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Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century A.D.

Clara Erskine Clement

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Title: Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century A.D.

Author: Clara Erskine Clement

Release Date: April 15, 2004 [EBook #12045]

Language: English

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[Illustration: Alinari, Photo.

In the Bologna Gallery

THE INFANT CHRIST

ELISABETTA SIRANI]

WOMEN

IN THE FINE ARTS

FROM THE SEVENTH CENTURY B. C.

TO THE

TWENTIETH CENTURY A. D.

BY

CLARA ERSKINE CLEMENT

1904

PREFATORY NOTE

As a means of col ecting material for this book I have sent to many artists in Great Britain and in various countries of Europe, as wel as in the United States, a circular, asking where their studies were made, what honors they have received, the titles of their principal works, etc.

I take this opportunity to thank those who have cordial y replied to my questions, many of whom have given me ful er information than I should have presumed to ask; thus assuring correctness in my statements, which newspaper and magazine notices of artists and their works sometimes fail to do.

I wish especially to acknowledge the courtesy of those who have given me photographs of their pictures and sculpture, to be used as illustrations.

CLARA ERSKINE CLEMENT.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

THE INFANT CHRIST _Elisabetta Sirani_

In the Bologna Gallery. By permission of Fratel i Alinari.

A PORTRAIT _Elizabeth Gowdy Baker_

A PORTRAIT _Adelaide Cole Chase_

From a Copley print.

A CANADIAN INTERIOR _Emma Lampert Cooper_

ANGIOLA _Louise Cox_

From a Copley print.

DOROTHY _Lydia Field Emmet_

From a Copley print.

JUDITH WITH THE HEAD OF HOLOFERNES _Artemisia Gentileschi_

In the Pitti Gal ery. By permission of Fratelli Alinari.

GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD _Berthe Girardet_

THE DEPARTURE OF SUMMER _Louise L. Heustis_

From a Copley print.

MINIATURE OF PERSIS BLAIR _Laura Coombs Hills_

CHILD OF THE PEOPLE _Helen Hyde_

MOTHER AND CHILD _Phoebe A. Jenks_

MISS ELLEN TERRY AS "PORTIA" _Louise Jopling Rowe_

ANGELICA KAUFFMAN _Angelica Kauffman_

In the Uffizi Gal ery. By permission of Fratelli Alinari.

PORTRAIT OF ROSA BONHEUR _Anna E. Klumpke_

A FAMILY OF DOGS _Matilda Lotz_

FRITZ _Clara T. MacChesney_

From a Copley print.

SAINT CATHERINE _Mary L. Macomber_

From a Copley print.

MONUMENT FOR A TOMB _Ida Matton_

In Cemetery in Gefle, Sweden.

DELFT _Blanche McManus Mansfield_

AN INDIAN AFTER THE CHASE _Rhoda Holmes Nichols_

FLOWERS _Helen Searle Pattison_

ST. CHRISTOPHER Engraved by _Caroline A. Powell_

In Doge's Palace, Venice

GENEVESE WATCHMAKER _Aimee Rapin_

In the Museum at Neuchatel.

MAY DAY AT WHITELANDS COLLEGE, CHELSEA. _Anna Mary Richards_

FRUIT, FLOWERS, AND INSECTS _Rachel Ruysch_

In the Pitti Gal ery. By permission of Fratelli Alinari.

A FROG FOUNTAIN _Janet Scudder_

A FRENCH PRINCE _Marie Vigee Le Brun_

LA VIERGE AU ROSIER _Sadie Waters_

By courtesy of Braun, Clement et Cie.

SONG OF AGES _Ethel Wright_

From a Copley print.

STATUE OF DANIEL BOONE _Enid Yandel _

Made for St. Louis Exposition.