Middle Ages.
_See_ Romanesque
Cespedes, Pablo de, 213-214
Charles I., and Rubens, 164;
and Vandyck, 172-173;
portraits by Vandyck, 174;
and Dobson, 249
Charles II. and Lely, 251
Charles IV. and Goya, 232
Charles V., and Titian, 124, 126-127;
and Duerer, 199-201;
and Berreguette, 209
Charles X., and Gros, 242;
and Vernet, 246
Chartres Cathedral, glass-painting in, 53
"Chevy Chase" (Landseer), 296-298
"Chief's (The) Return from Deer-stalking" (Landseer), 298
Christ, paintings by Joanes of, 229
"Christ Bearing the Cross" (Morales), 210
"Christ Blessing Little Children" (Rembrandt), 186
"Christ Crowned with Thorns" (Morales), 210
"Christ Healing the Sick" (West), 266
"Christ in Glory" (Correggio), 134
Christian art. _See_ Early
Church decoration in Gothic period of Middle Ages, 60
Cimabue, G., 61-64
Cistercian monks, painted windows in churches of, 54
Clay used by Babylonian tile-painters, 12
Clement VII., portrait by Titian, 124
Club of St. Luke founded by Vandyck, 173
Coello, Alonso Sanchez, 210
Coello, Claudio, 208, 212-213
"Collocation of the Host" (Coello), 213
Cologne school of art, 188
Colonna, Vittoria, friendship with Michael Angelo, 103
Colors, Egyptian rules for use of, 5-7;
in Assyrian paintings, 11;
in Pompeian wall-paintings, 32;
in illumination, 47;
Raphael's skill in, 110;
discoveries by Hubert van Eyck in use of, 156
"Communion of St. Jerome" (Domenichino), 141
"Condemnation of Marie Antoinette" (Delaroche), 242
Consalvi, Cardinal, portrait by Lawrence, 271
Cook's "Southern Coast," illustrated by Turner, 282
Cooper, Samuel, 249
Copley, John Singleton, 259-264
"Copley Family" (Copley), 264
Corday, Charlotte, portrait by Goya, 233
Cornaro, Caterina, portrait by Titian, 124
Correggio, 132-139
"Cottage Door" (Gainsborough), 258
"Cottage Girl" (Gainsborough), 258
Court influence upon art during Romanesque period, 50
Coxie, Michael, copies Van Eyck's altar-piece for Philip I., 156
Cranach, Lucas, 202
"Cromwell at the House of Sir Walter Stewart" (Landseer), 293
"Cromwell Contemplating the Remains of Charles I." (Delaroche), 242
Cromwell's directions to Lely for painting his portrait, 251
Crucifixion as represented by Giotto, 68-69
"Crucifixion" (Fra Angelico), 75-76
"Crucifixion" (Tintoretto), 130
"Crucifixion" (Vandyck), 169, 171
"Crucifixion of St. Peter" (Bour
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