1890 Periodical Publications
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1890 Periodical Publications
Table of Contents
7 January 1890
The Hawk
“Literature and Art”
14 January 1890
The Hawk
“Pictures”
On Old Masters at the Royal Academy.
21 January 1890
The Hawk
“Baboonacy”
On Rider Haggard and Walter Besant.
28 January 1890
The Hawk
“Le Revers d’un Grande Homme”
Reprinted in Impressions and Opinions (A15) and later included in expanded edition of Confessions of a Young Man (A12 2d2 et seq).
4 February 1890
The Hawk
“Sport in Art”
11 February 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Revised as “Moods and Memories III” in Dana, June 1904, and Lippincott’s Magazine, July 1904, and included as “A Waitress” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
18 February 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Genesis of “Bring in the Lamp” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29 ).
25 February 1890
The Hawk
“A Great Poet”
Reprinted in Impressions and Opinions (A15)
1 March 1890
The New Review
“Anonymity,” part 2
By Tighe Hopkins. Includes two quotations from a GM letter to the author on the subject of signed articles in the press.
4 March 1890
The Hawk
“Buy the Troyon!”
Revised passages are incorporated in “The New Pictures in the National Gallery” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
11 March 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Revised as “Moods and Memories VI” in Dana, September 1904 and October 1904, and Lippincott’s Magazine, August 1904, and January 1905; and included as “The End of Marie Pellegrin” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
18 March 1890
The Hawk
“The Human Animal”
Review of La Bête Humaine by Émile Zola.
25 March 1890
The Hawk
“Pruriency”
Review of The Kreutzer Sonata by Leo Tolstoy.
1 April 1890
The Hawk
“The New English Art Club”
8 April 1890
The Hawk
“London in April”
Revised as “Spring in London” in Pall Mall Gazette, 31 March 1894, and reprinted in Pall Mall Budget, 5 April 1894; again revised as “Moods and Memories I” in Dana, May 1904, and Lippincott’s Magazine, June 1904; and once again revised as “Spring in London” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
15 April 1890
The Hawk
“Advertised Incompetency”
Review of The Bondman by Hall Caine.
22 April 1890
The Hawk
“In Blue Silk and Brass”
Sketch, never reprinted.
29 April 1890
The Hawk
“The Secret of Immortality”
Reprinted as the final portion of “Our Dramatists and Their Literature” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
6 May 1890
The Hawk
“The Royal Academy”
13 May 1890
The Hawk
“The Grosvenor Gallery”
20 May 1890
The Hawk
“The New Gallery”
27 May 1890
The Hawk
“Mr. Philip Gower and Two Ladies”
Sketch, never reprinted.
3 June 1890
The Hawk
“To Paris and Back”
Revised as “Flowering Normandy” in the Speaker, 25 May 1895; again revised as “Moods and Memories II” in Dana, May 1904, and Lippincott's Magazine, June 1904, and included as “Flowering Normandy” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
10 June 1890
The Hawk
“Private Theatricals in Paris”
Includes a translation of a scene from a play by Henri Meilhac.
17 June 1890
The Hawk
“Le Théâtre Libre”
Reprinted as “Note on ‘Ghosts’” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
24 June 1890
The Hawk
“The New Théâtre Libre”
First section r
eprinted as “Théâtre Libre” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
1 July 1890
The Hawk
“The New Théâtre Libre”
1 July 1890
Fortnightly Review
“Meissonier and the Salon Julian”
Revised and reprinted in Impressions and Opinions (A15); probably based on the unsigned article, “Cheap Tripping to Parnassus,” in the Bat, 28 December 1886, which is strikingly similar to the first portion of this article.
8 July 1890
The Hawk
“The New Théâtre Libre”
Reprinted as “On the Necessity of an English Théâtre Libre” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
15 July 1890
The Hawk
“Malbrouk s’en Va”
On an article in the New Review by the Duke of Marlborough about art.
19 July 1890
St. James's Gazette
“A London ‘Théâtre Libre'”
Letter, reprinted in The Hawk, 22 July, together with an attack on the planned Independent Theatre by Augustus Moore, the paper’s editor. GM notes that he is responsible for nothing in the Hawk except his signed weekly articles.
22 July 1890
The Hawk
“An Actress of the Eighteenth Century”
Reprinted in Impressions and Opinions (A15) and later included in expanded editions of Confessions of a Young Man (A23-2d2 et seq).
29 July 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Genesis of “Ninon’s Table d'hôte” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
5 August 1890
The Hawk
“A Little Excursion”
On the Dulwich Gallery.
12 August 1890
The Hawk
“The Legal Laundry”
On the Dunlo divorce case.
18 August 1890
St. James's Gazette
“Michael Field and ‘The Tragic Mary”’
26 August 1890
The Hawk
“Is ‘Judah’ Literature?”
Incorporated in “Our Dramatists and Their Literature” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
3 September 1890
St. James's Gazette
“Mr. Dumpty’s Ideal”
Revised and printed in Gaelic (D:Ga 3) and in English as “Mr. Dumpty’s Quest” in the New Ireland Review, November 1902; the latter revised and retitled “The Clerk’s Quest” for inclusion in The Unfilled Field {A26).
9 September 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Revised as “Moods and Memories V” in Lippincott’s Magazine, July 1904, and Dana, August 1904, and included as the first section of “Spent Love” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
10 September 1890
St. James's Gazette
“Is Education Worth Having?”
16 September 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Revised as “Moods and Memories IV” in Dana, July 1904, and Lippincott's Magazine, July 1904; and included as “La Butte” in Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).
23 September 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Reprinted as “Two Unknown Poets” in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
30 September 1890
The Hawk
“Notes and Sensations”
Relating a rendezvous in Paddington Station.
1 October 1890
The New Review
“The Dramatic Censorship”
Defending official censorship of the theater, if trial by jury and summary police action be the alternative.
1 October 1890
Fortnightly Review
“The New Pictures in the National Gallery”
Reprinted in Impressions and Opinions (A15).
1 November 1890
Magazine of Art
“Degas: The Painter of Modern Life”
Reprinted as “Degas” in Impressions and Opinions (A15) and later included in the Carra Edition of Modern Painting (A17 c). Also reprinted, with a brief introduction by GM, as “Memories of Degas” in Burlington Magazine, January and February 1918.
1 December 1890
Fortnightly Review
“Mr. Tree’s Monday Nights”
Signed “X,” but GM’s authorship disclosed in correspondence in Pall Mall Gazette, 17 September 1891, occasioned by GM’s article, “Our Dramatic Critics,” in the Pall Mall Gazette of 9 September 1891 and 10 September 1891.
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