Impressions and opinions
By: by George Moore
Publisher: C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1891
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 346
Notes: Mainly reprinted from Fortnightly, Univesal review, Magazine of art and St. James's gazette.

Rare Book copy 1: Eugene Field's copy with his signature on the front fly-leaf and "Chicago, 1892."
Table of contents: title: Balzac.; title: Turgueneff.; title: A great poet.; title: Two unknown poets (Verlaine, Rimbault); title: 'Le rêve.'; title: Le revers d'un grand homme.; title: An actress of the eighteenth century.; title: Mummer-worship.; title: Our dramatists and their literature.; title: Note on 'Ghosts.'; title: Théâtre libre.; title: On the necessity of an English Théâtre libre.; title: Meissonier and the salon Julian.; title: Art for the villa.; title: Degas.; title: The new pictures in the National gallery.