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The Construction of Roubiliac's Shelburne and Argyll Models

12/1990 | 1053 | 132

Pages: 845+849-850

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Author:

Galvin, Carol (Galvin, Carol)

Subjects

artists:

Roubiliac, Louis François

dates:

1700-1799

patrons:

Petty, Henry, First Earl of Shelburne, 1675-1751

patrons:

Dukes of Argyll

places:

England

subjects:

French sculpture / Models (representations) / Terracottas

Illustrations

Attributed works:

23. Model for a Monument to Henry Petty, Earl of Shelburne, by Louis François Roubiliac. Probably 1751. Terracotta, 71 by 64 by 21 cm. (Royal Museum of Scotland).

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25. Model for the Monument to the Duke of Argyll, by Louis François Roubiliac. Terracotta, 49 by 88.9 by 49 by 18.5 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

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26. Diagram of the Argyll Model Showing the Slab Construction Used to Assemble the Architectural Elements.

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27. Diagram of the Argyll Model with the Premodelled Figures of Eloquence and Pallas Added to the Architectural Structure.

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28. Diagram of the Argyll Model. The Extent of the Original Damage Is Shown Together with the Positions of the Metal Ties and the Small Apertures Revealed by X-Radiograph.

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29. Diagram of the Shelburne Model Showing the Extent of Original Firing Damage and Later Loss Together with the Positions of the Rebates Which Held the Metal Ties.

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Pietro Torrigiano's Portrait Bust of King Henry VII

12/1988 | 1029 | 130

Pages: 892-902

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Author:

Galvin, Carol (Galvin, Carol)

Author:

Lindley, Phillip (Lindley, Phillip)

Subjects

artists:

Torrigiano, Pietro

dates:

1500-1519

museums and institutions:

Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain

places:

England / Italy / London

subjects:

Italian sculpture / Effigies

subjects:

Henry VII, King of England, 1457-1509

subjects:

Conservation / Technical analysis

Illustrations

Attributed works:

12. Funeral Effigy Head of Henry VII (Left), and Henry VII Bust by Pietro Torrigiano.

Attributed works:

14. Reference Points Common to Both Bust and Effigy Head, on Which the Measurement Survey Was Based.

Attributed works:

2. Henry VII, by Michiel Sittow. 1505. Panel, 42.5 by 30.5 cm. (National Portrait Gallery, London).

Attributed works:

3. Henry VII, by Pietro Torrigiano. c.1509-11. Terracotta, 60.5 by 68 by 35 cm. (Victoria & Albert Museum, London).

Attributed works:

4. Henry VIII, by Pietro Torrigiano. Terracotta, 62.2 by 78.7 by 35.9 cm. (Metropolitan Museum, New York).

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5. Bishop John Fisher, by Pietro Torrigiano. Terracotta, 61.1 by 65.1 by 33.7 cm. (Metropolitan Museum, New York).

Attributed works:

6. Broken Fragments of Henry VII by Torrigiano, with Sculptor's Rifflers and Mutton Bones Found Inside.

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8. Internal View of the Bust of Henry VII, Showing the Dragmarks Left by the Sculptor's Fingers.

Attributed works:

9. Funeral Effigy of Henry VII after War-Time Damage. (Photograph by Courtesy of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster).

Western art unattributed:

10. X-Ray of Funeral Effigy of Henry VII.

Western art unattributed:

11. X-Ray from Top of Funeral Effigy Head of Henry VII.

Western art unattributed:

13. Effigy Head of Henry VII before Conservation and Restoration. (Photograph by Courtesy of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster).

Western art unattributed:

7. Funeral Effigy of Henry VII, as Photographed for W. H. St-J. Hope. (Taken from Archaeologia 1907).

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