The Encyclopedia of Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, and Ornament from Prehistoric Times to the Twentieth Century

298 Pages·1971·90.39 MB·English

by  Eleanor C. Munro

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THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ART
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THE
ENCYCLOPEDIA
PAINTING, SCULPTURE, ARCHITECTURE,
AND ORNAMENT, FROM PREHISTORIC
TIMES TO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
*> BY ELEANOR C. MUNRO
WITH A (iLOSSARY OF ARTISTS AND AIM TERMS
GOJ Dl N PRESS NEW YORK
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State Historical Society of Wisconsin, PAGE 32-33 PAGE 52-53
Madison Oriental Institute, University ofChicago 1. MunicipalMuseum,Chiusi
Owner:TheOniofIfe. (BritishMuseum) Oriental Institute, University ofChicago 2. VillaGiulia,Rome. (Anderson)
Coll.EricA.Peters,N.Y. (O.E.Nelson) Oriental Institute, UniversityofChicago 3. Metropolitan Museum ofArt, Purchase,
MuseeRoyal—duCongoBeige,Tervuren. Oriental Institute, UniversityofChicago 1896
(EliotElisofon Life) Oriental Institute, UniversityofChicago 4. WaltersArtGallery, Baltimore
BritishMuseum,London Oriental Institute, UniversityofChicago 5. Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome. (Brogi)
BritishMuseum,London AerialSurvey,OrientalInstitute,Univer- 6. Musco Archcologico,Florence. (Alinari)
P—AGE 14-15 sityofChicago 7. (Alpha)
(EliotElisofon Life) PAGE 34-35 PAGE 54-55
Brooklyn Museum, N. Y. (Charles Uht) DenverArtMuseum 1. MuseoNazionale,Naples. (Alinari)
BritishMuseum,London Oriental Institute, UniversityofChicago 2. Kunsthistorisches,Vienna
PAGE 16-17 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher 3. VaticanMuseum,Rome. (Alinari)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Fund, 1951 4. NelsonGallery,KansasCity
Henry Walter—s, 1915 MetropolitanMuseumofArt 5. (Alinari)
(EliotElisofon Life) (ArabInformationCental 6. (Italian TouristOffice)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher 7. (Reconstruction from Restaurations des
Fund, 1919 Fund,1937 Monuments Antiques: Thermes deDio-
Metropolitan Museum ofArt, Purchase CourtesyofFahim Kouchakji,N. Y. cletien, by Edmond Paulin, Paris, 1890.)
1958,FundsfromVariousDonors Dumbarton Oaks Collection, Washing- 8. National Gallery of Art, Washington,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers ton, D.C. D.C. SamuelH. KressCollection
Fund, 1934 PAGE 36-37 9. (TWA)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of AcropolisMuseum, Athens PAGE 56-57
EdwardS.Harkness,1913 NationalMuseum,Rome. (Alinari) 1. Urfizi,Florence. (Alinari)
1. St. Matthew, from Gospel manu- Piero TozziPGaAllGeEry,18N-.19Y. (John Schiff) AlbrightArtPGAaClileEry3,8B-u3f9falo,N.Y. 32.. V(aAtndiecrasnonL)ibrary,Rome. (Scala)
script of Ebbon. 830 A.D. (JohnG.Ross) Museum ofFineArts,Boston 4. MuseoNazionale,Naples. (Scala)
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us to assemble the illustrations for this book. MuseumofFineArts,Boston Department of Antiquities, Ashmolean PAGE 60-61
Without theirpatience and assistance, many of National Gallery of Art, Washington, Museum, Oxford. (Facsimile, original in 1 MuseodeiConservatori,Rome.(Anderson)
thepictures could not have been obtained. Our D.C.GulbenkianCollection,Loan Athens). 2. (GabinettoFotograficoNazionale,Rome)
especialthanksarcduetothefollowing: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers HcraclionMuseum,Crete 3. (Scala)
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Florence Ehem. Staatl. MusecnBerlin-Dahlem PAGE 40-41 6. (ArabInformationService)
Mrs. A. K. Coomaraswamy, Cambridge, BrooklynMuseum,N.Y. Museum, Olympia. (German Archeo- 7. LateranMuseum,Rome. (Alinari)
RicMhaassradchOuksaemtotsto,Tokyo CairoMuseumP.AG(CEolo2r2p-h2o3to—TransWorld MloegtircaolpoInlsittitaunte,MAuthseenusmi of Art, Rogers 98.. B(Arloionakrliy)nMuseum,N.Y.
Hanna Gunther, of Frederick A. Praeger, Airlines) — Fund PAGE 62-63
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Milton Fox, of Harry N. Abrams Inc., CairoMuseum. (Reproducedbythecourtesy Kbhler, Munich) 3. (Monkmeyer)
Publishers ofthe Oriental Instituteofthe University of Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher 4. (PhilipGendreau)
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COVER GarisDavies.Plate48.) Museum,Olympia. (PierreMartinot) PAGE 66-67
WadsworthAtheneum,Hartford.(FrancisG. (SKIRA) Uffizi,Florence. (Alinari) 2. (EuropeanArtColor)
Mayer,N. Y.) PAGE 26-27 National Museum, Athens. (PierreMar- PAGE 68-69
PAGE (Reproducedby the courtesy ofthe Oriental tinot) 1. National Gallery of Art, Washington,
(SKIRA) 1 Institute ofthe University ofChicagofrom Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) D.C.MellonCollection
PAGE 2 AGanrciisenDatviEegsy.pPtliaaten54P.a)in(tLionugiss,Hb.yFrNoihnmaand)e (PierreMartinPotA)GE 44-45 2. sGhusolpi,tsMkoisMcoonwastery Restoration Work-
(Alpha) MetropolitanMuseumofArt,Carnarvon (PierreMartinot) 3. Hermitage,Leningrad
PAGE 4 Coll.,GiftofEdward S.Harkness [PierreMartinot) 4. Coll. S. Amberg, Koclhken, Switzerland
1. MunicipalLibrary,Epernay,France BritishMuseum,London (GreekInformationService) 5. TretyakovGallery,Moscow
PAGE 7 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers PAGE 46-47 PAGE 70-71
1. ChiesaOrSanMichcle,Florence.(Alinari) Fund, 1915 BritishMuseum,London 1. (Spanish TouristOffice)
3. The Metropolitan Museum ofArt, Gift Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers National Museum,Naples. (Alinari) 2. (Spanish TouristOffice)
ofJohnTaylorJohnston, 1881 Fund, 1924 Koninkhjk Kabinetvan Muntcn en Pen- 3. (TWA)
5. TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of ningen,TheHague 4. (IndianGovernment TouristOffice)
PAGE 8-9 EdwardS.Harkness, 1926 National Museum, Athens. (Pierre Mar- 5. (ArabInformationCenter)
1. StedelijkMuseum,Amsterdam BritishMuseum,London tinot) 6. (Spanish TouristOffice)
2. TheNationalGalleryofCanada,Ottawa PAGE 28-29 BritishMuseum,London PAGE 72-73
3. MuseeduLouvre,JeudePaume. (Francis Staatl. Museen, Berlin. (Arab Information Coll. WalterC. Baker, N. Y. 1. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers
G.Mayer,N. Y.) Center) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1913
4. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers BritishMuseum,London Fund, 1909 2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Pulitzer
Fund,1950 The University Museum, University of National Museum, Athens. (Pierre Mar- Bequest, 1933
PAGE 10-11 Pennsylvania,Philadelphia tinot) 3. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt
1. (Alpha) Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) PAGE 48-49 4. SeattleArtMuseum,EugeneFullerMem-
2. NaturhistorischesMuseum,Vienna The PierpontMorganLibrary,N. Y. (Scala) orialCollection
3. The Cave ofAltamira, H. Breuil andH. PAGE 30-31 Museum, Rhodes. (PierreMartinot) 5. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers
Obertnaier,plate21 (LouisH.Frohman) MuseumofFineArts,Boston PACiE 50-51 Fund, 1911
4. OhioHistoricalSociety,Columbus BritishMuseum,London Metropolitan Museum ofArt, LeeFund, 6 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Pulitzer
5. FrobeniusInstitut,Frankfurt,Ge—rmany Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of 1940 Fund, 1936
6. Louvre, Paris. (RobertDoisneau R.G.) JohnD.RockefellerJr.,1932 Kunsthistoriches,Vienna 7- Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of
PAGE 12-13 NelsonGallery,KansasCity (FrenchCulturalServices) Alexander Smith Cochran, 1913
1. WashingtonStateMuseum,Universityof BritishMuseum,London (Spanish TouristOffice) 8. Metropolitan MuseumofArt,Bequestof
Washington,Seattle MuseumofFineArts,Boston (Arab Information Center) Benjamin Altman, 1913
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Fund, 1911. (LouisH. Frohman) Saltan 4. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of 5. Bumdy Library, Norwalk, Connecticut
2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift o( 5. ShojiroIshibashi'sCollection,Tokyo J. PicrpontMorgan, 1917 6. Metropolitan MuseumofArt, Bequestof
AlexanderSmithCochran, 1*->1 6. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt 5. Kunsthistoriches, Vienna Benjamin Altman, 1913
PAGE 76-77 PAGE 102-103 6. ClunyMuseum,Paris PAGE 160-161
1. (EliotElisofon—Life) 1 (Nagoya CityForeign TradeSi 7. MetropolitanMuseumofArt,DickFund, 1. Reproduced by courtesy ofthe Trustees,
2. Sarnath Museum, India. (Indian Govern- 2. Atami Museum, Shizuoka-ken,Japan 1940 TheNationalGallery, London
ment TouristOffice) 3. Museum ofFine Arts, Boston PAGE 128-129 2. TheCorningMuseumofGlass,Corning,
3. NationalMuseum,NewDelhi 4 From The Hokusai Sketchbooks: Selec- 1. Louvre, Paris. (Giraud N. Y.
4. VictoriaandAlbertMuseum,London tions from the Manga, by James A. 2. Coll. RobertLehman,N. Y. 3. Acc.idcmia, Venice
PAGE 78-79 Michener(CharlesE. TuttleCo., 1958) 3. Uffizi,Florence. (Scala) PAGE 162-163
2. NationalMuseum,NewDelhi 5. Museum ofFineArts, Boston 4. (Belgian Government Information Center) 1. GalleriaNazionale,Palermo,Sicily.(Scala)
3. (EliotElisofo—n—Life) 6. (EzraStoller) 5. National Gallery of Art, Washington, 2. Copyright: The Frick Collection, N. Y.
4. (EliotElisofon Life) 7. The Clarence Buckingham Collection, D. C. MellonCollection 3. Louvre, Paris. (Giraudon)
5. (EliotElisofon—Life) TheArt InstituteofChicago PAGE 130-131 4. Kunsthistoriches,Vienna
6. (IndianGovernment TouristOffice) 8. (Consulate GeneralofJapan, X. Y.) 1. Metropolitan MuseumofArt, Bequestof PAGE 164-165
P—AGE 80-81 PAGE 104-105 MaitlandF.Griggs, 1943 1. National Gallery of Art, Washington,
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1. Indische Abteilung, Staatl. Museen, N. Y. PAGE 132-133 3. Pinakothek, Munich
Berlin 3. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt 1. (Alinari) t San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. (Scala)
2. (EliotElisofon—Life) 4. Instituto National de Antropologia e 3. (Italian Stan- TouristOffice) 5. DucalPalace,Venice
3. (IndianGovernment TouristOffice) Historia, MexicoCity 4. Chiesadel S. Antonio, Padua. (Anderson) PAGE 166-167
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1. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt tion, Philadelphia Museum ofArt 4. (Alinari) 4. (Alinari)
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4. American Museum of Natural History, N.Y. 1. Bargello, Florence. (.4/indri) 2. Ehem. Staatl. Museen Berlin, Kupfcr-
N.Y. 8. American Museum of Natural History 2. National Gallery of Art, Washington, stichkabinett, Berlin-Dahlera
5. MuseeGuimet,Paris 9. (PanAmerican) D.C. 3. Kunstmuseum, Basel
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Fund, 1922 1. (R. Doisneau—R.G.) 3. Kupfcrstichkabinett, Berlin Arts, Brunswick, Maine
6. NelsonGallery,KansasCity 2. (R.Doisneau—R.G.) 4. (Alinari) PAGE 176-177
PAGE 90-91 3. (R.Doisneau—R.G.) 5. (Alinari) 1. (Anderson)
1. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher PAGE 114-115 6. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers 2. (Alinari)
Fund, 1940 1. (FrenchCulturalServices) Fund, 1904 4. (Anderson)
2. NelsonGallery,KansasCity 2. (FrenchCulturalServices) 7. (JeanRoubier, Paris) PAGE 178-179
3. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt. 3. (French CulturalServices) PAGE 144-145 1 Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome. (Scala)
4. C(oBurrautnemsuyl,leTrh,eMuCnliecvhe)landMuseumofArt 46.. M(HuesrescehedlerLeOvciutv,rXe.,SY.t)rasbourg.(Giraudon) 1. Uffizi,FlorePncAeG.E(Sc1a4la6)-147 32.. CSoalnlt.aPMraorf.iaLodnelglhai,ViRttoomnea.,R(Socmalea) (Brogi)
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PAGE 92-93 2. (Giraudon) — 3. Uffizi,Florence. (Scala) 1. ( Ihh\1i ol St. Ignatius, Rome.
1. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt 4. (ArchivesPhotographiques Paris) PAGE 148-149 2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, The
2. (Wide World, 5. (Giraudon) 1. Uffizi, Florence. (Scala) Crosby Brown Collection ol Musical
3. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt 6. (JeanRoubier,Paris) 2-3. Uffizi, Florence. (Scala) Instruments, 1889
4. dBaotliloinn,gerI!nc.Series XLIX, Bollingcn Foun- 1. (Giraudon) PAGE 118-119 4. Uffizi, FlorePncAeG.E(Sc1a5l0a)-151 3. (TWA) PAGE 182-183
5. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of 1. (Editions des Deux Mondes, Extrait du Le 1. (Scala) 1. Santo Ionic, Toledo. (H. Hinz)
Hebcr R. Bishop, 1902 VitrailFrancais—, 1958.) PAGE 152-153 2. (Spanish TouristOffice)
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2. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt 1. (Giraudon) 5. Uffizi,Florence. (Scala) PAGE 186-187
3. Courtesy ofthe Smithsonian Institution, 2. ThePicrpontMorgan Library, N. Y. 6. Royal Library, Windsor ( astle, England 1. Prado, Madrid
FreerGalleryofArt, Washington, D. C. 3. The PicrpontMorgan Li—brary, N. Y. 7. Royal Library, V. tie, England 2. Vaduz, Liechtenstein, [Frond G "
4. Courtesy,TheCleveland Museum ofArt 4. (ArchivesPhotographiques—Paris) PAG] 154-155 v v
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3. KSoazkaanm-ojtio,)Kyotii 32.. MMeutsreoepodl'iUtnatnerMluinsdeeun,mColmar. I 5. (Alinari) PAGJ 156-157 le<tion oIf'MT,heI E1a9r0l JlOW-
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6. Kozan-ji, Kyoto 1. Pr.ido, Madrid I. Metropolitan Museum ol Art. Bequest of 5. Reproduced byco the trustees.
PAGE 98 99 127 ll O. Havemeyer, 1929 H O The NationalGallery, London
1. Museum ofFine Arts, Boston 1. Muse ' .ntilly. (Giraudon) 11iveineyer < ollc<tion 6 Allen Art Museum, ttberlinCollege
... . ..
PAGE 192-193 3. Prado,Madrid 4. JeffersonMedicalCollege,Philadelphia
1. MetropolitanMuseumofArt,DickFund, 4. The Collis P. Huntington Memorial 5. Worcester Art Museum, Worcester,
1946 Collection, California Palace ofthe Le- Massachusetts
PAGE 194-195 gion ofHonor, San Francisco,California 6. American Museum of Natural History,
1 (Giraudon) PAGE 218-219 N.Y.
2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers 1. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) 7. Courtesy,TheClevelandMuseumofArt
Fund, 1904 2. TheWaltersArtGallery,Baltimore PAGE 244-245
3. From Album Charles Lebrun—, Vol. I. 3. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) 1 PrivateCollection,N.Y.
Louvre,Paris. (PierreBelzeaux R. G.) 4. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) 2. National Gallery of Art, Washington,
4. (FrenchCulturalServices) 5. (Giraudon) D.C.GiftofStephenC.Clark
5. (FrenchCulturalServices) 6. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) 3. Museum of Modern Art, N. Y., Mrs.
PAGE 196-197 PAGE 220-221 SimonGuggenheimFund
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3. Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, 2. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) 6. Coll. A.CongerGoodyear, N.Y.
CharlesA.LoeserBequest 3. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) PAGE 246-247
PAGE 198-199 4. Coll. Mr. and Mrs. William Goetz, Los 1. Coll. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Stralem,
1. RoyalAcademyofFineArts,Stockholm. Angeles N.Y.
OnloantoNationalmuseum, Stockholm 5. MetropolitanMuseumofArt,Bequestof 2. The Baltimore Museum of Art, Cone
PAGE 200-201 Mrs.H.O.Havemeyer,1926,TheH.O. Collection
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5. Coll.IrwinUntermeyer,N.Y. PAGE 226-227 4. MuseumofModernArt,N.Y.Benjamin
6. Kunsthistoriches,Vienna 1. Louvre,Paris. (Giraudon) ScharpsandDavidScharpsFund
PAGE 206-207 2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of 5. National Museu—m ofModern Art, Pans.
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4. (O. Weiniger, Vienna) 6. The Art Institute of Chicago, Arthur BloomfieldHills,Michigan
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7. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 1. Phillips Collection, Washington, D. C. 2. MuseumofModernArt, N.Y.
PAGE 230-231 3. Coll.JosephSlifka,N.Y.
PAGE 210-211 1. Coll. Dr.andMrs.HarryBakwin, N.Y. 4. Room of Contemporary Art, Albright
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4. BrooklynMuseum,N.Y. (C. Uht) BlissBequest 6. Coll. ofWhitney Museum ofAmerican
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PAGE 214-215 2. CourtesyofTheSmithsonianInstitution, 7. Coll. Mrs. George Heard Hamilton,
1. (FrenchCulturalServices) FreerGalleryofArt, Washington, D. C. NewHaven,Connecticut
2. National Gallery of Art, Washington, 3. Mus6eToulouse-Lautrec,Albi, France 9. (©EzraStoller)
D.C.GulbenkianCollection,Loan 4. Art Institute of Chicago, Helen Birch 10. Coll.ofWhitneyMuseumofAmerican
3. (FrenchCulturalServices) BartlettMemorialCollection Art,N.Y. (O.Baker)
4. Comedie-Francaisc,Paris. (Gira—udon) PAGE 242-243 11. (HalleyErskine)
5. Louvre,Paris. (RobertDoisneau R. G.) 1 Coll.EstateofStephenC.Clark,Sr.,N.Y. PAGE 262-263
6. (FrenchCulturalServices) 2. The Pennsylvania Academy ofthe Fine 1. LifeMagazine (© TimeInc.)
PAGE 216-217 Arts,Philadelphia 2. Coll. Richard Brown Baker, N. Y.
1. Prado,Madrid 3. TheSmithsonianInstitution,Washington, (FrancisG.Mayer,N. Y.)
2. Courtesy, Museum ofFine Arts, Boston D. C. 3. (TWA) 4.(ARTNEWS)