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Masters·in·Art A·Series·of·Illustrated·Monographs
Bates·and·Guild·Company, Publishers 42·Chauncy·Street Boston
A SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED MONOGRAPHS: ISSUED MONTHLY
Plate I. OEdipus and the Sphinx Louvre, Paris
Plate II. Portrait of Madame de Senonnes Museum, Nantes
Plate III. Monsieur Leblanc (Drawing) Bonnat Collection, Bayonne
Plate IV. Madame Destouche (Drawing) Louvre, Paris
Plate V. The Stamaty Family (Drawing) Bonnat Collection, Bayonne
Plate VII. Portrait of Monsieur Bertin Louvre, Paris
Plate VIII. The Vow of Louis XIII Cathedral, Montauban
Plate IX. Portrait of Madame Devauçay Condé Museum, Chantilly
Plate X. The Apotheosis of Homer Louvre, Paris
Portrait of Ingres by Himself: Uffizi Gallery, Florence Page 22
The Art of Ingres Page 29 Criticisms by Blanc, Lapauze, Muther
The Works of Ingres: Descriptions of the Plates and a List of Paintings Page 35
_Photo-engravings by C. J. Peters & Son: Boston. Press-work by the Everett Press: Boston_
_A complete index for previous numbers will be found in the Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, which may be consulted in any library_
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