Bibliography

To the student and lover of art, a list of helpful reference books and

periodicals might be of interest, and the following publications are

recommended as sources of reference, of information and for study. They

cover a wide range of subjects treated historically, technically and

biographically, and they will be found very interesting as a nucleus for

a home library of art.

Art For Life's Sake - Chas. H. Caffin

American Masters of Painting - Chas. H. Caffin

American Masters of Sculpture - Chas. H. Caffin

How to Study Pictures - Chas. H. Caffin

The Story of American Painting - Chas. H. Caffin

Short History of Art - Edited by Charles H. Caffin - Julia De Forest

The Classic Point of View - Kenyon Cox

What is Art? - John C. Van Dyke

The Meaning of Pictures - John C. Van Dyke

How to Judge of A Picture - John C. Van Dyke

History of Painting - John C. Van Dyke

Art For Art's Sake - John C. Van Dyke

New Guides to Old Masters - John C. Van Dyke

Studies in Pictures - John C. Van Dyke

The Appreciation of Sculpture - Russell Sturgis

The Appreciation of Pictures - Russell Sturgis

The History of Modern Art - Muther

Modern Art - Meier Graefe

Arts and Crafts in the Middle Ages - Julia de Wolf Addison

Apollo, A History of Art Throughout the Ages - S. Reinach

Six Lectures on Painting - G. Clausen

Landscape Painting - Birge Harrison

Landscape Painting - Alfred East

History of American Art - Sadakichi Hartmann

Pictorial Composition and the Critical Judgment of Pictures -

Henry R. Poore

Design in Theory and Practice - Ernest A. Batchelder

Line and Form - Walter Crane

Heritage of Hiroshige - Dora Amsden

Impressions of Ukiyo-Ye - Dora Amsden

Biographical Sketches of American Artists - Michigan State Library

Is It Art? Post-Impressionism, Futurism, Cubism - J. Nilsen Laurvik

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