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Gilbert Scott's 'Bold and Beautiful Experiment', Part II: The Tomb of Charlotte, Lady Canning
01/2000 | 1162 | 142
Pages: 20-28
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Author:
Trumble, Angus (Trumble, Angus)
Subjects
dates:
1800-1899
places:
England
subjects:
British sculpture / Sepulchral monuments / Funerary art / Documents
subjects:
Canning, Charlotte, Countess Canning, 1817–1861
Illustrations
Attributed works:
34. View of the Wrought Iron Enclosure Surrounding Gilbert Scott's Tomb of Lady Canning at Barrackpore. Silver Albumen Photograph, by John Edward Saché. c.1865. (Alkazi Collection of Photography, London.)
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35. View in South Park Street Cemetery, Calcutta. Early 1850s. Hand-Coloured Salt Print Photograph, by Frederick Fiebig. (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London).
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36. 'Lady Canning's Grave, Barrackpore, 1861'. Silver Albumen Photograph, by John Edward Saché, c.1861. Lady Bayley's Inscription Reads: 'The Grave Remained in This State, Covered Daily with Beautiful Flowers Till the Marble Tomb Arrived from England.' (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London).
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37. The Old Menagerie at Barrackpore, Lithograph after Charles d'Oyly. c.1820. 19.2 by 28.4 cm. (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London).
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38. 'Sketch Made for Earl Canning of a Monument for Lady C.', by Colonel Henry Yule. Pen and Ink with White Highlights on Light Brown Paper (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London).
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40. The Tomb of Lady Canning at Barrackpore (Front), by Gilbert Scott and John Birnie Philip. Silver Albumen Photograph by John Edward Saché. c.1865. (Alkazi Collection of Photography, London).
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41. The Tomb of Lady Canning at Barrackpore (Back), by Gilbert Scott and John Birnie Philip. Silver Albumen Photograph by John Edward Saché. c.1865. (Alkazi Collection of Photography, London).
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42. 'Shed Erected to Preserve the Marble Tomb [Of Lady Canning at Barrackpore] during the Rainy Season'. Silver Albumen Photograph, by John Edward Saché. c.1869. (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London.)
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43. The Taj Mahal: Tomb of Noor Jehan, Built by Shah Jehan, by Charlotte Canning. c.1859. Water-Colour on Paper, 31.6 by 45.3 cm. (Reproduced by Permission of the Earl and Countess of Harewood, and the Trustees of Harewood House, Leeds).
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44. View of Lady Canning's Monument in the North Portico of St John's Church, Calcutta, Showing Its Present Dilapidated State. Photograph: John Falconer.
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45. Monument to the Late Earl of Elgin, Calcutta, by Gilbert Scott and John Birnie Philip. 1868. Engraving by John Mayhew Williams from the Builder, No.1349, Vol.26 [12th December 1868], p.913. (State Library of Victoria, Melbourne).
Western art unattributed:
39. 'Plan of the Monument over Lady Canning's Grave', by an Unknown Draughtsman. c.1865. In Emily Bayley's 'Lady Canning's Memorial Album' (Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library, London).
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Gilbert Scott's 'Bold and Beautiful Experiment', Part I: The Tomb of Sir Charles Hotham in Melbourne
12/1999 | 1161 | 141
Pages: 739-748
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Author:
Trumble, Angus (Trumble, Angus)
Subjects
artists:
Scott, George Gilbert, Sr, 1811-1878
dates:
1800-1899
places:
Australia / Melbourne
subjects:
British sculpture / Sepulchral monuments
Illustrations
Attributed works:
36. The Hotham Monument in the Melbourne General Cemetery, Designed by George Gilbert Scott, Carved by John Birnie Philip. 1857-58. Red Granite, Portland Stone, Grey Granite and Wrought Iron, 13.2 m. High. (Photograph: Robert Colvin).
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37. Detail of the Hotham Monument, Showing the Tabernacle. (Photograph: Robert Colvin).
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38. Detail of the Hotham Monument, Showing the Base and Sarcophagus. (Photograph: Robert Colvin).
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40. The Martyrs' Memorial, Oxford, Designed by George Gilbert Scott, Carved by Henry Weekes. 1841-43. Limestone and Bath Stone, 19 m. High.
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42. Tomb of Cansignorio della Scala, by Bonino da Campione and Workshop, before 1375. (S. Maria Antica, Verona).
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43. Tomb of Cansignorio, Verona, by John Ruskin, c. 1851. Water-Colour, 34.9 by 51.9 cm. (Ashmolean Museum, Oxford).
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44. The Tomb of the Scaligers at Verona. Engraving by J. and G. P. Nicholls, after Samuel Prout (From the Art-Journal, [1857], p.338).
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45. 'The Right Man for the Right Place', Satirical Cartoon Engraved by Frederick Grosse, after 'Quiz', Probably the Architect John Gill (From Melbourne Punch, I [1855], p.5).
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46. Sir Charles Hotham's Monument in New Cemetery, Melbourne, Engraving by Arthur Willmore Possibly after Nicholas Chevalier (From Victoria Illustrated, Second Series, Melbourne [1861], pl.20).
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47. Sir Charles Hotham's Monument, Silver Albumen Photograph by Charles Nettleton. c.1864. (La Trobe Picture Collection H 871, State Library of Victoria, Melbourne.)
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49. The Westminster Column, Engraving by L. F. W. Jewitt after J. D. Wyatt (From the Ecclesiologist, No.128, Vol.19 [October 1858], Facing p.318.
Western art unattributed:
39. Tomb of Elizabeth, Lady Barkly, in the Melbourne General Cemetery. 1857. Sandstone, 89 by 280 by 85 cm.
Western art unattributed:
48. The Tomb of Burke and Wills, Melbourne, Australia, Anonymous Engraving (From the Builder, XXI [15th August 1863], p.584).