Books
- Varsity Types, 1902
- The Path to Paris, 1908
- Rossetti, Painter and Man of Letters, 1909
- Whistler, a Biography and an Estimate, 1910
- Revolution in Art, 1910
- The Wallace Collection, 1913
- Some Contemporary Artists, 1922
- The Poetry of Architecture, 1923
- Richard Wilson and Farington, 1923
- The Old Masters, 1925
- Evolution in Modern Art, 1926
- Theodore Roussel, 1927
- Since I was Twenty-Five, 1928
- El Greco, 1930
- Art in My Time, 1933
- Modern Masterpieces, 1936
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