A Wanderer in Paris

by E. V. Lucas

• Waiters, [238].
• Wallace, Sir Richard, [146].
• Watteau, [70], [95], [99], [178].
• Waxworks in Paris, [246].
• Weenix, [98].
• Weerts, [181].
• Weyden, Roger van der, [95].
• Whiff of Grapeshot, the, [279]-[81].
• Whistler, [104], [177].
• Wiertz, [261].
• Willette, [271], [272].
• Winged Victory, [78], [79], [87].
• Women in Paris, [219], [239], [291].

• Ziem, [151].
• Zola, [194], [315].
• Zurbaran, [92].

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FOOTNOTES:

[1]Yet for Vasari there was further magic of crimson in the lips and cheeks, lost for us. Pater's note.

[2]I have since learned that this is the same dog, Barry by name, who has a monument on the St. Bernard Pass, and is stuffed in the Natural History Museum at Berne. But I know nothing of his connexion with Paris.

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