The British School of Sculpture, c.1760-1832 (Paperback, 1)

ContentsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsNotes on Contributors 1Jason Edwards, ‘Introduction: Sculpture Victorious, or, The British School, .c1760-1832?’2Sarah Burnage, ‘Introduction: The British School of Sculpture ? A Case Study’.3Joan Coutu, ‘Sculpture and the Forming of National Tastes in the Middle of the Eighteenth Century’. 4Matthew Craske, ‘Extracting the Meaning of a Pile of Pancakes: An Analysis of Nicholas Read’s Monument to Admiral Tyrrel (1766-1770)’. 5Sarah Burnage, ‘“Delighting the Common People”: John Bacon’s Monuments to the Earl of Chatham (1778-1784)’.6Tomas Macsotay, ‘Artistic Labour and Cosmopolitan Sociability: British Sculptors in Accounts from Late Eighteenth-Century Visitors to Rome’.7Roberto Ferrari, ‘Before Rome: John Gibson and the British School of Art’. 8. Martin Myrone: ‘“The Chatterton of Sculpture”: Thomas Procter and the Limits of the British School’.9Eleanor Hughes, ‘Smoke and Marble: Thomas Banks’s Monument to Captain George Blagdon Westcott’.10Jason Edwards, ‘John Charles Felix Rossi’s Cornwallis Monument (1807-1811) and the Colonial Cosmopolitanism of the British School’.11M.G. Sullivan, ‘Cunningham, Chantrey, and the British School of Sculpture’. BibliographyIndex ?