Imagination In Landscape Painting
Philip Gilbert Hamerton
Audio is not yet complete for this book. I am in the process of recording and editing it. I will publish each chapter as I complete them.
Title, Publisher, Table of Contents, and List of Illustrations
Chapter 1: Is the Landscape Painter's Imagination of a Special Kind?
Chapter 2: The Two Senses of Word 'Imagination'
Chapter 3: Of Images in the Mind
Chapter 4: Dangerous Imagination
Chapter 5: The Training of the Memory
Chapter 6: Gifts and Acquired Knowledge
Chapter 7: The Mechanical and Scientific Imagination
Chapter 8: Images Evoked by Feeling
Chapter 9: The Alteration in Images Produced by Feeling
Chapter 10: Unity as a Result of Imagination
Chapter 11: How the Imagination Deals with Definite Lines and Proportions
Chapter 12: Of Special Exaggerations in Buildings
Chapter 13: The Imaginative Value of Distance to Buildings
Chapter 14: Of Imaginative Execution in Dealing with Architecture
Chapter 15: The Range of Our Imaginative Sympathy Concerning Human Work in Landscape
Chapter 16: Passive Imagination, or Reverie
Chapter 17: Working Imagination, or Invention, as Applied Specially to Landscape
Chapter 18: Composition and Imagination
Chapter 19: Effect as the Expression of Nature
Chapter 20: Substance and Effect
