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Mary Berenson and The Guide to the Italian Pictures at Hampton Court

The Guide to the Italian Pictures at Hampton Court is the first book published in 1894 by Mary Berenson under the pseudonym of Mary Logan. In the same year Bernard Berenson published The Venetian Painters of the Renaissance, his first important contribution to connoisseurship. This article aims to demonstrate that the two works, as well as other writings of the same period, were the result of a collaboration between the two art historians, testified by letters, diaries, and annotations kept in the Berenson Papers held at I Tatti, Florence.