Sculpture in Britain, 1530-1830

by Margaret Dickens Whinney

Series: The Pelican History of Art

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This comprehensive survey of sculpture in Britain from the Reformation to the accession of Queen Victoria aims to shed light on English taste in the period. It examines the family tomb and the portrait bust, the forms of sculpture most favoured in Britain at that time.

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Gerard Johnson the elder

John Francis Moore (sculptor)

Prince Hoare (elder)

Statue of George III, Somerset House

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This comprehensive survey of sculpture in Britain from the Reformation to the accession of Queen Victoria aims to shed light on English taste in the period. It examines the family tomb and the portrait bust, the forms of sculpture most favoured in Britain at that time.

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