CONTENTS.
to Florence for advice. VIII. He accompanies Mr. Matthews
in a tour. IX, Singular instance of liberality towards the
Artist from several Gentlemen of Philadelphia . , _ . . 113
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VIII.
1. The result of the Artist's erperiment to discover the methods
by which Titian produced his splendid colouring. II. He
returns to Rome. III. Reflections suggested by inspecting
ithe.Egyptian Obelisk. IV. Considerations of the Author on
the same subject; and anecdote of a Mohawk Indian who
became an Actor at New York. V. Anecdote of a Scottish
Fanatic who arrived in Rome to convert the Pope. VI. Se-
quel Qf the Adventure. VII. The Artist prepares to visit
England. VIII. Having completed his St. Jerome, after
Corregio's famous picture, he is elected an Honorary Member
of the Academy of Parma, and invited to Court. IX. He
proceeds by t_he way of Genoa towards France. X. Rqiections
on the state of Italy. XI. Adventure on reaching the French
frontiers. XLI. State qf Taste in France . . . . 199
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