl. 34. Lee of Fareham (Viscount). Correggio. Pietà, Pl. 108;
Self-Portrait, Pl. 2, 5; English drinking horn, Pl. 276. Loeser (Mrs. Charles, Florence). Rustici. Sheet of
Studies. Drawings, Pl. 273; Rustici. Warriors (2). Terra-cotta, Pl. 270.
Mac-Crohon (D. Manuel). Goya. Celestina ý su Hija,
PL 306. Mather (Mr. F. J., Princeton University). Giorgione.
The Infant Paris exposed by Priam’s Orders, Pl. 258. Mellon (Mr. Andrew, Washington). R. van der Weyden.
Portrait of a Lady, Pl. 167. Northampton (The Earl of). Giorgione. Unknown
Subject, Pl. 261. Pazzagli (Sr., Florence). Rustici. Moses. Terra-cotta,
Pl. 270. Either (Mr. Frank). Chinese plate with Delft enamelling,
Pl. 297. Private Collection, Amsterdam. Seghers. Mountainous
River Valley, Pl. 211. Pu (Mr. Wang Chiu, Peking). Porcelain plate, Chinese,
Pl. 71. Radziwill (Prince, Berlin). Memlinc. Annunciation,
Pl. 164. Renders (M. E., Bruges). Flemish School. Pietà with a
Benedictine Donor; Memlinc. The Magdalen, Pl. 58. Ringling (Mr. John, Sarasota, Florida). Tintoretto.
Samson and Delilah, Pl. 20. Sackville (Capt. Stopford). Probably by Catena. Holy Family and St. Elizabeth, Pl. 92; William Dobson. Henry Mordaunt, Second Earl of Peterborough; Flemish School. John, Earl of Peterborough, Pl. 93. Seligman (Mr. C. G. ) Archaic bronze lamp, Chinese,
Pl. 283. de Silvela (Marqués, Madrid). Goya. D. Leandro
Fernandez de Moratin, Pl. 306. Sparks (Messrs. John). Taoist figure, glazed pottery,
Pl. 309.