Bath, Art and Architecture

Friday, 17 January 2014

British Museum Plaster Bust of Alexander Pope by Roubiliac.

A Plaster version of the bust of Alexander Pope by Louis Francois Roubiliac Plaster. British Museum , Barber Type. ...

The Poulett Bust Of Alexander Pope by Roubiliac.

11. The Poulett Bust of Alexander Pope By Louis Francois Roubiliac. Circa 1740 /1. Marble, 19.5 inches, ...

The Saltwood Castle bust of Alexander Pope by Roubiliac

10. Saltwood Castle Bust of Alexander Pope by Louis Francois Roubiliac . Marble , ...

The Windsor Castle Marble Bust of Alexander Pope

9. The Windsor Castle Bust of Alexander Pope. I have not inspected this bust and the photographs available are not good. At first ...

Thursday, 16 January 2014

William Kurtz Wimsatt - The Busts of Alexander Pope

William Kurtz Wimsatt. The Portraits of Alexander Pope. Yale 1965. The starting point for anyone interested in the Iconology ...

The Victoria and Albert Museum Marble Bust of Pope Attributed to Roubiliac.

8. Alexander Pope. The Victoria and Albert Museum Marble Bust. attributed to Louis Francois Roubiliac. Mar...

The Yale Marble Bust of Alexander Pope by Roubiliac

7. The Yale / Rosebery Bust of Alexander Pope by Louis Francois Roubiliac. Marble, 19.2 ins. Eyes cut. Yale Centre for th...

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