Art, definition of, 1; its mimetic character, 52; sensorial beauty, first aim of, 72; must deal chiefly with types, 55; independent of social and political conditions, 4; of psychological impulses, 8, 14; great periods of, 8; suggested evolution in, 7; "Classic" and "Romantic," 278; relation of, to nature, 55; popular appreciation of, 74; Grecian, cause of its decline, 10; Italian Renaissance of, cause of its decline, 11; limitation of sculpture and painting in, 81; Tolstoy's definition of, 275; ideals in (_see_ The Ideal in Art) Artemis (_see_ Diana) Artists, training necessary for, 25; cause of variation in work of, 20; reputations of great, 283; as judges of works of art, 305 Arts (_see_ Fine Arts) Assent, Law of General, 72 _et seq._ Associated Arts, the arts associated, 53; first law of the, 60; highest art in, recognized by general opinion, 77; ideals in, 58; cannot properly be used for moral or social purposes, 82; their method of producing beauty, 78 _et seq._; limitations of, 80 Athena, her representation in art, 123 Atmospheric effects, limitations in producing, 202; exceptional phases, 202 B Bacchus, his representation in art, 131 Barbizon School, anticipated by Dutch masters, 291; sketches of the, of little importance, 290; use of heavy gilt frames for works of the, 291 Beauty, definitions of, unsatisfactory, 2, 59; alleged objectivity of, 2; highest form of, 72; unconnected with philosophy, 2; first law of, in the Associated Arts, 60; ideal, 86; kinds of, in the arts, 4, 60, 273; degrees of, in the arts generally, 60, in painting, 83; sensorial (or emotional), 60, 72; intellectual (or beauty of expression), 2, 273; of form, 273; of color, 228 _et seq._; methods of producing, 78; as the "expression of emotion," 275; Longinus on the highest, 73; standard of judgment of, in poetry, 77, in sculpture, 77, in painting, 77, in architecture, 75, in fiction, 77, in landscape, 194, in still-life, 214, in secondary art, 219 _et seq._; general agreement in respect of, 86 Bon Dieu d'Amiens, Ruskin on, 319; Farrar on, 319; corresponds with certain Greek art, 319, Plate 2 Brevity in expression, highest beauty in poetry, marked by, 65 Broad style of painting, cause of, with great artists, 21; its limitations, 39; advocacy of, by impressionists, 38; as used by Rembrandt, 281; by Hals, 336 Bronze statuettes of the Renaissance, 321 _et seq._ Byron on nature and art in respect of landscape, 345 C Caricature, its place in art, 225 Carritt, E. F., on the result of æsthetic systems, 275 Cave men, their art, 5 Ceres (_see_ Demeter) Chaldean Art, Illustration of, Plate 1 Character of Artists, influence of, in their work, 16