THE PATHOS OF DISTANCE
A Book of a Thousand and One Moments
“He talks about Bergson as well as Matisse; he never can keep still about Wagner; he hauls over his French library of modern immortals, and he gives a touch to George Moore, to Arthur Davies, and to many another valiant worker in paint, music, and letters. The book is stimulating; brilliant even with an unexpected brilliancy.”—Chicago Tribune.
PROMENADES OF AN IMPRESSIONIST
“We like best such sober essays as those which analyze for us the technical contributions of Cézanne and Rodin. Here Mr. Huneker is a real interpreter, and here his long experience of men and ways in art counts for much. Charming, in the slighter vein, are such appreciations as the Monticelli and Chardin.”—Frank Jewett Mather, Jr., in New York Nation and Evening Post.
EGOISTS
WITH PORTRAIT AND FACSIMILE REPRODUCTIONS