ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE
Giorgione[Madonna of Castelfranco
Parish Church, Castelfranco.]
[Frontispiece]
Jacopo Bellini[Madonna and Child
Venice Academy.]
[27]
Gabriel Max[Madonna and Child]
[33]
Perugino[Madonna and Saints (Detail.)
Vatican Gallery, Rome.]
[43]
Giovanni Bellini["Madonna of San Zaccaria. (Detail.)
Church of San Zaccaria, Venice.]
[51]
Veronese[Madonna and Saints
Venice Academy.]
[57]
Quentin Massys[Madonna and Child
Berlin Gallery.]
[61]
Fra Angelico[Madonna della Stella
Monastery of San Marco, Florence.]
[67]
Umbrian School[Glorification of the Virgin
National Gallery, London.]
[71]
Moretto[Madonna in Glory
Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Verona.]
[75]
Spanish School[Madonna on the Crescent Moon
Dresden Gallery.
]
[83]
Bouguereau[Madonna of the Angels]
[87]
Raphael[Madonna in the Meadow
Belvedere Gallery, Vienna.
]
[95]
Leonardo da Vinci[Madonna of the Rocks
National Gallery, London.
]
[101]
Palma Vecchio[Santa Conversazione
Belvedere Gallery, Vienna.
]
[109]
Filippino Lippi[Madonna in a Rose Garden
Pitti Gallery, Florence.
]
[113]
Schongauer[Holy Family
Belvedere Gallery, Vienna.]
[119]
Raphael[Madonna dell' Impannata
Pitti Gallery, Florence.
]
[123]
Correggio[Madonna della Scala
Parma Gallery.]
[139]
Titian[Madonna and Saints. (Detail.)
Belvedere Gallery, Vienna.
]
[143]
Dürer[Madonna and Child
Belvedere Gallery, Vienna.
]
[151]
Bodenhausen[Madonna and Child
Private Gallery, Washington, D.C.
]
[155]
Andrea Della Robbia[Madonna in Adoration
National Museum, Florence.
]
[165]
Lorenzo di Credi[Nativity
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
]
[169]
Filippo Lippi[Madonna in Adoration
Uffizi Gallery, Florence
.]
[175]
Luigi Vivarini[Madonna and Child
Church of the Redentore, Venice.
]
[179]
Giovanni Bellini[Madonna between St. George and St. Paul. (Detail.)
Venice Academy.
]
[189]
Luini[Madonna with St. Barbara and St. Anthony
Brera Gallery, Milan.]
[193]
Botticelli[Madonna of the Pomegranate
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
]
[197]
Murillo[Madonna and Child
Pitti Gallery, Florence.
]
[201]
Raphael[Sistine Madonna
Dresden Gallery.]
[205]

PREFACE.

This little book is intended as a companion volume to "Child-Life in Art," and is a study of Madonna art as a revelation of motherhood. With the historical and legendary incidents in the life of the Virgin it has nothing to do. These subjects have been discussed comprehensively and finally in Mrs. Jameson's splendid work on the "Legends of the Madonna." Out of the great mass of Madonna subjects are selected, here, only the idealized and devotional pictures of the Mother and Babe. The methods of classifying such works are explained in the Introduction.

Great pains have been taken to choose as illustrations, not only the pictures which are universal favorites, but others which are less widely known and not easily accessible.

The cover was designed by Miss Isabelle A. Sinclair, in the various colors appropriate to the Virgin Mary. The lily is the Virgin's flower, la fleur de Marie, the highest symbol of her purity. The gold border surrounding the panel is copied from the ornamentation of the mantle worn by Botticelli's Dresden Madonna.

Estelle M. Hurll.