_Whistler as President--His Decoration of the Gallery and Hanging of Pictures--Indignation by Members--Visit of the Prince of Wales--Growing Dissatisfaction in the Society--Jubilee of Queen Victoria--Whistler's Congratulatory Address--British Artists made a Royal Society--Dissatisfaction becomes Open Warfare--The Crisis--Wyke Bayliss elected President-- Whistler's Resignation_ CHAPTER XXXI. MARRIAGE. THE YEAR EIGHTEEN EIGHTY-EIGHT 271 _Whistler's Wedding--Reception at the Tower House--His Wife-- His Devotion--Influence of Marriage_ CHAPTER XXXII. THE WORK OF THE YEARS EIGHTEEN EIGHTY TO EIGHTEEN NINETY-TWO 274 _Water-colours--Etchings, Belgian and Dutch--Exhibition of Dutch Etchings--Lithographs_ CHAPTER XXXIII. HONOURS. EXHIBITIONS. NEW INTERESTS. THE YEARS EIGHTEEN EIGHTY-NINE TO EIGHTEEN NINETY-ONE 279 _Honours from Paris, Munich, and Amsterdam--Dinner to Whistler --Paris Universal Exhibition of 1889--Exhibition of Whistler's Work in Queen Square--Moves to No. 21 Cheyne Walk--M. Harry's Impressions of the House--Portrait of the Comte de Montesquiou --W. E. Henley and "National Observer"--New Friends_ CHAPTER XXXIV. "THE GENTLE ART." THE YEAR EIGHTEEN NINETY 288 _Whistler Collects his Letters and Writings--Work begun by Mr. Sheridan Ford--Mr. J. McLure Hamilton's Account--Action at Antwerp to suppress Ford's Edition--Mr. Heinemann publishes "The Gentle Art" for Whistler--Summary of the Book--Period of unimportant Quarrels_ CHAPTER XXXV. THE TURN OF THE TIDE. THE YEARS EIGHTEEN NINETY-ONE AND EIGHTEEN NINETY-TWO 298 _The "Carlyle" bought by the Glasgow Corporation--"The Mother" bought for the Luxembourg--The Exhibition at the Goupil Gallery --Mr. D. Croal Thomson's Account--Success of the Exhibition-- The Catalogue--Commissions--Demand for his Pictures--Mr. H. S. Theobald's Reminiscences--Whistler's Indignation at Sale of Early Pictures by Old Friends--Invited to show in Chicago Exhibition--Not known at R.A.--Decorations for Boston Public Library_ CHAPTER XXXVI. PARIS. THE YEARS EIGHTEEN NINETY-TWO AND EIGHTEEN NINETY-THREE 310 _Whistler goes to Paris to live--Joseph Pennell with him there in 1892 and 1893--Lithographs--Colour work--Studio in Rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs--Apartment in the Rue du Bac--Etchings printed--Afternoons in the Garden--Day at Fontainebleau-- Wills signed--Mr. E. G. Kennedy's Portrait--Rioting in the Latin Quarter_ CHAPTER XXXVII. PARIS CONTINUED. THE YEARS EIGHTEEN NINETY-THREE AND EIGHTEEN NINETY-FOUR 320 _Whistler's Friends in Paris--Mr. MacMonnies', Mr. Walter Gay's, and Mr. Alexander Harrison's Reminiscences-- Mr. A. J. Eddy's Portrait--Portraits of Women begun_