The most celebrated Victorian narrative painter exchanges palette for pen in this popular three-volume autobiography, first published in 1887-8.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Volume 1: 1. Early days 2. My future destiny discussed 3. My career determined 4. The school of art 5. The life school 6. Practice in portrait-painting 7. 'Posting' from Harrogate to London 8. First attempts at subject-pictures 9. My first success 10. Elected an associate 11. The Old English Merrymaking 12. Dinner-party at Lord Northwick's 13. On subjects 14. Picture-seeing in Belgium and Holland 15. Service of art in detection of crime 16. The Coming of Age 17. Subjects from Goldsmith, Smollett, and Molière 18. The hanging committee 19. Hanging reminiscences 20. Ramsgate Sands 21. The Derby Day 22. Portrait of Charles Dickens 23. Success of The Railway Station 24. The Marriage of the Prince of Wales 25. The great actors of my youth. Volume 2: 1. The Salon d'Or 2. Rejected subjects 3. The pious model 4. Visit to Italy 5. The bearded model 6. The Road to Ruin 7. The Fonthill story 8. The Race for Wealth 9. A mysterious sitter 10. John Forster and the portrait of Charles Dickens 11. Second visit to the Low Countries 12. The doctor's story 13. For Better, For Worse 14. Models - thievish 15. 'Old Masters' 16. A successful dealer 17. A strange adventure 18. Men-servants 19. The Private View 20. Dr Doran 21. My later professional work 22. A strange purchase 23. The crazy artist 24. John Leech 25. A ghost story 26. The story of my portrait 27. Jenny Lind, Mr Barnum, and others 28. Lady artists 29. People I have known. Volume 3: Introduction 1. Great names and the value of them 2. Prelude to correspondence 3. Early correspondence 4. Asylum experiences 5. Anecdotes - various 6. An over-true tale 7. Scraps 8. A Yorkshire blunder, and scraps continued 9. Richard Dadd 10. An old-fashioned patron 11. Another dinner at Ivy Cottage 12. Charles Dickens 13. Sir Edwin Landseer 14. George Augustus Sala 15. John Leech 16. Shirley Brooks 17. Admiration 18. On self-delusion and other matters 19. Fashion in art 20. A story of a snowy night 21. English art and French influence 22. Ignorance of art 23. Oratory 24. Supposititious pictures 25. A variety of letters from various people 26. Mrs Maxwell 27. Book illustrators 28. More people whom I have known Index.
Volume 1: 1. Early days 2. My future destiny discussed 3. My career determined 4. The school of art 5. The life school 6. Practice in portrait-painting 7. 'Posting' from Harrogate to London 8. First attempts at subject-pictures 9. My first success 10. Elected an associate 11. The Old English Merrymaking 12. Dinner-party at Lord Northwick's 13. On subjects 14. Picture-seeing in Belgium and Holland 15. Service of art in detection of crime 16. The Coming of Age 17. Subjects from Goldsmith, Smollett, and Molière 18. The hanging committee 19. Hanging reminiscences 20. Ramsgate Sands 21. The Derby Day 22. Portrait of Charles Dickens 23. Success of The Railway Station 24. The Marriage of the Prince of Wales 25. The great actors of my youth. Volume 2: 1. The Salon d'Or 2. Rejected subjects 3. The pious model 4. Visit to Italy 5. The bearded model 6. The Road to Ruin 7. The Fonthill story 8. The Race for Wealth 9. A mysterious sitter 10. John Forster and the portrait of Charles Dickens 11. Second visit to the Low Countries 12. The doctor's story 13. For Better, For Worse 14. Models - thievish 15. 'Old Masters' 16. A successful dealer 17. A strange adventure 18. Men-servants 19. The Private View 20. Dr Doran 21. My later professional work 22. A strange purchase 23. The crazy artist 24. John Leech 25. A ghost story 26. The story of my portrait 27. Jenny Lind, Mr Barnum, and others 28. Lady artists 29. People I have known. Volume 3: Introduction 1. Great names and the value of them 2. Prelude to correspondence 3. Early correspondence 4. Asylum experiences 5. Anecdotes - various 6. An over-true tale 7. Scraps 8. A Yorkshire blunder, and scraps continued 9. Richard Dadd 10. An old-fashioned patron 11. Another dinner at Ivy Cottage 12. Charles Dickens 13. Sir Edwin Landseer 14. George Augustus Sala 15. John Leech 16. Shirley Brooks 17. Admiration 18. On self-delusion and other matters 19. Fashion in art 20. A story of a snowy night 21. English art and French influence 22. Ignorance of art 23. Oratory 24. Supposititious pictures 25. A variety of letters from various people 26. Mrs Maxwell 27. Book illustrators 28. More people whom I have known Index.
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