Miscellanies
by Oscar Wilde
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Contents
- Dedication: To Walter Ledger
- Introduction
- The Tomb of Keats
- The Grosvenor Gallery, 1877
- The Grosvenor Gallery 1879
- L’Envoi
- Mrs. Langtry as Hester Grazebrook
- Woman’s Dress
- More Radical Ideas Upon Dress Reform
- Mr. Whistler’s Ten O’Clock
- The Relation of Dress to Art: A Note in Black and White on Mr. Whistler’s Lecture
- Keats’s Sonnet on Blue
- The American Invasion
- Sermons in Stones at Bloomsbury: The New Sculpture Room at the British Museum
- The Unity of the Arts: A Lecture and a Five O’Clock
- Art at Willis’s Rooms
- Mr. Morris on Tapestry
- Sculpture at the Arts and Crafts
- Printing and Printers
- The Beauties of Bookbinding
- The Close of the Arts and Crafts
- English Poetesses
- London Models
- Letter to Joaquin Miller
- Notes on Whistler
- Reply to Whistler
- Letters on Dorian Gray
- An Anglo-Indian’s Complaint
- A House of Pomegranates
- Puppets and Actors
- Lady Windermere’s Fan: An Explanation
- Salomé
- The Thirteen Club
- The Ethics of Journalism
- The Green Carnation
- Phrases and Philosophies for the Use of the Young
- The Rise of Historical Criticism
- La Sainte Courtisane; Or, the Woman Covered with Jewels
- The English Renaissance of Art
- House Decoration
- Art and the Handicraftsman
- Lecture to Art Students
- Bibliography by Stuart Mason