The Little Review, May 1914 (Vol. 1., No. 3)Various
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The Little Review, May 1914 (Vol. 1., No. 3)
Various
Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- Periodicals
They are the only descriptive and critical art guides in
existence. They are written by the high authority on art, who is
probably better acquainted than any other writer living with the
European galleries.
They are composed of clear, pointed critical notes upon
individual pictures, written before those pictures by the author.
These notes deal comprehensively with practically all of the
European galleries; and therefore discuss and explain practically
all the important paintings that hang in those galleries.
The volumes are so manufactured as to be easily carried, and they
combine perfectly the qualities of beauty and durability.
The Volumes
I. LONDON--National Gallery, Wallace
Collection. With a General
Introduction and Bibliography,
for the Series.
net $1.00
II. PARIS--Louvre
net .75
III. AMSTERDAM--Rijks Museum
THE HAGUE--Royal Gallery
HAARLEM--Hals Museum
net .75
IV. ANTWERP--Royal Museum
BRUSSELS--Royal Museum
net .75
V. MUNICH--Old Pinacothek
FRANKFORT--Staedel Institute
CASSEL--Royal Gallery
net $1.00
VI. BERLIN--Kaiser-Friedrich Museum
DRESDEN--Royal Gallery
net $1.00
VII. VIENNA--Imperial Gallery
BUDAPEST--Museum of Fine Art
net $1.00
IN PRESS
VIII. ST. PETERSBURG--Hermitage
IX. VENICE--Academy
MILAN--Brera, Poldi-Pessoli Museum
X. FLORENCE--Uffizi, Pitti, Academy
XI. ROME--Vatican Borghese Gallery
XII. MADRID--Prado
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue, New York
IMPORTANT BOOKS
OF THE SPRING
IN THE HIGH HILLS
By Maxwell Struthers Burt
This little book is one that the lover of poetry cannot overlook.
Mr. Burt has authentic poetic inspiration and a fine command of
poetic language and his work will be read and treasured.
$1.00 net. Postage extra.
THE SISTER OF THE WIND
By Grace Fallow Norton
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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