233 pp., with intercalated advertisements for dealers etc. According to the author's preface 'the aim of this work is to assemble, in a single volume, the entire corpus of the British School of Landscape-painters, hitherto dispersed in many sources unobtainable or prohibitively costly even when available.' Wilson is listed on p. 225 in a rhapsodic, highly personal commentary including a summary of the major locations of his works.
