The Marquise de Carcano (_Head of St. John beheaded,_ marble). This, of course, is a very cursory list, and includes only collections in Paris. I must add separately to the works published about Rodin those for which I am responsible: (1) a study, called "The Art of M. Rodin," _Revue des Revues,_ 15th June, 1898; this has been approved by the artist, and very frequently reproduced. (2) A lecture delivered on the 31st of July, 1900, at the Rodin exhibition, and published by _La Plume_, with four unpublished drawings. (3) An essay upon the surroundings, personality, and influence of Rodin, which appeared in the _Revue Universelle_ in 1901, and has likewise been reprinted, particularly in the _Maîtres Artistes_ (special number, 15th October, 1903). The high price of the work published by Messrs. Goupil (_A Hundred and Fort-two Drawings by Rodin_) prevents that fine volume from being accessible to the public. The amateur photographer Druet has taken photographs of all Rodin's work, which are rather misty, but which render admirably the caressing touch of light on the main planes, and which in a measure reproduce the artistic atmosphere of the statues. Messrs. Haweis and Coles have likewise taken some beautiful and curious proofs. More classic, but also more definite, are the fine photographs which the art publisher Buloz has recently taken, and which have been employed to illustrate this volume. PORTRAITS There is a remarkable portrait of Rodin by Mr. John Sargent (dating from about twenty years ago). Another, by M. Alphonse Legros (a profile), is more of a fancy head, and wears a sort of tiara. A more recent portrait has been produced by Mr. Alexander. There is a very forcible bust by Mile. Camille Claudel, as well as a bust by J. Desbois, a lithograph by Eugène Carrière, and some amusing studio sketches by Mile. Cladel. An interesting lithograph of "Rodin in his Studio," by W. Rothenstein, appeared in the _Artist-Engraver,_ April, 1904. A curious photograph, taken by M. Steichen; a poster for the Rodin exhibition, containing a portrait, and drawn by Carrière; and some excellent photographs taken at Prague (of which the one here reproduced is astonishingly faithful) complete this list of likenesses. INDEX _Achilles, The Education of_ _Adam_ (destroyed) _Adonis, The Death of_ _Age of Brass, The_ Antiope (of Correggio), The Antique, The, influence of, on Rodin Rodin's analysis of its right use its truth and beauty Aphrodite (by Lucien Schnegg) _Apollo,_ the two reliefs Aube _Autumn_ (stone) _Avarice and Lewdness_