Forever Seeing New Beauties : The Forgotten Impressionist Mary Rogers Williams, 1857−1907.

Cover -- Forever Seeing New Beauties -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Introduction: The Funny Way I Stumbled upon Her -- Notes on Methodology -- 1 Why She Matters -- 2 A Cosmopolitan Emerges -- 3 No Salvation but by Hard Work -- 4 Conveying the Rudiments of Art -- 5 Art, Her Boss's Jealous Mistress -- 6 A Rare Dear Overseas -- 7 Wholly in Pale Tints -- 8 He Certainly Is Unregenerate -- 9 Strange and Beautiful Things -- 10 Misfit in This Workaday World -- 11 A Pastel Every Five Minutes -- 12 To Exhibit in the Provincial Towns -- 13 My Own Femme de Ménage -- 14 The Most Magic House in the World -- 15 Crisp and Free in Treatment -- 16 A Serene and Confident Air -- 17 I'd Like to Run Away -- 18 Old Friends and Some New Ones -- 19 I Feel Like Thirty Cents -- 20 Light So Exquisite -- 21 Nervous Energy Spent Teaching -- 22 Out of the Harness -- 23 Pangs of Loneliness -- 24 A Peaceful Comfortable Feeling -- 25 Wild to Go Out on a Comet Hunt -- 26 How Hard It Is for My Sisters -- 27 Exquisite and Unerring Artistic Taste -- 28 Logical Custodians in Chaotic Days -- 29 The Resurrectionists -- Acknowledgments -- Appendix -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author.

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