INDEX.

Abildgaard, [254]
"Abraham and Isaac," [139]
"Abundance" (della Porta), [212]
Academy of Fine Arts, Florence, Michael Angelo's David in, [201]
Achilles, story of, [26];
and Priam (Thorwaldsen), [279];
and Penthesilea (Schadow), [270]
Acropolis, [78]
Action in Egyptian sculpture, [3]
"Actæon and his Dogs," [24]
"Adam" (Cano), [220]
"Adam and Eve," reliefs of, [138], [139];
by Rizzo, [154]
"Adonis" (Thorwaldsen), [258]
"Adoring Madonna," [152]
Ægina, marbles of, and Thorwaldsen, [260]
Æmilius Paulus, [84]
"Æneas and Anchises" (Chaudet), [248]
Æsculapius. See Asclepius
Ætolians, [84]
Agamemnon, [90]
Agesander and the Laocoon, [74]
Agnello, Fra Guglielmo d', [130]
Agoracritus, [49], [51]
Agrippa and the Apoxyomenos, [70]
Agrippina, statue of, [103]
Aix, [275]
Alaric and Minerva Promachos, [35]
Albert, Archduke, and Duquesnoy, [226]
Alcamenes, [49]
Aldovrandi, Gian Francesco, [198]
Alexander the Great;
statues of, [69], [72];
decline after, [72];
portrait statues of, [100];
and Diogenes, by Puget, [229];
by Dannecker, [248];
by Thorwaldsen, [259];
Entrance into Babylon of, [268]
Alexander, Emperor of Russia, and Thorwaldsen, [262]
Alexander VII., monument of, [226]
Alexandros, sculptor of Venus of Milo, [87]
Alto-rilievo, [281]
Altoviti, statue of (Cellini), [191]
Amadeo, Giovanni Antonio, [157]
Amboise Monument, [177]
Ambraser Gallery, Vienna, Cellini's salt-cellar in, [190]
Amiens Cathedral, [176]
Ancient Italian sculpture, [82]
Ancona, [156]
Andersen, Hans, and Thorwaldsen, [266]
Androsphinx, [6]
"Angel of Baptism" (Thorwaldsen), [262]
"Angel's Salutation" (Stoss), [165]
Anguier, François, [228]
Anguier, Michael, [228]
Animals in Egyptian sculpture, [5]
Anne of Austria, and Anguier, [228]
Anne of Brittany, monument of, [177]
"Annunciation" (Donatello), [142]
Annunziata, church of, [212]
Antigonus, father of Poliorcetes, [73]
Antium, [91]
Antonelli, Cardinal, [100]
Antwerp, town hall of, [231]
Aphrodite. See Venus
Apollo;
Sosianus, temple of, [61];
by Leochares, [65];
the Belvedere, [91],
theories concerning, [92], [95];
the Steinhäuser, [91];
the Stroganoff, [92];
by Sansovino, [186];
and Daphne, by Bernini, [224];
and Daphne, by Canova, [239];
by Canova, [240];
by Flaxman, [251]
Apollodorus, [86]
Apollonius, of the Toro Farnese, [76]
Apostles (Thorwaldsen), [262]
"Apoxyomenos" (Lysippus), [70]
Archaic period, [22]
Archaistic period, [27]
Arches in Rome, [97]
Architecture, close connection with Egyptian sculpture, [10]
"Archangel Michael and Satan" (Flaxman), [251]
Areobrudus, diptych of, [109]
Arezzo, [132]
Argos, school of, [72]
"Ariadne" (Dannecker), [248]
Arrezzo, Niccolò of, [135]
Artemis, archaistic statue of, [28], [94], [95] (and see Diana)
Aschaffenburg Vischer's works in, [175]
Asclepius, by Alcamenes, [50];
by Canova, [239]
Assos, reliefs from, [23]
Assyria, [10]
Assyrian influence on Etruscan art, [82]
Atalanta, by Pradier, [274]
Athena;
Promachos (Phidias), [34];
birth of, [38];
attributes of, [39];
representations of, [40];
by Phidias, [84];
of the Capitol, [94], [95], [96] (and see Minerva and Pallas)
Athenodorus and the Laocoon, [74]
Athens, statue from, at Rome, [84]
Attalus I., statues of, [78]
Augsburg, [123], [164]
Augustio, [108]
Augustus, Emperor;
and archaistic period, [27];
and Grecian spoils, [84];
statue of, [102]
Babylonians, [17]
Bacchus;
and the Tyrrhenian robbers, [67];
tripod of, by Lysicrates, [67]; [84];
by Sansovino, [185];
by Michael Angelo, [200]
Baldachin, [174]
Balier, Heinrich den, [123]
Bamberg, [123];
carvings in, [167];
and Krafft, [168]
Bandinelli, Baccio, [212];
and Cellini, [190]
Baptistery of Pisa, [128]
Baptistery of Florence, [137], [138];
gates of, [133]
Barberini, Cardinal, and Bernini, [223]
"Barberini Faun," [73]
Bargello, museum of the, [139]
Baryatinska, Princess, [260]
Basle, Steinhäuser Apollo in, [91]
Basilica of San Petronio, Bologna, [137]
Bas-relief;
Egyptian, [2];
Assyrian, [12];
the first, [20]
Basso-rilievo, [281]
"Battle of Athenians and Amazons," [78]
"Battle of Marathon," [78]
"Battle of the Gods and Giants," [78]
Bavaria;
King of, [270];
statue of, [271];
sovereigns of, Schwanthaler's statues of, [272]
Beata Villana, [151]
Beauharnais, monument to, [263]
"Beautiful Fountain," Nuremberg, [123]
Beauty, Greek love of, [18]
Begarelli, Antonio, [193]
"Berengaria," statue of, [119]
Berlin Museum, works of Pythagoras in, [30];
Begarelli's works in, [194]
Berlin school, [272]
Bernardi, Giuseppe, [237]
Berne, cathedral of, [170]
Bernini, [223]
Berruguete, Alonso, [217]
Bertoldo and Michael Angelo, [195]
Bethmann, Herr, [248]
Beuch, [213]
Bienaimé, pupil of Thorwaldsen, [261]
Bindesböll, architect, [268]
"Birth of St. John" (Dürer), [166]
Blücher, Schadow's statue of, [269];
Rauch's statue of, [271]
Boboli Gardens, [214]
Boethus of Chalcedon, [80]
Boileau, bust of, [229]
Bologna; [128];
works of Lombardo in, [192];
Michael Angelo in, [198]
Bologna, Giovanni da, [213]
Bon family, [135]
Bontemps, Pierre, [178]
Bosio, François Joseph, [273]
Bottigari, de', [193]
Bourges, Cathedral of, [114], [178]
Bourgtherroulde, Hotel, [178]
"Boy and Dolphin" (Verocchio), [149]
"Boy and Goose," [80]
Braccini, Nicolo, [187]
Bramante and Michael Angelo, [202]
Braye, Cardinal de, monument of, [133]
Bregno, Antonio Giovanni, [154]
Breslau, [271]
Briseis, by Thorwaldsen, [257]
Bristol, Lord, and Flaxman, [251]
British Museum;
Harpy monument in, [24];
Elgin marbles in, [37];
statue of Pericles in, [52];
statue of Mausolus in, [57];
Etruscan table-ware in, [83];
Dürer's carvings in, [166]
Bronzes, Etruscan, [82]
"Brother and Sister," Niobe group, [64]
Bruges, [178]
Brugsch-Bey concerning Martisen, [1]
Brun, Charles le, monument of, [229]
Brun, Ida, Thorwaldsen's statue of, [258]
Brunelleschi, [139], [140]
Bruni, Lionardo, statue of, [151]
Brunswick Museum, [166]
Buckingham Palace, and Flaxman, [251];
and Gibson, [277]
Buonarroti, [194]
Buoni, [135]
Burgkapelle, and Veit Stoss, [165]
Burgos, Altars of, [179]
"Burial of Christ" (Krafft), [168]
Burns, Flaxman's statue of, [251]
Bülow, Rauch's statue of, [270]
Byzantium, early Christian sculpture in, [108];
ivory carving in, [108]
"Cain and Abel," [139]
Calabria, Duke of, [153]
Calamis, [31]
Caligula, and the Thespian Cupid, [61];
and Grecian spoils, [84]
Callimachus, [52]
Callon of Ægina, [27]
Cambio, Arnolfo di, [133]
Cambray, [275]
Campanile at Florence, [146]
Campo Santo of Pisa, [131]
Cano, Alonso, [219]
Canon of Polycleitus, [54]
Canova, Antonio, [236];
and Gibson, [276]
Canova, Pasino, [236]
Canterbury Cathedral, [121]
Capitol at Rome;
Helios in, [69];
Minerva in, [95]
Capitoline Museum, busts by Canova in, [246]
Capuchins and Thorwaldsen, [263]
Caracalla, Baths of;
and "Farnese Bull," [76];
and "Farnesian Hercules," [88]
Caridad of Seville, [220]
Carlovingians, statues of, [119]
Carrousel, Place du, Chariot of, [273]
Carthusian Chapel, Dijon, [125]
Carver, [283]
Casa Santa, Loreto, [184]
Castellani collection, [78]
Cavaliere Alberto, [258]
Cellini, Benvenuto, [187]
"Centaurs and Lapithæ" (Alcamenes), [51]
"Cephalus and Aurora" (Flaxman), [251]
Cephisodotus, [55]
Ceres;
Roman temple of, [83];
Livia as, [104]
Certosa of Pavia, [177]; [194];
and Omodeo, [158]
Cesena, [156];
and Lombardo, [192]
Chapelle Expiatoire, [274]
Chares of Lindos, [71]
"Charity" (Coysevox), [229]
Charles I. and Bernini, [226]
Charles VIII., [177]
Charmidas, [32]
Chartres, cathedral of, [114]
Chaudet, Antoine Denis, [247]
Choragic monument of Lysicrates, [65]
Choragus, [65]
Christ;
early statues of, [106];
figure of, at Rheims, [117];
by Vischer, [174];
by Michael Angelo, [206];
by Coustou, [230];
by Dannecker, [248];
various statues of, by Thorwaldsen, [262];
by Gibson, [277]
Christian IV., Thorwaldsen's statue of, [266]
Christian VIII. and Thorwaldsen, [266]
Christian Art, [104]
"Christian Charity" (Thorwaldsen), [262]
Christian Frederick, Prince, [259]
Christian sculpture, [105]
Christiansborg palace and Thorwaldsen, [258]
Chryselephantine statues, [22]
Chur, cathedral of, [164]
Church of Our Lady, Thorwaldsen's works in, [262]
Cimon, patron of Phidias, [34]
Cincinnatus, by Chaudet, [248]
Cione, Andrea Arcagnuolo di, [134]
Circumlitio, [284]
Civitali, Matteo, [153]
Claudius;
and the Thespian Cupid, [61];
arch of, in Rome, [98]
Clement VII. and Cellini, [187]
Clement XIII., Canova's monument of, [242]
Clement XIV., monument of, [240]
Cleomenes, [86], [90]
Cnidos, Venus of, [60]
Coins, Athenian, [35];
of Elis, [35]
Colbert, tomb of, [229]
Colleoni;
statue of, [149];
and Leopardo, [155]
Colleoni Chapel, Bergamo, [157]
Cologne, [123]
Colonna, Vittoria, and Michael Angelo, [209]
Color;
in Assyrian bas-reliefs, [14];
in Æginetan statues, [26];
in thirteenth century sculptures, [115]
Colossi, Egyptian, [8];
of Thebes, [8]
Colossus of Rhodes, [71]
"Comedy" (Flaxman), [251]
Como, cathedral of, [159]
"Conception" (Montañes), [219]
Condé, statues of, by Coysevox, [229];
by David, [275]
Consalvi, Cardinal, [263]
Constance, cathedral of, [163]
Constantine, arch of, [105];
column of, [108];
Bernini's statue of, [226]
Conway, [277]
Copernicus, Thorwaldsen's monument to, [262]
Corinthian capital, [53]
Cornacini, [74]
Corneto, [83]
Correggio and Begarelli, [193]
Cortona, [132]
Cosmo I., and Donatello, [144];
Giovanni da Bologna's statue of, [214]
Cosmo III. and "Venus de' Medici," [85]
Coustou, Guillaume, [230]
Coustou, Nicolas, [229]
Covent Garden Theatre, [251]
Cow, Myron's statue of, [30]
Coysevox, Antoine, [229]
Cracow and Veit Stoss, [164]
Cresilas, [52]
"Crowning of the Virgin" (Stoss), [165]
Cupid;
by Praxiteles, [60];
by Michael Angelo, [198];
by Dannecker, [248];
and Psyche (Thorwaldsen), [257];
as a shepherd (Gibson), [183] (and see Eros)
Cybele, by Cellini, [190]
Dacians on Trajan's Pillar, [99]
Dædalus, [20];
and Icarus (Canova), [239]
Damophilus, [83]
Dannecker, Johann Heinrich, [248]
Da Siena, Ugolino, [134]
David, by Donatello, [142];
by Verocchio, [149];
by Michael Angelo, [200]
"David and Goliath," [139]
David of Angers, [274]
David, Jacques Louis, [274]
David, Pierre Jean, [274]
"Day" (Michael Angelo), [206]
"Death," by Bernini, [226];
by Pigalle, [230]
"Death of the Virgin" (Strasburg), [120]
Delphi, bronzes from, [84]
Demetrius Poliorcetes, [71]
Demidoff, Countess, Bosio's statue of, [274]
Denman, Ann, [251]
"Deposition from the Cross," by Pisano, [127];
by Omodeo, [158]
"Descent from the Cross" (Begarelli), [194]
"Destruction of the Gauls in Mysia," [78]
Devonshire, Duke of, [276]
Diadochi, [73]
Diana;
temple of, at Ephesus, [57];
à la Biche, [95] (and see Artemis)
Dibutades, [20]
Dijon, [125]
Diomed, by Myron, [31]
Diptychs, [109]
"Discobolus" of Myron, [30]
Donatello, [140]
Donato di Betto Bardi, [140]
Dortmund, wood-carvings in, [167]
"Doryphorus," by Polycleitus, [54]
Dubois, Cardinal, Coustou's statue of, [230]
Duquesnoy, François, [226], [231]
Dürer, Albrecht; [166];
Rauch's statue of, [271]
"Dying Gaul," [79]
"Dying Warriors" (Schlüter), [232]
Egremont, Earl of, [251]
Egyptians;
ancient sculpture of, [1];
influence of, on Etruscan art, [82]
"Eldest Daughter," Niobe group, [64]
Elector Frederic III., Schlüter's statue of, [234]
Eleventh century, metal work in, [111]
Elgin, Lord, [37]
Elgin marbles, [35], [40]
Emo, Admiral, monument of, [242]
Emperor of Austria, Canova's bust of, [243]
England; sculpture introduced into, in fourteenth century, [125];
in sixteenth century, [179]
"Entombment of Christ" (Roldan), [220]
Erinnyes, [25]
Ernst, Vischer's monument of, [171]
Eros, [55];
of Centocelle, [60] (and see Cupid)
Escorial, church of, [221]
Esquiline, Discobolos found on, [31]
Estofado, [220]
Étampes, Mme. d', [189]
Etruscans originated Italian sculpture, [82]
Eurydice, by Canova, [238]
Eurythmy, [49]
Eustathius of Rome, [108]
Eve, by Cano, [220]
"Evening" (Michael Angelo), [206]
"Expulsion of Heliodorus" (Thorwaldsen), [254]
Eyck, van, [178]
Fabbriche Nuova, [186]
Faliero, Giovanni, [236]
Farnese Palace;
and Michael Angelo, [209];
della Porta's statues in, [212]
"Farnesian Bull," [76]
"Farnesian Hercules," [88]
Farsetti, Commendatore and Canova, [237]
Fénelon, David's statue of, [275]
Ferdinand and Isabella, monument of, [180]
Ferrara, Quercia's works in, [137];
Lombardo's works in, [192]
Ferrari, Giuseppe, and Canova, [237]
Ferrucci, Andrea, [152]
Fiammingo, Il, [213]
"Fidelity" (Coysevox), [229]
Fiesole, Mino da, [152]
Fifteenth century, [136]
Finlay, Gibson's statue of, [276]
Fionia, Island of, [257]
Fiorino, [187]
"Fischkasten" (Syrlin), [163]
Flaccus, Fulvius, and statues from Volsinii, [82]
Flaminius, [84]
Flaxman, John, [250]
Flora, Julia as, [104]
Florence;
and Giovanni Pisano, [132];
and Pietro di Giovanni, [135];
Ghiberti's works in, [140]
Florence, Baptistery of, [133]
Florence, cathedral of, high altar in, [212]
Forum Trajani, [98]
Fountain;
by Labenwolf, [176];
by Giovanni da Bologna, [214];
by Bernini, [226];
of the Manneken-Pis, [227];
Molière, [274]
Fourteenth century, [122]
Fra Guglielmo d'Agnello, [130]
France in fourteenth century, [124]
Francis I., [148], [176];
and Rustici, [183];
and Cellini, [189];
monument of, by Pilon, [216]
Franke, Rauch's statue of, [271]
Frankfort, wood-carvings in, [167]
Frari, church of, [154]
Frauenkirche, Nuremberg; [123];
Krafft's works in, [167]
Frederic II., [127]
Frederick the Great, Schadow's statue of, [269]
Freiburg, cathedral of, [121]
French monuments, Museum of, [230]
Friedrich August, Rietschel's statue of, [271]
Friedrichs monument, [271]
Frue Kirche, [268]
Fulvius Nobilior, [84]
Furstenburg, Cardinal, and Coysevox, [229]
"Fury of Athamas" (Flaxman), [251]
"Gallic theory" concerning Apollo, Diana, and Minerva, [96]
"Gallic Warrior" in Venice, [78]
Gambarelli, The, [151]
Ganymede, by Leochares, [65];
by Thorwaldsen, [260]
Gattamelata, statue of, [145]
Genii, by Thorwaldsen, [268]
Genoa, [153]
Genre;
Apoxyomenos as example of, [70];
sculpture, [81]
Germany, Emperor of, [270]
Ghibelline Street, [211]
Ghiberti, Lorenzo, [133], [138]
Ghirlandajo, Domenico, and Michael Angelo, [195]
Gibson, John, [275]
Giovanni, Luca di, [137]
Giovanni, Pietro di, [135]
Girardon, François, [228]
Glycon, [88]
Glyptothek, Munich;
groups from Ægina in, [25];
Barberini Faun in, [73];
Thorwaldsen's Adonis in, [258];
Schwanthaler's decoration of, [271]
"Gobbo, Il." See Solari
Goethe, Tieck's statue of, [270]
Golden House of Nero, [84];
"Venus Callipiga" in, [87]
Gorgasus, [83]
Gothic style, [114], [115];
in German art, [120];
hindrances of, [160]
Gottfried of Strasburg, [115]
Gottskalken, Thorvald, [253]
Goujon, Jean, [216]
Graces, The, by Pilon, [216];
by Canova, [241];
by Thorwaldsen, [260]
Granacci, Francesco, [194]
Granada, cathedral of, Virgin by Cano in, [220]
Great Elector, Schlüter's statue of, [233].
Greece;
ancient sculpture of, [18];
religion of, [19];
influence of, on Etruscan art, [82];
portrait sculpture in, [100]
Gregory XVI., Pope, [100]
Grimani, Senator, [239]
Grimm;
concerning Donatello's St. George, [143];
concerning Michael Angelo's David, [200]
Gröulund, Karen, [253]
Grumbach, statue of (Krafft), [168]
Guardian Angel, church of, [180]
"Guardian Angel" (Thorwaldsen), [262]
Guido Reni, [64]
Guillain, Simon, [227]
Guillaume de Sens, [121]
Guinifort and Omodeo, [158]
Gutenberg memorial, Strasburg, [275]
Hadrian, Emperor;
and archaistic period, [27];
and Glycon, [88]
Halle;
wood-carvings in, [167];
statue of Franke in, [271]
Hamilton, Gavin, [60]
Harald Hildetand, [252]
Harcourt, Comte d', Pigalle's statue of, [230]
"Harpy Monument," [24]
Hartmann of Aue, [115]
Hayder, Simon, [163]
Hebe, by Thorwaldsen, [258]
Heinrich II., Krafft's statue of, [168]
Helios, [69]
Henry II., monument of, [216]
Henry III. of England, [121]
Henry VII., monument of, [179]
Hephæstus (Vulcan) by Alcamenes, [49]
Hera;
statue of, by Polycleitus, [53];
temple of, at Argos, [53] (and see Juno)
Heracles (Hercules);
and Triton, [23];
and Cecrops, [23] (and see Hercules)
Hercules;
by Scopas, [59];
by Lysippus, [69];
caricature of, [80];
the Farnesian, [88];
by Vischer, [174];
by Michael Angelo, [196];
and Nessus, by Giovanni da Bologna, [214];
by Pigalle, [230];
and Lichas, by Canova, [247] (and see Heracles)
Hermes, by Thorwaldsen, [258]
Hernandez, Gregorio, [218], [220]
Hesperides, apples of, [89]
Hieracosphinx, [6]
Hildesheim, bronze gate at, [112]
History shown by Assyrian bas-reliefs, [16]
Honor and Valor, temple of, [83]
Hope, Thomas, [251], [256]
"Hope," Thorwaldsen's statue of, [260]
Hosmer, Harriet, [278]
Höyer, [253]
Humboldt, Baron von, [257], [258]
Huskisson, Gibson's statue of, [276]
"Hylas and Nymphs" (Gibson), [277]
Iliad, selection from, [94]
Intarsiatore, [152]
Iphigenia, relief of, [90]
Isabella of Aragon, statue of, [119]
Ischia, Marquis of, [244]
Isocephalism, [44]
Italian classic sculpture, time of, [105]
Italy in fourteenth century, [126]
Ivory carving;
in Byzantium, [108];
in Germany, [110];
in fourteenth century, [123]
"Jacob and Esau," [139]
Jacopo della Fonte, [137]
Jaen, cathedral of, [220]
Janina, [92]
Jason, by Thorwaldsen, [255]
Johannis Cemetery, [167], [168]
"John the Baptist," by Andrea Pisano, [134];
by Berruguete, [218]
Jordan, Esteban, [218]
Joseph;
history of, by Ghiberti, [139];
and Potiphar's wife, [193]
Joseph of Arimathea, by Canova, [243]
"Joshua before Jericho," [139]
Julia as Flora, [104]
Julia and Canova, [246]
Julius II., Pope;
and the Laocoon, [74];
and Sansovino, [184];
and Michael Angelo, [202];
mausoleum of, [206]
"Junction of the Seine and Marne" (Coustou), [230]
Juni, Juan de, [218], [220]
Juno, [86] (and see Hera)
Jupiter;
Otricoli, [36];
temple of, at Olympia, [51];
"Tonans" on Trajan's Pillar, [99];
as St. Peter, [107] (and see Zeus)
Juste, Jean, [177]
"Justice," by Krafft, [170];
by Vischer, [174];
by della Porta, [212]
Justinian, monument of, [108]
Kalide, Theodore, [272]
King of Prussia and Schadow, [269]
Königsbau, [271]
Königsberg, statue in, [234]
Kora, [20]
Krafft, Adam, [167]
"Kreugas and Damoxenes" (Canova), [247]
Kriosphinx, [6]
Kunigunde, by Krafft, [168]
Künz, Nicolaus, [170]
Labenwolf, Pankraz, [175]
Lamberger, Simon, [171]
"Lamentation" (Krafft), [170]
Lamp of Minerva, by Callimachus, [53]
Laocoon, [74];
by Sansovino, [185]
"Last Judgment," of Rheims cathedral, [117]
Lateran;
Myron's Marsyas in, [31];
antique statue of Nemesis in, [51];
statue of Sophocles in, [100];
statue of St. Hippolitus in, [106];
Sarcophagi in, [107];
Bernini's "Pietà" in, [226]
Leah, by Michael Angelo, [206]
Le Mans, cathedral of, [114]
Lenox Gallery, New York, [277]
Leo I., Pope, [107]
Leo X., Pope, [148], [184];
and Michael Angelo, [204]
Leo XII. and Thorwaldsen, [263]
Leochares, [65]
Leopardo, Alessandro, [149], [155]
Lessing, Tieck's statue of, [270];
Rietschel's statue of, [271]
Leuchtenberg, Duke of, monument to, [263]
Liebfrauenkirche, [178]
"Lion of Lucerne" (Thorwaldsen), [261]
Liverpool Cemetery, chapel, [277]
Livia, wife of Augustus, [102], [104]
Loggia de' Lanzi, Florence, groups in, [213]
Loggietta of the Campanile, Venice, [186]
Lombardi, The, [154]
Lombardo, Alfonso, [192]
"Lord's Supper" (Thorwaldsen), [262]
Loreto, [184]
Louis of Bavaria and Thorwaldsen, [258], [262], [263]
Louis XII., monument of, [177]
Louis XIII., Anguier's statue of, [228]
Louis XIV.;
Guillain's statue of, [227];
and Girardon, [228];
Coysevox's statue of, [229];
Coustou's statue of, [230]
Louis XVIII.;
and Venus of Milo, [87];
Bosio's statue of, [274]
Louise, Queen, Rauch's statue of, [270]
Louvre, Paris;
Egyptian collection in, [1];
archaic reliefs in, [23];
"Venus of Milo" in, [87];
statue of Artemis in, [95];
Museum of Modern Sculpture in, [177];
monument by Juste in, [178];
Cellini's nymph in, [190];
Pilon's "Graces" in, [216];
bas-reliefs by Goujon in, [216];
Sarrazin's works in, [227];
Guillain's Louis XIV. in, [227];
Girardon's works in, [228];
Puget's works in, [229]
"Love in Repose" (Thorwaldsen), [254]
Lübke, Wilhelm;
concerning Apollo Belvedere, [94];
concerning fourteenth century, [221];
concerning Schlüter, [233]
Lucca, [128], [137]
Lucian, concerning Calamis, [32]
Ludovico Moro and Omodeo, [159]
Luther, bust of (Thorwaldsen), [268];
Schadow's monument to, [269];
Rietschel's statue of, [271]
Lysippus, [68];
school of, [72];
Hercules by, [88];
power of, [89]
Lytton, Lord, concerning Gibson, [277]
Madonna, statue of (Freiburg), [121];
repetition of, [122];
by Arnolfo di Cambio, [133];
by Stoss, [165];
by Michael Angelo, [196], [200]
Madonna del Soccorso, chapel of, [216]
Magnani, Anna Maria, [256]
Maidbrunn, Krafft's work in, [170]
"Maiden and Bird" (Dannecker), [248]
Majano, Benedetto da, [152]
Manuel, Nicolaus, [170]
Marburg, wood-carvings in, [167]
Marcellus, [83]
Marcus Aurelius;
arch of, in Rome, [98];
statue of, [209]
Maria Louisa, Canova's statue of, [243]
Marienkirche, Count Sparr's monument in, [231]
Mark, Count von der, [269]
Mars;
and the Romans, by Sansovino, [186];
by Thorwaldsen, [258];
and Cupid, by Gibson, [276], [277]
Marsyas, by Myron, [31]
Martisen, Egyptian sculptor, [1]
Mary of Aragon, [152]
Marys, The, by Canova, [243]
Massegne, The, [135]
Massimi Villa, [30]
Matthias Corvinus, [152]
Mausoleum, [57]
Mausolus, [56]
Maximianus, cathedra of, [108]
Maximilian I., Rauch's statue of, [271]
Mazarin, Cardinal, tomb of, [229]
Medemet Haboo, sculpture in, [4]
Medes, [17]
Medici, Catherine de', [216]
Medici, Cosmo de', [144];
and Cellini, [190]
Medici, Giuliano de', [204]
Medici, Lorenzo de', [195], [204]
Medici, Piero de', [144];
and Michael Angelo, [196]
Melos, [50]
Mendelsohn and Thorwaldsen, [267]
Menides of Antiocheia, [87]
Mercury, by Sansovino, [186];
by Giovanni da Bologna, [214];
by Pigalle, [230];
by Thorwaldsen, [260]
Merovingians, statues of, [119]
Metal work;
Assyrian, [14];
in tenth century, [110];
in eleventh century, [111]
Michael Angelo;
attempted to restore the Laocoon, [74];
concerning Ghiberti's gates, [139];
and Cellini, [187], [191], [194]
Milan, [156];
cathedral of, and Omodeo, [158]
Milo (Melos), [87]
Milo, by Puget, [229];
by Dannecker, [248]
Minerva;
temple of, in Ægina, [25];
of the Capitol, [95];
temple of, in the Forum, [98] (and see Athena and Pallas)
Mocenigo, Doge Pietro, [155]
Modena, Antonio da, [193]
"Moderation" (Vischer), [174]
Montañes, Juan Martinez, [218]
Monte Oliveto, [152]
Montmorenci, Duke de, tomb of, [228]
Montorsoli attempted to restore the Laocoon, [74]
Monumental sculpture of thirteenth century, [119]
Moore, Sir John, Flaxman's statue of, [251]
Moritz, statue of (Pigalle), [230]
Morley, Mrs., monument of, [251]
"Morning" (Michael Angelo), [206]
Moses;
on Mount Sinai, [139];
by Michael Angelo, [206], [207];
Aaron, and Hur (Rauch), [271]
"Moses Fountain," [125]
Mount Cithæron and "Farnese Bull," [76]
Mummius and Grecian spoils, [84]
Munich, group by Cephisodotus in, [55]
Murillo, [221]
"Music" (della Robbia), [146]
Mycenæ, Lion Gate of, [20]
Myron of Eleutheræ, [30];
followers of, [51]
Naples;
Laocoon group in, [76];
historical statues in, [78]
Naples, Museum of;
"Venus Callipiga" in, [87];
and "Farnese Bull", [76];
"Farnesian Hercules" in, [88]
Napoleon and Canova, [242], [243]
National Gallery, London, [277]
"Nativity," by Rossellino, [152];
by Anguier, [228]
Nemesis of Agoracritus, [51]
Neptune;
by Sansovino, [186];
by Cellini, [190];
by Giovanni da Bologna, [214]
Nero, and the Thespian Cupid, [61];
and Grecian spoils, [84]
Niccolò of Arezzo, [135]
Nicodemus;
by Krafft, [170];
by Bandinelli, [212];
by Canova, [243]
"Night," by Michael Angelo, [206], [208]
"Nile of the Vatican," [73]
Nimes, Pradier's fountain at, [274]
Nimrud, bas-reliefs at, [13]
Niobe;
of Mount Sipylus, [20];
group, [61];
myth of, [62]
Noah, [139]
Noceto, [153]
Notre Dame, church of;
statue of Louis XIV. in, [229];
Coustou's sculptures in, [230];
d'Harcourt's monument in, [230]
Nuremberg;
sculptures of, [123];
and Veit Stoss, [164];
and Wohlgemuth, [166];
statue of Dürer in, [271]
"Nymph," by Dannecker, [248];
by Bosio, [273]
Nysoë and Thorwaldsen, [265]
Obelisks, [4]
Octavia, portico of, and Venus de' Medici, [85]
Œdipus, by Chaudet, [248]
Oehlenschlager, [265]
Oluf Paa, [252]
Olympiad, [41]
Olympic games, [41]
Omodeo. See Amadeo
Or San Michele, church of, [134], [143], [149]
Orcagna, Andrea, [134]
"Orpheus and Eurydice" (Canova), [238]
Orvieto, [133]
Osborne, [277]
Othman IV., Caliph, and Colossus of Rhodes, [72]
Our Lady, church of, Nuremberg, [123]
Padua, [137], [156]
"Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture," relief of, by Chaudet, [248]
Palais de Justice (Bruges), [178]
Palazzo Grassi, [193]
Palazzo Pubblico, fountain in front of, [214]
Palazzo Torlonia (Rome), [277]
Palazzo Vecchio, [149], [214]
Pallajuolo, [184]
Pallas, by Sansovino, [186] (and see Athena and Minerva)
Panathenaic Procession, [41]
Pandareus, King, [25]
Panhellenic games, [29]
Pantheon, influence of, upon sculpture, [29]
Pantheon, Paris, [275]
Paris;
historic statue in, [78];
cathedrals of, [114]
Paros, [56]
Parthenon, frieze of; [35]; [40];
groups of seven on, [42];
central group in, [43];
historical value of, [45];
inequality of work in, [45]
Paul III. and Michael Angelo, [206];
monument of, [212]
Paul V. and Bernini, [223]
Pavia, Omodeo in, [158]
"Peace," by della Porta, [212];
by Coysevox, [229];
by Chaudet, [248]
Peel, Sir Robert, Gibson's statue of, [277]
Peleus, [86]
Peloponnesus, school of, [53], [68]
Peloponnesian war, effect of, on sculpture, [54]
"Pensieri," by Canova, [246]
Peplos, [41]
Pepoli, bust of, [193]
Pergamon, school of, [78];
and the Dying Gaul, [79]
Periclean age, [29]
Pericles;
patron of Phidias, [32];
portrait statue of, [52];
qualities of, [54]
Perkins, Mr.;
concerning Nicola Pisano, [130];
concerning Amadeo, [157]
Perry, Walter Copeland;
concerning Athena, [39];
concerning "Venus of Milo," [88]
Perseus;
by Vischer, [174];
by Cellini, [190];
and Andromeda, by Puget, [229];
by Canova, [243]
Perseus of Macedon, [84]
Persians, [17]
Perugia;
fountain of, [129];
Giovanni Pisano's works in, [132]
Peter the Great and Schlüter, [234]
Phalereus, Demetrius, statues to, [73]
Phidias;
forerunners of, [29];
and Pericles, [32];
and Praxiteles, [56];
and Lysippus, [70];
statue of Athena by, [84];
superiority of, [89];
and thirteenth century, [118]
Philip, Elector, and Vischer, [171]
Philip the Bold;
statue of, [119];
and Sluter, [125]
"Phrixos and Helle," [186]
Phryne and Praxiteles, [60]
Piazza della Signoria, [214]
Piazza Navona, fountain in, [226]
Piazza of San Lorenzo (Florence), [212]
Piccolomini tomb, Siena, [200]
"Pietà;"
by Michael Angelo, [200];
by Bernini, [226]
Pigalle, Jean Baptiste, [230]
Pilon, Germain, [216]
Pisa;
Baptistery of, [128];
and Giovanni Pisano, [131];
Nino Pisano's works in, [134];
cathedral of, [214]
Pisani, Senator, [239]
Pisano, Andrea, [133], [134]
Pisano, Giovanni, [131]
Pisano, Nicola, [127], [133]
Pisano, Nino, [134]
Pistoja, [132], [148]
Pitt, Flaxman's statue of, [251]
Pius VII., monument of, [263]
Pliny;
concerning the first bas-relief, [20];
concerning Cresilas, [52];
concerning the Niobe group, [61];
concerning the Laocoon, [74];
and Boethus, [80]
Plutarch, concerning the Pericleian age, [35]
Plutus, [58]
Point, [283]
Pointer, [283]
Poliorcetes, Demetrius, [72]
Poliziano, [196]
Pollio, Asinius, [76]
Polychromy, [284]
Polycleitus, [53];
canon of, [54];
and Peloponnesian school, [68]
Polydorus and the Laocoon, [74]
Pompadour, Mme., [230]
Pompeii, [28]
Poncher monument, [178]
Porta, Guglielmo della, [212]
Porta Prima, [102]
Portogallo, Cardinal, [152]
Portrait sculpture;
archaic, [22];
in Greece and Rome, [100]
Possagno and Canova, [244]
Pradier, James, [274]
Prague, [123]
Prato, cathedral of, [132]
Praxiteles, [85]
Preller, Ludwig, and Apollo Belvedere, [93]
"Priam begging Hector's body" (Thorwaldsen), [254]
Proconsolo, [151]
Prometheus, by Pradier, [274]
Provençal Poets, [114]
"Prudence;"
by Vischer, [174];
by della Porta, [212];
by Coysevox, [229]
Psyche;
by Canova, [242];
by Thorwaldsen, [258];
by Pradier, [274];
and Zephyrs, by Gibson, [277]
Ptolemy, Alexander's general, [73]
Puget, Pierre, [229]
Pythagoras of Rhegium, [30]
Quellinus, Arthur, [231]
Quercia, Jacopo della, [137]
Quintilian, concerning Timanthes, [91]
Quirinal Palace;
Thorwaldsen's frieze in, [259];
Thorwaldsen's works in, [268]
"Quoit-thrower" of Myron, [30]
"Rachel," by Michael Angelo, [206]
Racine, illustrated by Chaudet, [248]
Raimondi, [193]
Rameses II., colossus of, [8]
"Rape of Proserpine," by Bernini, [224];
by Girardon, [228]
"Rape of the Sabines" (Giovanni da Bologna), [213]
Rauch, Christian, [270]
Ravenna, ivory carving in, [108]
"Religion," by Coysevox, [229];
by Canova, [244]
Renaissance, [136]
René, King, statue of, [275]
"Resurrection of the Dead" (Rheims), [117]
Rezzonico, Prince, and Canova, [243]
Rhamnus and Nemesis of Agoracritus, [51]
Rheims, cathedral of, [116]
Rhodes;
colossus of, [71];
undisturbed by death of Alexander, [73];
and the Farnese Bull, [76];
school of, [78]
"Rhone," by Coustou, [230]
Richelieu, monument of, [228]
Riemenschneider, Tilman, [168]
Rietschel, Ernst, [271]
Rilievo, [281]
Rimini, [156]
Rivière, Marquis of, [87]
Rizzo, or Riccio, Antonio, [154]
Robbia, Luca della, [146]
Robbia ware, [148]
Rodari, The, [159]
Roldan, Louisa, [220]
Roldan, Pedro, [220]
Romanesque period, [113]
Rome, lack of artists in, [83];
portrait sculpture of, [101];
decline of art in, [104]
Rösch, Jacob, [164]
Roscoe, William, [276]
Rossellini, The, [151]
Rossellino, Antonio, [151]
Rossi, Properzia de', [192]
Roux, Roulland de, [177]
Rovere, monument of, [184]
Royal Academy, London, [277]
Rubens, [221]
Ruhmeshalle, [271]
Rustici, Giovanni Francesco, [183]
"Sacrifice of Isaac," [139]
Sacristy of St. Mark's, [186]
St. Andrew, by Duquesnoy, [227]
St. Angelo, bridge of, [225]
St. Bibiana, by Bernini, [225]
St. Denis, cathedral of, [114];
reliefs of, [119];
and Sluter, [125];
monument in, [178]
St. Dominick, sarcophagus of, [128]
St. George, by Donatello, [143]
St. George's Hall (Liverpool), [277]
St. Germain l'Auxerrois, [178]
St. Hippolytus, statue of, [106]
St. Jacques, church of, [178]
St. John;
by Bernardo Rossellino, [151];
by Canova, [243]
St. John the Baptist;
chapel of, [153];
by Rustici, [183];
by Thorwaldsen, [262]
St. Laurence, church of, Nuremberg, [123];
Krafft's works in, [167]
St. Longinus, by Bernini, [225]
St. Mark's, library of, [186]
St. Michael, by Luisa Roldan, [221]
St. Nicolas, church of, [229]
St. Peter;
statue of, on Trajan's Pillar, [98];
statue of, in St. Peter's, [106];
and the Paralytic, Thorwaldsen, [254]
St. Peter's;
Cathedral (Rome), [106];
Pietà in, [200];
monument of Paul III. in, [212];
Bernini's sculptures in, [225];
Duquesnoy's St. Andrew in, [227];
monument of Pius VII., [263];
Thorwaldsen's works in, [268]
St. Sebald, church of (Nuremberg), [123];
Krafft's works in, [167];
shrine of (Vischer), [171]
St. Sebastian, by Civitali, [153]
St. Susanna, by Duquesnoy, [227]
St. Thomas, church of (Strasburg), [230]
St. Zenobius, sarcophagus of, [140]
Ste. Chapelle, church of, [116]
SS. Giovanni e Paolo, church of, [149], [155]
Salt-cellar, by Cellini, [189]
San Antonio, church of (Padua), relief in, [155]
San Benedetto, church of (Mantua), [194]
San Benito el Real, church of, [217]
San Domenico, church of (Orvieto), [133]
San Domenico, sarcophagus of, [198]
San Francesco, church of (Ancona), [156]
San Francesco, church of (Modena), [194]
San Francesco, church of (Rimini), [156]
San Francesco della Vigna, [186]
San Giovanni Crisostomo, relief in, [155]
San Giovanni de' Fiorentini, [186]
San Lorenzo, church of, [204]
San Martino, cathedral of (Lucca), [127]
San Miniato, church of, [152]
San Petronio, church of (Bologna), [193], [198]
San Piero Maggiore, church of (Florence), [210]
San Pietro in Vincoli, church of, [206]
Santa Croce, church of, and Donatello, [140];
and Brunelleschi, [142];
monument of Bruni in, [151];
pulpit in, [152];
Michael Angelo buried in, [210]
Santa Maria de' Frari, church of (Florence), Canova's tomb in, [245]
Santa Maria del Fiore, church of, [206]
Santa Maria del Popolo, [184]
Santa Maria della Spina, church of, [131]
Santa Maria di Loreto, church of, [227]
Santa Maria Novella, church of, [142], [152]
Sangallo, Francesco, [187]
Sansovino (San Savino), Andrea, [183]
Sansovino, Jacopo, [185]
"Saone," by Coustou, [230]
Sappho, by Pradier, [274]
Sardanapalus I., statue of, [12]
Sarrazin, Jacques, [227]
Satyr, by Praxiteles, [60]
Saviour, by Canova, [242]
Scale-stones, [283]
Schadow, John Gottfried, [269]
Schadow, John Rudolph, [269]
Scharnhorst, Rauch's statue of, [270]
Schelling, Tieck's statue of, [270]
Schinkel, [269], [270]
Schliemann, Dr., and the metope of Ilium, [73]
Schlüter, Andreas, [231]
Schubart, Baron von, [256]
Schwabach and Wohlgemuth, [166]
Schwanthaler, Ludwig, [271]
Scopas, [56];
and Leochares, [65]
Scorgola, la, abbey of, [129]
Scuola della Misericordia, [186]
Sebenico, Giorgio da, [156]
Séguier, Pierre, bust of, [227];
and Girardon, [228]
Selene on Trajan's Pillar, [99]
Selinus, reliefs from, [23], [24]
Senate Chamber, Chaudet's Cincinnatus in, [248]
Septimius Severus, arch of (Rome), [98]
Serra family, [57]
Settignano, Desiderio da, [152]
"Seven Sorrows of the Virgin," [165]
"Seven Stages" (Krafft), [167]
Seventeenth century, [221]
Seville, altars of, [179]
Sforza, Battista, bust of, [151]
Sforza, Cardinal, monument of, [184]
Sicyon, [68];
school of, [72]
Siena, cathedral of, [128];
and Giovanni Pisano, [132];
and Quercia, [138];
and Ghiberti, [140]
"Sirens" (Giovanni da Bologna), [214]
Sistine Chapel and Michael Angelo, [203]
Sixteenth century, [181]
Sixtus V., Pope, [98]
"Sleeping Shepherd" (Gibson), [277]
Sluter, Claux, [125];
influence of, [161]
Socrates, [55], [278]
Solari, Cristoforo, [158]
"Solomon and Queen of Sheba," [139], [193]
Sophocles, statue of, [100]
Sorbonne, church of the, [228]
Sosius, [61]
South Kensington Museum, [148]
Sparr, Count, monument of, [231]
Sphinx, [6]
"Spinario," [81]
"Spinner" (Schadow), [269]
Squarcione, Francesco, [137]
Staël, Mme. de, David's statue of, [275]
Stampe, Baron von, and Thorwaldsen, [265]
Statuettes, Assyrian, [12]
Steinbach, Sabina von, [120]
"Steinhäuser, Apollo," [91]
Stephani and "Apollo Belvedere," [92]
Stephenson, Gibson's statue of, [277]
Stettin, [269]
Stoss, Veit, [164]
Strada Babbuino, [242]
Strasburg, cathedral of, [120];
Gutenberg memorial in, [275]
"Strength" (Vischer), [174]
"Stroganoff Apollo," [92]
Strozzi, Filippo, monument of, [152]
Strozzi Palace, [152]
Stuart and Revett, [236]
Stuttgart, [123]
Sulla and Grecian spoils, [84]
Swabian School, [162]
Syrlin, Jörg, [162]
Talma, David's statue of, [275]
Tatti, Jacopo, [185]
Tauriscus, of the Toro Farnese, [76]
Tavera, Juan de, [218]
Tedesco, Pietro, [135]
"Temperance" (Giovanni Pisano), [131]
Temple Church, [121]
Tenth century, metal work in, [110]
Terra-cotta, [281]
Terra-cottas in Milan, [157]
Théâtre Français, Talma's statue in, [275]
Theodosius, column and obelisk of, [108]
Theseion, [33]
Theseus;
temple of, by Phidias, [33];
torso of, [37];
and the Minotaur, Canova, [240]
Thetis, [86]
Thiele, concerning Thorwaldsen, [268], [269]
Thirteenth century, [114]
Thorwaldsen, Bertel;
and reliefs from Ægina, [26];
and classic art, [236];
life and works, [252]
Thorwaldsen Museum, [267], [268]
Tiberius and the Apoxyomenos, [70]
Tieck, Christian Frederic, [270]
Timanthes, [90]
Titus;
and the Laocoon, [74];
arch of (Rome), [98]
Toledo;
altars of, [179];
cathedral of, [217]
Toretto, [237]
"Toro Farnese," [76]
Torrigiano, Pietro;
in England, [179];
and Cellini, [188]
Tours, cathedral of, [177]
Trajan;
arch of, [98], [105];
pillar of, [98]
Tralles, [76]
Trastevere, Apoxyomenos found in, [70]
Tribolo, Il, (Braccini), [187]
Trojan war in Æginetan reliefs, [26]
Tuileries;
Chaudet's "Peace" in, [248];
statue of Prometheus in, [274]
Tuscany, [136]
Twelfth century, [112]
Uffizi;
Niobe group in, [61];
"Venus de' Medici" in, [85];
Donatello's works in, [142];
della Robbia's works in, [146], [147];
Rossellino's works in, [151], [152];
Sansovino's Bacchus in, [185];
carved cherry-stone in, [193];
model of Michael Angelo's David in, [200];
statue of Michael Angelo in, [211]
Uhden, M. d', [256]
Ulm, wood-carvings in, [162]
Urban VIII., monument of, [226]
Usurtasen, Egyptian sculptor, [2]
Val de Grace, church of, [228]
Valladolid, [218]
Varchi, [211]
Vasari and Michael Angelo, [210]
Vatican;
Eros of Centocelle in, [60];
Apoxyomenos in, [70];
copy of the Laocoon in, [74];
historic statue in, [78];
Etruscan table-ware in, [83];
Chigi Venus in, [87];
Apollo Belvedere in, [91];
"Young Augustus" in, [103];
statue of Augustus in, [103];
sarcophagi in, [107];
statue of Perseus in, [243]
Vendôme Column, [273]
Venice;
historic statues in, [78];
Sansovino in, [186];
Canova's heart in, [245]
Venus;
by Alcamenes, [49];
by Scopas, [58];
of Cnidos, [60];
and the Romans, [84];
de' Medici, [85];
Cnidian, [85];
of the Capitol, [87];
of Milo (Melos), [87];
of Chigi, [87];
Callipiga, [87];
by Giovanni da Bologna, [214];
by Thorwaldsen, [257] (and see Aphrodite)
Verocchio, Andrea del, [148], [155]
Verona, [156]
Versailles, Puget's works in, [229]
Victoria;
Gibson's statue of, [277];
portraits of, by Gibson, [277]
"Victories," by Rauch, [271]
Victors, statues of, [29]
Villa Borghese;
and arch of Claudius, [98];
Bernini's "Apollo and Daphne" in, [224]
Villa Ludovisi, Bernini's "Rape of Proserpine" in, [224]
Vinci, Leonardo da, [183]
Virgin;
by Cano, [220];
by Coysevox, [229]
"Virtue and Vice" (Giovanni), [214]
Vischer, Hermann, [171]
Vischer, Peter, [171]
Vischers, The, [171]
Visconti Monument, [177]
Volsinii, [82]
Volto Santo, temple of, [153]
Vulcan. See Hephæstus
Walhalla, [271];
"Victories" by Rauch in, [271]
Walther von der Vogelweid, [115]
Washington, Canova's statue of, [245]
Wedgwood and Flaxman, [250]
Wells Cathedral, [122]
Westmacott;
concerning Bernini, [224];
concerning Flaxman, [252];
concerning mechanical methods, [280]
Westminster Abbey, [121], [277]
Wichmann, Ludwig, [272]
Wilkens, [267]
Wilson, Heath, [211]
Winckelmann, [235]
"Wise Virgins," by Krafft, [170]
Wittenberg, monument in, [175];
Luther's statue in, [269]
Wohlgemuth, Michael, [166]
Wolff, [270]
Wolfram of Strasburg, [115]
Wood-carving in fifteenth century, [162]
Wounded Lion, Assyrian, [15]
Würzburg, [123], [168]
Zecca, [186]
Zeppelin, Count, monument of, [248]
Zeus;
Phidias's statue of, [33];
by Leochares, [65] (and see Jupiter)
Zoëga and Thorwaldsen, [256], [258]
Zuliani, Cavaliere, and Canova, [239], [240]
Zwickau and Wohlgemuth, [166]
Zwingerhof, [271]