Praxiteles and Phidias compared, 154 The Works of Praxiteles, 155 The Venus of Cnidus, 155 Praxiteles and Phryne, 156 The King of Bithynia and the Venus of Cnidus, 157 Phidias, 157 Phidias and Alcamenes, 159 Ingratitude of the Athenians, 159 The Jupiter of Phidias, 160 Phidias’ Model for the Olympian Jupiter, 161 Apollodorus, the Athenian, 162 Apollodorus, the Architect, 163 Trajan’s Column, 164 The Death of Apollodorus, 165 Hogarth, 166 Hogarth’s Apprenticeship, 167 Hogarth’s Revenge, 168 Hogarth’s Method of Sketching, 168 Hogarth’s Marriage, 168 Successful Expedient of Hogarth, 169 Hogarth’s Picture of the Red Sea, 170 Hogarth’s Courtesy, 171 Hogarth’s Absence of Mind, 171 Hogarth’s March to Finchley, 172 Hogarth’s unfortunate Dedication of a Picture, 172 Hogarth’s manner of selling his Pictures, 172 Hogarth’s Last Work, 175 Jacques Louis David, 176 David’s Picture of the Coronation of Napoleon, 178 David and the Duke of Wellington, 184 David and the Cardinal Caprara, 185 David at Brussels, 185 Pierre Mignard, 186 Sir Joshua Reynolds, 188 Reynolds’ New Style, 189 Reynolds’ Prices, 191 Reynolds’ in Leicester Square, 192 The Founding of the Royal Academy, 194 Reynolds and Dr. Johnson, 195 Dr. Johnson’s Friendship for Reynolds, 196