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              Index
Abbott, Herbert, 408
Abstract art, 190, 231
Accademia Carrara gallery (Bergamo), 220
Adams, Henry, 40, 52, 219, 249, 301, 361,
430; and Edith Wharton, 388-389; BB
introduced to, 413; Mont-Saint-Michel and
Chartres, 428-429; in Washington,
428-429; BB's friendship with, 429
Addams, Jane, 423
Adoration of the Shepherds (El Greco), 420
Ady, Mrs. Henry, see Cartwright, Julia
Aesthetics, 162,175,209,256,317; Pater on,
37; conditions for study of, 174; Logan
Smith on, 278-279; and the picturesque,
345
Agnew's, London art dealer, 297, 304, 311,
357, 362, 381, 427
Alcott, Louisa May, 17
Alinari Brothers, photographers, 173, 224
Allen, Frederick De Forest, 26
Ambrogio de Prédis, 81
Ambrosiana Library (Milan), 81
American School of Classical Studies
(Rome), 303
Amsterdam ghetto, 71
Andersen, Hendrik, 316, 324, 329
Anderson, Domenico, 224
Anderson, Larz, 413
André, Mme., collection of, 317
Angelico, Fra (Giovanni da Fiesole), 46, 55,
216, 315, 344; Death and Assumption of the
Virgin, 302
Annunciation (FiorenzodiLorenzo), 253,416
Annunciation (Antoniazzo Romano), 253
Anstruther-Thomson, Clementine, 153,
168, 283, 285, 288-290
Anti-Semitism: in Lithuania, 12; in Ger­many,
13; ofBB, 40, 52, 70, 74; of
Dreyfus trial, 331; Zangwill on, 386; of
Henry Adams, 413, 429; of Mary,
414
Antoniazzo Romano, Annunciation, 253
Apostali, art agent, 287
Apsley House, 168
Arabic art, 83
Arena chapel (Padua), 82, 148
Aristophanes: The Birds, it; Knights, 209
Armour, J. Ogden, 424
Arnold, Matthew, 23-24, 42-43, 312; Cul­ture
and Anarchy, 23-24; BB on, 56, 164
Art, attributions of, see Attributions of art
Ashburnham, Lord, 193, 208
Assisi, 2J3, 311, 335, 344, 355. 397
Attributions of art: by Morelli, 73, 75, 95,
102; by BB, 102-103, 122, 125, 165, 234,
243, 297, 374; changes in, 159-160, 371;
enmities resulting from, 155-156; by
Loeser, 180; in Venetian Painters, 183; by
Crowe and Cavalcaselle, 200; in New
Gallery, 209,222; importance of, 213-214;
mistakes in, 219, 223, 287, 312;
Kerr-Lawson's, 310; "Amico di Sandro,"
325; change in attitude toward, 370, 375;
and the "trained eye," 375-376; ofSas-setta,
391, 394; in the Burlington, 392, 399
Aucassin et Nicolette, 72
Augustine, St., Civitas Dei, 129
Austin, Alfred, 265, 266, 315, 388
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Bach, Johann Sebastian, 347, 354
Baedeker, Karl, 157
Baker, George Pierce, 29, 43
Balcarres, Lord (James L. Lindsay), 329,
390, 401
Baldovinetti, Alessio, 297, 374
Balducci, Matteo, 156
Baldwin, William, 29
Baldwin, Mrs. Florence (mother of Gladys
Deacon), 354, 360
"Ballade of the New Art Criticism," 264
Baltimore fire, 427
Balzac (Rodin), 317
Bankes collection (Kingston Lacy, Dorset),
248
Bardini, art dealer and gallery, 308, 328
Baring, Maurice, 265
Bartholdi, Frédéric Auguste, 51
Bartolomeo di Giovanni ("Alunno di
Domenico"), 393
Basaiti, Marco, 156, 222
Battle of the Nudes (Pollaiuolo), 231
Baudelaire, Pierre Charles, 62, 72
Bayersdorfer, Adolf, 316
Bayreuth, and Bostonians, 77
Bazzi, Giovanni, see Sodoma
Beckrath, Adolf von, 329
Bedford, Duke of, 192
Behrman, S. N., 18
Bellamy, Edward, Looking Backward, 115
Belle Ferronniere, La (Leonardo), 243
Bellini, Gentile, 101, 202
Bellini, Giovanni, 94, 101, 148, 184, 210,
242, 244; Jerome with Augustine and Christ­opher,
129; Madonna and Child, 242; re­puted
painting by, 310; Fry on, 316
Benedict, St., 129
Benn, Alfred, 351
Benson, Robert, 192, 275, 395, 400; collec­tion
of, 154, 156
Benson, Mrs. Robert, 222
Bentinck, Lady Ottoline, 328, 377, 381
Berenson, Abraham (BB's brother), 3, 55,
164,195, 196, 314; illness of, 236; loans to,
325. 345. 4°3, 408, 430; repayment, 379;
on BB's home visit, 411
Berenson, Albert (BB's father), 2, 12; mar­riage
of, 3; emigration of, 13; antireligious
attitude of, 15-16; influence on BB, 16;
change of name, 17; occupation of, 17-18,
20-21; BB's relation to, 87, 92; illness of,
164, 165, 236; money for, 193, 224, 277,
326, 345, 368,403,430; and BB's first visit
home, 196,205, 327-328; andBB's second
visit, 407-408
Berenson, Arthur (BB's cousin), 408
Berenson, Bernard (Bernhard): birth, 3;
change in spelling of first name, 3; study
oflanguages, 3, 19, 26, 31, 49, 50, 54, 69,
70,73,116; education, 7-8,15,19,21, 22,
26, 28-51; early love of art, 10, 27; early
reading, 19,21,23,25; at West Newbury,
22, 27, 50; attitude to Boston, 30, 163,
213, 272; religious conversions, 38-40,
136-137; on American literature, 57; on
homosexuality, 63-65; connoisseurship
pact with Costa, 104-105; on socialism,
121; on need to safeguard art, 100-101;
lectures in London, 137, 138,139, 167; on
pleasure of art, 152; on aesthetics, 162,
175,209,230, 232,233,293, 376; on study
of art, 176; lectures in U.S., 184-185, 203;
on abstract art, 190; visits to America,
195-196, 359, 366, 388, 399,402; apprecia­tion
of Japanese art, 202, 294, 426;
finances of BB and Mary, 224-225,
320-321; importance of human figure in
art, 231; importance of the nude in art,
231, 260; health, 238, 251, 260, 279, 359,
361, 362, 364, 365, 366, 367, 376, 377,
383-384, 419, 425; as character in
Herrick's novel, 267-268; quarrel with
Anstruther-Thomson, 288-290; mar­riage,
338-339. 340, 347. 350, 351-352.
363-364, 367; subsidies to family, 368,
403, 430; on history of art, 370-371; on
Edith Wharton, 388-389; bequest to Har­vard,
417; friendship with Henry Adams,
429. For BB's association with the
Burlington, see Burlington Magazine for
Connoisseurs; for BB's connoisseurship,
see Connoisseurship; for BB's views on
tactile values, see Tactile values
VILLA ITATTI, I, 265, 269, 271; leased,
341-342; renovated, 343, 350, 353; Russell
on, 385-386; Sassetta panels in, 397, 398;
new lease on, 402-403; bequeathed to
Harvard, 417
WRITING AS A CAREER, 56,60,62,69,74,
75-76, 78, 82, 86, 89, 91, 98, 123, 124;
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Mary's influence, 128, 131, 142, 145, 149,
159, 169; criticized by Michael Field, 139,
153_154-1 criticized by Vernon Lee, 153,
174-175
ARTICLES: "Altarpiece by Girolamo da
Cremona," 373; "Alunno di Domenico,"
392-393; "Amico di Sandro," 32$; "Au­thorship
of a Madonna by Solario," 399;
"Caen 'Sposalizio,'" 374, 375; "Chef
d'oeuvre inédit de Filippino Lippi," 374;
"Contemporary Jewish Fiction," 69-70;
"Dante's Visual Images," 82; "Death and
Burial of Israel Koppel," 67-69; "Draw­ings
of Andrea Mantegna," 373; "Iso-chromatic
Photography and Venetian Pic­tures,"
173; "Les Peintures italiennes de
New York et de Boston," 242; "Rudi­ments
of Connoisseurship," 175-176,
185, 374-376; "A Sienese Painter of the
Franciscan Legend," 396-399; "TheThird
Category," 45,47, 50, 61, 277; "Vasari in
the Light of Recent Publications," 165;
"Was Mohammed at All an Impostor?"
44; "A Word for Renaissance Churches,"
173, 373-374; "The Writings of Count
Leo Tolstoy," 43; review of monograph
on Cima de Conegliano, 201; review of
Ferrara-Bologna Catalogue, 223; review
of Royce, Feud of Oak Field Creek, 48
BOOKS
The Central Italian Painters, 258, 278,
294,295-296,394, 398; review of, 294-295
The Drawings of the Florentine Painters,
233, 259, 278, 325, 376, 379. 386, 393.
396, 412, 431; publication of, 362, 380,
381, 385; reviewed, 409-410
The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance,
152, 209; tactile values, 228, 230, 254,
255-256, 258, 275, 279, 284, 314, 334;
review of, 257
Lorenzo Lotto: research for, 124, 144,
160, 161; composition of, 159, 163, 164,
168, 175, 188, 191, 195, 204, 217, 220,
235, 374; preface, 200; Mary's defense of,
209-210; review of, 210-214; royalties,
221; new edition, 360, 361, 362, 365,
372-373, 376
Rumor and Reflection, 211
Sketch for a Self-Portrait, 104-ios, 175
The Study and Criticism of Italian Art,
I, 362, 365, 370; reviews of, 370-373
The Study and Criticism of Italian Art, II,
175, 254-255, 262, 365, 373; reviews of,
365, 373
The Venetian Painters of the Renaissance,
126, 172, 182-183, 188; reviews of, 183,
184, 188, 228-229, 267, 373; third edi­tion,
275, 282, 296
Berenson, Elizabeth(BB'ssister), 3,18,196,
314,408; money for, 92,430; visit to Italy,
361-363
Berenson, Judith (BB's mother), 3, 6; emi­gration,
13; in Boston, 18, 51; at BB's
first visit home, 195, 196, 205; support
for, 224, 277; possible trip to Russia,
325-326; on BB's absence, 328; on BB's
marriage, 339-340; trip to Europe,
361-363; on BB's second visit home,
407-408, 411, 430
Berenson, Louis (Albert's cousin), 16, 17
Berenson, Mary (BB's wife), see Costelloe,
Mary
Berenson, Rachel (BB's sister), 3, 18, 196,
272, 407, 430; college career of, 314;
engagement of, 408
Berenson, Senda (BB's sister), 3,12,18, 21,
28, 33, 5/, 195, 228,411; errands for BB,
54, 60, 74; advice to, 55, 92, 272; re­proaches
by, 56, 58, 62, 69, 272; on BB's
stay in Europe, 78, 91; troubles with
father, 87; BBon, 127,158,196; at Smith,
151, 158, 184, 203, 314; and Mary, 156,
158, 168, 272; trips to Europe, 158, 341,
343-345. 405; money to, 164, 193, 430;
BB's letters to about finances, 275-276,
277; at St. Moritz, 279-286,293, 323,344;
at Friday's Hill, 405; marriage of, 408
Bergamo: turning point for BB, 104-105;
Morelli's bequest, 154; BB's article on,
159
Berlin, BB's first visit to, 71-75
Bernhardt, Sarah, 52, 54, 57
Bertrand, Alexandre, 207
Besnard, Paul Albert, 158
Bethell, Richard, 402-403
Bianchi, Giacomo, 177
Bicci, Neridi, 132
Bigelow, William Sturgis, 202
Binyon, Robert Laurence, 265, 381, 390
Birth of Venus (Botticelli), 22, 231
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Bismarck, Otto von, 74
Bissolo, Francesco, 222-223
Blaydes, Wilfrid T., 280-281,288,320, 324,
329, 335
Blood, Florence, 281, 324
Bloomsbury group, 328
Blue Boy (Gainsborough), 245, 246, 356
Boccaccio, Giovanni, Decameron, 217
Bôcher, Ferdinand, 34, 50, 51,121, 138, 141;
on Mary and BB, 144; on BB's writing,
188
Bôcher, Maxime, 98-99, 100
Bode, Wilhelm, 161, 188, 204, 246, 316;
compared to Morelli, 102; attributions
by, 221; as consultant, 311; on Burlington,
390; enmity toward BB, 414
Boer War, 312
Boltraffio, Giovanni, 243
Bonifazio, Veronese, 219, 243, 299, 414
Bonormi-Cereda collection (Milan), 219
Bonsignori, Francesco, 193, 309
Bordone, Paris, 101; Child Jesus Disputing in
the Temple, 309
Borghese, Prince Paolo, 264, 306, 307
Borghese collection (Rome), 73, 99, 306,
307
Borgo San Sepolcro, see Sansepolcro
Borgognone (Guglielmo Courtois), 220
Borromeo collection (Milan), 81
Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne, 25
Boston, as center for Italian art, 358
Boston Latin School, 21, 34
Boston Public Library, 19; murals of, 418
Boston University, 21-27, 38
Botticelli, Sandro, 45, 55, 72, 88, 121, 122,
156, 216, 256, 310, 315, 322; Birth of
Venus, 22, 231; incorrect attributions to,
156, 185; paintings of purchased by Gard­ners,
193-194, 207-208, 243, 416; Cal­umny,
194; Lucretia, 194, 207, 240, 247;
in London exhibition, 208; Pallas, 218;
tactile values of, 231; Illustrations to the
Divina Commedia, 260; Home's study of,
263; "Chigi" painting, 303-304,305-306,
307, 427; imitator of, 324-325; Madonna
and Child of the Eucharist, 416
Boudin, Eugène Louis, 158
Bourget, Paul: Mensonges, 57; "The Saint,"
130; Sensations d'Italie, 130
Bowen, Francis, 26
Bradlaugh, Charles, 116, 168
Bradley, Katherine, 117,137,139,144, 159,
215. See also Michael Field
Bramante, Donato, 173
Brancacci Chapel, 89
Braun, photographer, 103
Braun, Clement & Co., 297
Brentano, Clemens, 43
Brera museum (Milan), 81, 102, 103, 104,
196, 208, 334
Brescianino (Andrea Piccinelli), 374
Brewster, Harry, 259
Bridges, Robert, Prometheus the Firegiver, 61
Bristol, Lord (Frederick William John), 356
British Museum, 82; Print Dept., 381
Brockhaus, Heinrich, 315
Bronzino (Agnolo di Cosimo Tori), 298
Brooke, Lady, Ranee of Sarawak, 341
Brooke, Sir Charles, Rajah of Sarawak, 341
Brooks, Phillips, 38; BB baptized by, 39,
136, 140
Brooks, Van Wyck, 32, 33
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 88
Browning, Robert, 25, 32, 88, 90, 209; on
Italy, 80, 94
Brownlow, Lord, 156
Bruce, H. G., 67
Brudno, Ezra, The Tether, 39-40
Brunelleschi, Filippo, 89
Brusasorci (Domenico Ricci), 147
Bryant, William Cullen, 21
Bucke, Richard M., 143
Buckle, Henry Thomas, 125
Buddhist painting, 397
Bunau-Varilla, Philippe, 428
Buonconvento, 130
Burckhardt, Jacob, 37, 72, 95, 98; Civiliza­tion
of the Renaissance in Italy, 36; Cicerone,
72, 81, 147
Burke, James, 97,98,259, 324; collection of,
158-159; funds from, 159, 164; in Hor-ence,
162
Burlington Fine Arts Club, 156; exhibit of
Ferrara-Bologna school at, 223-224
Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs, 316,
382-383, 390; BB's connection with, 390,
392, 396, 398, 401; finances of, 399-400,
401; BB's disillusionment with, 409
Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, 46, 47, 108
Burnham, Daniel H., 425
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Burton, George, 65
Burton, Gertrude, 97, 106, 123, 145, 149;
letter to Mary, 65; BB's letter to, 135;
Mary's letters to, 135, 137, 157, 162, 164
Butrimonys Society, 13
Butts, Sir William and Lady, portraits by
Holbein, 302
Bywater, Mrs., 167, 324
Byzantine art, 94
Cable, George Washington, 411
Caen Spozalizio, see Spozalizio
Cagnola, Don Guido, 335, 361, 364, 373,
383
Calumny (Botticelli), 194
Calvin, John, 44
Cameron, Elizabeth, 361, 389, 429
Cameron, James Donald, 361
Cameron, Martha, 361, 389
Campi (Giulio?), 204
Canaletto, Antonio, 184
Cannon, Henry White, 308, 377-378, 388,
418
Capitoline museum (Rome), 85
Caraffa, Cardinal, 146
Caravaggio, Michelangelo Amerighi da, 83
Cariani (Giovanni de'Busi), 220, 309
Carlisle, Lord, 247
Carlyle, Thomas, 25, 104, 116, 345
Carman, Bliss, 30
Carnot, Lazare, 331
Carotto, Giovanni Francesco, 99
Carpaccio, Vittorio, 101, 184
Carpenter, George Rice, 29, 87, 324, 329;
and Harvard Monthly, 41, 42, 43; in
Europe, 54, 71, 73. 74-75. 7d, 77J at
Columbia, 182; on BB, 195, 205, 420;
Lotto reviewed by, 212, 214
Cartwright, Julia (Mrs. Henry Ady), 214,
258
Castagno, Andrea del, 132
Catena, Vincenzo di Bagio, 99, 328; Keys to
St. Peter, 219, 243
Catholicism: of Italian art, 103-104; ofCos-telloes,
no, r 11, 120, 142; ofBB, 129,
134, 136, 140, 162, 313; and Costelloe
children, 142, 146, 162; of Mary and BB,
146-147, 351; of Placci, 283, 313, 317
Caton, Mrs., wife of Chicago lawyer,
423-424
Catullus, 42
Cavalcaselle, Giovanni, 72, 85-86, 294. See
also Crowe, J. A., and Cavalcaselle, G.
Cavenaghi, Cavalière, 249, 252, 298, 334,
355. 380
Cellini, Benvenuto, 298; bustofBindo
Altovito, 302
Cézanne, Paul, 315
Chamisso, Adelbert von, 16
Chanler, Elizabeth (Mrs. John Jay Chap­man),
387
Chapman, John Jay, 387-388, 419
Charterhouse of Pavia, 81
Chatsworth collection, 271, 392
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 209
Chicago, BB's visit to, 422-425
Chigi Botticelli, 303-304, 427
Child Jesus Disputing in the Temple, The
(Bordone), 309
Christ Bearing the Cross (Giorgione), 248,414
Christianity: of BB, 39,44-45; effect on art,
147
Cima Giambattista (da Conegliano), 287;
review of monograph on, 201
Clarke, Sir Purdon, 390
Clarke, Senator William A., 419
Clemens, Samuel L., 189, 216
Clements, Mary Erskine, 55
Cleveland, Grover, 204
Cleveland Street scandal, 191
Clinton-Hope, Lord Francis, 301
Clouet,Jean, 219
Cockran, Bourke, 420
Coello, see Sanchez Coello
Colden-Sanderson, Mr., listed by Mary,
324
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 21, 88, 321
Coletti, Luigi, 125
Colnaghi, Dominic, 240
Colnaghi, Martin, 240
Colnaghi Co. (London), 240, 252, 357, 362;
Mrs. Gardner's dealings with, 194, 207,
247,248,275, 301,302,304-306,335,349,
380; BB's defense of, 305-306. See also
Gutekunst, Otto
Colonna, Prince, 259, 282
Colvin, Sidney, 265,3 90; A Florentine Picture
Chronicle, 334
Connoisseurship: BB's preparation for, 93,
94, 99; BB's choice of confirmed,
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Connoisseurship (cont. )
104-105; vs. writing as career, 149;
photography as aid to, 173; requirements
for, 175-176; defined by Mary, 210;
hazards of, 225-226; ofBB vs. Loeser,
235, 236; later attitudes toward, 276, 277;
income from, 277-278; drawbacks of,
307-309, 356; and "cult of authenticity,"
311; of Fry, 316; changes in BB's, 370,
375; BB's projected book on, 375
Connolly, Cyril, 178
Constable, John, 400
Cook, Herbert, 154,155,192,260, 324,390;
New Gallery exhibition, 222, 223; BB's
travels with, 261,274; visits Florence, 279
Cooper, Edith, 117, 137, 144. See also
Michael Field
Coquelin, Benoit Constant, 54, 318
Corcoran Museum (Washington), 419
Corneille de Lyon, 219
Corrado, Italian art commissioner, 334
Correggio, Antonio, 28, 81, 154; paintings
in Dresden, 122, 144, 176-177; Faun, 177;
St. Sebastian, ij7;Girl Taking a Thornfrom
Her Foot, 287; BB on, 372
Cortissoz, Royal, 371; review of Study and
Criticism of Italian Art, 375; "New Aspects
of Art Study," 375; review of Florentine
Drawings, 410
Costa, Enrico, 93-94, 122, 127, 128, 199,
251, 370; trips with, 101, 106, 121, 124,
144, 149, 259; as fellow connoisseur,
103-104; in Venice, 148; in Florence, 161;
in preface of Venetian Painters, 182
Costa, Lorenzo, 177, 182
Costantini, Florentine art dealer, 298, 368,
378, 407, 419
Costelloe, Benjamin Francis Conn, 65,
110-111; marriage of, 111-116,119; moral
views of, 112-113, 119; career of, 113,
114, 116, 119; socialism of, 115; Catholi­cism
of, 120, 134, 137, 142; in Horence,
132, 133; influence on BB, 136; break-up
of marriage, 142, 143, 146, 149-150, 156;
on Mary's access to children, 156, 162;
separation agreement, 162, 198; on relig­ion
of the children, 228, 236; illness of,
335; death and will of, 336, 338
Costelloe, Karin, 116, 173, 198, 252, 260,
324, 336-337. 349-350, 352
Costelloe, Mary, 65, 75, 255; first meetings
with BB, 66, 106, 119-121; background
of, 109-111; marriage to Costelloe,
111-116,119-120, i35;healthof, 116,157,
180; early lectures by, 116-117; relation­ship
withBB, 122,140-141, 172,180-181,
189-190, 198, 199, 205, 215, 237-238,
260-261, 274-275, 280-281, 301-302,305,
321, 332, 363, 366-367; break-up of
marriage to Costelloe, 139,145, 147,149,
156; study on continent with BB, 143,
148; separation from Costelloe, 157, 162,
198; trips to England, 161, 167, 171-172,
180, 197, 206, 229, 260, 279, 286, 327,
344. 357. 36o, 404; on Vernon Lee, 177;
work with BB, 180-181, 209, 211, 228,
233, 260,327,334, 385; affair withObrist,
190,197-199,205,2x5,227,236-237,262;
editing of BB by, 200; Louvre catalogue,
200, 233, 274, 334; quarrel with Loeser,
234-236; in Herrick's novel, 267,268,269;
gossip about, 271; and Golden Urn, 273;
and Blaydes, 280-281, 320; quarrel with
Vernon Lee, 283-286, 288-290; and
Senda, 286, 344; piano study, 320; list of
friends, 324; at Costelloe's death, 33 5-336;
marriage with BB, 338-340, 350; and
Jephson, 351, 363, 366; preoccupation
with children, 360-361, 366-367; preg­nancy
of, 365-366; self-scrutiny, 366-367;
and Douglas' article, 390; on trip to Amer­ica,
402, 406, 431; lectures in U.S., 411,
419, 420, 423, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429
WRITINGS: "Altamura" (with L. P.
Smith and BB), 273; catalogue of the
National Gallery, 115; Guide to the Italian
Pictures at Hampton Court, 141, 144, 149,
169, 172, 180, 214, 255, 258; "The New
Art Criticism," 214-215; "The New and
Old Art Criticism," 185; "The
Philosophy of Enjoyment of Art," 257;
"Sacred Pictures," 273; "Things Chil­dren
Are Afraid of," 273; "The Woman
Question in Novels," 172; articles on
Obrist's embroideries, 261; articles in
Pall Mall Gazette, 116, 118, 149; articles
in Woman's Herald, 157; review of Floren­tine
Painters, 257; review of Lotto,
209-210, 213; review of five monog­raphic
art studies, 376
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Costelloe, Ray, 115,132,146,173, 198,324,
336, 349-350. 352; letters to, 173, 324;
BB on, 350
Cox, Kenyon: review of Lotto, 212, 214;
review of Florentine Painters, 257; review
of Central Italians, 294-295; review of
Study and Criticism of Italian Art, I and II,
37°. 371. 374. 375; review of Florentine
Drawings, 409-410; in New York, 419
Cracroft, Miss, pianist, 354
Cram, Ralph Adams, 58
Crawford, F. Marion, 410
Creighton, Mandell, 270
Cremona, Girolamo da, 373, 374
Crivelli, Carlo, 101, 220, 234, 235; St.
George and the Dragon, 287, ^04;Pietà, 358;
Mrs. Warren's painting, 380
Crowe, J. A,, 72, 86
Crowe, J. A., and G. Cavalcaselle, History of
Painting in Italy, 75, 98, 147, 355; errone­ous
attributions by, 200; Strong and
Douglas revision of, 410
Cruttwell, Maud, 189, 208, 236, 260, 289,
324. 351. 352, 354
Curtis, Ralph W., 218-219, 241
Cust, Hobart, 395-396
Czernin collection (Vienna), 299
D'Annunzio, Gabriele (Arrafeta Cipollone),
265, 281, 318; at I Tatti, 387; Ilfuoco, 387
Dante Alighieri, 25, 43, 73, 88; Commedia
Diuina, 32; Vita Nuova, 32, 43; Norton's
courses on, 32, 81, 412; Botticelli's illus­trations
for Commedia Divina, 260; BB
on, 372
Darnley, Earl of, 245
Davis, Theodore M., 196,254,310; client of
BB, 181, 204-205; BB with tour party of,
218, 227; art collection of, 242, 243, 252,
308, 338, 407; in Florence, 275, 279, 315,
360; advice on investments from, 225,
321; strained relations with, 378;
"Leonardo" of, 379, 414-415; host to
Berensons, 407; in New York, 418
Dawson, Emily, 208, 324, 365, 385
Deacon, Gladys, 331, 360; Mary's descrip­tion
of, 333; and BB, 335, 361, 363, 3Ö4,
367; in Florence, 354, 376-377; health of,
386
Deacon, Edward P., father of Gladys, 331
Death and Assumption of the Virgin (Fra
Angelico), 302
Deering, William, 425
Degas, Edgar, 158, 160, 217, 346; Madame
Gaujelin bought by Mrs. Gardner, 430
Dell, Robert, 311; and the Burlington,
382-383, 390, 391, 400
Deprez, Edmond F., 240, 304
De Quincey, Thomas, 217
D'Esté, Isabella, see Isabella d'Este
Devonshire, Duke of, 271
Dewey, Admiral George, 313
De Wolfe, Elsie, 420, 429, 430
Di Cesnola, Gen. Louis, 421, 422
Dickens, Charles, Pickwick Papers, 381
Dickinson, G. Lowes, 320, 324, 405, 424;
The Greek View of Lfe, 386; at I Tatti,
386-387
Dill, Mr., journalist, 382
Dillon, Viscount, 390
Dingley Tariff Act (1897), 298
Disputa (Raphael), 296
Dodge, Janet (Janet Dodge Luhan), 259,
324, 327, 405
Döllinger, Ignaz, 86
Dolmetsch, Arnold, 320
Don Baltasar Carlos (Velasquez), 356
Donatello (Donatode'Bardi), 160-161, 216
Doney's (Florence), 265, 291
Donna Laura Minghetti "Leonardo": a
forgery, 252; in Newport, 407; Davis'
letter on, 415
Doré, Gustave, 128
Doria Pamphili collection (Rome), 99
Dossi Dosso, 122, 144, 177
Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 25, 41, 43
Douglas, Lord Alfred, 61, 190, 292
Douglas, Robert Langton, 311, 315, 348,
372,400; and Fry, 390-391; "A Forgotten
Painter," 391; Fra Angelico, 391, 393;
enmity for BB, 391, 393. 4°o; History of
Siena, 393-394,395-396; "Noteon Recent
Criticism of the ArtofSassetta," 398-399;
revision of Crowe and Cavalcaselle by,
395, 410
Dowdeswell, Walker, 338
Dowdeswell and Dowdeswell, art dealers,
357,381
Dowson, Ernest, 61
Dreyfus, Alfred, 207, 312-313, 331, 383
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Du Bellay, Joachim, 41, 42
Duccio di Buoninsegna, 295, 315, 398;
Maestà, 100
Dufiferin, Lord, 199
Duff-Gordon, Caroline ("Lina"), 217, 281,
320, 324, 344
Duff-Gordon, Lady, 217
Dunne, Peter Finley, 377
Durand-Ruel, art dealers, 247
Dürer, Albrecht, 43, 202, 299, 300, 322;
Lazarus Ravensburger bought for Mrs.
Gardner, 308, 380, 414
Duse, Eleanora, 265, 281, 387; in Ibsen, 318
Duveen, Joseph, 317, 431
Dvorak, Anton, 2
Earl of Arundel (Rubens), 247
Eastlake, Lady, 120-121
Einfiihling, concept of, 152, 232
Eliot, Charles W., 28
Eliot, George, 21, 25, 57, 107, 112
Elliot, Maxine, 420
Ellis, Havelock, 314
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 20, 23, 25, 57, 104,
in, 140, 159, 396
Enlightenment (Haskalah) movement, 71;
in Poland, 3, 4, 9; in Russia, 42
Ephrussi, Charles, 201, 233
Eschenbach, Wolfram von, 44
Esterhazy, Marie Charles Ferdinand Walsin,
3D. 383
Euripides, Bacchae, 31
Export of art from Italy, 287, 299; of Gior-gione
by BB, 249, 250, 251; Richter on,
251; ruses employed, 252, 299; the Chigi
Botticelli, 304; new laws for, 379-380
Ezekiel, 7
Fabian Society, 115, 121, 138
Fairchild, Blair, 324
Farnesina (Rome), frescoes of, 100
Faun (Correggio), 177
Fearon, Walter E., 242
Fechner, Gustav, 152
Fenollosa, Ernest, 202, 260, 396, 412
Fenway Court, 303; catalogue of, 253;
purchases for furnishing of, 287, 338;
Warren on tours of, 358-359; decreasing
purchases for, 303, 380; housewarming
AT> 358, 384; taxes on, 413; BB's visit to,
415-416; reception at, 430. See also
Gardner, Isabella Stewart
Ferrarese Exhibition, 192
Ferrari, Gaudenzio, 100
Field, Michael, see Michael Field
Fielding, Percy, 310
Fiesole, 133, 177, 244; BB's and Mary's
villas in, 189, 208
Fiocco, Giuseppe, 125
Fiorentino, Rosso, 376
Fischer, Washington art dealer, 428
Fiske, John, 33
Fitch, Clyde, 58, 77-78, 403, 404; travels
with, 80; in New York, 420; Her Own
Way, 420
Flaubert, Gustave, Salammbô, 36
Fletcher, Jefferson, 188
Florence: writers on, 80; homosexuals in,
190-191, 355; political turmoil in, 314;
center for Italian Renaissance art, 315-316
Fogg Museum (Harvard University), 415
Forgery, of art, 252-253, 422
Forli family, 245,246; Titian from, 287,298
Fox, Irving Pierson, 22, 24, 26
Foy, Eddie, 423
France, Anatole, 63, 270
Francia, Francesco, 177, 193
Francia, Giacomo, 193
Francis of Assisi, St., 42; Sassetta as painter
of, 396-397
Francke, Kuno, 31
Franklin, Benjamin, 42
Frazer, Sir James, Golden Bough, 313
Frederick III, 74
Freedman, Louis, 265, 329, 361
Freedman family, in Berlin, 13, 74
Freer, Charles L., 425-426
Freer Gallery, 426
French, Baroness, 179
Freud, Sigmund, 53
Friday's Hill, 139, 143; BB's visits to, 107,
121, 137, 138, 139, 318, 381,405; Mary's
visits to, 117, 167, 229, 318, 330; visitors
to, 178, 320, 382; sale of, 335
Friedländer, Max, 25, 322
Frizzoni, Gustavo: disciple of Morelli, 73,
87, 106,129,131,154,159,182,199,234,
315; meetings with, 103-104, 191, 208;
mentioned in Lotto, 211; and Fry book on
G. Bellini, 316
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Frohman, Charles, 420
Fromentin, Eugène, Maître d'autrefois, 295
Fry, Sir Edward, 316
Fry, Fielen, 316, 320, 405
Fry, Roger, 253, 310, 320, 324, 360, 405,
409; and BB, 316-317. 334. 34C 347, 381,
382; Giovanni Bellini, 316; on Giotto, 355;
review of BB, 372; and the Burlington,
390-392, 399-401; and Douglas, 391, 393;
and Moore, 392; and the Metropolitan
Museum, 421-422
Fullerton, Morton, 389
Furtwängler, Adolf, 206, 207
Gaetano di Negro, 129, 136-137
Gagliardi, art dealer, 158, 232
Gainsborough, Thomas, Blue Boy, 243
Galitzine, Prince Boris, 179, 329
Galton, Arthur, 61, 319
Gardner, Isabella Stewart, 35, 50, 213, 264,
282,324; in Bayreuth, 77; disillusionment
withBB, 89, 90-91; renewed contact with
BB, 187, 193; purchases for collection of,
194, 2O7-208, 219, 221, 241, 244-2SO, 264,
287,298,302,303-304,306,337-338,349,
357, 3<58; BB as adviser to, 218, 219, 227,
241, 293, 298, 299, 307, 328; relationship
withBB, 239-240,286,288,299-301; pur­chase
of Velasquez, 275, 3 56; in Florence,
279; in Venice, 286-287; purchases for
museum building, 287; funds of, as
widow, 303; near break with BB,
304-305, 330; quarrel with Colnaghi,
304-306, 307; and Richter collection, 309;
in Siena, 334; on BB's marriage, 339; and
Jephson, 351, 354-355; decreasing pur­chases
of, 356, 357, 359, 380, 404; War­ren
on, 358; invitation to BB and Mary,
359, 366, 380, 384; purchases of non-
Italian art, 380; during Berensons' visit
to Boston, 412, 415-416, 418-419; in
Chicago, 423, 424; reception by, 430
Gardner, Jack, 188, 218, 241, 302; attempts
to restrain expenditures, 245, 247; hostil­ity
toward BB, 298,3 00; in Florence, 279;
in Venice, 286; death of, 302; estate of, 303
Gardner Museum, see Fenway Court
Garrison, Wendell Phillips, 205
Gates, John Warne, 424
Gautier, Théophile, 25, 80
George, Henry, 115
George Bell & Sons, 362
Ghika, Princess, 264, 281
Ghirlandaio (Domenico di Tomaso
Bigordi), 132, 338, 393
Giambono, Michele, 309
Gibbon, Edward, 147
Gide, André, 191
Gilmore, Myron P., 342
Giolfino, Nicola, 147
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli), 82, 90, 101,
172, 273; Pater on, 75; Portrait of Antonio
Broccardo, 125; BB on, 184, 371, 372;
Mrs. Gardner as purchaser of work by,
241, 298; Christ Bearing the Cross ("Los­cht
Giorgione"), 248-250, 414; painting
of Giovanelli family, 248
Giottino (PGiotto di Maestro Stefano), 24t
Giotto, 100, 160; frescoes in Scrovegni
(Arena) chapel, 82, 149; BB lectures on,
167; tactile values of, 229, 230-231;
Presentation of the ChildJesus in the Temple,
309; works in Richter collection, 309, 3 3 7,
360; BB's chronology of, 355; Perkins on,
394; compared to Sassetta, 397
Giovanni, Benevenuto di, 252
Giovanni, Matteo di, 100
Girl Taking a Thorn from Her Foot (Correg-gio),
287
Gladstone, William Ewart, 113
Glaenzer, Eugene, & Co., 418, 420, 430
Glenny, Mr. and Mrs., 426
Glinka, Mikhail Ivanovich, 2
Goethe,Johann Wolfgang von, 6,25,43,47,
80, 83, 112; Sorrows of Young Werther, 16
Gogol, Nikolai Vasilievich, 25; The Revisor,
41-42; St. John's Eve and Other Stories, 43
Golden Urn, The (magazine), 272-273, 290
Gombrich, E. H., Art and Illusion, 230
Goncourt brothers, 25, 77
Goodwin, William Watson, 26
Gosford House, Scotland, 155
Goupil, art dealer, 381
Goya, Francisco, 184
Grant, Robert, 202
Grazioli, Duchess Nicoletta, 282, 324, 331
Greco, El (Domenico Theotocopuli), 421;
Adoration of the Shepherds, 420
Green, Mrs. John Richard, 193
Green Hill (Brookline), 299, 412
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Greenough, James Bradstreet, 31
Gregory, St., 129
Gronau, Georg, 322, 324, 373
Gropallo, Marchesa Laura, 330, 341, 344,
352» 359» 360, 364; article on BB, 405
Grote, George, 25
Guardi, Francesco, 184, 241, 242
Guerin, Maurice de, 42
Gurney, Edmund, Power of Sound, 152
Gutekunst, Otto, 208, 240, 242, 253, 338,
356, 361, 418; and Mrs. Gardner, 194,
207, 247, 304; on smuggling, 299; BB's
arrangements with, 301, 302, 304, 305,
306, 338; on realities of the art trade,
308-309; in Florence, 329; proposed part­nership
with, 357; BB's trip to America
urged by, 366, 380, 431. Seealso Colnaghi
Co.
Hals, Franz, 219
Hapgood, Hutchins ("Fafnir"), 30, 170,
183, 190, 191, 199, 386; in Paris, 207; in
Florence, 216; Autobiography of a Thief,
419
Hapgood, Isabel, 41, 43
Hapgood, Neith (Mrs. Hutchins Hapgood),
386, 419
Hapgood, Norman, 30, 157-158, 267, 386,
387» 419
Hare, Augustus, 88
Harunobu Suzuki, 260
Harrison, Jane, 387
Harvard "Annex" (RadclifFe Society for the
Collegiate Instruction of Women), 65,
in, 346
Harvard Monthly, 29, 31, 266; contributions
to, 29-30
Harvard University, 26, 202-203, 411-412;
in 1880's, 28-30; BB's studies at, 30-33;
literary club, 33-34; BB's contacts with
faculty, 34-35; BB's graduation, 51; vis­itors
to I Tatti from, 387-388; Berenson
collection bequeathed to, 417
Haskalah movement, see Enlightenment
(Haskalah) movement
Haslemere, 107, 138; Mary at, 192,344,357,
362. See also Friday's Hill
Havemeyer, Henry O., 431
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 21, 25, 47, 57; and
Italy, 36, 80, 88, 133; Marble Faun, 36,
133
Hay, John, 428
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 175;
Aesthetics, 18 r
Heine, Heinrich, 25
Heinemann, William, 361
Hendy, Philip, 244, 245, 253
Henry, Lady, 338
Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, 42
Herculaneum, 84
Hermitage, the, 114
Herrick, Robert, 29, 39, 157, 195, 235,420;
visitor in Florence, 266, 269; BB por­trayed
in The Gospel of Freedom, 267-269,
306, 317,423; "The Rejected Titian," 269
Herzl, Theodor, 386
Hexateuch, 7
Higginson, Henry L., 359, 414
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 30
Hildebrand, Adolf, 284, 315, 324; Das Prob­lem
der Form in der bildenden Kunst, 179,
230
Hill, A. S., 29, 50
History of Siena (Douglas): reviewed by BB,
393-394» 396; footnote on BB in, 394;
attacked by Cust, 395-396
Hobby Horse (ed. Home), 62
Hoffding, Harold, 354
Hohenloe, Prince, 329, 344
Hokusai, Katsushika, 260, 400
Holbein, Hans, 80, 322, 420; portraits of Sir
William and Lady Butts bought by Mrs.
Gardner, 298, 302-306
Holden, Liberty E., 426
Holford, Capt. George Lindsay, 247
Holmes, Charles, 390, 400
Holmes, Justice Oliver Wendell, 428
Holroyd, Sir Charles, 322, 334, 390
Holy Family (Filippino Lippi), 374
Homer, 276, 278, 322
Homosexuality, in Florence, 191, 218,
254-255
Hooper, Edward, 249
Hooper, Francis, 414
Hope collection, 300, 302, 304
Home, Herbert, 62, 154, 192, 260, 292, 315»
319, 324, 352, 378, 386; as art dealer, 310;
travels with, 321, 322, 323; on Botticelli,
325; on Burlington, 390, 392
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Houghton, Alanson B., 29
Houghton, Edmund, 352, 378
Howe, Mark DeWolfe, 24, 34, 56
Howells, William Dean, 25, 35, 57,69, 207
Hubert, Henry, 207, 361
Hunt, Leigh, 88
Huysmans, Joris Karl, A rebours, 95-96; En
route, 219
Hyde, H. Montgomery, 191
I Tatti, see under Berenson, Bernard
Ibsen, Henrik, 72; Master Build er, 172 ;Hedda
Gabler, 318
II Palmerino, villa of Vernon Lee, 152, 177,
178, 191, 217, 255; meeting at, 289-290
Illustrations to the Divina Commedia (Bot­ticelli),
260
Imperial Berlin Museum, 188
Import duties, American, 282, 298-299, 380
Inghirami, Count, 298, 299, 300
Isabella d'Este, 244-245
Isabella of Austria (Pourbus), 247
James, Henry, 25, 35, 37, 57, 77, 161, 219,
235,301, 329,341, 356, 379,429;Roderick
Hudson, 36; Portrait of a Lady, 36, 133;
and Italy, 36, 80, 133, 189, 207; The Am­bassadors,
207; The Outcry, 316; on BB as
connoisseur, 316; on BB and Mary, 339
James, William, 257,381; at Harvard, 28-29,
31,34,49, 53; on Pater, 37-3 8; Principles of
Psychology, 44, 152, 162, 181, 229; prag­matism
of, 86; in Florence, 162; in Cam­bridge,
202, 411; and tactile values, 229,
233> 258, 284; on Central Italians, 295;
Varieties of Religious Experience, 381, 411
Jamot, Paul, 207
Jarves, James Jackson, 426, 429; The Old
Masters of Italy, 36
Jenkins, listed by Mary, 324
Jephson, Arthur Jermy Mounteney: Stories
Told in an African Forest, 351; in Florence,
351, 354; at Haslemere, 360, 362; and
Mary, 363, 366
Jerome with Augustine and Christopher
(Giovanni Bellini), 129
Jews: in Lithuania, 2,4-5, 12; in Boston, 13,
16, 34, 39; Jewish self-hatred, 40; BB on
language and literature of, 69-70; and
Zangwill, 263
Johns, Clayton, 413
Johnson, John Graves, 381, 426-427
Johnson, Lionel, 61, 69
Johnson, Robert Underwood, 388
Joni, Federico, 252-253
Jordan, Mary, 158, 163
Jowett, Benjamin, 111, 112, 119
Juana of Austria, portrait of (Sanchez
Coello), 245, 287
Julian the Apostate, 72
Justi, Carl, Velasquez, 99
Justus van Ghent, 99
Kaiser Friedrich Museum, 322
Kann, Rudolphe, collection of, 317
Keats, John, 43, 209, 273, 344
Kerr-Lawson, James, 324, 352; portraits of
BB and Mary, 279, 315; dealing in art,
310, 323, 420
Kohlsaat, Hermann, 423
Kraus, BB's landlord, 290-291
La Badia church (Florence), 146
Lady and Gentleman in Black (Rembrandt),
302
Lady in a Turban (Torbido), 245
Lady Siddons as Tragic Muse (Reynolds), 245
Lady with a Rose (Van Dyck), 287
La Farge, John, 38, 413
Lafenestre, George, 224
Laffan, William, 421, 422, 431
Laffan, Mrs. William, 421-422
La Fontaine, Jean de, 92
Lamb, Charles, 25
Landor, Walter Savage, 88
Lane, George Martin, 26
Lane, Hugh, 192
Lanman, Charles Rockwell, 26, 30
Lanzani, Polidoro, 244
Larkin, Oliver, 36
Last Supper (Leonardo), 81
Lathrop, Francis, 428
Lathrop, Susanne, 203
Laurana, Francesco, 368
Lazarus Ravensburger (Dürer), 308, 380
Lee, Vernon [pseud, of Violet Paget], 25,
89,168,172,191,281,291; Baldwin: Being
Dialogues on Views and Aspirations, 47;
salon of, 152, 153, 177. 352; Euphorion,
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Lee, Vernon (cont.)
153; criticisms of BB, 153, 174-175,211,
255-256; reviewofBB, 183; atHaslemere,
192; Renaissance Fancies and Studies,
255-256, 257; on Florentine Painters, 255,
257; in Herrick's novel, 267; "Beauty and
Ugliness," 283; BB's quarrel with,
283-286, 288-290, 297, 300
Lemaitre, Jules, 57
Leonardo da Vinci, 55, 243, 322; Last Sup­per,
81; Richter on, 94; Mona Lisa,
157-158; La Belle Ferronniere, 243; writ­ings
of, 296-297; drawings of, 327
Lermolieff, Ivan [pseud. ofMorelli], 73, 86.
See also Morelli, Giovanni
Lermontov, Mikhail Yurlevich, 25
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, 175
Levin, Schmarya, Childhood in Exile, 8
Lewes House, 338, 375
Lewis, R. W. B., 388
Licinio, Bernardino, 204
Lilienthal, Max, 4
Lincoln, Robert Todd, 423
Lippi, Filippino, 325, 407,427; Floly Family,
374
Lippi, Filippo, Fra, 121, 156
Lippman, Friedrich, 322, 324, 361
Lipps, Theodor, 152, 232
Liszt, Franz, 343
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 428
Loeb, James, 413-414
Loeffler, Charles Martin, 430
Loeser, Charles, 73,93,94,166; at Harvard,
33,34; collection of, 127; travels with BB,
128-130, 135, 136, 189; in Florence, 127,
131, 161, 217, 315; BB's quarrel with,
180,234-236, 259,279,297,316,329-330,
395; and Herrick, 266, 267
Logan, Mary [pseud, of Mary Costelloe],
see Costelloe, Mary
Logan Collection (Chicago), 424
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 57
Longfellow, Samuel, 77
Lorenzetti, Ambrogio and Pietro, 295
Lorenzo, Fiorenzo di, 337; Annunciation,
253, 416
Loring, Gen. Charles G., 248
"Loschi Giorgione" (Christ Bearing the
Cross), 248, 414
Lotto, Lorenzo, 99, 101, 104, 177, 184, 310;
St. Nicholas of Bari, 148
Lotze, Hermann, Outline of Aesthetics, 47
Lovett, Robert Morse, 29-30,157,268, 324;
letters from Herrick to, 266-267, 269; All
Our Years, 269; in Florence, 269-270, 279;
in Paris, 317; hosts Berensons in Chicago,
423
Lovett, Mrs. Robert Morse, 270, 279, 317,
423
Lowndes, Mary E., 354
Lucretia (Botticelli), 194, 207, 240, 247
Luini, Bernardino, 100
Luke, Gospel of, 92
Luther, Martin, 45
Luxembourg, Rosa, 269
Lyon, David Gordon, 31, 50
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, 319
McCormick, Cyrus, 424
McCormick, Edith (Mrs. Harold), 425
McCormick, Harold Fowler, 425
McKay, William, 240
MacVeagh, Mrs. Franklin, 423
Madame Gaujelin (Degas), 430
Madonna (Perugino), 380
Madonna (Pintoricchio), 368
Madonna and Child (after Cima), 287
Madonna and Child (Giovanni Bellini), 242
Madonna and Child (Schongauer), 335
Madonna and Child of the Eucharist (Bot­ticelli),
416
Madonna of the Candlesticks (reputed
Raphael), 36
Maestà (Duccio), 100
Maeterlinck, Maurice, 185, 272; La Vie des
abeilles, 365
Mallarmé, Stéphane, 155
Mallet, William, 189
Manet, Edouard, 153
Manning, Cardinal Henry Edward, 138
Mantegna, Andrea, 99, 261; Santa Conver­sazione,
416
Mapu, Abraham, Love Tale of Zion, 4, 70
Marbury, Elizabeth, 420, 430
Marconi, Rocco, 99
Marcozzi, Milan photographer, 103
Mariano, Nicky, An Inventory of Correspon­dence,
324
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Marlborough, Duchess of, 333
Marlborough, Duke of, 333
Marlborough Gallery, 240
Marie, Valentin Raimond van, 381
Marlowe, Christopher, 273
Marquandt, Henry Gordon, 204, 243
Marshall, Henry R., Pain, Pleasure and
Aesthetics, 233
Marshall, John, 233, 328, 358
Martini, Simone, 295, 429
Masaccio (Tomaso Guido), 89, 132, 160,
228, 229; painting bought by Mrs. Gard­ner,
298
Masolino da Panicale, 132, 365, 374
Massenet, Jules, 78
Matisse, Henri, 313
Maupassant, Guy de, 25
Mazzolino, Lodovico, 122
Meeker, Arthur, 425
Memling, Hans, 71
Mercato Vecchio, 88
Meredith, George, 25, 90, 209, 217
Mesnil, Jacques, 315
Messina, Antonella da, 83, 156; St. Sebas­tian,
220
Metropolitan Museum, New York, 204,
243, 388,421; BB considered for director­ship,
421-422, 431
Michael Field [pseud, of Katherine Bradley
and Edith Cooper], 61,117, 137,324; and
BB, 139,144,153-154, 171,228,236, 259;
on Vernon Lee, 177; Mary on, 227,235; at
Friday's Hill, 405
Michelangelo Buonarroti, 229, 296, 390;
nudes of, 231; drawings of, 334,347,350,
365
Michelet, Jules, 162
Mickleshanski, Guedella ("Goldie"; BB's
grandmother), 3, 6
Mickleshanski, Judith, see Berenson, Judith
Mickleshanski, Solomon (BB's grand­father),
3, 5, 12
Miller, Adolph, 269
Milton, John, 25, 88, 209, 273
Minghetti, Marco, 104
"Miss Toplady," art shop, 310, 328
Mona Lisa (Leonardo), 157-158
Monet, Claude, 257, 315, 317, 425
Monreale, cathedral of (Palermo), 84
Monroe, Harriet, 269
Monte Oliveto Maggiore, 128, 130,
136-137', Lovett at, 270; Mrs. Gardner at,
335
Montebello, Countess, 283, 317
Montefeltro, Federigo da, 82
Montesquiou-Fezenac, Count Robert de,
63. 330
Moody, William Vaughn, 30, 157, 203
Moore, George, 192; Confessions of a Young
Man, toy
Moore, T. Sturge, 392
Morelli, Giovanni, 72-73,99,104,120, 124,
128, 130, 131, 136, 182, 294, 316; experi­mental
method, 73, 86, 95, 102, 138, 152,
176, 185, 211; attributions by, 75, 81,
125-126, 144, 183, 200, 222; training of,
86; German Galleries, 99; "Princip und
Methode," 99; Kunsthistorische Studien
über Italienische Maleri, 101; BB on,
101-102; BB's meeting with, 103-104;
BB's use of his method, 122, 171, 185,
214, 232, 258, 370; Mary's use of his
method, 143, 214, 215; bequest of, 154,
159, 220; and Fry, 316, 355
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 356, 421, 422, 431
Moro, Antonio, Queen Mary of England, 357
Moroni, Giambattista, 182, 204, 220, 243
Moroni, Count, 220
Morra, Count Umberto, Conversations with
Berenson, 347
Morrell, Philip, 310, 328, 377
Morris, William, 46, 62, 65, 117
Morto da Feltre, 200
Mosher, Grace, 78
Mosher, Maud, 78
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 273, 286
Müller, Max, 25
Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban, 55, 106
Murray, Fairfax, 422
Murray, Gilbert, 266, 330, 385, 387
Murray, John, 136,233; Florentine Drawings
published by, 362, 380, 395, 409
Murri, Dr., BB's physician, 330
Museo Cristiano (Rome), 259
Museum ofFine Arts (Boston), 22, 55, 245,
248, 249, 381, 414; Warren's gifts to, 61;
Greek sculpture in, 82; Japanese art in,
202,243, 396,412; Warren agent for, 328,
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Museum of Fine Arts (cont.)
338, 358; Velasquez in, 356; Davis exhibi­tion
at, 379; El Greco in, 420-421
Myers-Richardson school, 21
National Gallery, London, 59, 115, 120,
185, 253, 302, 322; BB's lecture tours of,
139
National Museum, Naples, 82, 84
National Museum of Antiquities (St.
Germaine-en-Laye), 192
Nericioni, Signor, 179
Nevius, Blake, 267, 268
New Gallery, London, 208, 209, 222, 271
New York Historical Society, 243
Newman, John Henry, 25, 42
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, Also Sprach
Zarathustra and Birth of Tragedy, 209
Nordau, Max Simon, Degeneration, 209, 272
Northbrook collection (London), 103
Norton, Charles Eliot, 34, 36, 73, 81, 85,
114, 406, 414; and BB at Harvard,
32-33, 35, 50, 203; on Pater, 37-38; and
Mrs. Gardner, 35, 188; review of Lotto
by, 212-213, 214; collection of, 243; on
Burlington, 390; BB's call on, 412
Norton, Grace, 33, 48, 138, 188, 203, 411
Norton, Richard, 303; enmity for BB, 408,
414-415; as agent for Mrs. Gardner, 416
O.K. literary society, 33, 41
Obelisk (Rembrandt), 337-338
Obrist, Hermann, 181, 189-190, 211, 229,
259, 324, 329; Mary's affair with, 190,
191, 197-199, 205, 215,227,236-237,262,
274, 283, 364; in London, 208; on aes­thetics,
232; BB and, 261-262
Oderisi, Pietro, 373
Old Testament, 7, 21, 296
Oldenburg, Hermann, 25
Omar Khayyam, illustrations for, 42
Other Girl, The (Augustus Thomas), 430
Ouida (Louise de Ramée), 88, 89
Ovid, 55
Oxford University, 21, 48; Warren at, 59;
BB visiting at, 60, 168, 193, 330; Costel-loe
wedding at, 111-112; BB's mother and
sister at, 362
Paget, Violet, see Lee, Vernon
Palazzo dei Priori, 154
Palladio, Andrea, 81
Pallas (Botticelli), 218
Palma Vecchio (Giacomo Negretti), 101,
177
Palmer, George Herbert, 77, iio-m
Palmer, Mrs. Potter, 425
Palmezzano, Marco, 99
Panciatichi-Zimenes collection (Florence),
358
Papafava, Count Francesco, 284
Parentino, Bernardo, 309
Partridge, William Ordway, 58-59, 85
Pasolini, Countess, 259, 282, 284, 286, 323,
324
Passori, Marchesa, 259
Pater, Walter, 25, 36, 45, 61, 65, 77, 165,
181, 183, 337, 341; Studies in the History of
the Renaissance, 36, 37, 48, 75, 146-147;
Marius the Epicurean, 38, 39, 48, 278, 337;
at Oxford, 48, 61-62; aestheticism of, 95,
204-205, 278; in Italy, 161; Plato and
Platonism, 181; BB's meeting with, 193
Paulucci de' Calboli, Marquis Fabrizio, 245
Percy, Thomas, 43
Perkins, F. Mason, 311, 351, 394, 399
Perry, Ralph Barton, 408
Perry, Thomas Sargeant, 30, 34-35, 43, 50,
162, 271, 282, 313-314, 324; in Europe,
51, 54, 58, 59, 77; in Paris, 192, 207; on
Florentine Painters, 257; in Florence, 279
Perugino (Pietro Vannucci), 102-103, 135,
295, 296; forgeries of, 253; Caen
Spozalizio attributed to, 102-103; other
attributions to, 254-255, 374; paintings
bought by BB, 355, 380-381; Madonna,
380
Peruzzi, Baldassare, 219, 243, 394
Pesellino, Fra di Stefano, 233, 287, 305
Philip IV (Velasquez), 247, 275
Phillips, Claude, 223
Piccinelli, Giovanni, 220
Picquart, Col. Georges, 383
Piero della Francesca, 93, 101, 297, 334
Piero di Cosimo, 132, 158, 208
Pietà (Crivelli), 358
Pietà (Raphael), 299, 308, 338, 349
Pietro, Sano di, 394, 399, 429
Pinturicchio (Bernardino di Betto), 156,
252; Madonna, 368
Piombo, Sebastian del, 350
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Piper, Mrs., Boston medium, 192, 257
Pissarro, Camille, 158, 208
Pistoia, Gerinoda, 156
Pitti Palace, 89, 99, 131-132, 134, 189, 218
Placci, Adelaide, 324, 364
Placci, Carlo, 190, 217, 227, 251, 260, 274,
275, 3x7, 324, 329; first meeting with,
178-179; and fascism, 179; introduc­tions
by, 262, 264, 306; inSt. Moritz, 279,
283, 307, 330, 404; and quarrel with
Vernon Lee, 283-286; on Dreyfus, 3i3;in
Florence, 315,337, 359,368; review ofBB
by, 373
Plato, 114
Poggio a Caiana, Medici villa at, 133-134
Poggio Gherardo, 217, 350, 359
Poldi Museum (Milan), 103, 208, 334
Poldi-Pezzoli collection, 103, 208, 334
Pollaiuolo, Antonio del, 216; Battle of the
Nudes, 231
Pollard, Alfred, 393
Pontormo, Jacopo Carrucci, 376
Pordenone (Giovanni Antonio Sacchienze),
126
Portrait of a Lady (after Leonardo), 81
Portrait of Antonio Broccardo (Giorgione), 125
Potter, John Briggs, 416
Pourbus, Frans, Isabella of Austria, 247
Prado, 97, 182
Pre-Raphaelites, 32
Presentation of the Child Jesus in the Temple
(Giotto), 309
Prévost d'Exilés, Antoine, Manon Lescaut,
190
Proctor, George, 334, 412, 423, 430
Proust, Marcel, 63
Psychology: BB on, 152; criticism based on,
210, 214, 215, 229, 232, 295; Mary and
Obriston, 197,232; Vernon Lee on BB's,
256
Pushkin, Alexander, 25, 42
Putnam, George Haven, 184
Putnam's publishers, 149, 169-170, 184,
200, 210, 221, 226, 228, 233, 279, 296,
334. 379
Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre Cécile, 57,
314-315, 418
Queensberry, Lady, 190
Queen Mary of England (Moro), 357
Radcliffe College, 35, no, 314
Raffaello de Carli, 327
Raffaelino del Garbo, 208, 327
Rambelinski, Count, 384
Ranke, Leopold von, 162; History of the
Popes, 146
Rape of Europa, The (Titian), 245-246, 247,
249, 299, 303, 431
Raphael (Raffaello Santi), 36, 46, 85, 102,
122, 142, 185, 220, 254, 295, 296, 298,
299.308,338, 349, 356, 380;St. Sebastian,
220; Disputa, 296; Pietà, 299
Rasponi, Countess, 179
Ravenna, 94, 302, 323
Reinach, Salomon, 191-192, 201, 209, 233,
249; relation with BB, 207, 208, 222, 242,
255, 263, 317, 329; review of Lotto by,
213; and tactile values, 256-257; BB
prodded by, 278; on anti-Semitism, 331;
and Dreyfus, 383; on Burlington, 390
Reitlinger, Gerald, The Economics of Taste,
246
Réjane (Gabrielle Charlotte Réju), 318
Rembrandt van Rijn, 122, 247, 294, 298,
299, 300; Self-Portrait, 244; Lady and Gent­leman
in Black, 302; painting of storm over
Sea of Galilee, 302; Obelisk, 337-338
Renan, Ernest, 16, 50, 280
Reni, Guido, 55
Repplier, Agnes, 427
Revelstoke, Lord, 265
Reynolds, Joshua, Lady Siddons as Tragic
Muse, 245
Rhinelander, Frederick, 421, 422, 431
Richardson, Henry Hobson, 38
Richter, Jean Paul, 87, 90, 251, 309, 378,
395. 39b; disciple ofMorelli, 73; Italian Art
in the National Gallery, 94; BB's study
with, 94, 99; attributions by, 99, 234;
paintings from collection of, 103, 182,
219, 241, 247, 337, 360; review of Lotto
by, 213; review of Florentine Painters by,
258
Ririomin, 260
Robertson, John Mackinnon, 168, 382
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs., on Mary's list,
324
Robinson, Edward, 381
Rockefeller, John D., 425
Rodin, Auguste, Balzac, 317
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Romney, George, 424
Rospau, Contessa, 324
Ross, Denman, 202, 243, 260, 396, 397, 411
Ross, Henry, 217, 324
Ross, Janet, 216-217, 281, 324, 328, 343,
350, 352
Ross, Robert, 311, 378
Rosselli, Cosimo, 132
Rossellino, Antonio, 161
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 47, 108, 153, 196
Rostand, Edmond, 318
Rothenstein, John, 147
Rothenstein, William, 108, 147, 346
Rothschild family, 302
Roudine (Turgenev), 32
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 17, 42
Royce, Josiah, 30, 31, 48, 111, 112
Rubens, Peter Paul, 298, 305; Earl of Arun­del,
247
Rucellai, Giovanni, 185
Ruskin, John, 25, 85, 153, 166, 186, 232,
346; Modem Painters and Stones of Venice,
32
Russell, Bertrand, 108, 192, 273, 302, 315,
322, 385; at Friday's Hill, 168, 320, 335,
382,405; engagement to Alys Smith, 197,
199-200; marriage, 206, 216, 273, 381; on
BB's tactile values, 229, 231-232; German
Social Democracy, 270; "Self-
Appreciations: Orlando," 273; in Flor­ence,
323, 334, 382, 384; Autobiography,
381; "A Free Man's Worship," 384-385;
Principles of Mathematics, 385; on life at I
Tatti, 385-386
Russell, Lord John, 108
Russell, Lady Frances, 108, 168, 199, 206
Russia, BB on literature of, 42, 43
Rutherford, Mr., collector, 401
Ryerson, Martin, 424
Sacher-Mosoch, Alexandre, Venus in Furs,
56
Sacred and Profane Love (Titian), 264,
306-307
St. Angelo, Marquis, 375
St. Benedict, frescoes of (Sodoma), 128
St. Francis and the Three Monastic Virtues
(Sassetta), 391, 394, 396-397. 399
St. George and the Dragon (Crivelli), 287
St. Germain museum, 207
St. Mark (Tintoretto), 182
St. Marks, Venice, 84, 173
St. Nicholas of Bari (Lotto), 148
St. Peter's, Rome, 85, 173, 260
St. Sebastian (Antonello da Messina), 220
St. Sebastian (Correggio), 177
St. Sebastian (Raphael), 220
Salvemini, Gaetano, 179, 368
San Sepolcro (also Sansepolcro), 94, 334,
348, 395. 396, 398-399
Sanborn, Franklin B., 30
Sanborn, Thomas, 29
Sanchez Coello, Alonso, portrait of Juana of
Austria, 245, 287
Sanderson, Sibyl, 78
Santa Conversazione (Mantegna), 416
Santa Fiora, Contessa di, 259
Santayana, Augustin, 34
Santayana, George, 33-34, 61, 94, 204, 320;
and Harvard Monthly, 29, 41; in Europe,
54, 73; at Friday's Hill, 108; and Loeser,
127-128, 234; at Harvard, 202-203, 412;
visits to Florence, 279; The Sense of
Beauty, 314; The Life of Reason, 412
Santi, Giovanni, see Sanzio, Giovanni
Sanzio, Giovanni, 94, 99, 102
Sardou, Victorien, 57
Sargent, John Singer, 153; portrait of Mrs.
Gardner, 221; frieze by, 418
Sassetta (Stefano di Giovanni), 402, 429;
San Sepolcro polyptych by, 348, 377,
391. 394, 396-397, 399; Douglas' article
on, 390-391, 394-39S; BB's articles on,
396-399; compared to Giotto, 397
Saturday Club, 29
Savage, Minot J., 24
Savoldo, Girolamo, 128
Savonarola, Girolamo, 44, 45
Schevill, Ferdinand, 270
Schiller, Friedrich, 25
Schiff, Jacob H., 414
Schongauer, Martin, Madonna and Child,
335
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 25
Scrovegni, Enrico, 148-149
Scudder, Horace, 214, 315
Self-Portrait (Rembrandt), 244
Seligman, Isaac N., 414
Sellers, Eugénie, 201, 255, 259, 270, 271
Senancour, Etienne Pivert de, Obermann, 42
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Serristori, Countess Hortense, 315, 329,
364, 384, 387, 404
Serristori, Count Umberto, 315, 384, 404
Settignano, Desiderio da, 342
Shakespeare, William, 273; Romeo and Juliet
and Hamlet, 57; As You Like It, 90
Shattuck family, 77
Shaw, George Bernard, 108, 115, 117; BB's
criticism of, 126
Shaw, Quincy, 243
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 88, 280, 321
Sienkiewicz, Henryk, Bartok, 8, 11, 56
Sigismondo Pandolfo, 94
Signorelli, Luca, 295, 296, 335
Sir William and Lady Butts (Holbein), 302
Smith, Alys, 108, in, 116, 145, 192, 273,
320, 322, 323, 324, 334, 335, 339, 405; in
Italy, 132, 134, 135; engagement to Rus­sell,
168, 197, 199-200; marriage, 206,
216, 273, 349, 381; illness of, 384; on BB,
339
Smith, Hannah Whitall, 65, 106-108, 109,
112, 192, 352; letter about BB, 108; The
Christian's Secret of a Happy Life, 109; on
Mary's marriage to Costelloe, 113, 134,
142,150,198,206; move to England, 116;
in Italy, 134, 135, 150, 323; on Mary and
BB, 137,142,167, 172, 319; and Costelloe
children, 142, 162, 167-168, 336, 338;
relation with Mary, 318, 332; purchase of
Friday's Hill, 335; on Mary's remarriage,
339, 349, 35°
Smith, John Jay, 109
Smith, Logan Pearsall, 66, 115, 116, 120,
225, 319, 352, 387; at Harvard, no; at
Friday's Hill, 107, 121, 192, 320; at Ox­ford,
117; in Paris, 180; and the Golden
Um, 272-273; "Tragic Walks," 273;
Unforgotten Years, 273; as art dealer, 310,
328, 381, 407; and Mary's remarriage,
338-339; in Florence, 341, 347*348, 388
Smith, Robert, 65, 106, 109, 120, 192;
disapproval of BB, 109, 137,138, 139; and
Costelloe, 111,113; financial aid to Mary,
113, 114, 145, 157, 224; visit to Florence,
263; death of, 318
Smith College, 158, 163, 258; Mary at, no;
Senda at, 158, 184, 196; BB's lecture at,
203;BessieBerensonat, 314, 362;BBand
Mary at, 4x1
Smithers, Leonard, 292
Smollett, Tobias, 25
Smuggling, see Export of art from Italy
Smyth, Dame Ethel, 259
Snyder, Edmund, 71
Sodoma (Giovanni Antonio dei Bazzi), 100,
101, 129, 270, 335; frescoes at St. Ben­edict,
128
Solario, Andrea, 100, 399
Solario (Andrea or Antonio?), 309
Somerset, Lord Henry, 191
Sophocles, 296; Oedipus Rex, 31; Antigone,
83
Space composition: BB on, 179,294,370; of
Raphael, 296; of Sassetta, 398
Spagna, Lo (Giovanni di Pietro), 102-103,
374; attribution of Caen Spozalizio to,
254-255
Spain, 78, 184; BB in, 97, 98; Costa to, 124,
127
Spottiswoode, publisher, 399
Spozalizio, 102-103; reattribution of,
254-255
Stanley, Sir Henry Morton, 351
Stein, Gertrude, 107, 343, 381-382
Stein, Leo, 348, 354, 360, 381-382, 402
Stenboch, Count Eric, 143
Stendhal [pseud, of Marie Henri Beyle], 80;
Chartreuse de Parme, 72
Stewart, David, 241
Stickney, Trumbull, 30, 334, 361
Stillman, William J., 163, 182
Story, William Wetmore, 36
Stroganoff, Count, 329
Strong, Charles A., 54-55
Strong, Sandford Arthur, 259, 279, 328,
392, 395; hostile to BB, 271, 297, 355,
372, 39C 393. 400, 415
Sturges, Jonathan, 207, 234
Sturgis family, 33
Stuyvesant, Rutherford, 421, 429
Surrealism, 231
Swinburne, Algernon, 88, 341
Symonds.John Addington, 25, 88,183,217;
Renaissance in Italy, 36, 80; Italian Byways,
80
Tactile values, 135, 152, 283-284, 295, 370;
in Florentine Painters, 229-230, 230-232,
256-257, 258, 314
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Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe, 125; Lectures on
Art, 174; Philosophy of Art, 181
Tarbell, Frank, 424
Tate Gallery, 322
Temple-Leader, John, 342-343, 402
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 107, 265
Ter Borch, Gerard, 298, 302
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 25,
240
Tharaud, Jean and Jerome, L'Ombre de la
croix, 8-9
Thomas, Carey, 426
Thomas, Edith, 289
Thomas, Theodore, 423
Thomson, David, 311
Thompson, Sir Edward, 390
Thoreau, Henry David, 93; Waiden, 57
Tieck, Ludwig, 25
Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista, 173, 184, 220
Tintoretto, Jacopo, 82, 101, 165, 184, 241,
243,244,245, 328;St. Mark, 182; Venetian
Senator, 244
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio), 82, 90, 101, 151,
184, 315; paintings ascribed to, 126, 222,
269; Rape of Europa, 243, 245-246, 247,
249,299,303,431; Sacred and Profane Love,
264, 306-307; BB on, 371
Todd, Miss, artist, 58
Tolstoy, Leo, 25,41, 43, 57; Ma Confession,
56
Torbido, Francesco (II Moro), 147; Lady in a
Turban, 245
Torrigiani, Count, 89
Toy, Crawford H., 26, 31, 34, 44, 50, 73,
411; in Paris, 207; in Florence, 216
Toy, Mrs. Crawford, 207, 216, 411
Träubel, Horace, 118
Tremoille, Duke de la, 297
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, 319
Trevelyan, Robert, 108, 315, 316, 324, 350;
The New Parsifal, 319; and BB, 319-320,
329; at I Tatti, 354
Trevelyan, Mrs. Robert, 354
Tryon, Dwight W., 426
Tura, Cosimo, 122, 220, 259
Turgenev, Ivan, 25, 41; Roudine, 32
Turner, Joseph William, 108
Twain, Mark [pseud.], see Clemens,
Samuel L.
Uccello, Paolo, 132; tactile values of, 231
UfHzi gallery, 89, 99, 121, 131, 134, 149,
194, 218
Uhland, Johann Ludwig, 16, 25
Ulman, Hermann, Botticelli, 221
Valvrojenski, Albert, see Berenson, Albert
Van Alen, James J., 204
Van der Weyden, Roger, 404
Van Dyck, Anthony, Lady with a Rose, 287
Van Eyck, Jan, 71
Van Home, Sir William, 413, 419
Vanderbilt, Consuelo, see Marlborough,
Duchess of
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 407
Vanni, Andrea, 399
Vasari, Giorgio, 88, 157; BB's study of, 93,
98, 129, 131; monograph on, 165, 372;
Lives of the Painters, 75,129; errors of, 101;
attributions by, 102, 218
Vatican galleries, 85
Vedder, Elihu, 42
Velasquez, Diego, 122, 168; Mrs. Gardner's
interest in, 241, 247, 275, 299, 305, 356;
Philip IV, 247, 275; Don Baltasar Carlos,
3 56; Fry's lectures on, 372
"Venetian Paintings, Chiefly before Ti­tian,"
exhibit, 208; BB's pamphlet on, 222
Venetian Senator (Tintoretto), 244
Venturi, Adolfo, 223-224, 251, 316; onBB,
373
Venturi, Leopold, 223-224
Venus de Milo, 55
Verlaine, Paul, 155
Veronese, Paolo, 101, 148, 151, 167, 184,
309
Verrocchio, Andrea del, 231, 368
Victory of Samothrace, 55
Villa della Gazzada, 335, 364
Villa Frullino, 291, 323
Villa Gamberaia, 264, 275, 281, 359
Villa Gattaia, 180
Villa I Tatti, see under Berenson, Bernard
Villa Kraus, 189,208-209,270,291; Herrick
at, 267; furnishings for, 278
Villa La Doccia, 377, 378, 388
Villa Rosa, 189,208,270,391; Mary's father
at, 263; Logan Smith's home, 272, 278
Villa San Francesco, 179
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Vincigliata, Castle of, 342
Virgil, 5 s; Bucolics, 160
Vischer, Robert, 152
Viti, Timoteo, 99, 102
Vivarini, Alvise, 184, 210, 223
Volkelt, Johannes, 152
Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de, 3, 16,
17, 25
Von Bülow, Prince Bernhard, 343
Wagner, Cosima, 77, 343
Wagner, Richard, 46, 73-74, 75, 77,
144-145,170,185,262,274,322;Ring, 75,
77, 144, 170
Waldstein, Charles, Essay on the Art of
Pheidias, 47
Walker, John, 240
Wallas, Graham, 115, 117
Walsh, Thomas T., 428
Walters, Henry, 427
Warburg, Aby, 315-316
Warburg, Paul F., 414
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey, 120
Ward, Samuel, 428
Warner, Charles Dudley, 216
Warren, Edward Perry, 50, 58, 188, 246,
3x7; at Harvard, 28; at Oxford, 48, 59, 60;
as collector, 60-61, 308; grants to BB
from, 78, 90, 99, 128, 143, 166, 277; Lotto
dedicated to, 210; pictures for mother,
317, 328; agent of Museum of Fine Arts,
328,338,358; on slanders against BB ,415
Warren, Mrs. S. D., 246; collection of, 317,
328, 358, 375, 380
Watteau, Jean Antoine, 153
Watts, George, 46, 153, 314-315
Webb, Beatrice, 115
Webb, Sidney, 115, 117, 121, 179
Weeks, Mabel, 382
Weizmann, Chaim, Trial and Error, 8, 9
Wemyss, Lord, 155
Wendell, Barrett, 77, 411; at Harvard, 29,
31, 32, 34; on BB in London, 138-139;
Shakespeare, 212; in Florence, 216; on the
Florentine Painters, 266
Wendell, Mrs. Barrett, 216
Wengeroff, Pauline, Memoiren einer Gross­mutter,
8
Wertheimer, Charles, 301
West, Arthur, 83, 84, 168
Wharton, Edith, 130, 291,429; Decoration of
Houses, 291; Valley of Decision, 388; BB's
first meeting with, 388-389
Whistler, James MacNeill, 217, 220, 286,
346, 426
White, John William, 26
White, Stanford, 428
Whitehead, Evelyn, 384
Whitman, Walt, 25, 112, 113, 117-118, 124,
143,209
Whitney, William Dwight, 25
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 22, 109
Widener, Peter, 427
Wilde, Oscar, 61, 63,71, 117, 154-155, 192,
311, 338; Picture of Dorian Gray, 138; in
Florence, 190-191; sentence of, 218; re­lease
from prison, 292; Ballad of Reading
Gaol, 292
Willard, Frances, 109, 112
Wimbush, Evelyn, 289
Winckelmann, Johann Joachim, 101, 175
Wister, Owen, 30; The Virginian, 412, 418
Woburn Castle, 192
Wöfflin, Heinrich, 213
Women's rights: Hannah Smith on, 109,
112; Mary on, 114,116,117,118,124,157
Woolson, Constance Fenimore, 89-90
Wordsworth, William, 112, 164, 321
Xenophon, 30
Yale University, 426, 429
Yeats, William Butler, 192, 410
Yerkes, Charles T., 356, 419
Young, Edward, 21
Zangwill, Israel, 159-160, 257, 261, 265,
324,329,361; The Master, 200; TheKingof
Schnorrers, 200; Children of the Ghetto, 200,
262,265; at Haslemere, 200-201; visitor to
Florence, 262-263; and Herrick, 267; on
Zionism, 382; and BB, 329, 386
Zenale, Bernardino, 220
Zileri dal Verme, Count, 250
Zileri family (Vicenza), 248, 249-250, 298
Zola, Emile, 25; La Terre, 72; "J'accuse,"
313
Zom, Anders, 418
Zug, Georg Breed, 425
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