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| Volltext: | Index Abbey, Edwin Austin, 44n A braharn Lincoln (Henry Kirke Br 51 Adams, Edward D., 158 Adams, Herbert, 52 Albany, New York city hall, 94 state capitol, 92-93 Alexander, John W., 44n Allston, Washington, 29 American art, 2, 248-250 Colonial Period, 22-24 Contemporary Period, 33-35 European influence, 17-22 Experimental Period, 29-33 Revolutionary Period, 26-29 Angell, Martha B., 39 Arabia, 121, 189 Architectural Record, The, 8 Architecture, 57-118, 119, 188- 197, 231 American, 5, 8 Art Nouveau, 9 commercial buildings, 74-80 Colonial style, 57-59 country houses, 111-118 domestic, 99-104 educational buildings, 96-97 English style, 57 French influence, 62-65 Gothic, 62 Greek Revival, 59 hotels, 85-90 municipal buildings, 92-96 railroad stations, 82-85 Renaissance, 62 Romanesque, 67, 77-78 technical advances, 73-74 Armstrong, D. Maitland, 138n Art Nouveau, 7-8, 215-223, 226-259 I), American contribution, 248-250 and art criticism, 230-233 counterfeiting of, 234-235 German, 240 origin of initial movement, 236-238 origin of term, 215-216 path of, 233-259 principle of movement, 228-231 Professor Hamlin's discussion of, 227- 228 Russian, 247-248 Art Nouveau Bing, 1 Artistic Japan, 2 Association of Gentlemen, 54 Auburndale, Massachusetts, 83 Auditorium Hotel, Chicago, 86-89 Austria, 240 , Baccarat, 169n Bacchante (MacMonnies), 53 Ball, Thomas, 52n Barbizon School, 35 Bartholdi, Frédéric A., 70, 80 Bartlett, Paul Wayland, 54n Barye, Antoine Louis, 52, 54 Barye Exhibition (Beaux-Arts, Paris), 54 Basketwork, 123 Batoni, Pompeo Girolamo, 22 Battle of Bunker's Hill (Trumbull), 28 Beaux-Arts, Paris, see Ecole des Beaux- Arts Belgium, 237-238, 246 Bembridge, Henry, 22 Bermuda Group, Bishop George Berkeley and His Family (Smibert), 20 Biddle, Nicholas, 60 Bing, Gertrude, In Bing, Marcel, 7 Bing, Samuel, 1-9, 251n and American collectors of Oriental art, 3-4 as art historian, 4-6 and Art Nouveau movement, 8-9, 215-223 book on American art, 7 as publisher, 2 and Tiffany glass, 6, 8 Blackburn, Joseph, 19 Blanckenhagen, Peter H., 10, 186n Bliss, Susan Dwight, 133 Bohemia, 202 Bohemian Bear Tamer, The (Bartlett), 54-55 Bonnard, Pierre, 6, 218 Bonnier, Louis, 220, 221 Boston, 19, 36 Museum of Fine Arts, 26 Bouilhet, André, 7 Bournique, M., 169n Brattle Square Church, 69 Brocade, 121 Bronze, 121 Brown, Ford Madox, 132 Brown, Henry, 49 Brunswick, Maine, 19 Brussels, Belgium, 237-238 Burne-Jones, Sir Edward Coley, 69, 132 Burnham, Daniel IL, and Co., 75 Burty, Philippe, 2 Byzantine art, 189, 195, 197 Cabinet-making, 234, 235, 240 Cabochons, 141 Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., 26 59 Carter's Grove, James City, Virginia, 58 Cassatt, Mary, 45 Castel Beranger, 9 Ceramics, 170 Japanese, 1 Chamber of Commerce building, Cincinnati, 92 Cheney Bros., 171 Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 83, 84 Chicago, 81, 86-90 Chicago Columbian Exposition (1893), 2, 7, 8 Tiffany Chapel, 139, 142 Transportation Building, 91 China, 121, 202 Church of the Ascension, Fifth Avenue, New York, 138n Cincinnati, Chamber of Commerce, 92 Cole, Thomas, 31, 33, 36 Colman, Samuel, 4, 6 and industrial art, 123, 128-130 and interior design, 131 Colman House, Newport, Rhode Island, 129 Colonial Period, 22-24, 35 Colonial style, architecture, 57-59 Colonna, Edward, 7, 245, 249 Constable, John, 40 Contât, M., 169n Contemporary Period, art, 33-35, 36, 38-44 Copley, John S., 24, 35 Corinthian architecture, 59 Corot, Jean, 35 Couture, Thomas, 38 Craftsman, The, 1, 9, 227, 250n Crane Memorial Library, Quincy, Massachusetts, 97, 98 Criticism, art, 230-233 Cully and Miles, 169 Dannat, William T., 44n Darmstadt colony, 240 Daubigny, Charles François, 35 David C. DeForest (Morse), 30 Davis, Alexander J., 61 Davydoff, Mademoiselle, 247 Decorative arts, 119, 189, 217-223 in France, 120, 123, 241 oriental, 1-4 and Tiffany, 195 de Feure, Georges, 7, 44 De Forest, Robert W., 162 Delacroix, Ferdinand, 35 Denmark, 246 Diaz de La Peria, Narcisse Virgile, 39 Doric architecture, 59 Dresden Exposition of 1897, 240 Dupré, Jules, 35 Düsseldorf School, 31 Dysselhof, Gerrit W., 246 Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, 2, 62, 65, 86 Eidlitz, Leopold, 93 Eisler, Colin, 10 Electricity, 177-178 Enamels, 156, 170 England, 22, 57, 236-237 Engravings, 121 Equitable Building, Chicago, 92 Experimental Period, art, 29-33, 35-36 Farnham, Paulding, 158 "Favrile Glass, " 202 Feke, Robert, 19 Fine arts, 17, 123 Flagler, Harry Harkness, 159 Flatiron Building, New York, 75 Force (Barye), 54 Four Seasons (Tiffany window), 139 Fox Hunt, The (Homer), 43 France, 238 and American industrial design, 168- 169 and decorative arts, 120, 123, 241 influence on American painting, 35- 48 influence on American sculpture, 52 Frazee, John, 49 Fry, Laura, 174 Fuller, George, 38 Fuller, Richard IT, 38 Fuller, Thomas, 93 Furnishings, 119, 120, 217 Gaillard, Eugène, 7, 242, 243 Gainsborough, Thomas, 22, 26, 40 Galerie des Machines, Paris Exposition (1899), 82 Gallé, Emile, 144, 202 Gasnault, Paul, 2n Gaudin, M., 169n Gay, Walter, 44n Gems, 156, 161 Genre painting, 31, 42, 187 George Washington (Grcenougli). 50 George Washington (Stuart), 27 Germany, 36, 238-240 Getz, John, 3 Gilford, Sanford Robinson, 33. 36 Glass, 134-146, 198. 248 cabochons, 141, 161 enameled, 121 Favrile, 202 industry, 169-170 and La Farge, 132 and lighting, 178 mosaic, 138, 141, 194, 198, 201 opalescent, 204-206 opaque, 204 stained, 134-138, 169-170. 198-201 Tiffany, 6, 8, 144-146, 169. 198-212 vases, '141. 211 Venetian, 141. 202 Glassblower, 13*4 Gloucester Harbor (Hunt). 37 Goethe, Johann, 26, 186n Goncourt. Edmond de, 2 Gorham and Co., 152, 154 Gothic architecture. 62 Grafton Galleries, London. 8 Grasset, Eugène, 6 Greek Revival, architecture, 59 Greenough, Horatio, 49 Griffin, Mrs. P. J., 30 Grueby pottery, 248 Guimard, Hector, 9 Hamilton, James, 33 Hamlin, A. D. F., 9, 227-230, 235- 237, 240, 250n Hanley, Miss Sarah E., 166 Harrison, Alexander, 44-45 Harvard University Memorial Hall, 19 Sever Hall, 97 Havemeyer, H. 0., 27, 203 drawing room of, 131 Rembrandt Room of, 130n Healy and Millet, 170 Heidt, M., 169n Heith, William, 169 Henri, M„ 169 Herter Brothers, 112, 113 Holland, 246 Holyoke, Mass., 83 Homer, Winslow, 5, 44 Hotels, 85-90 Hudson River School, 33 Hunt, Richard, 62, 65-70, 86, 100 Hunt, William Morris, 4, 37, 38 Huytema, 246 Ibels, Henri, 6 India, 121 Industrial arts, 5-6, 119-185, 188, 231 American accomplishments, 185 American theory, 126-128 French influence, 168-169 and manufacturing process, 149-151 and mechanization, 184 promoters of new movement, 130-132 search for American identity, 151-152 Tiffany's view of American, 146-148 Inman, Henry, 31-33, 36 Inness, George, 3, 40-42 Interior design, 104-111, 120-121, 151-152 American mastership, 248 Belgian influence, 237-238 and lighting, 178 Ionic architecture, 59 Iron, see Wrought iron Isaac Royall and Family (Feke), 21 Ivory sculpture, 123 Jakounchikoff, Madame, 247 Janson, Mrs. Dora Jane, 10 Japanese art, 1-2, 189 influence on American metalwork, 121, 130, 156, 164 stoneware, 170, 177 Java, 246 Johnston, J. Taylor, home of, 109 Johnston, William R., 10, 44n Joseph, J. Jonathan, 139 Kaufmann, Edgar J., Charitable Foundation Fund, 174 Keith, Mrs. Boudinot, 171 Kellum, John, 72 Kemp, George, residence of, 106 Kensett, John F., 33, 36 Kensett, Thomas, 34 Kerrigan, Mrs. Esther Slater, 37 King, Arnold, 181 Knox and Elliott, 173 Koch, Robert, In, 4n Kokomo, Indiana, 169 Krohn, Pietro, 246-247 Kunst und Kunsthandwerk, 8 Lacquer, 123 La Farge, John, 4, 6, 8, 69, 248 and church windows, 138n and decorative art, 123, 132-134 and glass, 169 Lafayette, Marquis de, 29 Lamps, see Light fixtures Landscape painting, 31-33, 38-42, 187 "L'Art Nouveau, Its Origin and Development" (Hamlin), 9 Lauber, Joseph, 139 Laurelton Hall, Oyster Bay, Long Island, 117 Leather, tooled, 121 Lefuel, Hector Martin, 62 Leminen, George, 232 Lenox Gallery, New York, 31 Leslie, Robert, 29-31 Lessing, Professor, 186 Leutze, Emmanuel, 31 Libre Esthétique, La, 237-238 Lienau, Detlef, 63 Light fixtures, 141, 178, 183 Lighting industry, 177 and fixtures for daily use, 183 and mechanization, 184 Lockwood-Mathews Mansion, Norwalk, Connecticut, 63 Long Island Sound from Fish Island (Kensett), 34 Lorrain, Claude, 31 Lothrop, Isaac, 20 Louvre, 6, 65 Low, William G., residence of, 116 Lusk, Dr. William T., home of, 110 Lyndhurst, Tarry town, New York, 61 MacEwen, Walter, 44n McKean, Hugh F., 137, 167 McKim, C. F., 53 McKim, Mead, and White, 116 MacMonnies, Frederick William, 52 Malioutine, S., 247 Marquand and Company, 3 Marius on the Ruins of Carthage (Vanderlyn), 29 Marx, Roger, 2 Maus, Octave, 237 Mechanization, 183-184 Melchers, Gari, 44n Mengs, Anton Raphael, 22 Metalwork, 121, 150 Japanese influence, 121, 130, 156, 164 Metropolitan Museum of Art, 3, 121 Millet, Jean François, 35, 38, 40 Moore, Edward C., 3, 6, 7, 121-123, 128, 152, 155-157, 248 Moore, John, 3 Morris, William, 236-237 Morse, Samuel F. B., 29 Mosaic, 138, 141, 195, 198, 204 Mount, (William) Sidney, 31 Mourey, Gabriel, 7n Murano glassworks, 208 Murphy, Mrs. Ray Slater, 37 Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Louvre, 6 Museum of Decorative Arts, Copenhagen, 247 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 26 National Academy (1825), 33 National Gallery, 24 Near Chelsea (R. H. Fuller), 39 North Easton, Massachusetts, 83 New York City, 3, 36, 80-81 English influence on architecture of, 57 Newport, Rhode Island, 4, 19, 114 Norway, 247 Noyes, Mrs. C. Chester, 162 Order (Barye), 54 Oriental decorative arts, 1-4 Oxbow, The (Cole), 32 Painting, 5, 17-48, 119, 186-188, 211 , 231 English influence, 22-29 European tradition, 17-19 French influence, 35-48 genre, 31, 42, 187 landscape, 31-33 Paris Exposition (1878), 1, 3, 121 Paris Exposition (1889), 82n Paris Exposition (1900), 1, 7 Art Nouveau at, 8 Tiffany display in U.S. Pavilion at, 207 United States Pavilion at, 139 Pavillon de la Bibliothèque, Louvre, 65 Peace (Barye), 54 Pearce, Charles Sprague, 44n Penn's Treaty with the Indians (West), 23 Peonies Blown in the Wind (La Farge window), 133 Persia, 121 Philadelphia, 19, 36 Academy of Art, 31 Pierce, John, 176 Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) Courthouse, 93, 95-96 Poe, Edgar Allan, 118n Portrait of a Young Girl (Cassatt), 46 Portrait of Paul Revere (Copley), 25 Pottery, 121, 170, 177, 248. See also Ceramics Poussin, Nicholas, 31 Pratt, Matthew, 19 Pre-Raphaelites, 236 Primitives, American, 22 Providence, Rhode Island, 19 Pryor, Robert L., 117 Railroad stations, 82-85 Ranson, Paul, 6 Renaissance architecture, 62 Repoussage, 156 Revere, Edward H. R., 25 Revere, Joseph W., 25 Revere, William B., 25 Revolutionary Period, 26-29, 35 Revue des arts décoratifs, 7 Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 22 Richardson, Henry Hobson, 5, 65-70, 77, 82-83, 86, 93, 100, 102 innovations in country-house design, 118 and La Farge, 132 River of Life (Tiffany window), 139 Rockefeller, John D., 112, 113 Romanesque architecture, 67, 77-78 Rookwood Pottery Company, Cincinnati, 170, 177/248 Rose and Silver: The Princess from the Land of Porcelain (Whistler), 47 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 132 Rousseau, Théodore, 35, 40 Roussel, Ker-Xavier, 6 Royal Academy, 22, 24, 26 Ruskin, John, 236 Russia, 247 Sage, Mrs. Russell, 32 Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, 52 Salon de Champ-de-Mars, 6 Salon de I 'Art Nouveau, 1, 2, 6-7 Tiffany glass creations at, 4 Saracenic designs for silver, 3, 7, 156 Sargent, John Singer, 44n Scandinavian art, 247 Schopfer, Jean, 227, 250n-251n Sculpture, 5, 49-56, 187n ivory, 123 wood, 123 Seascapes, 33 Seidl, Anton, 154 Serrurier-Bovy, Gustave, 238 Serusier, Paul, 6 Seventh Regiment Armory, New York, Veterans' Room, 108 Sever Hall, Harvard University, 97 Silver, 156-164 for everyday use, 164-168 Saracenic, 3, 7, 156 Silversmiths, 152-156 Slater, H. Nelson, 37 Smibert, John, 19 Smolenka, 247 Spaulding of Chicago, silversmiths, Stained glass, 134-138, 169-170 Stewart, Julius L., 44n Stoneware, Japanese, 170 Story, William Wetmore, 52n Stuart, Gilbert, 26, 29, 35 Studio, The, 8 Sullivan, Louis, 8, 86-88 Sunrise (Innessj, 41 Sweden, 247 Talachkino, people's workshops at, 247 Tamboff, Government of, 247 Ténicheff, Princess Marie, 247 Textiles, 121 Thiele, Emil, -41 Thompson, Launt, 52 Thorn-Prikker, Johan, 246 Tiffany, Charles Lewis, 152, 195 Tiffany, Louis C., 3-4, 6, 8, 9, 138n, 152, 160, 162, 165-167, 218, 248 as architect, 8, 101, 117, 197-198 and decorative arts, 195-197 experiments and techniques with glass, 144-146, 169, 198-212 and industrial arts, 123 and interior design, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 131, 146 and La Farge, 134 and lamps, 179, 180, 181, 182 and landscape window design, 135 and metalwork, 161 and mosaics, 141, 195, 198, 204 as painter, 195 wallpaper design, 172 Tiffany & Co., 3, 7, 121, 152 Building, Union Square, 72 and precious gems, 156-161 Tiffany glass, 6, 8, 144-146, 169, 198-212 Tiffany Mansion, New York City 101 105 Tiffany Studios mosaic shop, 153 window glass shop, 153 Toorup, Jan, 246 Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de, 6 Townsend, Horace, 8n Transportation Building, Chicago Exposition (1893), 91 Trinity Church, Boston, 67, 68, 69 La Farge's murals, 132 Troyon, Constant, 35 Trumbull, John, 26, 29, 31, 35 Tryon, Dwight W., 42 Tuck, Alvin, 163 Tuck, Mary, 163, 179, 180 United States, see American art Upjohn, Richard, 138n Vail, Eugene, 44n Vallotton, Félix, 6 Van Gogh, Vincent, 2 Van Rensselaer, Marianna S., 67n, 69n Vanderbilt, William K., mansion of, 64 Vanderlyn, John, 29, 33 Vases, 141, 211 opaque, 146 Tiffany, 143, 145, 147 Velde, Henri van de, 238-240 Vuillard, Edouard, 6 Waern, Cecelia, 4n, 8 Waldorf Hotel, 85n Wallpaper, 170, 177 Walters, Henry, 54 Walters Art Gallery, 10 War (Barye), 54 War of Independence, 24 Warburg Institute, London, In Ward, John Q. A., 52 Warner, Olin L., 52 260 Warren, Fuller and Co., 172 Washington, George, 26 Washington, D.C., 49 Capitol Building, 26, 59 Watercolors, 121-123 Watson, John, 19 Weeks, Edwin Lord, 44n Weir, J. Alden, 42 West, Benjamin, 22, 24, 26, 35 Wheeler, Candace, 171 Whistler, James McNeill, 5, 45 White, Stanford, 101, 138n Whiting of New York, silversmiths, 156 Williams, William, 19 Windows, stained-glass, see Stained glass Winslow Brothers, 170, 173 Woburn (Massachusetts) Library, 96-97 Wood sculpture, 123 Woodland, Massachusetts, 83 Wrought iron, 121, 170 Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company, 170 Yale College, New Haven, 19, 26 |
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