Bath, Art and Architecture

Tuesday, 30 June 2015

The so called Handel Life Mask

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Photographic Comparisons of the so called Life Mask with other versions of the Plaster Busts of Handel and some notes pertaining. This b...
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Sunday, 28 June 2015

Plaster Cast of the Head from the Handel Monument in Westminster Abbey and the Modellos for the Monument.

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The Plaster cast of the head of Handel from the Monument by Roubiliac in Westminster Abbey. Cast by D. Brucciani. Mid - late 19th C...

Vauxhall Statue of Handel and the Sotheby Bust.

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Vauxhall Statue at the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Sotheby's bust of Handel for Comparison.

Comparison Photographs of the Gloucester Cathedral Plaster and the Sotheby's Marble busts of Handel.

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  Comparison Photographs of the Gloucester Cathedral Plaster and the Sotheby's Marble busts of Handel. Also illustrated: The Grimstho...

Comparison Photographs of the Sotheby's Marble and the Grimsthorpe Terracotta Busts of Handel by Louis Francois Roubiliac.

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Photographs of the Sotheby's Marble Bust and the Grimsthorpe Castle Terracotta Busts of Handel. All by Roubiliac - Illustrated her...
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Saturday, 27 June 2015

The Royal Collection Handel Bust compared with the other versions.

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The Royal Collection Marble bust of Handel and its Variations. by Louis Francois Roubiliac. The Foundling Museum Plaster, The ...

The Grimsthorpe Terracotta bust of Handel.

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Updated 9 September 2024 with the image from the Grimsthorpe website. The Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, Terracotta Bust of Handel.  by ...
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