- ^ The correspondence quoted is included in Beckman's book as Letter 32.[2]
- ^ The review cited is from The Spectator.[6]
- ^ As Beckman states, "An important theme throughout The Romance of a Shop is the artist's need to accommodate her or himself to the tastes of those who consume art as a commercial product – without sacrificing all standards of quality."[8]
- ^ Included in Bernstein, pg. 97, from George Saintsbury, "New Novels," The Academy (10 November 1888):301-03 [11]
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