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Edward Winslow Forbes. The Palace and Park
The Palace and Park
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION TO THE FINE ARTS COURTS
THE EGYPTIAN COURT.[5]
THE GREEK COURT.[6]
THE ROMAN COURT[8]
THE ALHAMBRA COURT.[9]
THE ASSYRIAN COURT,[11]
THE BYZANTINE AND ROMANESQUE COURT.[12]
THE GERMAN MEDIÆVAL COURT.[13]
THE ENGLISH MEDIÆVAL COURT.[14]
THE FRENCH AND ITALIAN MEDIÆVAL COURT,[15]
THE RENAISSANCE COURT.[16]
THE ELIZABETHAN COURT
THE ITALIAN COURT,[17]
VESTIBULE TO THE ITALIAN COURT.[18]
COURT OF MONUMENTS OF ART
THE STATIONERY COURT.[20]
THE BIRMINGHAM COURT.[21]
THE SHEFFIELD COURT.[22]
THE POMPEIAN COURT.[23]
NATURAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT
FOREIGN GLASS MANUFACTURES
BRITISH PORCELAIN MANUFACTURES
CERAMIC COURT
FANCY MANUFACTURES
THE NAVE AND TRANSEPTS
THE SOUTH TRANSEPT
THE CANADIAN COURT
THE LIBRARY READING ROOM
THE GREAT CENTRAL TRANSEPT
THE NORTH TRANSEPT, AND TROPICAL END OF THE BUILDING
THE LECTURE ROOM
THE COLOSSAL EGYPTIAN FIGURES,
THE BOTANY OF THE PALACE
THE GALLERIES. THEIR FINE ART, AND OTHER COLLECTIONS
THE PICTURE GALLERY
THE INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM AND TECHNOLOGICAL COLLECTION
PORTRAIT GALLERY,
THE INDIAN COURT
THE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT
THE MACHINERY IN MOTION
PART III. THE EXTERIOR
THE SITE
THE PARK AND GARDENS
THE TERRACES
THE ARCHERY GROUND
THE CRICKET GROUND
THE GEOLOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS AND THE EXTINCT ANIMALS.[27]
THE CRYSTAL TOWERS
THE ARTESIAN WELL, AND THE WATER SUPPLY
THE FOUNTAINS
PART IV. EXHIBITORS’ DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
EXHIBITORS’ DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. Stationery Court
Court of Inventions
Hardware Court
Birmingham Court
Sheffield Court
Mineral Manufactures Court
Heath’s Bath Wheel Chair Department
Foreign Glass Manufactures Court
French Court
Carriage Department
East Gallery—Central Transept
South-East Gallery
South Gallery
Picture Gallery
West Gallery—Central Transept
North Transept—Tropical Department
Basement—Machinery
Agricultural Implements
THE. PORTRAIT GALLERY. OF THE. CRYSTAL PALACE
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE PORTRAIT GALLERY
ANTIQUE PORTRAITS
GREEK COURT.—South Side-Court. POETS AND DRAMATISTS
GREEK PHILOSOPHERS, STATESMEN, AND GENERALS
ROMAN COURT. ENTERING BY THE CENTRE ARCH FROM THE NAVE
ROMAN EMPERORS
AVENUE IN FRONT OF ROMAN COURT
COURT OF THE ROMAN LADIES
COURT OF ROMAN GENERALS AND POETS. ADJOINING THE COURT OF ROMAN LADIES
INTRODUCTION
ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
POETS AND DRAMATISTS
SCIENTIFIC MEN AND WRITERS
SOLDIERS AND STATESMEN
PRELATES AND THEOLOGIANS
KINGS AND QUEENS
THE FRENCH PORTRAITS
INTRODUCTION
ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
POETS AND DRAMATISTS
SCIENTIFIC MEN AND WRITERS
SOLDIERS AND STATESMEN
PRELATES AND THEOLOGIANS
KINGS AND QUEENS
THE GERMAN PORTRAITS
INTRODUCTION
ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
POETS AND DRAMATISTS
SOLDIERS AND STATESMEN
PRELATES AND THEOLOGIANS
KINGS AND QUEENS
ENGLISH PORTRAITS. INTRODUCTION
ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
POETS AND DRAMATISTS
SCIENTIFIC MEN AND WRITERS
SOLDIERS AND STATESMEN
PRELATES AND THEOLOGIANS
KINGS AND QUEENS
THE. NATURAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT. OF THE. CRYSTAL PALACE DESCRIBED
PREFACE
PART I. ETHNOLOGY
GROUP I. TIBETANS. (FOR ZOOLOGY, &C. Seep. 82.)
GROUP II. EAST INDIANS. (Seep. 82.)
GROUP IV. DYAKS OF BORNEO, A. MALES; B. FEMALES
GROUP V. A.—ISLANDERS OF THE LOUISIADE ARCHIPELAGO—PAPUANS. (p. 91) A. THE PAPUANS. B. AUSTRALIANS
GROUP VI. DANAKIL AND NEGRO OF THE EASTERN COAST OF AFRICA (THE DANAKIL LIGHT-COLOURED); FROM THE PARTS BETWEEN THE ENTRANCE TO THE RED SEA AND THE HIGHLANDS OF SOUTHERN ABYSSINIA
GROUP VII. NEGROES—2. LIGHT-COLOURED. FROM THE LOWER NIGER
GROUP VIII. SOUTHERN AFRICA.—NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE CAPE.—PORT NATAL. A. ZULUS. (THE TALLER AND DARKER.) B. BUSHMEN. (THE SHORTER AND BROWNER.)
GROUP IX. BOTOCUDOS AND PAMPA GIRL
GROUP X. INDIANS OF THE AMAZONS
GROUP XI. INDIANS FROM BRITISH GUIANA
GROUP XII. NORTH AMERICANS DANCING
GROUP XIII. GREENLANDERS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
PART II. ZOOLOGY AND BOTANY
EASTERN OR OLD WORLD
CENTRAL ASIA
INDIA
NORTH AFRICA
NORTH-EASTERN AND EASTERN AFRICA
WESTERN AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICA
WESTERN OR NEW WORLD. ANTARCTIC AMERICA
SOUTHERNMOST REGIONS
TROPICAL SOUTH AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
TEMPERATE NORTH AMERICA
BARREN GROUNDS
ARCTIC REGIONS
AUSTRALIA AND INDIAN ISLANDS
GEOLOGY AND INHABITANTS. OF THE. ANCIENT WORLD
INTRODUCTION
The Secondary Island
THE CHALK
No. 1.—The Mosasaurus (Mosasaurus Hoffmanni, Hoffmann’s Mosasaur.)
Nos. 2 & 3.—The Pterodactyle
THE WEALDEN
Nos. 4 & 5.—The Iguanodon (Iguanodon Mantelli, Conybeare.)
No. 6.—The Hylæosaurus. (Hylæosaurus Owenii.)
THE OOLITE
No. 7.—The Megalosaurus
Nos. 8 & 9.—Pterodactyles of the Oolite
Nos. 10 & 11.—Teleosaurus
THE LIAS
Enaliosauria
The Ichthyosaurus
No. 12.—Ichthyosaurus platyodon
No. 13.—Ichthyosaurus tenuirostris
No. 14.—Ichthyosaurus communis
Plesiosaurus
No. 15.—Plesiosaurus macrocephalus
No. 16.—Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus
No. 17.—Plesiosaurus Hawkinsii
NEW RED SANDSTONE
Batrachia
No. 18.—Labyrinthodon Salamandroides,
Nos. 19 & 20.—Labybinthodon pachygnathus
Nos. 21 & 22.—Dicynodon
THE. POMPEIAN COURT. IN THE. CRYSTAL PALACE
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
DESTRUCTION OF HERCULANEUM AND POMPEII
PLINY’S LETTER TO TACITUS
TO CORNELIUS TACITUS
DISCOVERY OF THE ANCIENT CITIES
JOURNAL
HISTORY OF THE POMPEIAN HOUSE
DESCRIPTION OF THE POMPEIAN HOUSE
ATRIUM
CUBICULA
8. THE TABLINUM
PERISTYLE
EXTRACT FROM VITRUVIUS. Book vii., Chap. 5
EXTRACT FROM PLINY’S NATURAL HISTORY
NOTE
