Turner, J. W. M., list of letters on, i. 80 _seqq._; his pictures ill seen in the Academy, i. 20, 21; bequest to the nation, i. 50, and note, 81, 100; his best work in gray, i. 96; his best work his modern work (1843), i. 23 (note); change in price and value of his pictures, ii. 41; character of, i. 107; Claude challenged by, i. 46, and note; the Turner collection, i. 54, and note; copies of, 105, and note; difficulty of copying, i. 95; lesson in art of copying, i. 23; his delicacy of hand, i. 95; engravings of, their value, i. 90; exhibitions of Marlboro' House, i. 81, and note, 88-9, 92, 98, 101; eyesight of (Dr. Liebreich on the), i. 154 and 155 (note); "Turners" False and True, i. 106; a Turner gallery, proposals for, i. 91; Life of, i. 107-8; light and gas, etc., effect of, on his pictures, i. 83, 90, 98, and note, 100, 103, 105; the Turner mania, i. 16; mass of drawings left by, i. 101; Norton's, Prof., lecture on, i. 86 (note), 97 (note), 105 (note); pencil outlines of, i. 93; poetry and philosophy of his pictures, i. 11, 15, 18, 21; pre-Raphaelitism of, i. 65 (note), 74; his "Public," i. 15; scorned in life, i. 8, 11; sea subjects, i. 199, 11, 12 (note); the "Shakespeare" of painting, i. 22, and note; Shelley compared with, i. 20; sketch-book of, i. 86 (note); subtlety of, i. 96; requisites for enjoyment of his work, i. 21; unusual vehicles of, i. 82; Waagen's estimate of, i. 11, 12, and note; water-painting by, i. 199; will quoted, i. 46 (note). Turner, J. W. M., Drawings and Sketches, condition of at death, i. 90, 101 (note); copies of, 105-6, and note; distribution of among provincial schools proposed, i. 54, and note, 101; exhibitions of, at Marlboro' House, see above, at Kensington, i. 98, and note, 101; a perfect example of a Turner sketch, 95, 96, and note; Ruskin's, Mr., arrangement of, i. 84, 88, 89; report on, i. 52 (note), 54, and note, 88; "Turner Notes," etc. (see Ruskin, Mr.).