APPENDIX
LISTS OF BOOKS FOR A WORKING LIBRARY IN
ART STUDY
Note: A collection of books for art study should contain: (1) a general handbook of the art of every country; (2) separate monographs devoted to the work of those individual artists selected for study.
Both classes of books are of two kinds: (1) the brief outline which simplifies and popularizes the subject, (2) the exhaustive special treatise, representing a study of original sources.
The following two lists are made up with these distinctions in mind.
List I—For General Readers
General Histories
- Mrs. Jameson. Early Italian Painters. Revised and in part rewritten by Estelle M. Hurll.
- H. H. Powers. Mornings with the Masters.
- Symonds. Renaissance in Italy. Volume on the Fine Arts.
- Julia Cartwright. The Painters of Florence.
- Sir Walter Armstrong. Art in Great Britain and Ireland.
- Sir Gaston Maspéro. Art in Egypt.
- Louis Hourtieq. Art in France.
- Comm. Ricci. Art in Northern Italy.
- Marcel Dieulafoy. Art in Spain and Portugal.
- Max Rooses. Art in Flanders.
- The last seven books are issued in the "General History of Art" series.
- Eugene Fromentin. Old Masters of Belgium and Holland.
- Translated by Mary C. Robbins.
- Charles H. Caffin. Story of Spanish Painting.
- Charles H. Cafffin. Story of French Painting.
