¹ Chu, 9; but I give the translation I offered some years ago in Bohemian Paris: Culture, Politics, and the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life, 1830–1930 (New York, 1986; reprinted Baltimore, 1999), 14, assuming, however that Chu is correct that the verb is crée where I had crie. She seems unaware that anyone else has given attention to Saint-Cheron's article.

² I took note of them, quoting from one, in Bohemian Paris, 14–15.

³ Quoted with citations in Bohemian Paris, 87.

⁴ From a letter quoted by Hélène Toussaint in her discussion of the Studio in the catalogue of the Paris exhibition Gustave Courbet (1819–1877) (Paris 1977), 260–61.

⁵ I take up this comment in Bohemian Paris, 83. I do not believe Chu cites it.

⁶ For a sustained argument to this effect see Bohemian Paris, esp. chap. 2.

⁷ The talk was published as the title essay in Nochlin, Linda, Women, Art, and Power (New York, 1988)Google Scholar.