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… the greatest pleasure in showing them to others. It is especially in this that I consider you lucky; there are plenty of collectors, but almost no connoisseurs whose delight in their possessions is as much for others as for themselves’. 11 11 … Tour (London: Harper Collins, 2001), ou encore Sheila Barker, Women Artists in Early Modern Italy: Careers, Fame, and Collectors (London: Harvey Miller Publishers, 2016). 15 . Anna Miller, Letters from Italy, Describing the Manners, … Rome (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2010). Burrows, Toby, and Cynthia Johnston, Collecting the Past: British Collectors and their Collections from the 18th to the 20th centuries ( London: Routledge, 2018). Hanson, Craig Ashley, …

… on the stage. Nevertheless, it retained a sociable function past the performance event, as an object of fascination for collectors and their associates. Objects > Print culture Places > Sports & Leisure Keywords Advertisement Audience … a popular object of collection. Many surviving examples are available to scholars because of the work and dedication of collectors across the centuries like Sarah Sophia Banks (1744-1818), John de Monis Johnson (1882-1956) and Francis … generalist collecting practices that situated the theater as part of associational culture as a whole’ (Russell 255). Collectors of playbills in the eighteenth century, like Sarah Sophia Banks, socialised and traded within interconnected …

… explorers in search of natural history discoveries, then it is equally true that the Orient attracted the interest of collectors resulting in the exotic modes of chinoiserie and turquerie . Concepts > Taste & Manners Keywords Animals … plants notably from the Americas, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and China, which were brought back by plant collectors such as John Ellis (1710-1776), and David Douglas (1799-1834). In particular, Princess Augusta, the Princess … Howard, the Duchess of Queensbury, the second Duchess of Portland, and the Countess of Ilchester are the best known collectors of porcelain and other chinoiserie which were essential to create appropriate settings for the ritual of tea …

… sold. He was an artistic and commercial agent who created a bond between the artists working in Rome and the British art collectors who visited the city. 4 . Byres completed few architectural projects. For an overview of his career as an … his clients and artists lasted well beyond their stay in the Italian peninsula as, on their return to Britain, some art collectors continued to purchase works of art through Byres. Share Partager sur Facebook Partager sur Linkedin Partager …

… Going by the intersecting clusters of friends, visiting the same places of worship, or using the same bookshops and collectors, listed by Bentley ( William Blake in the Desolate Market ), Blake’s works were known, shared, and … lake, who is often perceived as a non-joiner and independent spirit, was valued by his friends, patrons, employers, and collectors. His provocative comments and playful behaviours need to be contextualised as they result from complex social … bad choices. Blake probably would not have left any traces, were it not for his wife, friends, employers, patrons, and collectors. Blake, who was baptized at St. James’s Church in Piccadilly and never belonged to any Church, was buried in …