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CONTENTS
| CHAPTER VI | |
| morin | |
| Watteau of our day His spirituality, and distinction as a writer—The "Chat Noir" shadow plays | Pp. 40-47 |
| CHAPTER VII | |
| c. huard | |
| The portrayer of provincials—His insight into character | Pp. 48-56 |
| CHAPTER VIII | |
| j. wely | |
| His grace and "esprit"—The modern choice of medium for drawing for reproduction | Pp. 57-61 |
| CHAPTER IX | |
| l. malteste | |
| Drawing under difficulties—Strong and serious work | Pp. 62-66 |
| CHAPTER X | |
| j. l. forain | |
| Subtlety of technique and forceful caustic wit | Pp. 67-71 |
| CHAPTER XI | |
| c.leandre | |
| An irresistible caricaturist—The influence of Renouard—His theatre of work | Pp. 72-80 |
| CHAPTER XII | |
| conclusion | |
| Temperament of Montmartre and her Free Lances— Plea for a National Gallery of Black and White Art | Pp. 81-83 |
