CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

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Preface		[vii]
Sketches of Art, Literature, and Character, Part I. in Three Dialogues.
I.	A Scene in a Steam Boat	[4]
	A Singular Character	[20]
	Gallery at Ghent	[25]
	The Prince of Orange's Pictures	[27]
	A Female Gambler	[38]
	Cologne—the Medusa	[44]
	Professor Walraf	[51]
	Schlegel and Madame de Staël	[55]
	Story of Archbishop Gerard	[64]
	Heidelberg—Elizabeth Stuart	[68]
	An English Fanner's idea of the Picturesque	[85]
II.	Frankfort	[88]
	The Theatre, Madame Haitzinger	[92]
	The Versorgung Haus	[98]
	The Städel Museum	[103]
	Dannecker, Memoir of his Life and Works	[106]
	German Sculpture—Rauch, Tieck, Schwanthaler	[147]
III.	Goethe and his daughter-in-law	[160]
	The German Women	[167]
	German Authoresses	[177]
	German Domestic Life and Manners	[187]
	German Coquetterie and German Romance	[199]
	The Story of a Devoted Sister	[205]
Sketches of Art, Literature, and Character, Part II. Memoranda at Munich, Nuremberg, and Dresden.
I.	Munich	[241]
	The Theatre—representation of "Egmont"	[245]
	Leo von Klenze	[250]
	The Glyptothek—its general arrangement—Egina Marbles—Account of the Frescos of Cornelius—Canova's Paris and Thorwaldson's Adonis	[252]-[273]
	The Opera at Munich, the Kapel Meister Stuntz	[274]
	The Poems of the King of Bavaria	[279]
	A public day at the New Palace	[281]
	Thoughts on Female Singers—Their condition and destiny	[284]
	The Munich Gallery—Thoughts on Pictures—their moral influence	[287]
	Rubens and the Flemish Masters	[295]
	The Gallery of Schleissheim	[304]
	The Boisserée Gallery—The old German School of Painting—Its Effects on the Modern German School of Art	[304]
	Representation of the Braut von Messina	[310]
	The Hofgarten at Munich	[313]
	The King's passion for Building	[316]

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