Claude, summary of his qualities, v. 244;
painting of sunlight by, iii. 318, v. 315;
feeling of the beauty of form, i. 76, iii. 318, v. 244;
narrowness of, contrasted with vastness of nature, i. 77;
aërial effects of, iii. 318, v. 244;
sincerity of purpose of, iii. 317, v. 244;
never forgot himself, i. 77, v. 244;
true painting of afternoon sunshine, iii. 321, v. 245, 315;
effeminate softness of, v. 244;
landscape of, iii. 318, i. xxxviii. preface, v. 244;
seas of, i. 77, 345, v. 244, 245;
skies of, i. 208, 227;
tenderness of perception in, iii. 318;
transition from Ghirlandajo to, iv. 1;
absence of imagination in, ii. 158;
waterfalls of, i. 300;
treatment of rocks by, iv. 253, 308, iii. 322;
tree drawing of, iii. 118, 333;
absurdities of conception, iii. 321;
deficiency in foreground, i. 179, 399;
distances of, i. 278;
perspective of, i. 409.
Pictures referred to--
Morning, in National Gallery (Cephalus and Procris), i. 317;
Enchanted Castle, i. 208;
Campagna at Rome, i. xl. preface;
Il Mulino, i. xxxix. preface, v. 245, ii. 149;
Landscape, No. 241, Dulwich Gallery, i. 208;
Landscape, No. 244, Dulwich Gallery, i. 284;
Landscape in Uffizii Gallery, i. 339;
Seaport, St. Ursula, No. 30, National Gallery, i. 208;
Queen of Sheba, No. 14, National Gallery, i. 409;
Italian Seaport, No. 5, National Gallery, i. 230;
Seaport, No. 14, National Gallery, i. 22;
Marriage of Isaac and Rebecca, i. 176, 194, 208, 278, 388;
Moses at the Burning Bush, iii. 320;
Narcissus, i. 388;
Pisa, iv. 1;
St. George and the Dragon, v. 246;
Worship of the Golden Calf, v. 246;
Sinon before Priam, i. 169, 279;
Liber Veritatis, No. 5, iv. 308;
Liber V., No. 86, iv. 220;
L. V., No. 91, iv. 253, 254;
L. V., No. 140, iii. 117;
L. V., No. 145, iii. 321;
L. V., No. 180, iii. 321.
Conegilano, Cima da, entire realization of foreground painting, iii. 128;
painting in church of the Madonna dell' Orto, i. 82.
Constable, landscape of, iii. 126;
simplicity and earnestness of, i. 94;
aspen drawing of, iv. 78;
Helmingham Park, Suffolk, iii. 119;
Lock on the Stour, iii. 118;
foliage of, i. 406, iii. 119;
landscape of, iv. 38.
Correggio, choice of background, iii. 316;
painting of flesh by, iii. 97;
leaf drawing of, v. 35;
power of, to paint rain-clouds, v. 136 (note);
love of physical beauty, iii. 33;
morbid gradation, ii. 47;
morbid sentimentalism, ii. 174;
mystery of, iv. 62;
sensuality of, ii. 125, 136;
sidelong grace of, iii. 28;
tenderness of, iii. 42.
Pictures referred to--
Antiope, iii. 63, v. 36, 90, 136;
Charioted Diana, ii. 126;
Madonna of the Incoronazione, ii. 125;
St. Catherine of the Giorno, ii. 126.
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