BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERTPLATE 176SURRENDER OF HULST
PLATE 176
SURRENDER OF HULST
BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERTPLATE 1772. ARDRES IS SURPRISED BY A NIGHT ATTACK
PLATE 177
2. ARDRES IS SURPRISED BY A NIGHT ATTACK
BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERTPLATE 1783. HULST BESIEGED
PLATE 178
3. HULST BESIEGED
BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERTPLATE 1794. TAKING OF CALAIS
PLATE 179
4. TAKING OF CALAIS
BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERTPLATE 1805. THE RETURN OF THE GARRISON
BATTLES OF THE ARCHDUKE ALBERT
PLATE 180
5. THE RETURN OF THE GARRISON
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1811. THESEUS LEAVES FOR CRETE
PLATE 181
1. THESEUS LEAVES FOR CRETE
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1822. THESEUS RECEIVES THE SWORD OF ÆGEUS
PLATE 182
2. THESEUS RECEIVES THE SWORD OF ÆGEUS
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1833. ÆGEUS RECOGNISES HIS SON
PLATE 183
3. ÆGEUS RECOGNISES HIS SON
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1844. THESEUS ARMED WITH THE MACE
PLATE 184
4. THESEUS ARMED WITH THE MACE
PLATE 1855. BACCHUS MARRIES ARIADNE
PLATE 185
5. BACCHUS MARRIES ARIADNE
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1866. THESEUS RECEIVES THE RING OF MINOS
PLATE 186
6. THESEUS RECEIVES THE RING OF MINOS
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1877. THESEUS LEADS THE BULL OF MARATHON
PLATE 187
7. THESEUS LEADS THE BULL OF MARATHON
STORY OF THESEUSPLATE 1888. THESEUS AND THE HEAD OF MINOTAURUS
PLATE 188
8. THESEUS AND THE HEAD OF MINOTAURUS
PLATE 189THE FUNERAL OF KING TURNUS
PLATE 189
THE FUNERAL OF KING TURNUS
PLATE 190DIDO CONTEMPLATES ÆNEAS’ PORTRAIT
PLATE 190
DIDO CONTEMPLATES ÆNEAS’ PORTRAIT
STORY OF SAMSONPLATE 1911. SAMSON PROPOUNDS HIS RIDDLE
PLATE 191
1. SAMSON PROPOUNDS HIS RIDDLE
STORY OF SAMSONPLATE 1922. SAMSON IS BETRAYED BY DELILAH
PLATE 192
2. SAMSON IS BETRAYED BY DELILAH
STORY OF NOAHPLATE 1931. NOAH BUILDING THE ARK
PLATE 193
1. NOAH BUILDING THE ARK
STORY OF NOAHPLATE 1942. NOAH LEAVING THE ARK
PLATE 194
2. NOAH LEAVING THE ARK
THE WAY OF HONOURPLATE 1951. GRACE ACCORDS IMMORTAL CROWNS
PLATE 195
1. GRACE ACCORDS IMMORTAL CROWNS
THE WAY OF HONOURPLATE 1962. VIRTUE ACCORDS HONOURS
PLATE 196
2. VIRTUE ACCORDS HONOURS
THE WAY OF HONOURPLATE 1973. MERIT RECEIVES REWARDS
PLATE 197
3. MERIT RECEIVES REWARDS
STORY OF ZENOBIAPLATE 1981. NUPTIAL BANQUET OF ZENOBIA AND ODENAT
PLATE 198
1. NUPTIAL BANQUET OF ZENOBIA AND ODENAT
STORY OF ZENOBIAPLATE 1992. ZENOBIA IS TAKEN PRISONER
PLATE 199
2. ZENOBIA IS TAKEN PRISONER
STORY OF ZENOBIAPLATE 2003. ZENOBIA LED CAPTIVE
PLATE 200
3. ZENOBIA LED CAPTIVE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2011. DEPARTURE OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 201
1. DEPARTURE OF DON QUIXOTE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2022. DON QUIXOTE AND THE THREE PEASANT WOMEN
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 202
2. DON QUIXOTE AND THE THREE PEASANT WOMEN
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2033. PRINCESS MICOMICONA
PLATE 203
3. PRINCESS MICOMICONA
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2044. DON QUIXOTE IS BEATEN BY THE MERCHANTS
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 204
4. DON QUIXOTE IS BEATEN BY THE MERCHANTS
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2055. DON QUIXOTE IS ENCLOSED IN A CAGE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 205
5. DON QUIXOTE IS ENCLOSED IN A CAGE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2066. THE MULETEER MEETS DON QUIXOTE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 206
6. THE MULETEER MEETS DON QUIXOTE
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2077. SANCHO MARCHES TO TOBOSO
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 207
7. SANCHO MARCHES TO TOBOSO
STORY OF DON QUIXOTEPLATE 2088. REPETITIONS OF PRECEDING PICTURES
STORY OF DON QUIXOTE
PLATE 208
8. REPETITIONS OF PRECEDING PICTURES
STORY OF PHAETONPLATE 2091. PHŒBUS ALLOWS PHAETON TO DRIVE THE CHARIOT OF THE SUN
STORY OF PHAETON
PLATE 209
1. PHŒBUS ALLOWS PHAETON TO DRIVE THE CHARIOT OF THE SUN
STORY OF PHAETONPLATE 2102. PHAETON DRIVES THE CHARIOT OF THE SUN
STORY OF PHAETON
PLATE 210
2. PHAETON DRIVES THE CHARIOT OF THE SUN
STORY OF PHAETONPLATE 2113. JUPITER CONFOUNDS PHAETON
STORY OF PHAETON
PLATE 211
3. JUPITER CONFOUNDS PHAETON
STORY OF PHAETONPLATE 2124. THE BODY OF PHAETON IS RECOVERED
STORY OF PHAETON
PLATE 212
4. THE BODY OF PHAETON IS RECOVERED
PLATE 213CHASTITY PUTS CUPID TO FLIGHT
PLATE 213
CHASTITY PUTS CUPID TO FLIGHT
PLATE 214RUSTIC SCENES AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 214
RUSTIC SCENES AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 215PANELS AFTER GOYA
PLATE 215
PANELS AFTER GOYA
PLATE 216QUARREL IN AN INN. AFTER GOYA
PLATE 216
QUARREL IN AN INN. AFTER GOYA
PLATE 217PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 217
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 218PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 218
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 219PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 219
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 220A VILLAGE DANCE AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 220
A VILLAGE DANCE AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 221PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 221
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 222DESCENT FROM THE CROSS
PLATE 222
DESCENT FROM THE CROSS
PLATE 223CHRIST ON THE CROSS
PLATE 223
CHRIST ON THE CROSS
PLATE 224THE CRUCIFIXION. BY VAN DER WEYDEN
PLATE 224
THE CRUCIFIXION. BY VAN DER WEYDEN
PLATE 225OUR LORD APPEARING TO THE HOLY WOMEN
PLATE 225
OUR LORD APPEARING TO THE HOLY WOMEN
PLATE 226ST. JEROME IN THE DESERT
PLATE 226
ST. JEROME IN THE DESERT
PLATE 227THE ETERNAL FATHER
PLATE 227
THE ETERNAL FATHER
PLATE 228OUR LORD AND ST. VERONICA
PLATE 228
OUR LORD AND ST. VERONICA
PLATE 229MARY ANOINTING THE FEET OF THE SAVIOUR
PLATE 229
MARY ANOINTING THE FEET OF THE SAVIOUR
PLATE 230THE CONFUSION OF TONGUES
PLATE 230
THE CONFUSION OF TONGUES
PLATE 231THE LAST SUPPER
PLATE 231
THE LAST SUPPER
PLATE 232THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI
PLATE 232
THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI
PLATE 233NEOPTOLEMY SACRIFICES POLYZENA
PLATE 233
NEOPTOLEMY SACRIFICES POLYZENA
PLATE 234TIME AND TEMPERANCE RESTRAIN CUPID
PLATE 234
TIME AND TEMPERANCE RESTRAIN CUPID
PLATE 235ULYSSES ACCEPTS THE PRESENTS OF ALCINOUS
PLATE 235
ULYSSES ACCEPTS THE PRESENTS OF ALCINOUS
PLATE 236PENELOPE RECOGNISES ULYSSES
PLATE 236
PENELOPE RECOGNISES ULYSSES
PLATE 237COURTIERS PRESENTING THEMSELVES BEFORE A KING
PLATE 237
COURTIERS PRESENTING THEMSELVES BEFORE A KING
PLATE 238CHILDREN PLAYING. 16TH CENTURY
PLATE 238
CHILDREN PLAYING. 16TH CENTURY
PLATE 239THE DEATH OF CLEOPATRA
PLATE 239
THE DEATH OF CLEOPATRA
PLATE 240PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN
PLATE 240
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN
PLATE 241CALCHAS AND AGAMEMNON
PLATE 241
CALCHAS AND AGAMEMNON
PLATE 242A GROVE
PLATE 242
A GROVE
PLATE 243ON THE BANKS OF A RIVER
PLATE 243
ON THE BANKS OF A RIVER
PLATE 244PRINCE BALTAZAR CARLOS
PLATE 244
PRINCE BALTAZAR CARLOS
PLATE 245ALLEGORY OF THE TIBER AND ROME
PLATE 245
ALLEGORY OF THE TIBER AND ROME
PLATE 246IMPERIAL FUNERAL BED OF STATE
PLATE 246
IMPERIAL FUNERAL BED OF STATE
PLATE 247ROYAL ARMS OF PHILIP V
PLATE 247
ROYAL ARMS OF PHILIP V
PLATE 248PANELS
PLATE 248
PANELS
PLATE 249A FRIEZE
PLATE 249
A FRIEZE
PLATE 250BORDERS OF TAPESTRIES
PLATE 250
BORDERS OF TAPESTRIES
PLATE 251THE PASSION OF OUR LORD
PLATE 251
THE PASSION OF OUR LORD
PLATE 252DEATH OF ABSALOM
PLATE 252
DEATH OF ABSALOM
PLATE 253THE BIRTH OF CHRIST
PLATE 253
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST
PLATE 254DESCENT FROM THE CROSS
PLATE 254
DESCENT FROM THE CROSS
PLATE 255ST. GREGORY’S MASS
PLATE 255
ST. GREGORY’S MASS
PLATE 256TRIUMPH OF JOSEPH
PLATE 256
TRIUMPH OF JOSEPH
PLATE 257KING CHARLES III
PLATE 257
KING CHARLES III
PLATE 258QUEEN AMELIA OF SAXONY
PLATE 258
QUEEN AMELIA OF SAXONY
PLATE 259MYTHOLOGICAL SUBJECT
PLATE 259
MYTHOLOGICAL SUBJECT
PLATE 260AFTER THE VICTORY
PLATE 260
AFTER THE VICTORY
PLATE 261THE TEMPLE
PLATE 261
THE TEMPLE
PLATE 262THE COLONNADE
PLATE 262
THE COLONNADE
PLATE 263THE PALACE
PLATE 263
THE PALACE
PLATE 264FRAGMENTS
PLATE 264
FRAGMENTS
PLATE 265PANELS
PLATE 265
PANELS
PLATE 266PANELS AFTER ANDRES DE AGUIRRE
PLATE 266
PANELS AFTER ANDRES DE AGUIRRE
PLATE 267PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 267
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 268FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 268
FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 269FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 269
FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 270PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 270
PANELS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 271FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 271
FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 272FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 272
FRAGMENTS AFTER TENIERS
PLATE 273CHILDREN PLAYING. AFTER GOYA
PLATE 273
CHILDREN PLAYING. AFTER GOYA
PLATE 274PANELS AFTER GOYA
PLATE 274
PANELS AFTER GOYA
PLATE 275PANELS AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 275
PANELS AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 276PANELS AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 276
PANELS AFTER GOYA AND BAYEU
PLATE 277CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER
PLATE 277
CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER
HISTORIC PARIS
ByJetta S. Wolff, author of “The Story of the Paris Churches.” Illustrated. Crown 8vo. 10s. 6d. net.
ByJetta S. Wolff, author of “The Story of the Paris Churches.” Illustrated. Crown 8vo. 10s. 6d. net.
In this most attractive volume we have the ideal guide-book, for, besides fulfilling all the functions of a guide, Miss Wolff has a fine literary style and considerable historical knowledge, as well as a very intimate knowledge of all the historical sites and buildings of Paris. Her interesting text is pleasantly aided by numerous drawings in line.
WHAT PICTURES TO SEE IN EUROPE
ByLorinda M. Bryant. With numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
ByLorinda M. Bryant. With numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
WHAT SCULPTURE TO SEE IN EUROPE
ByLorinda M. Bryant, author of “American Pictures and their Painters.” With numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
ByLorinda M. Bryant, author of “American Pictures and their Painters.” With numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
These books have found so wide a circle of readers in America that it has been thought advisable to issue on this side editions which have been enlarged and brought up to date for the convenience of the thousands of tourists who, now that foreign travel is permitted, will find the need of a comprehensive and adequate guide to the art treasures of Europe. The “stay-at-home,” no less than the tourist, will find entertainment and information within its pages.
MACEDONIA: A Plea for the Primitive
ByA. GoffandDr. Hugh A. Fawcett. With Drawings in colour, pencil and line. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
ByA. GoffandDr. Hugh A. Fawcett. With Drawings in colour, pencil and line. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
Times.—“A pleasant surprise—it will bring pleasure to the reader delighted at last to find a work which leaves soldier-work and policies on one side and devotes itself to the discussion of what is nice in Macedonia instead of labouring to expose once again that which is nasty.”
JOHN LANE,The Bodley Head, Vigo St., W.1“The most thrilling volume of the year.”—Daily Mail.
SOME EXPERIENCES OF A NEW GUINEA RESIDENT MAGISTRATE
By CaptainC. A. W. Monckton, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., F.R.A.I. With numerous Illustrations. Fourth Edition. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
By CaptainC. A. W. Monckton, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., F.R.A.I. With numerous Illustrations. Fourth Edition. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
Robert Lynd in theDaily News.—“Captain Monckton has a lively pen. He has enjoyed his life among savages ... and his book is written with the zest of a schoolboy ... a frank and cheerful book.”
Times Literary Supplement.—“Mr. Monckton has written a boys’ book for men. In it something happens on every page.... It is a long book, though not a page too long.”
Daily Mail.—“A book of entrancing interest for boys and their fathers. It is a plain and a true one, and is stranger than fiction. The most remarkable book of travel and exploration since Stanley’s ‘Darkest Africa.’”
UNCONDUCTED WANDERERS
ByRosita Forbes. With over 70 Illustrations from photographs by the Author and others. Demy 8vo. 12s. 6d. net.
ByRosita Forbes. With over 70 Illustrations from photographs by the Author and others. Demy 8vo. 12s. 6d. net.
“Unconducted Wanderers” is a very amusing travel book of the best sort. After a spell of war work the author and a woman friend went to America, and thence to the South Seas, to Java, the Malay States, Siam, Cambodia, China and Korea. The book is extremely lively in tone and fresh in feeling, and the observations and experiences of the travellers, particularly in China during the Rebellion, are of quite unusual interest.
Evening Standard.—“Those in search of the perfect companion for a lazy afternoon in a hammock will find their wants admirably supplied by ‘Unconducted Wanderers.’ Their Adventures are retailed with an unfailing humorous touch, and the scenery and occupants of these far foreign strands are painted in descriptive language which is always vivid, and at times beautiful.”
JOHN LANE, The Bodley Head, Vigo St.,W. 1
TOPEE AND TURBAN, or Here and There, in India
By Lieut.-ColonelH. A. Newell, I.A., With Illustrations from photographs. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
By Lieut.-ColonelH. A. Newell, I.A., With Illustrations from photographs. Demy 8vo. £1 1s. net.
Daily News.—“An excellent book.... Colonel Newell has a quick eye for things seen, and a happy interest in history that makes the book something more than a motorist’s guide-book.... Fully illustrated with photographs of great interest and variety.”
Daily Mail.—“Everyone ought to know more about India, and a pleasant way of informing oneself is offered by Colonel Newell’s ‘Topee and Turban in India.’”
Times.-“A record of several motor trips in India, abundantly illustrated, and discursive to just the appropriate length.”
Westminster Gazette.—“In this book Colonel Newell shows that he has been a close student and observer of many things in India and Indian life.”
JAPANESE IMPRESSIONS