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HOW TO SHOW PICTURES TO CHILDREN
- Sargent. Boit children. Boston Art Museum. (Interior with three children.)
- Carnation Lily, Lily Rose. (Two little girls in garden lighting Japanese lanterns.)
- Burne-Jones, Dorothy Drew. (Full-length figure of little girl seated.)
- Shannon. Miss Kitty. Pittsburg. (Full length.)
- William M. Chase. Alice. Chicago Art Institute.
- Frank Benson. My Daughter. (Bust portrait.)
- Bouguereau. Sister and brother.
- The Broken Pitcher.
- George de Forest Brush, Mother and child. Boston Art Museum.
Rererence Books:—
- Alice Meynell: Children of the Old Masters: Italian Schools. London, 1903.
- A quarto volume with fifty-six beautiful plates. An essay in nine sections, covering about seventy pages and discussing the old Italian interpretation of child life, with some emphasis on the work of the Tuscan sculptors.
- Lorinda Munsen Bryant. Famous Pictures of Real Boys and Girls. London, 1912.
- Arranged by countries: Italy, Spain, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, England, and America.
