class="c6">Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

  70 "A Contrast"   72 A Study in Oils. (Head of a girl, back view)   74 Head of a Young Girl. (A Study in oils)
By the kind permission of Lady Hallé.   76 Study of a Head   78 Study of a Head   80 A Study in Oils. (Head of a girl)   82       V. FRESCOES, WALL PAINTINGS, ETC. Two Friezes—Music, the Dance   44 Decoration for the Ceiling of a Music Room   62 The Industrial Arts of War.
(From the fresco at South Kensington Museum)   64 The Industrial Arts of Peace.
(From the fresco at South Kensington Museum)   64 Cupid. (From a fresco)   66 Phœnicians bartering with Britons.
(Panel in the Royal Exchange)   66       VI. SCULPTURE. An Athlete Struggling with a Python.
(Bronze statue, from two points of view)   68 Study in Clay for "Cymon"   68 Study in Clay for "The Sluggard"   68 Study in Clay for "Perseus"   68 Study in Clay for "Andromeda"   68 Design for Reverse of the Jubilee Medallion (1887)   130       VII. LORD LEIGHTON'S HOUSE. In the Inner Hall.
(From a photograph taken specially by Mr. James Hyatt)   88 In the Arab Hall.
(From a photograph by Messrs. Bedford, Lemere, and Co.)   96       Bookplate of Lord Leighton.
(Designed by R. Anning Bell)   120

With four exceptions all the reproductions are by the Swan Electric Engraving Company.

 

 

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FREDERIC LORD LEIGHTON, P.R.A.

LIST OF DIGNITIES AND HONOURS CONFERRED
ON FREDERIC LEIGHTON.

Knighted, 1878; created a Baronet, 1886; created Baron Leighton of Stretton,
1896; elected Associate of the Royal Academy, 1864; Royal Academician, 1869;
President of the Royal Academy, 1878; Hon. Mem. Royal Scottish Academy,
and Royal Hibernian Academy, Associate of the Institute of France, President
of the International Jury of Painting, Paris Exhibition, 1878; Hon. Member,
Berlin Academy, 1886; also Member of the Royal Academy of Vienna,
1888, Belgium, 1886, of the Academy of St. Luke, Rome, and the Aca-
demies of Florence (1882), Turin, Genoa, Perugia, and Antwerp (1885);
Hon. D.C.L., Oxford, 1879; Hon. LL.D., Cambridge, 1879; Hon.
LL.D., Edinburgh, 1884; Hon. D.Lit., Dublin, 1892; Hon.
D.C.L., Durham, 1894; Hon. Fellow of Trinity