Masterpieces of Goya

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i6 THE MASTERPIECES OF GOYA.\^March, 1909.


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GowANs's Art Books, No. 26

The Masterpieces of Goya

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ruKTKAlT OF HlMSKI F PORTRAIT VE 1,'AkTISTE{Fratio, Madrid) {Prado^ Madrid)

SeI.BSTUII.1)NIS(Madrid, I'rado)

D- Aftderson, Photo.


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GOYA(1746-1828)Sixfy refyroductions o/photograplts /join the original faintings.

affording xant/>les of the different characteristicso/ the Artist's tvoik

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Owing to a misunderstandingwith the photographer, the pictures -eon pp. 7 and 42 have been re- ':s

produced reversed. The figures kin each case should face theopposite \va}'.


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^r^IIE sixty pictures in this volume areselected from the list of Goya' s works

given in Valerian von Loga s large workon the Artist (Berlin, igoj).


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JosEi- A Baveu (Goya's Wifk) Joseka Dayku (Femme de Goya){Frado, Mmirid) {Prado, Madnd)

JosEFA Hayeu (Goyas Frau){Madrid, Ptado)

F. Hai{fitacHgl, Photo,


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King Charles III. Le Roi Charles III.{Prado, Madrid) {Prado, Madrid)KoMG Kari, III.

{Madrid, Prado)Levy et son Fils, PJioio.


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King Ciiaki.es IV._

Le Roi Charlks IV.{Frado, .Madrid) ' (Prado, Madnd)

KoNiii Kaul IV.{Madrid, P>ado)

F. Han/staengl, Photo,


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King Ciiaki.es IV.{Frndo, Madrid)

Li: Koi Chaki i:s IV.{Pi ado, Madiia)

KuMG Kaki. IV.{Madrid, Pradd)

F. lliuijitacngl, Photo.


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King Charles IV.{,Cu/odimonte, Naplei)

Le Roi Charles IV.{Capodiinonte^ Kaplei)

KoxiG Karl IV.{Neapel, Capodimonte)Frat, Alinari, Photo,


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yuKEN Mauy Louisa La Rkimc Marie-LouisE{Cajiodiinonte, XaJ>Us) {Ca/>oiiimonie, A'a/Ies)

K6nk;in Makia Luisb{Xeapeiy Cn/>odiiiiii, riioto.


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Queen Mary Louisa La Reine Marie I.oui'^e{Prado, Madrid) {Prado, Madrid)

KoNiGiN Maria Luise{Madrid, Prado)F. Han/staengl, Photo.


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Kim; Vi.kdi^.wd VI I.{AiiiiUniy ofSt. Fcniittamf,

Li-: Rf)i Fkkuinano VII.(Acndeinif de St-Fe>ii:uu>ni,AJadrid) Madrid)KoNiG Fkrdinanu VII.

{^Madrid, Akadfinie dts St. Fefdinand)D. Anderson, Photo.


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King Ferdinand VII. Le Roi Ferdinand VII.{Prado, Madrid)

KoNiG Ferdinand VII.{Madrid, Pradd)

D. Anderson, Photo.


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Caulinai. Louis ofBourbon Lrc Cakdinal LolisUb BOUKUONKahuinai. Ludwig von Bourbonu

(El Marquis de Cnsa Tortes)M. Moreno, Photo.


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The Infantk Chari.es Mary L'Infant Ciiarles-Makie{Prado, Madrid) {Prado, Madrid)

Der Infant Karl Makia{Madrid, Prado)

p. Andeison, Photo, 103


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The Duke of Osuna and Le Due d'Ossuna et saHIS Family Famille

{Prado, Madrid) (Prado, Madrid)Der Herzog von Osuna und seine Famii.ie

{^Madrid, Prado) p, Anderson, Photo,


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The DuKi-: of San Carlos Lf. Die pf. San Caki.osDeh Hkkzog VON' San Caki.os

{El Conde tte I 'illagonzn !o)


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The Duchess of Alba La Duchesse d'Ai.be{Jhe Duke ofAlba) {Le Due d'Albe)

Die Herzogin von Alba{Der Herzo^ von A Iba)M. Moreno^ Plwto,


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The Dcchess of Abrantes La Duchessk d'Aurant^s(,The Duchess ofAbrantes') {La Duchesse d'Alrantis)

Dm-: Hekzocjin von Adkantes{Die Herzogin von Abt antes)

M. Moreno, Photo.


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El Marques de San Adrian{El Masques de San Adrian)

M. Moreno^ Photo.


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La Mak(2Llsa de Cabai-I-i.ko(/ Maiguis de Ccn'vera)

M. Moreno, Photo.


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La Makquesa de Pontejos(Z,a Marquesa de MartorelT)

M. Moreno, Photo,


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Genekai. Palafox Lk GIinIikai. Pai.afoXiPrado, Madti.i) (Praifo, fll.niu'd)

Der Gknkkal Pai.afdx{Madrid, Prado)

F, Ilan/staoigl, Photo.


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General Urrutia{Prado, Madrid)

Le General Urrutia{Prado, Madrid)

Der General Urrutia{Madrid, Prado)F. Han/itaeiigl, Photo.


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Don Leandro KernAnuez ue MoratTs{Acaifeiii)' o/^t. Ferdinand, {Acadeinie de St-Ferdinand,Madrid) Madrid)

(^Madrid, Akadctnie des St. Ferdinand')D. Anderson, Flioto.


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Don Juan I^Iiii.iliNincz Vai.ui2-{Bowes MusvJiiii)

f. Hanfstaen^l, Photo,


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Don Juan Antonio Li.orenib(Z?


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The Ambassador Der Gesandte L'Ambassadeurguillemardet guii.i-emardet guillemardet{Louvre, Paris) {Faiis, Louvre) {Louvre, Paris)

praxtn, Clement 3= Co., PhotQ,


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MaUIA I'l'KNANDi:/. {"l.A. TiKANa"){Academy of St. Ferdinaitd, {Acadeinie de StFcidiiiand,Madrid) M


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Mayquez the Actor L'Acteur Mayquez{Prado, Madrid) {Prado, Madrid)

Der Schauspieler Mayquez{Madrid, Prado)

F. Han/staengl, Photo. 103


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l)l)N J IAN Uli \ Il.l.ANUKVA{Acadoity of St. Fcnliiinini, {Acadt-niic He Si Ferdinand,iMadrid) A/ad, id)

{Madrid, Akadcmie des St. Ferditiand)D. Atidcrsott, Photo.


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Dqn Jose Luis de Munarriz{^Academy ofSt. Ferdinand, {Acadeniie de St-FerdinandtMadt-id) Madrid)

(J\Iadiid, Akademie des St. Ferdinand)D. Anderson, Photo,


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Don Fkancisco BayfuiPrado, Madrid)

F. IJan/iiaengl, P/tolo,


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Don TiBURCio P^rez{Don F. Durdn y Cuervo)

M. Moreno, Photo,


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Sli.SORA DF. CeaN BuR.MLDFZ(&/ Miirqucs de Cnsa Tories)


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Do.NNA MaNUELA I)E Ai.VAKEZ C(j1~AS{/ Marqtics cie Baroja)

I\I. Moreno, Photo.


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Donna Isabel Codos de Porcel{^National Gallery, London) {GaUrie naticnale, LonJres)

{London, Naiionalgalerie)F, Han/staengl, Photo.


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Donna Tadea Arias de Enriquez{Prado, Madrid)D> Anderson, Photo,


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Portrait ok a I.ady{Loiivie, raits)

PoRTKAiT np. Dame{Louvre, /'tin's)

BlI.DNIS FINER DaMIC{Paris, Louvre)

L&iy ct son Fils, Photo,


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Carnival Scene Sci:NE de Carnaval{Academy ofSt. Ferdinand, {Acadetnie de St-Ferdinand,Madrid) Madrid)Karnevat.szene

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Thk Kite{Prado, Madrid)

Deu Drachen^Madrid, Fradd)

F. Hanfstaeiigl, Photo.

Lr Cerf-voi.ant{Ft ado, A/ndjid)


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The Vintagk DiK Wkini.kse{Maihid, Prado)

y. Hau/stocugl, Photo,

Lks Vendances{rrado, Madrid)


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The Flower-Girls Les Vendeuses de Fleurs{Prado, Madrid) {Prado, Madrid)

Die Bl.U.MENMADCllEN{Madrid, Pradd)

F. Han/staengl, Photo,


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The GuitarPi.aver{Ptado, Madrid)

Lk JuUIiUR DE GUITARE{Prado, Madrid)

DliU GUITARRESMEI.ER{Madrid, Prado)

F. Han/staenil, Photo.


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The Milkmaid Das ^Iilchmadchen{Condesa Viuda de Mvgubd)

Jil. Mo7eno, Photo.

La Laiti^rr


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Thh Kmff. CiKiNDnK Dkk Mkssei.sciii i:ikkr L'Emoci-F.L'R{Miiscuiit, BuduFestli) {^Bu(iii/>est, Museum) {Mush; BtuiaPisth)

F. tlau/staengl, P/ioio.


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The Water-Carrier{Museum, Buda-Pesth)

La Porteuse d'Eau{Musee, Buda-Pestl:')

Die Wassertragerin{Budapest, Museum)

F. Hiui/staengl, Photo.


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Af.I.EGORY OF THE ClTV OFMadrid{Town-Hall, Madrid)

AlI-^GORIE DE la V1I.I.E DEMadrid


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The Holy FamilyiPrado, Madrid)

Die iieilic;e Familie{Madrid, Pradd)p. Anderson, PJtoto


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TlTL. Oai.i.krv.

Purtrnit of Queen Maria Louisawith Mautilliv,

St Bernardin de Sena pi-eac>iii\gto King Alphoiisu of Ara^on,

Portrait of tlie Kiuth Duke ofOouua,Portrait I'f the Duclieas de Bena-

veiiti and Osuuii, . . -Porti-ait of llie Ninth Duke ofOsuna surrouiided by his

Fiiiiiily, - . - - -The Feast of Saint Isidore atMadrid,Vullk coming from la Muuoza, A '\illiige Procession, -Carting building material forthe construction of a greatTower,A Fall : Biding Mishap,Highway Robbers waylaying a

Cf.Hch,riinibing the Greasy Pole, -The See Saw,WinterKetum from Market, SpringGardening,SummerCom Tliieshers, -Portrait of General Urrutia,A Picnic,The Chapel of St. Isidore on theday of his Feast, - -The "Cueharon" (a SpanishGame),"Women and Children near aF"untain, . . . .Tlie Wounded Peasant,Witches bearing a naked bodythrough the air,Witclies siuTonnding a big Goat,The Goat disappearing throughthe Chimney,...Witches pursuing a Woman," El burlador de Sevilla,"

*' Bewitched by Force,"Portrait of the Tenth Duke ofOsuna," - - - .Portrait of Jovellanos,-Portrait of la Tirana, a celebrat*>d

Actress, ....A Boll Fight,Tie FunerHl of a Sardine: Cnivai Scene, -The Good Friday Procession,The Lunatic Asylum, -Porrrait of F. Guillemardet,A young Spanish Wointu,

MdridRoyal PalaceMadrid, Churchof S. Francisco

el GrandeMadrid,Osuna P,>lace

Madrid, CortesMadrid. Academyof St. Ferdinand

Paris,

About 14 in.by 10 in. at3/6

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TiTI.K. Oallksy. No. SiZB.

Portmlt of M. d CMtro. - Pails, Louvre F at 5/ IFortmit of a Ladr tested, ,, F at 5/ IPorlraltof Likly with a Fan. - ^^ 2C9 FPortraltof Charlea IV., SevUla K About 14 in.by 10 in. at3 6Portrait of Queen Ms'le Ix)uise, San Telmo Palace RPortrait of FtTdiiiniiJ VJI. whenPrince of Aitiiriaa, ,^ RPortrait of the Widow-Queen of

Sicily, aited 12. - - - RPortrait of Aieniio Julii, - RA Ijuly with a Whit MantilU, RMaiiola* on a Balcony, R "A Oroup uf Ileadt. KSalut J usU auJ Saint Kuflna, - St villa Cathedral R "

PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.Majai on the Balcony, -A Meetlug ef the Pbilfppineaunder the Presidency of Perdinand VII., -Portrait of an Artist, Portrait of a 31an ia Uniform,Portrait of a Wuman, Ooya'i Ma]a, ." La fainoaa Llbrera,"Portrait of Don F.Aiiion Salu^,I.Aa Manolaa. . - . .Portrait of lyorenta Carrea, Portrait of Lota Utnit-na,A Picador on the Uorna ofBull. ....Portrait of a Man.Purtralt of Juan Antonio Melendex Valdes.Portrait of I


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LOPE DE VEGA &' THESPANISH DRAMABEING THE TA YLORIAN LECTURE (1902)By JAMES FITZMAURICE-KELLY

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THE LIFE OFLOPE DE VEGAThe Great Spanish Dramatist

By HUGO A. RENNERTraOFBssoR or Romanic languages and litkbatuk* in thbUNIVKKSITT or rSNNkVLVANIA

'T'HERE has been no life of Lof)c de Vega pablishedin English since that by Lord Holland nearly

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