Sculpture in Britain 1530 to 1830.

Contiene: Part one: The sixteenth century (1: Introduction -- 2: Renaissance influence from Italy and France -- 3: The Netherlandish refuges) -- Part two: The earlier seventeenth century (4: Nicholas Stone and his contemporaries -- 5: Sculpture at the court of Charles I) -- Part three: Restoration sculpture and the b aroque 1660-1714 (6: Introduction -The berninesque echo in the work of John Bushnell - Edward Pierce -- 7: The influence of the netherlands -- 8: The Mason-sculptors) -- Part four: The antique, the baroque, and the rococo 1714-1760 (9: Introduction -- 10: Francis Bird -- 11: The first foreign immigrants -- 12: Michael Rysbrack -- 13: Peter Scheemakers and Laurent Delvaux -- 14: Henry Scheemakers and Henry Cheere -- 15: Louis FrançoisRoubiliac -- 16: The later works of Rysbrack, Scheemakers, and Cheers -- 17: The impact of the foreing sculptors) -- Part five: The first royal academicians (18: Introduction - Joseph Wilton -- Agostino Carlini and William Tyler - some contemporary sculptors) -- Part six: Neo-classicism (19: Introduction -- 20: Joseph Nollekens -- 21: John Bacon and some contemporaries -- 22: thomas Banks -- 23: John Flaxman) -- Part seven: The early nineteenth century (24: Introduction -- 25: Sir Richard Westmacott -- 26: Sir Francis Chantrey)