The Germ
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About this eBook
- Author
- Various
- Title
- The Germ: Thoughts towards Nature in Poetry, Literature and Art
- Credits
- Produced by Andrew Sly
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- AP: General Works: Periodicals
- Subject
- Pre-Raphaelitism
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 17649
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17649
- Release Date
- January 31, 2006
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE GERM
- 2.LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. 1901 — INTRODUCTION. — “The Germ” — Opinions of the press.
- 3.The Germ: — Thoughts towards Nature In Poetry, Literature, and Art. — CONTENTS. — My Beautiful Lady — Of My Lady In Death — The Love of Beauty — The Subject in Art — (No. 1.) — The Seasons — Dream Land — Songs of One Household — No. 1. — My Sister's Sleep — Hand and Soul — Reviews — The Bothie of Toper-na-fuosich: a Long-vacation Pastoral. By Arthur Hugh Clough. Oxford: Macpherson. London: Chapman and Hall.—1848 — Her First Season — A Sketch From Nature — An End
- 4.The Germ: — Thoughts towards Nature In Poetry, Literature, and Art. — CONTENTS. — To Correspondents. — The Child Jesus — I. The Agony in the Garden — II. The Scourging — III. The Crowning with Thorns — IV. Jesus Carrying his Cross — V. The Crucifixion — A Pause of Thought — The Purpose and Tendency of Early Italian Art — Song — Morning Sleep — Sonnet — Stars and Moon — EDITH. — ALFRED. — EDITH. — On the Mechanism of a Historical Picture — Part I. The Design — A Testimony — O When and Where — Fancies at Leisure — I. Noon Rest — II. A Quiet Place — III. A Fall of Rain — IV. Sheer Waste — The Light beyond — I — II — III — The Blessed Damozel — Reviews
- 5.Art and Poetry: — Being Thoughts towards Nature Conducted principally by Artists. — CONTENTS. — Cordelia — Macbeth {9} — Repining — Sweet Death — The Subject in Art No. II — The Carillon. (Antwerp and Bruges) — Emblems — Sonnet: Early Aspirations — From the Cliffs: Noon — Fancies at Leisure — I. In Spring — II. In Summer — III. The Breadth of Noon — IV. Sea-Freshness — V. The Fire Smouldering — Papers of “The M.S. Society” {12} — No. I. An Incident in the Siege of Troy, seen from a modern Observatory — No. II. Swift's Dunces — No. III. Mental Scales — Reviews — Art and Poetry, Being Thoughts towards Nature. — Conducted principally by Artists.
- 6.Art and Poetry: — Being Thoughts towards Nature Conducted principally by Artists. — CONTENTS. — Viola and Olivia — A Dialogue on Art — Dialogue I., in the House of Kalon — On a Whit-sunday morn in the month of May — Modern Giants — To the Castle Ramparts — Pax Vobis — A Modern Idyl — “Jesus Wept” — Sonnets for Pictures — 1. For a Virgin and Child, by Hans Memmelinck; in the Academy of Bruges — 2. A Marriage of St. Katharine, by the same; in the Hospital of St. John at Bruges. — 3. A Dance of Nymphs, by Andrea Mantegna; in the Louvre. — 4. A Venetian Pastoral, by Giorgione; in the Louvre. — 5. “Angelica rescued from the Sea-monster,” by Ingres; in the Luxembourg. — 6. The same. — Papers of “The M. S. Society” — No. IV. Smoke. — No. V. Rain. — Reviews — Christmas Eve and Easter Day: by Robert Browning.—Chapman and Hall. 1850. — The Evil under the Sun — Art and Poetry, Being Thoughts towards Nature. — Conducted principally by Artists.
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