Johnson’s Apology for Portrait Painting, 197 The Literary Club, 198 Johnson’s Portrait, 198 Johnson’s Death, 199 Reynolds and Goldsmith, 199 The Deserted Village, 200 Goldsmith’s “Retaliation,” 200 Pope a Painter, 201 Reynolds’ First Attempts in Art, 202 The Force of Habit, 202 Paying the Piper, 203 Reynolds’ Modesty, 203 Reynolds’ Generosity, 203 Reynolds’ Love of his Art, 204 Reynolds’ Criticism on Rubens, 205 Reynolds and Haydn’s Portrait, 206 Rubens’ Last Supper, 206 Reynolds’ Skill in Compliments, 207 Excellent Advice, 208 Sir Joshua Reynolds and his Portraits, 208 Reynolds’ Flag, 209 Burke’s Eulogy, 209 Reynolds’ Estimate and Use of Old Paintings, 210 Influence of the Inquisition upon Spanish Painting, 211 A Melancholy Picture of the State of the Fine Arts in Spain, 217 Don Diego Velasquez, 226 Velasquez honored by the King of Spain, 227 Velasquez’s Slave, 228 Luis Tristan, 229 Tristan and El Greco, 230 Alonso Cano, 230 Cano’s Liberality, 231 Cano’s Eccentricities, 231 Cano’s Hatred of the Jews, 232 Cano’s Ruling Passion strong in Death, 234 Ribalta’s Marriage, 235 Aparicio, Canova, and Thorwaldsen, 236 Bartolomé Estéban Murillo, 236 Murillo and Velasquez, 236