Hunt, Holman, finish of, i. 416 (note).
Pictures referred to--
Awakened Conscience, iii. 90;
Claudio and Isabella, iii. 27;
Light of the World, iii. 29, 40, 57, 76, 340, iv. 61 (note);
Christ in the Temple, v. 347.
Hunt, William, anecdote of, iii. 86;
Farmer's Girl, iii. 82;
foliage of, i. 407;
great ideality in treatment of still-life, ii. 203.
Landseer, E., more a natural historian than a painter, ii. 203 (note);
animal painting of, v. 257;
Dog of, ii. 202;
Old Cover Hack, deficiency of color, ii. 226;
Random Shot, ii. 226;
Shepherd's Chief Mourner, i. 9, 30;
Ladies' Pets, imperfect grass drawing, v. 98;
Low Life, v. 266.
Laurati, treatment of the open sky, ii. 44.
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, Satan of, ii. 209.
Lewis, John, climax of water-color drawing, i. 85;
success in seizing Spanish character, i, 124.
Linnell, cumuli of, i. 244 (note).
Picture referred to--
Eve of the Deluge, ii. 225.
Lippi, Filippino, heads of, ii. 220;
Tribute Money, iii. 314.
Mantegna, Andrea, painting of stones by, iv. 302;
decoration of, ii. 220.
Masaccio, painting of vital truth from vital present, iii. 90;
introduction of portraiture into pictures, ii. 120;
mountain scenery of, i. 95, iv. 299;
Deliverance of Peter, ii. 222;
Tribute Money, i. 85, 95, iii. 314.
Memmi, Simone, abstract of the Duomo at Florence, at Santa Maria
Novella, i. 103;
introduction of portraiture in pictures, ii. 120.
Millais, Huguenot, iii. 90.
Mino da Fiesole, truth and tenderness of, ii. 184;
two statues by, ii. 201.
Mulready, Pictures by--
the Butt, perfect color, ii. 227;
Burchell and Sophia, ii. 227;
Choosing of the Wedding Gown, ii. 227;
Gravel Pit, ii. 228.
Murillo, painting of, ii. 83.
Nesfield, treatment of water by, i. 349.
Orcagna, influence of hills upon, iv. 358;
intense solemnity and energy of, iii. 28;
unison of expressional and pictorial power in detail of, iii. 28;
Inferno, ii. 128;
Last Judgment, ii. 181, iii. 57;
Madonna, ii. 201;
Triumph of Death, iii. 57, 95.
Perugino, decoration of, ii. 220;
finish of, ii. 83;
formalities of, iii. 122, 315;
hatred of fog, iv. 56;
landscape of, ii. 218;
mountain distances of, iv. 355;
right use of gold by, i. 109;
rationalism of, how affecting his works, v. 205;
sea of, i. 346;
expression of, inspiration by, ii. 223.
Pictures referred to--
Annunciation, ii. 44;
Assumption of the Virgin, ii. 44;
Michael the Archangel, ii. 223;
Nativity, iii. 48;
Portrait of Himself, ii. 136;
Queen-Virgin, iii. 52;
St. Maddelena at Florence, i. 346.
Pickersgill, Contest of Beauty, ii. 229.
Pinturicchio, finish of, ii. 83;
Madonnas of, ii. 224.
Pisellino, Filippo, rocks of, iii. 239.
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