Bernard Berenson [ Texto impreso] : the making of a connoisseur / Ernest Samuels.

I. A Lithuanian Childhood (p. 1) ; II. Dreamer in Minot Street (p. 15) ; III. A Harvard Aesthete (p. 28) ; IV. Literary Debut (p. 41) ; V. Cities of a Dream (p. 52) ; VI. Seedtime of Art (p. 67) ; VII. Beyond the Alps (p. 80) ; VIII. Disciple of Morelli (p. 97) ; IX. The Smiths of Friday's Hill (p. 106) ; X. The Path to Monte Oliveto (p. 119) ; XI. Master and Errant Pupil (p. 133) ; XII. Trial of the Scholar-Aesthete (p. 151) ; XIII. Talent in Harness (p. 167) ; XIV. New Vistas at Home and Abroad (p. 187) ; XV. Secrets of the Artistic Personality (p. 206) ; XVI. Heretic at the New Gallery (p. 216) ; XVII. The Tactile Imagination (p. 227) ; XVIII. Only the Greatest in the World (p. 239) ; XIX. The Critical Gantlet (p. 254) ; XX. The "Wizard of Quick Wits" (p. 264) ; XXI. A Duel with Vernon Lee (p. 277) ; XXII. A Tangled Web (p. 293) ; XXIII. A Man of Affairs (p. 312) ; XXIV. "Room for Berenson" (p. 327) ; XXV. A Union of "Minds and Feelings" (p. 341) ; XXVI. A Victorian Husband (p. 353) ; XXVII. The Study and Criticism of Italian Art (p. 370) ; XXVIII. The Wars of the Burlington (p. 390) ; XXIX. Mission to the New World (p. 402) ; XXX. A New Beginning (p. 418)

"Critic, arbiter of taste, renowned authority on Renaissance painting and oracle to millionaire art collectors, Bernard Berenson was the most formidable presence in the art world for more than thirty years. Four decades of his life are unfolded in this compelling book." -- Cubierta posterior.