Bath, Art and Architecture

Friday, 16 February 2018

The Portraits of John Locke by and After Kneller

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The Portraits of John Locke.   by and after Godfrey Kneller (d. 1723). This post forms part of a much wider study into the port...
Thursday, 15 February 2018

John Locke in Relief

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John Locke in Relief. The Medallions. ___________________ This post is part of a much wider study into the portrait sculptur...
Tuesday, 13 February 2018

Bust of John Locke by John van Nost I

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The Lead Bust of John Locke.   attributed to John van Nost I (- 1710 Height 73.7 cms at the Yale Centre for British Art, Pa...
Monday, 12 February 2018

Bust of John Locke by Peter Scheemakers

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The Busts of John Locke By and After Peter Scheemakers (1691 - 1781). John Locke. By or after Peter Scheemakers. Marble Bus...

A Bronze bust of John Locke.

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A Bronze Bust of John Locke. and some further examples of Mid 18th Century Bronze busts for comparison. Perhaps an 18th Century bronz...
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