Gaillon, Châteaux of, 228
Gainsborough, 256, 262
Galérie des Glaces, Versailles, 240
Gardner, Mr. E. A., 50
Gardner, Mr. Percy, 73
“Gate of Hell,” by Rodin, 274-277
Gaulish invasion
Of Asia Minor, 90-92, 106
Of Greece, 106
Of Rome, 139, 146
Pergamene art, effects on, 88-93
Hellenistic art, effects on, 105-108
“Dying Gaul,” 89
“Gaul killing his wife,” 89
Genoa, 153, 154
“George, St.” by Gilbert, 297, 298
Gericault, 266
Germany
Mysticism in, 221-223
Protestantism in, 213
Sculpture after Reformation, 223, 224, 298
Modern sculpture, preface, 298
Ghiberti, Lorenzo, 162-173, 184
Early life and art education, 162
Baptistery Gates competition, 162-164
“Gates of Paradise,” 164-168, 275
Pictorial quality in his art, 165, 167, 172
Revolt against asceticism, 165, 177, 178
Donatello compared with, 168, 172
Or San Michele commissions, 170-173
“John the Baptist,” 171
“Saint Matthew,” 172
Gibbons, Grinling, 257
Gibson, John
Visit to Rome, 247, 282
“Tinted Venus,” 282, 284
“Hylas and the Nymphs,” 282, 283
Gibson Gallery, Burlington House, 282, 283
Gilbert, Alfred, 293-299
Early life, 294
Lambeth School of Art, 288, 289
Royal Academy Schools, 291, 294
France, visit to, 294, 295
Florence, visit to, 295
Shaftesbury Memorial, 295, 296
Clarence Memorial, 297-299
“Saint George,” 297, 298
The Carpeaux and Rodin of British sculpture, 290, 293, 299
Ginevra, Maria, 207
Giorgione’s “Venus,” 194
Giotto
Andrea Pisano, influence upon, 157, 161
Ghiberti compared with, 165
Bernini compared with, 214, 215
Giovanni de Medici, 181
Giuliano, Duke of Nemours, tomb of, 192-197
Girardon, Francis
Giovanni Bologna, influence upon, 211
Inspector of Sculpture at Versailles, 237
Versailles Gardens, 238, 239
“Apollo and Nymphs,” 237, 238
“Rape of Proserpine,” 211
“Fountaine en Pyramide,” 239
Glycon, 101
Goethe, 248
Goldsmithery, influence upon sculpture, 162, 205
Gonzaga, Family of, 175, 181
Goscombe John, _see_ John
Gothic art, 145-154
Mysticism in Northern Europe, 152, 153, 221-223
Dates from about 1000 A.D., 145, 146
Historical circumstances, 146, 147
Cathedrals, 147, 148
Compared with Hellenic, 148-153
Compared with Italian, 152, 153, 177, 178
Sculpture, 149-151
Drapery in, 152
Rodin and, 279
Goujon, Jean
Employed by Francis I., 227, 257
Fountain of the Innocents, 230
“Diana” from Anet, 230
Diana of Poitiers, and, 230-233
Gozzoli, 164
Græco-Roman style, 116, 118, 120-131, 155, 156
Grand Prix de Rome, 244, 254, 269
Greek colonies, 11
Greek sculpture, _see_ Hellenic and Hellenistic
Gregory VII., 147
Gregory XIII., 198
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