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Anna Brownell Jameson, née Murphy 1794–1860
No extant mss of pbd work have been located but there are substantial collections
of private correspondence in the following institutions: Goethe and
Schiller Archives, Weimar (most of Jameson’s letters are in English); The
Lovelace Papers, Western Mss, Bodleian; Wellesley College Lib, Wellesley MA;
Beinecke Rare Book and Ms Lib, Yale; Houghton Lib, Harvard; Girton College
Lib, Cambridge.
Bibliographies
Dictionary of British women writers. Ed J. Todd 1989.
Collections
Mrs Jameson’s works. 10 vols Boston 1866.
Jameson’s works. 10 vols Boston 1885, 1899–1911.
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A first or mother’s dictionary for children: containing upwards of
3,800 words. [1825?]
The diary of an ennuyée. First issued anonymously as A lady’s diary.
1826, 1826 (new edn), Philadelphia 1826, Boston 1833, New York
1834, Paris 1836 (in English) (Baudry’s European Lib), 1838 (3rd
edn), (numerous edns pbd Boston 1857–94), Boston and New
York 1885, 1899.
reviews: Monthly Rev 1 1826; NMM 18 1826; [Shelley, M.]
Westminster Rev 6 1826.
The beauties of the court of King Charles the Second; a series of portraits,
illuminating the diaries of Pepys, Evelyn, Clarendon, and
other contemporary writers. With memoirs biographical and
critical. (From 2nd edn pbd as Memoirs of the beauties of the
court of King Charles the Second.) Partially serialised in NMM 16
and 17 1826 as The Windsor beauties and The Hampton Court
beauties, [1827?], 1833, Philadelphia 1834, 2 vols London 1838 (2nd
edn), 1851 (3rd edn), New York 1852, London 1859, 1861 (4th edn),
1872, 1881, Boston 1884.
reviews: NMM 19 1827 and 33 1831; Blackwood’s Mag 33 1833;
The Times 16 Oct 1838; NMM 52 and 53 1838; Tait’s Edinburgh
Mag 5 1838.
The loves of the poets. (Sometimes titled Memoirs of the loves of the
poets.) 2 vols 1829, 1831 (2nd edn), Boston and New York 1833,
London 1837 (3rd edn as The romance of biography; or, memoirs
of women loved and celebrated by poets), Philadelphia 1844,
(numerous edns pbd Boston 1857–94), Boston and New York
1888, 1889, 1892, 1898, 1900, New York 1972.
reviews: Blackwood’s Mag 26 1829; Monthly Rev 120 1829;
Spectator 2 1829; [Shelley, M.] Westminster Rev 11 1829; Literary
Gazette 11 July 1829; Quart Rev 75 1844–5.
Memoirs of celebrated female sovereigns. 2 vols 1831, New York 1832
(Harper’s Family Lib), London 1834 (2nd edn), (numerous edns
pbd New York 1836–58), London 1840 (3rd edn), London and New
York 1869, Philadelphia 1870 (as Lives of celebrated female sovereigns
and illustrious women, ed M. E. Hewitt), New York 1900
(Criterion Lib), 1910 (as Memoirs of famous female sovereigns).
reviews: GM 101 1831; NMM 33 1831; Spectator 4 1831; Literary
Gazette 22 Oct 1831; [Jewsbury, J.] Athenaeum 12 Nov 1831.
Characteristics of women, moral, poetical and historical. 2 vols 1832,
New York 1832, Annapolis MD 1833, London 1833 (new edn), 1833
(2nd edn), Philadelphia 1833, London 1836 (3rd edn), New York
1837, London 1846 (4th edn), (numerous edns pbd Boston
1846–1900), New York 1847, 1848, 1850, 1854, London 1858 (new
edn), London and New York 1870, Boston and New York 1885,
London 1889 (Bohn’s Standard Lib), 1893, London and New York
1893, Boston and New York 1898, 1899, 1911, New York 1967, 1971.
As The heroines of Shakespeare, New York 1845, 1848. As
Heroines of history, ed M. E. Hewitt, New York 1852, 1862. As
Shakespeare’s heroines: characteristics of women moral, poetical,
and historical 1879, 1879 (new edn), 1886 (2nd edn), 1889, 1891,
1893, 1897, 1897 (New Lib), 1898, Philadelphia c. 1899, London
Catherine Hutton | Anna Brownell Jameson
1900 with 26 portraits of famous players in character, London
and New York 1901 illustr R. A. Bell (Miranda’s Lib), London 1903
(Bohn’s Standard Lib), 1905 (York Lib), London and New York
1905 illustr R. A. Bell (Miranda’s Lib), New York 1905, London
1908, 1909 (York Lib), 1911 (Bohn’s Standard Lib), 1913 (Bohn’s
Popular Lib), 1916 (Bohn’s Standard Lib), 192–? (Burt’s Home Lib),
1924 (Bohn’s Popular Lib), 1930, New York 1967; tr Ger Leipzig
1834 as Frauenbilder: oden Charakteristik der vorzüglichsten
frauen in Shakspeares dramen, Stuttgart 1840, Stuttgart 1843 as
Shakspeare’s weibliche charakters.
reviews: Monthly Rev 128 1832; NMM 36 1832; Spectator 5 1832;
Literary Gazette 28 July 1832; [Wilson, J.] Blackwood’s Mag 33
1833; Edinburgh Rev 60 1834–5; Spectator 8 1835.
Visits and sketches at home and abroad, with tales and miscellanies
now first collected, and a new edition of The diary of an ennuyée.
(Subsequent edns dropped the diary.) 4 vols 1834, New York 1834,
3 vols London 1835 (2nd edn), Frankfurt 1837 (as Sketches of
Germany: art, literature, character), 2 vols London 1839 (3rd edn).
Numerous edns pbd as Sketches of art, literature and character,
Boston 1857–1911.
reviews: NMM 41 1834; Spectator 7 1834; Athenaeum 28 June, 12
and 26 July 1834; Westminster Rev 22 1835.
Winter studies and summer rambles in Canada. 3 vols 1838, New
York 1839, 184–?, Toronto 1923 (introd by P. A. W. Wallace), ed J. J.
Talman and E. McMurray 1943, 1965 (introd by C. Thomas,
abridged), 1972, 1990 (New Canadian Lib). As Sketches in Canada
and rambles among the redmen, London 1852 (new edn), 1856
(Traveller’s Lib); tr Ger Braunschweig 1839.
reviews: Metropolitan Mag 23 1838; Spectator 11 1838;
Athenaeum 8 and 29 Dec 1838; [Chorley, H.] British and Foreign
Rev 8 1839; GM 11 1839; [Johnstone, C. I.] Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 6
1839; Monthly Rev 148 1839; Westminster Rev 35 1841; Eclectic
Rev 4 1852; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 19 1852.
A handbook to the public galleries of art in and near London, with
catalogues of the pictures, accompanied by critical, historical and
biographical notices, and copious indexes to facilitate reference.
1842, 1845.
reviews: Fraser’s Mag 26 1842; GM 18 1842; Monthly Rev 157
1842; Spectator 15 1842; Athenaeum 12 Feb 1842; Art Union 1 Mar
1842; British & Foreign Quart Rev 14 1843.
Companion to the most celebrated private galleries of art in
London; with a prefatory essay on art, artists, collectors and connoisseurs.
1844.
reviews: Metropolitan Mag 40 1844; Spectator 17 1844;
Athenaeum 27 July, 3 and 10 Aug 1844.
Memoirs of the early Italian painters, and of the progress of painting
in Italy. From Cimabue to Bassano. Serialised in the Penny
Mag Jan 1843–Aug 1845 as Essays on the lives of remarkable
painters. 2 vols 1845, 1858 (new edn), 1859 (new edn), (numerous
edns pbd Boston 1859–98), 1868 (new edn), 1874, 1880 (new edn),
1891 (new edn), Boston and New York 1894, [1911?]. Rev and in part
rewritten by E. M. Hurll, Boston c. 1895, 1896, 1899; tr Fr Paris
1862 as La peinture et les peintres Italien.
reviews: Westminster Rev 44 1845; [Darley, G.] Athenaeum 16
Aug 1845; North Amer Rev 87 1858; Saturday Rev 5 1858; Illus
London News 10 Apr 1858; Art Jnl 22 1860; GM 8 1860.
Memoirs and essays illustrative of art, literature and social morals.
1846, New York 1846, London 1860 (new edn) (Bentley’s Family
ser), (numerous edns pbd as Studies, stories and memoirs, Boston
1859–93), Boston and New York 1911.
reviews: [Fuller, M.] New York Tribune 1846 (rptd in Woman in
the nineteenth century, and kindred papers 1874); Spectator 19
1846 and 33 1860; [Chorley, H.] Athenaeum 27 June 1846.
The relative position of mothers and governesses. 1848 (2nd edn).
[Essay rptd from Memoirs and essays for the benefit of the
Asylum for Aged Governesses.]
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