Four Masters of Etching

THERE died, in September, 1880, at his mother’s house in the high road between the Arc de Triomphe and the Bois, a unique artist whose death was for the most part unobserved by...

ANY generation since the brilliant times of Art—since the sixteenth century in Italy, the seventeenth in Holland, the eighteenth in England and in France—has had to deem itself...

YEARS ago James Whistler was a person of high promise: he has since been an artist often of agreeable and exquisite, though sometimes of incomplete and apparently wayward, perfo...

PERHAPS the two qualities which, as one gets a little _blasé_ about the productions of Art, continue the most to stir and stimulate, and to quicken the sense of enjoyment, are t...