1892 Periodical Publications
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1892 Periodical Publications
Table of Contents
2 January 1892
The Speaker
“Degas in Bond Street”
16 January 1892
The Speaker
“The Masters of Old Time”
16 January 1892
Illustrated London News
“Guy de Maupassant”
23 January 1892
The Speaker
“A Modern Among the Ancients”
30 January 1892
The Speaker
“Artistic Education”
6 February 1892
The Speaker
“More About Artistic Education”
Incorporated in “Artistic Education in France and England” in Modern Painting (A17).
13 February 1892
The Speaker
“The Proposed Destruction of the National Gallery”
20 February 1892
The Speaker
“A Book About Bastien-Lepage”
27 February 1892
The Speaker
“Spielmann and Valhalla”
Reply to M. H. Spielmann’s letter, “G. M. and the Gallery of British Art,” a comment on GM’s article of 13 February 1892; Spielmaim replied to this article in another letter, “A National Gallery of British Art,” in the 5 March issue.
5 March 1892
The Speaker
“The Zoo in Art”
12 March 1892
The Speaker
“Free Trade in Art”
19 March 1892
The Speaker
“Art and Science”
Reprinted in Modern Painting (A17).
26 March 1892
The Speaker
“Mr. Whistler. The Man and his Art”
Incorporated in “Whistler” in Modern Painting (A17).
26 March 1892
Illustrated London News
“Is Mr. Tate a Public Benefactor? No”.
Reply to the 19 March 1892 article by M. H. Spielmann, who posed the same question but answered “Yes.”
26 March 1892
The Pelican
“George Moore Speaks”
Unsigned article, including brief interview quoting GM, second of a series of four published under the general heading “The Sims-Moore Controversy.” The other articles in 19 March 1892, 2 April 1892 and 9 April 1892 issues. G.R. Sims (during a 27 February interview) offered £100 to the Independent Theatre if GM would write an “unconventional” play for them to produce. Also see “Mr. George Moore Accepts Dagonet’s Challenge,” 5 March 1892, and "Mr. George R. Sims’ Offer,” 12 March 1892.
2 April 1892
The Speaker
“Mr. Whistler’s Portraits,” part 1
Incorporated in “Whistler” in Modern Painting (A17).
9 April 1892
The Speaker
“Mr. Whistler’s Portraits,” Part 2
Incorporated in “Whistler” in Modern Painting (A17).
16 April 1892
The Speaker
“The New English Art Club”
16 April 1892
The Speaker
“A Faithful Heart,” part 1
Story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68).
23 April 1892
The Speaker
“A Faithful Heart,” Part 2
Story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68).
23 April 1892
The Speaker
“The Royal Academy”
30 April 1892
The Speaker
“An ‘Average’ Academy”
7 May 1892
The Speaker
“The New Gallery”
14 May 1892
The Speaker
“The New Architecture”
21 May 1892
The Speaker
“The New English Art Club and the Academy”
28 May 1892
The Speaker
“A Select Few”
1 June 1892
Fortnightly Review
“The Royal Academy Exhibition”
Incorporated in “Our Academicians” in Modern Painting (A17).
4 June 1892
The Speaker
“The Organisation of Art”
11 June 1892
The Speaker
“Facts and Ideas”
18 June 1892
The Speaker
“Sex in Art,” part 1
Reprinted in Modern Painting (A17).
25 June 1892
The Speaker
“Sex in Art,” Part 2
Reprinted in Modern Painting (A17).
2 July 1892
The Speaker
“The Society of Portrait Painters”
9 July 1892
The Speaker
“Some Picture Exhibitions”
16 July 1892
The Speaker
“Art (Manet)”
Incorporated in “Chavannes, Millet, and Manet” in Modern Painting (A17).
30 July 1892
The Speaker
“Handling”
Incorporated in “Chavannes, Millet, and Manet” in Modern Painting (A17).
1 August 1892
Fortnightly Review
“La Débâcle”
Review of Zola’s novel; short excerpts reprinted in Review of Reviews (New York) September 1892.
6 August 1892
The Speaker
“A Hint for Manchester and Glasgow”
Incorporated in “Chavannes, Millet, and Manet” in Modern Painting (A17).
13 August 1892
The Speaker
“A Popular Error”
13 August 1892
Illustrated London News
"In Sight of Death"
Short story, influenced by Zola's "L'Inondation." Reprinted from original plates in the Illustrated New of the World (New York) 27 August 1892; then revised as "A Flood" for the first issue of Irish Review, March 1911; reprinted in Living Age, 17 May 1911,; and again reprinted, with no indication of previous publication, in the Smart Set, November 1913, and included as "A Flood" in In Minor Keys (M13)..
20 August 1892
The Speaker
“Corot”
Incorporated in “Ingres and Corot” in Modern Painting (A17).
27 August 1892
The Speaker
“Values”
Incorporated in “Ingres and Corot” in Modern Painting (A17).
3 September 1892
The Speaker
“Decadence”
Incorporated in “Monet, Sisley, Pissaro and the Decadence” in Modern Painting (A17).
7 September 1892
Pall Mall Gazette
“Why I Don’t Write Plays”
Letter, one of a series by various authors.
10 September 1892
The Speaker
“The Division of the Tones”
Incorporated in “Monet, Sisley, Pissaro and the Decadence” in Modern Painting (A17).
17 September 1892
The Speaker
“The Organisation of Art”
Incorporated in the article by the same name in Modern Painting (A17).
24 September 1892
The Speaker
“Our Michaelmas Goose”
1 October 1892
The Speaker
“An Autumn Outing”
8 October 1892
The Speaker
“The New Gallery”
15 October 1892
The Speaker
“Rival Cities”
Incorporated in “The Alderman in Art” in Modern Painting A17).
22 October 1892
The Speaker
“The Alderman in Art”
Incorporated in “The Alderman in Art” in Modern Painting A17).
29 October 1892
The Speaker
“On the Necessity for a Director of Fine Arts”
Incorporated in “The Alderman in Art” in Modern Painting A17).
12 November 1892
The Speaker
“Picture Dealers”
Reprinted in Modern Painting (A17).
19 November 1892
The Speaker
“Mr. G.F. Watts”
Incorporated in “Our Academicians” in Modern Painting (A17).
26 November 1892
The Speaker
“To the Editor of ‘The Speaker'”
Letter, replying to the letter of “R.I.” in the issue of 19 November 1892, and both reprinted as “Mr. Bume-Jones and the Academy” in Modern Painting (A17).
26 November 1892
The Speaker
“New English Art Club”
Partially incorporated in “The New English Art Club” in Modern Painting (A17).
3 December 1892
The Speaker
“New English Art Club”
Partially incorporated in “The New English Art Club” in Modern Painting (A17).
10 December 1892
The Speaker
“The Glasgow School”
Partially incorporated in “The New English Art Club” in Modern Painting (A17).
17 December 1892
The Speaker
“Mr. Brabazon”
Partially incorporated in “The New English Art Club” in Modern Painting (A17).
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