THE YEARS EIGHTEEN EIGHTY-ONE TO EIGHTEEN EIGHTY-FOUR 210
_Takes a Studio at No. 13 Tite Street--His "Joyousness"--
Letters to the Press--His "Amazing" Costumes--Portrait of
Lady Meux--His Other Sitters--Mrs. Marzetti's Account of the
Painting of "The Blue Girl"--Lady Archibald Campbell's
Reminiscences of the Sittings for her Portrait--Portrait of
M. Duret--"The Paddon Papers"--Second Exhibition of Venice
Etchings at the Fine Art Society's--Excitement it created--
The "Carlyle" at Edinburgh--Proposal to buy it for Scottish
National Portrait Gallery--Comes to nothing--Whistler involved
in a Church Congress_