The present volume, with all its shortcomings and defects, is, I hope, at least a feeble and hesitating step in this direction.

INDEX

The names of Turner’s oil-paintings and water-colours are printed in italics. Oil-paintings in the National Gallery have the gallery numbers immediately after the names, thus (N.G. 523); water-colours and drawings in the National Gallery have their reference numbers in the official Inventory of the Turner Bequest, thus (T.B. CCLXXX. 184). Where I have been able to do so I have added references to the books where reproductions of the painting’s, etc., have been published. These are placed at the end of the entries, in square brackets, thus [Turner Gallery, Pl. 4].

List of Volumes referred to

‘The Turner Gallery.’ With Memoir, etc., by R. N. Wornum. London: James S. Virtue, Referred to asTurner Gallery
‘Turner and Ruskin.’ Edited by Fredk. Wedmore. London: George Allen, 1900,”Turner and Ruskin
‘Turner.’ By Sir Walter Armstrong. London: T. Agnew and Sons, 1902,”Armstrong
‘The Genius of J. M. W. Turner, R.A. Edited by Charles Holme. Offices of ‘The Studio,’ 1903,”Genius
‘Hidden Treasures at the National Gallery.’ ‘Pall Mall’ Press. Holborn, 1905,”Hidden Treasures
‘The Life of J. M. W. Turner, R.A.’ By P. G. Hamerton. London: Seeley and Co., Ltd., 1895,”Hamerton
‘J. M. W. Turner, R.A.’ By W. L. Wyllie, A.R.A. London: G. Bell & Sons, 1905,”Wyllie
‘The Water-Colours of J. M. W. Turner.’ Offices of ‘The Studio,’ 1909,”Water-Colours of Turner
‘J. M. W. Turner, R.A.’ By Robert Chignell. London: Walter Scott Publishing Co., 1902,”Chignell
‘Ruskin on Pictures.’ Edited by E. T. Cook, London: George Allen, 1902,”Ruskin on Pictures
‘James Orrock, R.I. Painter, etc.’ By Byron Webber. London, 1903,”Byron Webber

[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [I], [J], [K], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [Q], [R], [S], [T], [U], [V], [W], [Y], [Z]

Abbotsford, [106].
Aberdulâs, Mill at, [27].
Abingdon, [11].
Abingdon, Berkshire, with a View of the Thames: Morning (N.G. 485), [5], [55], [96].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [12]; Ruskin on Pictures, p. 24; Chignell, p. 24.]
‘Aesthetic, History of’ (B. Bosanquet’s), [31].
Agnew, Messrs., [20].
Agrippina landing with the Ashes of Germanicus. Ancient Rome (N.G. 523), [119], [121].
[Genius, 0-17.]
Aitken, Dr., [19].
Akenside, M., [69], [98].
Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, [35].
Alps at Daybreak, The (T.B. CCLXXX. 184), [129].
Ambleteuse, [42], [135].
Anchorage, Ships bearing up for (Petworth House Collection), [44].
Anderdon Catalogues (Print Room, B.M.), [17].
Anselm’s Chapel, with part of Thomas à Becket’s Crown, St. (Whitworth Institute), [18], [19].
Antinoüs, The Belvedere, [14].
Antique Class, R. A. Schools, [14].
Apollo and Python (N.G. 121), [5].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 42.]
Apollo, The Belvedere, [14].
Arm Chair, Study of an (T.B. XCV. (a) F.), [146].
Arnald, G., [76].
Art Criticism and Aesthetic, separation of, [3], [136].
Arveron, Source of the (Farnley Hall Collection), [82].
[Study for, Genius, MW-10.]
Avon, R., [15].
Baiae, Bay of, with Apollo and the Sibyl (N.G. 505), [88], [93].
[Genius, 0-11; Wyllie, p. 68; Chignell, p. 64.]
Bamborough Castle, [34].
Barnard Castle, [34].
Basire, J., [9].
Basle (R. 5), [78], [79].
Bass Rock, the, [48].
Bath Abbey from the North-East (T.B. VII. F.), [14], [15].
Bell, Mr. C. F., [90].
Bellinzona, [140].
Bembridge Mill (T.B. XXIV. 49), [25].
Bernard, Dr. J. H., [32].
Berry Pomeroy Castle (R. 58), [81].
Berwick, [48].
Birds, Studies of (T.B. CCLXIII. 340 and 341), [146].
[Genius, W-7.]
‘Birmingham,’ [20].
Blair’s Hut, Mer de Glace (Farnley Hall Collection), [39].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. p. 198.]
Blaze Castle (T.B. VI. 20 a), [15].
‘Bolton Abbey,’ [109], [110], [111].
Borrowdale, [34].
Bosanquet, Dr. B., ‘Essentials of Logic,’ [148], [149].
—— ‘History of Aesthetic,’ [31].
—— ‘Knowledge and Reality,’ [151].
—— ‘Logic,’ [149].
Boscastle, [99], [100], [102].
Boulogne, [42].
Boydell, John, [36].
Brading, Isle of Wight, [25].
Bridge and Cows (R. 2), [57], [73].
Bridgenorth, [20].
Bridgewater Sea Piece, The, [43], [44], [45], [46].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [2].]
Bristol, [14], [15].
‘British Itinerary, The,’ [99].
Brocklebank, Mr. Ralph, [45].
—— Mr. Thomas, [106].
Burke, Edmund, [31].
Bury Art Gallery, [118].
Buttermere, [34].
Buttermere Lake (T.B. XXXV. 84), [35].
Buttermere Lake, with part of Cromack-water, Cumberland; a Shower (N.G. 460), [35].
Byronism, [121], [123].
Byron, Lord, [128].
Byron’s ‘Childe Harold,’ [88].
Caernarvon Castle, North Wales (T.B. LXX. M), [45].
Calais, [43].
Calais, Pas de. See Now for the Painter.
Calais Pier, with French Poissards preparing for Sea: an English Packet arriving (N.G. 472), [23], [47], [119].
[Hamerton, p. 92; Turner Gallery, Pl. [3].]
Calais Sands, Low Water: Poissards collecting Bait (Bury Art Gallery), [118], [126].
[Illus. Cat. Bury Art Gallery, p. 72.]
Callcott, Sir A. W., [4].
Cambridge, [20].
Campbell, T., [128].
Canning, [58].
Canterbury Cathedral, St. Anselm’s Chapel, with part of Thomas à Becket’s Crown (Whitworth Inst.), [18], [19].
Cardiff Art Gallery, [29].
Carew Castle, [26].
Carisbrook Castle, [25].
Carlisle, [34].
Carthaginian Empire, Decline of the (N.G. 499), [88].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [21].]
‘Castle of Otranto’ (Walpole’s), [31].
Chamounix, Mer de Glace (Farnley Hall Collection), [39].
[Genius, MW-24; Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. 196.]
Chateaubriand, [88].
Chepstow, [24].
Chester, [20].
Chinese Art, [22].
Christchurch Gate, Canterbury, [17].
Clifton Nuneham, [11].
Clydach, R., [27].
Clovelly, [99].
Cobham, [51].
Colchester, [111], [119].
Coltman, N., [99].
Combe Martin, [99].
Coniston, [34].
Content, Form and, [3].
Conway Castle, [37].
Cook’s Folly, Bristol, [15].
Cook, Sir Frederick, [55].
Copper Plate Magazine, [20].
Cottage, Interior of a (T.B. XXIX. X.), [23], [24], [28].
[Genius, MW-5.]
Cox, David, [4].
Crossing the Brook (N.G. 497), [87].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [18]; Armstrong, Pl. [58]; Genius, 0-10; Wyllie, p. 60.]
Crowle, Mr., [6].
Cumberland, [34].
Cyfarthfa Sketch Book (T.B. XLI.), [44].
Dacre Castle, Cumberland (T.B. I. D.), [9].
Daniell, Thomas, [76].
Danish Ships seized at Copenhagen entering Portsmouth Harbour. See Spithead; Boat’s Crew, etc.
Dartmouth, [99].
Dartmouth Castle, [99].
Datur hora Quieti, [129].
Dawe, H., [81], [82].
Dayes, E., [18], [19], [124].
Deal, [135].
Decline of the Carthaginian Empire (N.G. 499), [88].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [21].]
Delacroix, [117].
De Loutherbourg, [18], [19], [31], [32], [43].
Deluge, The (N.G. 493), [45].
Derby, [20].
Derwentwater, [34].
Derwentwater, The Head of (T.B. XXXV. 82), [35].
Devil’s Bridge, Cardiganshire, [17].
Devil’s Bridge, The Little (R. 19), [80].
‘Devonshire Rivers, The,’ [109].
Dewick, Rev. E. S., [29].
De Wint, P., [4].
Dido and Aeneas (N.G. 494), [5], [87].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [16].]
—— building Carthage (N.G. 498), [87].
[Genius, 0-9; Wyllie, p. 62; Turner Gallery, Pl. [19].]
—— directing the Equipment of the Fleet (N.G. 506), [88].
[Hamerton, p. 216.]
Diskobolos, The, [14].
Dolbadern Castle (Diploma Gallery, R.A.), [45].
[Genius 0-1.]
Dort (Farnley Hall Collection), [96].
[Mag. of Art, July, 1887, p. 300.]
Dover, [43].
Dunbar Castle, [48].
Dunbar Sketch Book (T.B. LIV.), [48].
Dunstanborough Castle, [34].
Durdham Downs, Bristol, [15].
Durham, [34].
Durham Castle, [34].
Durham Cathedral, [34].
Dutch Boats in a Gale (The Bridgewater Sea-piece), [43].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [2].]
Dying Gaul, the, [14].
Edinburgh, [48].
Edinburgh from the Galton Hill (T.B. LX. H.), [107], [108].
Egremont, Lord, [126].
‘Elegy,’ Gray’s, [31].
Ely Minster, Transept and Choir of, [23].
‘Ely Minster, View of’ (Girtin’s), [19].
‘England and Wales’ Series, [4], [26], [96], [97], [109], [111], [112], [119], [129].
‘Environs of Manchester,’ Dr. Aitken’s, [19].
Evening of the Deluge, The (N.G. 531), [119].
Evening Star, The (N.G. 1991), [119].
[Cassell’s Illustrated Catalogue, N.G. of B. Art., p. 33.]
Ewenny Priory, Transept of, [28], [29], [30], [31].
Exile and the Rock Limpet, The (N.G. 529), [119].
[Cassell’s Cat., p. 136.]
Fabris, [7].
Faïdo, Pass of (T.B. CCCLXIV. 209), [140], [152].
[See ‘Mod. Painters,’ 1st ed. vol. iv. pl. [20]; Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. p. 168.]
Farington, Joseph, [36]
Farm Yard with the Cock (R. 17), [57].
Farnley Hall Collection, The, [39], [52].
Fast Castle, [49].
Fawkes, Mr. F. H., [52].
Fawkes, Walter, [91], [93], [103].
Fishermen at Sea, [23], [42].
—— becalmed previous to a Storm—Twilight, [42].
—— coming Ashore at Sunset, [42].
—— launching a Boat, etc. (LXVIII. 3), [152].
—— upon a Lee-shore (Lord Iveagh), [23], [43], [48].
[Armstrong, p. 50.]
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, [18], [102].
Flint, [20].
Flint Castle. See French Coast, Scene on the.
Flushing, [51].
Folkestone, [135].
Folly Bridge and Bacon’s Tower (T.B. I. A.), [9].
[Genius, MW-1].
Form and Content, [3].
Forum Romanum (N.G. 504), [93].
Fouché’s ‘Memoirs,’ [59].
Fowler, Captain, [15].
Franco-British Exhibition, The, [48].
Freedom and Necessity, Reconciliation of, [68].
French Coast, Scene on the (R. 4), [57], [75-78].
Frosty Morning, A (N.G. 492), [4], [5], [55], [61], [63], [64], [66], [68], [86], [87], [96], [117], [119], [152].
[Hamerton, p. 148; Wyllie, p. 56; Armstrong, p. 112].
Gainsborough, T., [57].
Garrick’s Temple and Hampton Court (R. 63). See Isleworth, Scene at.
‘Genius of mechanical excellence,’ [10].
Gessner, [57].
Gilpin’s ‘Northern Tour,’ [9].
Girtin, Thomas, [19].
Glaramara, Hills of (T.B. XXXV. 83), [35].
Goodrich Castle, [26].
Gould, Mr. G. J., [52].
Goyen, Van, [28].
Gravesend, [50], [51].
Gray’s ‘Elegy,’ [31].
Greenwich, [51].
Greenwich Park, London from (N.G. 483) [63], [80].
[Genius, 0-14.]
Grose’s ‘Antiquities,’ [9].
Guisborough Shore Sketch Book (T.B. LII.) [48].
Hamerton’s ‘Turner,’ [130].
Hannibal Crossing the Alps (N.G. 490), [5].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. XIV.].
Harding, J. D., [12].
Hardwick, P. C., [10], [11], [14].
Hastings, [51].
Hayter, G., [117].
Hearne, Thomas, [18], [19].
Hedging and Ditching (R. 47), [61], [94], [119], [149].
Hereford, [15].
Herne Bay, [51].
Heysham, [103-106], [108].
High Force of Tees, [27].
Hind Head Hill (R. 25), [58], [61].
Hoare, Sir R. C., [25].
Holmes, Mr. C. J., [146].
Holt, Collection of the late Mr. R. F., [23].
Hornby Castle, [102], [103], [106], [108].
Hotwells, Bristol, The, [15].
Hugo, Victor, [129].
Hulks on the Tamar (Petworth House), [119].
[Armstrong, p. 74.]
Hume, David, [85], [142], [143].
Indolence, The Fountain of, [121].
Interior of a Cottage (T.B. XXIX. X.), [23], [24], [28].
[Genius, MW-5.]
Isabey, [117].
Isle of Wight, [24], [25], [26].
Isleworth Old Church, [11], [12].
Isleworth, Scene at (R. 63), [81].
Italy, [6].
Iveagh, Lord, [23], [43], [48].
Japanese Art, [22].
Jason (N.G. 471), [38].
Jeffrey, F., [67].
Johnson, Dr., [33], [35].
‘Judgement, Kritik of’ (Kant), [31], [32].
Juvenile Tricks (R. 22), [57].
Kant’s ‘Kritik of Judgement,’ [31], [32].
Kershaw, Mr., [25].
Keswick, [34].
‘—— Lake, View of’ (Dayes), [19].
Kidwelly Castle, [26].
Kilgarran Castle, [41].
[Armstrong, p. 40.]
King’s College, Cambridge, [20].
Kingston Bank (N.G. 491), [55].
Kirkstall Abbey, [34].
Kirkstall Crypt (Soane Museum), [91].
Korin, [51].
Lamartine, [88], [123].
Lambert, Mr., [25].
‘Landscape with Bathers’ (R. Wilson), [36].
Landseer, Mr. C., [25].
Land’s End, [102].
Langhorne, Dr., [69].
Laugharne Castle, [26].
Laurie, Mr., [25].
Lawrence, Sir T., [88], [90], [117].
Lee-Shore, Fishermen on a (Lord Iveagh), [23], [43], [48].
[Armstrong, p. 50.]
Liebreich, Dr., [120].
Lessing, [98].
‘Liber Studiorum,’ [4], [48], [56], [57], [58], [61], [64], [72-83], [99], [119].
Lichfield, [20].
Life Class, R.A. Schools, [14].
Lincoln, [20].
Lincoln, Cathedral Church at (Print Room, B.M.), [20], [21], [22], [29], [31], [148], [149].
[Genius, MW-4].
Lindisfarne, [34].
Lippincott, Sir H., [15].
Llandaff Cathedral (T.B. XXVIII. A), [23], [29], [31].
Llanstephen Castle, [26].
Locke, [142], [143].
London from Greenwich Park (N.G. 483), [63], [80].
[Genius, 0-14.]
Loutherbourg, De, [18], [19], [31], [32], [43].
Lucerne (T.B. CCCLXIV. 324), [152].
Lysons’ ‘Environs of London,’ [10].
Macon (Lord Yarborough), [87].
Macpherson, James, [31].
Maiden Lane, [6].
Maiden, Viscount, [25].
Mallet, David, [69].
Malmesbury Abbey, [15].
Malvern Abbey, Porch of Great (Man. Whitworth Inst.) [17], [18].
Manchester, Whitworth Institute, [18], [20].
Margate, [51], [135].
Marshall, J. M. W., [11], [14].
Martello Towers, Bexhill (R. 34), [80].
Martineau, H., [59].
Matthews, Dr., [25].
Matlock, [20].
‘Mechanical Excellence, Genius of,’ [10], [125].
Meleager, the Vatican, [14].
Melincourt, Fall of (T.B. XXXVI. 8), [27].
Melrose, [129].
Melrose Abbey, [34].
Mer de Glace, Chamounix (Farnley Hall), [39].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. 196; Genius, MW-24.]
Meuse, Entrance of the (N.G. 501), [96].
[Armstrong, p. 84; Hamerton, p. 170.]
Millbank, Study at (N.G. 459), [28].
Miller, Mrs. Pitt, [45].
Millet, J. F., [67].
Milton, [31], [53], [69], [98].
Mitchell, Mr., [25].
‘Modern Painters’ (Ruskin), [2].
Monmouthshire, [15].
Monro, Dr. [19].
Moonlight Study at Millbank (N.G. 459), [28].
Moore, T., [88], [89].
Morland George, [43], [57].
‘Morning’ (Wilson), [36].
Mortlake, Early (Summer’s) Morning, [88].
[Armstrong, p. 118.]
—— Terrace: Summer’s Evening, [88].

[Armstrong, p. 120.]
Mossdale Fall, [102].
‘Musical’ Education, Defects of, [85].
Naples, Part of, with the Ruin’d Tower of St. Vincent, [7].
Napoleon, [42], [58], [59].
Narcissus and Echo (Petworth House), [87].
Narraways, The, [14].
Naturalism, Wordsworthian, [4].
Nature and Art, [3], [4], [8], [11], [15].
Needles, The, [25].
Neer, Van der, [28].
Nelson, The Death of (N.G. 480), [53], [54].
[Genius, 0-5; Turner Gallery, Pl. [9].]
Newcome, Col. [151].
Newport, Isle of Wight, [25].
‘Night Thoughts’ (Young), [31].
Nile, The Battle of the, [42], [43].
Nore, Guardship at the. See Sheerness.
Norham Castle, [34].
Norham Castle on the Tweed, Summer’s Morn, [36], [41].
[Armstrong, p. 34.]
Northampton, [20].
Northumberland, [34].
Norwich School, the, [4].
Nottingham, [20].
Now for the Painter (J. M. Naylor), [96], [116].
[Turner Gallery, Pl. [27].]
Nuneham Courtenay, [11].
Orrock, Mr. J., [55].
‘Ossian,’ [31], [69].
Oxford, [11], [15].
‘—— Almanack,’ [9].
—— Loan Collection, [27].
—— Sketch Book, The (T.B. II.), [14].
—— University Galleries, [46].
Oxford, View of High Street (Wantage Coll.), [5].
[Illus. Cat. of Wantage Coll.]
Oxford, View of the City of (T.B. III. B), [13].
‘Pastoral’ and ‘Elegant Pastoral,’ [56].
Paterson’s ‘Road Book,’ [34].
Patterdale, [34].
Pembroke Bay, [24].
Pembroke Castle: Clearing up of a Thunderstorm (R. Brocklebank), [45].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. p. 158; Armstrong, p. 50.]
Pembroke Castle: Thunderstorm approaching (Mrs. W. Pitt Miller), [45].
[Genius, W-1.]
Pembury Mill (R. 12), [57].
Percy’s ‘Reliques,’ [31].
Peterborough, [20].
—— Cathedral: West Entrance, [20].
Petworth, Interior at (N.G. 1988), [119].
—— Dewy Morning (Petworth House Coll.), [119].
—— House Collection, [44], [126].
—— Park (Petworth House Coll.), [126].
Petworth Park (N.G. 559), [126].
[Wyllie, p. 48.]
Pilot hailing a Whitstable Hoy (Farnley Coll.), [52].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 132; Genius, 0-7.]
Plato, [85].
Pleasant and Beautiful, The, [90].
Plymouth Dock, from Mount Edgecumbe, [102].
‘Pocket Magazine,’ [20].
‘Poetry, History of English’ (Warton), [31].
Poetry, Turner’s, [69], [70].
Poole, [102].
Pope’s Tower, Stanton Harcourt, [11].
Portrayal and Portrayed, Problem of, [3].
‘Ports of England’ Series, [4], [96], [97].
Portugal, Prince Regent of, [58].
‘Prelude, The’ (Wordsworth), [65].
Print Room, British Museum, [6], [17], [20].
‘Provincial Antiquities,’ Scott’s, [4], [96], [97], [106].
Purfleet, [54].
Purley, nr. Pangbourne, [70].
Pyke-Thompson Bequest, [29].
Queen Mab’s Cave (N.G. 548), [119].
Radley Hall, near Abingdon, [11], [12], [13].
Raglan Castle. See Berry Pomeroy Castle.
Rain, Storm, and Speed, (N.G. 538), [119].
[Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. p. 270; Genius, 0-23; Wyllie, p. 132.]
Raleigh’s (Professor), ‘Wordsworth,’ [67].
Rawlinson’s ‘Liber Studiorum,’ [73], [78].
Reichenbach, Falls of the (Farnley Hall Collection), [39].
[Genius, M.W.—[19].]
‘Reliques,’ Percy’s, [31].
Rembrandt, [67], [125].
‘Review of Publications of Art,’ [60].
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, [10], [125].
Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, [34].
Richmond Hill on the Prince Regent’s Birthday (N.G. 502), [88].
‘Richmondshire, The History of,’ [4], [97], [102], [106].
Richmond, Yorks, [102].
‘Rimini, Bridge of Augustus at’ (Wilson), [36].
Ripon Cathedral (T.B. XXXV. 6), [34], [148], [149].
‘Rivers of England’ Series, [4], [96], [97], [99], [109], [127].
‘Rivers of France’ Series, [127], [129].
‘Rochester Castle’ (Sandby), [19].
Rochester on the Medway (T.B. CCVIII. W.), [109], [127].
Rogers, Samuel, [128].
Romantic Art, Inauguration of, [31].
Rome, from Monte Mario (T.B. CLXXXIX. 33), [92].
Rome from the Vatican (T.B. CLXXXIX. 41), [88].
Rooker, M. A., [18], [19].
Roslin Castle, [48].
Rowlandson, T., [43].
Royal Academy Schools, [14].
Royal Academy, Winter Exhibition, [11].
Ruskin Bequest, Cambridge, [102].
Ruskin, Mr. John, [8], [27], [49], [90], [92], [93], [94], [110], [130].
‘Ruskin on Pictures,’ [50].
Ruskin’s ‘Elements of Drawing,’ [95], [140].
—— ‘Modern Painters,’ [109], [138] sq.
St. Abb’s Head, [49].
St. Anselm’s Chapel, etc.—‘Canterbury Cathedral’ (Man. Whit. Inst.), [18], [19].
St. Catherine’s Hill, near Guildford (R. 33), [61].
St. Gothard, Pass of (Farnley Hall Collection), [39].
St. Vincent’s Tower, Naples (T.B. I. E.), [6], [9].
Salisbury, [25].
Sandbank with Gipsies (N.G. 467), [55].
Sandby, Paul, [7], [13], [18].
Sandwich, [135].
Santayana, Mr. George, [123], [124].
Schaffhausen, Fall of the Rhine at (Tabley House), [87].
Scott, Sir Walter, [49], [88], [106], [128].
Scott’s ‘Provincial Antiquities,’ [4].
Shee, Sir Martin A., [117].
Sheerness (Wantage Collection), [52], [53], [54], [96], [117], [152].
[Armstrong, p. 52; and Illus. Cat., Wantage Collection.]
Shelley, P. B., [123], [129].
Ships bearing up for Anchorage (Petworth House Collection), [44].
Shipwreck, Studies of a (T.B. LXXXVIII. 1-8), [49].
[Wyllie, pp. 19-22.]
Shipwreck, The (N.G. 476), [23], [49], [50].
[Genius, 0-3; Monkhouse, p. 50; Wyllie, p. 36.]
Shrewsbury, [20].
‘Simple Nature,’ [4], [5].
Snowstorm, The (N.G. 530), [119].
[Wyllie, p. 126; Turner and Ruskin, vol. ii. p. 220.]
Soane Museum, The, [93].
Southampton, [25].
Southend, [51].
‘Southern Coast, The,’ [4], [96-102], [103].
Southey, R., [88].
Spinnet Player, The (T.B. CCXLIV. 37), [128].
Spithead: Boat’s Crew recovering an Anchor (N.G. 481), [53], [54], [60], [119].
[Armstrong, p. 66; Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 154.]
Spithead Sketch Book (T.B. C.), [59], [60].
Stamford, Linc., [112], [113], [114], [129].
Stanton Harcourt, [11].
‘Stanton Harcourt, The Old Kitchen at,’ [9].
Stoke, near Bristol (Mrs. A. Thomas), [15].
Stonehenge at Daybreak (R. 81), [99].
Straw Yard, The (R. 7), [57].
Strong, The late Mr. Arthur, [83].
Subject and Treatment, [3].
‘Sublime and Beautiful, Essay on the’ (Burke), [31].
Sunningwell, [14].
—— Church, [11], [12].
Symbolists, The French, [126].
Swinburne, A. C., [129].
Tantallon Castle, [48].
Taylor, The late Mr. J. E., [82].
Tees, High Force of, [27].
Teignmouth, [119].
Téméraire, The Fighting (N.G. 524), [5], [54].
[Armstrong, p. 116; Genius, 0-19; Hamerton, p. 282; Wyllie, p. 118.]
Teniers, [57].
Thames and Medway, The Meeting of the (N.G. 813), [46].
[Wyllie, p. 142.]
—— —— —— (Mr. Widener’s), [52].
[Armstrong, p. 54.]
Thomas, Mrs., [15].
Thomson, [57], [98].
Thomson’s Lyre (Basildon House), [5].
Thornbury, Walter, [6].
Tilsit, Treaty of, [58].
Tintern Abbey (V. and A. Museum), 18 [Genius, MW-3].
Topographical Art, limitations of, [22].
Trafalgar, Battle of, (Greenwich Hospital), 96 [Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 4; ‘Hidden Treasures,’ p. 91.]
Treatment and Subject, [3].
Trossachs, The, [41].
Trout Stream, The, [55], [86]. [Armstrong, p. 58.]
Truth, [3].
Turner, Charles, [76].
Twickenham—Pope’s Villa. See Isleworth, Scene at.
Tynemouth, [113-115].
Ullswater, [34].
Ulysses deriding Polyphemus (N.G. 508), [88], [118], [119]. [Armstrong, p. 114; Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 54; Genius, 0-12; Hamerton, p. 224; Wyllie, p. 80.]
Union of the Thames and Isis (N.G. 487), [55].
Usk, R., [44].
Van der Neer, [28].
Van Goyen, [28].
Vatican Meleager, The, [14].
Vaughan Bequest, [102].
Venice, Riva degli Schiavone, from near the Public Gardens (T.B. CCCXVI. 21), [132].
Venice, Shipping on the Riva degli Schiavone (T.B. CCCXVI. 20), [132].
Venice, The Approach to (T.B. CCCXVI. 16), [132].
Ventnor, [25].
Venus de’ Medici, [14].
Via Mala, The (T.B. CCCLXIV. 362), [135].
Victoria and Albert Museum, [18], [19], [102].
Village and Castle on the Rhine (T.B. CCCLXIX. 22), [135].
Waiting for Dinner (T.B. CCCXLIV. 31), [127], [128].
Wallis Wall, Bristol, [15].
Walpole, Horace, [31].
Walton Bridges, [51].
Walton Bridges (Wantage Collection), [55]. [Armstrong, p. 58.]
—— —— (Mr. J. Orrock), [55]. [Byron Webber, vol. i. 94].
Wanstead, New Church at, [10].
Wantage, The Lady, [52], [55], [63].
Warkworth Castle, [34].
Warton, Joseph, [4], [31].
Watchet, [99], [100], [101], [102].
Waterloo, Field of (N.G. 500), [88].
Water Mill, The (R. 37), [61].
Wells, [26].
Wells, Mrs., [75].
—— W. F., [73].
Welsh Bridge, Shrewsbury (Man. Whit. Inst.), [20].
‘Welsh Coast, A View of the, from Cook’s Folly,’ (T.B. VI. 9), [15].
Westall, William, [76].
Whalers (N.G. 546, 547), [119].
Whalley Bridge and Abbey (Wantage Collection), [63]. [Illus. Cat. Wantage Collection.]
‘Whatman’s Turkey Mills,’ View of (Sandby), [19].
What You Will, [88].
Wheatley, F., [18], [19], [57].
Wheeler, Mrs., [75].
Whitstable Hoy, Pilot hailing a (Farnley Hall Collection), [52]. [Turner and Ruskin, vol. i. p. 132; Genius, 0-7.]
Widener, Mr. P. A. B., [52].
Wight, Isle of, [24], [25], [26].
Wilson, R., [4], [31], [32], [33], [36], [37], [39], [84].
Winchester, [25].
Windermere, [34].
Windmill and Lock (R. 27), [57], [58], [61], [94].
—— —— (Sir Frederick Cook), 55 [Genius 0-8].
Windsor, [15].
Windsor (N.G. 486), [4], [55], [63], [64], [67], [68], [86], [96], [117], [152].
Wint, De, [4].
Worcester, [15].
Wordsworth, [4], [65], [86], [125].
—— Dorothy, [64].
‘Wordsworth’ (Prof. Raleigh), [67].
Wordsworthian Naturalism, [4].
Wordsworth’s ‘Excursion,’ [67].
Wordsworth’s ‘Lines, composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey,’ [66].
—— ‘Lyrical Ballads,’ [58].
—— ‘Prelude,’ [65].
Wrexham, [20].
Yorkshire, [34].
Yorkshire, Coast of, near Whitby (R. 24), [48].
‘Yorkshire Series, The.’ See ‘Richmondshire, History of.’
Young, Edward, [4], [31].
Zurich (T.B. CCCLXIV. 289), [152].
[Water-Colours of Turner, Pl. XXVII.]