What Our Artist Has to Put Up With. George du Maurier Punch 94 (7 April 1894): 162. Click on image to enlarge it.
“this is your mother's portrait, my little man. Do you think it like?”
“Yes – very –all but the face!”
What Artists and Their Families Have to Put Up With
- "Equal to the Occasion"
- "Trials of a Painter's Wife"
- "Histrionic Egotism [an actor's self-centeredness]"
- "How Reputations of Distinguished Amateurs are Sometimes Made"
- "Precedence in Vanity Fair"
- "Two on a Tower"
- "Nature versus Art"
- Artistic Amenities
- "Distinguished Professionals"
- "Social Taradiddles"
- "What Our Artist Has to Put Up With"
- "The Mother of Invention"
- "Varnishing Day at the Royal Academy"
Looking at Works of Art
- "Professional Beauties of the Past"
- "Flunkyana"
- "A New Reading of a Famous Picture"
- At the R. A. -- Triumph of Realistic Art
- Instinctive Critical Acumen [Moses Striking the Rock]
- A Damper
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Bibliography
Punch. Hathi Trust Digital Library online version of a copy in the University of Michigan Library. Web. 4 May 2020.
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