[16] The numbers in this chapter are those of February 1892.
[17] George Paul Chalmers, an Edinburgh artist, is the only colourist who really followed Rembrandt in his method. He used sometimes to take sixty sittings to one portrait, and hardly ever finished any of his works, so fastidious was he; yet as far as he perfected he was very perfect as a colourist.
| Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: |
|---|
| thum-bhole=> thumb-hole {pg 68} |
| thes ame=> the same {pg 191} |
| Niccolo of Fuligno;=> by Niccolo of Fuligno; {pg 247} |
| No. 35, Titian; ‘Mercury=> No. 35, by Titian; ‘Mercury {pg 247} |
| Savage art, 102, 214-1=> Savage art, 102, 214-7 {pg index} |
