10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOLLEKENS»
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Nollekens and His Times: Comprehending a Life of that ...
Friends of Mrs. Nollekens. . portraits. N month's house in Soho. Marylebone basin
and gardens, and Cockney-ladle. Fruit-gardens in Gower-street. Commencement
of my own acquaintance with N ollekens. His Hudson's sale of Prints, and ...
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Nollekens and His Times
Subtitle: Comprehending a Life of That Celebrated Sculptor; and Memoirs of Several Contemporary Artists, From the Time of Roubiliac, Hogarth, and Reynolds, to That of Fuseli, Flaxman, and Blake Publisher: H. Colburn Publication date: 1829 ...
John Thomas Smith, General Books, 2009
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The Museum of Foreign Literature and Science
Whenever Nollekens 'was asked, in the presence of his wife, if he had any family,
she would answer, pointing to his figures, ' A very treat family, Sir; all these are Mr
. Nolle- ons's children ; and as they behave so well, and never make a noise, ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
Nollekens,. Esq. R.A.. [[June,. 1SS3.1 Obituary.— Sir I. Campbell.-G. Edwards,
Esq.-J. Kemp, Esq. 569. •tate of sporting in that country. In hit publications he was
materially assisted by the Rev. Mr. Marlyn. Under the Colonel's name appeared ...
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Nollekens and His Times, and Memoirs of Contemporary Artists ...
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The Annual Biography and Obituary
No. IX. JOSEPH NOLLEKENS, Esq., R.A. The late Mr. Nollekens' life was of such
a nature, that if adequate materials for drawing it up could he found, it would no
doubt present many amusing, and some not unsalutary details. He was any thing
...
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The Annual Biography and Obituary for the Year ...
176 No. IX. JOSEPH NOLLEKENS, Esg., R.A. The late Mr. Nollekens' life was of
such a nature, that if adequate materials for drawing it up could be found, it would
no doubt present many amusing, and -some not unsalutary details. He was any ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Nollekens, Esq. it. A. [\June, tS^S-l Obituary.— Sirl. Camphell.-G. Edwards, Esq.-J
. Kemp, Esq. 569. state of sporting in that country. In his publications he was
materially assisted by the Rev. Mr. Martyn. Under the Colonel's name appeared :
" A ...
WILTON, BANKS, NOLLEKENS 171 While these foreigners became English only
by adoption, many native statuaries were producing creditable work. Among
these men was Robert Taylor, to whom the elder Dance entrusted the design of
the ...
Albert Edward Richardson, 2008
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Fashioning Faces: The Portraitive Mode in British Romanticism
... that is a human icon of the cultural moment with its characterizing structures of
feeling. In Joseph Nollekens with his bust of Laurence Sterne, by John Francis
Rigaud (1772; Figure 2.6), there is a different but no less representative scene of
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NOLLEKENS»
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Marble-mania: when England became a spiritual heir to the ancients
She necessarily ranges from homegrown talents such as Nollekens, who blended ancient and modern by carving a trio of goddesses to ... «Spectator.co.uk, Nov 14»
The age of the starving artist
J.T. Smith's life of Joseph Nollekens, who lived in miserly penury and left £200,000, is full of rather embittered anecdotes, but one very telling ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jul 14»
Fame and Friendship: Pope, Roubiliac and the Portrait Bust, review …
... work of Peter Scheemakers is indistinguishable from that of John Rysbrack and both look a lot like Joseph Nollekens, who was their junior by ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Historic manor house 'belongs to Aylesbury'
Ardenham House was built by renowned sculptor Joseph Nollekens in the late 18th century as a home for his sister-in-law. Later on the house ... «Bucks Herald, Jun 14»
Death masks tell the truth – warts and all
Joseph Nollekens, the popular 18th-century English sculptor, was so keen on them that he got a reputation for rushing round to the home of the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
Alan Titchmarsh: why not bring back the family bust?
Sculptors like Turnerelli and Joseph Nollekens, William Nicholl and John Rysbrack created works of breathtaking beauty, and when their ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 13»
Rex Needle: The strange tale of Sir Henry's disturbing night in the …
... church at Greatford, the work of Joseph Nollekens (1737-1823), the noted sculptor who was also a founder member of the Royal Academy. «Bourne Local, Mar 13»
'The Missing Ink,' by Philip Hensher
One of the British Museum's first keepers, he spent most of his life sucking up to the notoriously miserly sculptor Nollekens the Younger in the ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Dec 12»
St Giles Rookery revisited
This was the same Rat's Castle where the inhabitants threatened to skin the dog of sculptor Joseph Nollekens (1737-1823 who lived at 44 ... «Fitzrovia News, Jun 11»
When did the toga go out of fashion?
... and when modern, living people were represented, in portraits statues, wearing Roman dress -- like Pitt the Younger by Nollekens, above. «Times Online, Feb 11»
