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INDEX
Page numbers in italics indicate black-and-white illustrations.
Abbey, Edwin Austin
Académie des Beaux-Arts and portraiture
Académie Goncourt
Académie Julian
Adelson Galleries
Allouard-Jouan, Madame
Alma-Tadema, Lawrence
Armand Barbès
(hot-air balloon)
Arrangement in Black No. 5: Lady Meux
(Whistler)
Art, Parisians and
Art Amateur
Art movements, nineteenth-century
Art students, Paris
women as
and Amélie Gautreau
Artists’ Wives, The
(Tissot)
Astor, Caroline
Ateliers, Paris
of Carolus-Duran
for women
Au Bonheur des Dames
(Zola)
Avegno, Anatole (father of Amélie Gautreau)
and Civil War
Avegno, Catherine Genois (mother of Anatole)
Avegno, Jean-Bernard (brother of Anatole)
Avegno, Marie Virginie Ternant (mother of Amélie Gautreau)
and Civil War
death
and
Madame X
move to France
n
23
in Paris
See also
Ternant, Marie Virginie
Avegno, Philippe (father of Anatole)
Avegno, Valentine Marie (sister of Amélie Gautreau)
n
23
Avegno, Virginie Amélie
appearance
and marriage
social life in Paris
wedding
See also
Gautreau, Virginie Amélie
Avegno
Baker, Thomas Madison
Barnard, Frederick
Bashkirtseff, Marie
Bastien-Lepage, Jules
Battle of Shiloh
Baude, Charles
Baudelaire, Charles
Beauty, physical, French women and
Beckford, William
Beckwith, James
Beerbohm, Max
Belle Époque
Madame X
and
Pozzi and
See also
Paris; Society, Paris, 1870s-1880s; Third Republic
Belleroche, Albert de- 36
Benjamin-Constant
Berardinis, Robert de
Bernhardt, Sarah
Binder, George
Birth rate, France, 1880s-1890s
Black clothing
Blanchard (artist)
Blanche, Jacques-Émile
Boit family
Boit, Mrs. Edward Darley, portrait of
Boldini, Giovanni
Bon Marché (Paris)
Bonnat éon
Books, on health and beauty
Booth, Edwin
Boston, Sargent in
Boston Herald
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, murals
Boston Public Library
murals
Boucicaut, Aristide
Bouguereau, William-Adolphe
Youth of Bacchus, The
Brangwyn, Frank
Brisson, Henri
Broadway (England)
Broca, Paul
Brooklyn
(Union warship)
Bülow, Cosima von.
See also
Wagner, Cosima
Bulteau, Augustine
Burckhardt, Charlotte Louise
portrait of
Burckhardt, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. Edward)
Burckhardt, Valerie
Burne-Jones, Edward
Business, art as
Caillaux, Victor-Amédée
Canova, Antonio
Caran d’Ache (Emmanuel Poiré)
Carfax Gallery (London)
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose
(Sargent)
exhibition
Carolus-Duran
art principals
atelier of
Portrait of His Excellency M.Z.
and portrait of Madame Gautreau
portrait by Sargent
and Sargent
Carrier-Belleuse, Pierre
Cartier, Jacques
Chantrey Bequest
Chaplin, Charles
Chateau-sur-Mer (Newport, R.I.)
Les Chérifas
(Benjamin-Constant)
Christ in the Tomb
(Henner)
Ciccolella, Ann
Civil War, U.S.
Clark, Kenneth
Collecting, Sargent and
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Colors used by Sargent
Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson
Cormon, Fernand
Cosmetics
Amélie Gautreau’s use of
French women and
Courbet, Gustave
Courtois, Gustave
Creoles
in France
Critics, and Sargent’s works
in Boston
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose
Madame X
Crying Nymph
(Henner)
Curtis, Ralph
n
163
Daguerre, Louis
Daily Crescent
(New Orleans)
Daily Delta
(New Orleans)
Daily Telegraph
(London)
Daughters of Edward Darley Boit, The
(Sargent)
de la Gandara, Antonio
Death of Siegfried, The
(Wagner)
Degas, Edgar
del Castillo, Ben
Department stores
d’Inverno, Nicola
Dr. Pozzi at Home
(Sargent)
Don Antonio el Inglés
(Velázquez; Sargent copy)
Douglas, Alfred
Dress, for Sargent’s paintings
Dreyfus, Alfred
Dubroca, E. M.
Dubufe, Claude-Marie
Duran, Charles-Auguste-Émile.
See
Carolus-Duran