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Introduction Anne-Florence Gillard-Estrada and Laura Valette Part 1 ? Whistlerism Across the Arts: Circulation between Criticism, Literature and Poetry 1. The Gentle Art of Critical Discourse: Framing the Digital Archive of Whistler’s Lifetime Criticism Catherine Carter Goebel 2. Arrangement en couleur chair et noir: an Avant-garde Portrait by James McNeill Whistler and Theodore Duret Midori Kono 3. Whistlerism: terminological manoeuvres between style, aesthetic theory and the polemics of criticism Grischka Petri 4. “The painter must be pictorial always”: from the Unity of the Arts to the Specificity of the Medium: Oscar Wilde’s Whistlerian Heritage Carole Delhorme 5. Le Culte du Nocturne: Baudelaire, Whistler and French Symbolism Suzanne Singletary Part 2 ? Inter-Artistic Dialogues: Arrangements, Decoration and Design 6. Of Fans and Butterflies: The Folding of Subject and Medium in the Works of James McNeill Whistler and Stephane Mallarme Kristina Astrom 7. Sounding the Garden with Whistler, Mallarme and Monet Clare A.P. Willsdon 8. Whistler’s Gold: Japonisme, Classicism, and Aesthetic Value Aileen Tsui 9. Whistler’s Quest for Beauty from “Colour and Picture Pattern” to Interior Design Martine Lambert-Charbonnier 10. “A brilliant artistic shorthand”: Tracing Whistler’s Aesthetic in Polish Japonisme Agnieszka Kluczewska-Wojcik Part 3 ? the “Butterfly effect”: The dissemination of Whistlerism in Europe 11. “All the fashion” ? Whistler and the International Trend for Pastel 1800-1900 Freya Spoor 12. Whistler’s Shopfronts, the Grey-panel Phase and the London Impressionists Anne Koval 13. Whistlerism and Polish landscape artists Ewa Bobrowska 14. Portraits behind the Fog: Polish Art and Whistler Urszula Kozakowska Zaucha 15. The Gentle Art of Making Portraits: Gustav Klimt’s Lessons in the Painting of James McNeill Whistler Charlotte Healy 16. Conclusion: Whistler’s Legacy in Popular Culture Daniel E. Sutherland |