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C2. ARTISTS: DESIGNERS, SCULPTORS AND CRAFTSMEN

Full references to sculptors are given in Rupert Gunnis, Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660–1851, 1953 (rev. edn 1968); more recent published is included in the bibliography in M. Whinney, rev. J. Physick, in Britain: 1530–1830, Pelican History of Art, 1988. Also see A. White’s Ph.D. thesis ‘Church Monuments in Britain 1560– 1660’, 1992. Information on stained can be in Journal of the British Society of Master Glass Painters (from 1983 the Journal of ).

ADAMS, Robert (1917-84) Grieve, A. 1992 The Sculpture of Robert Adams

ARMITAGE, Joseph (1880–1945) Armitage, E. 1982 Joseph Armitage, craftsman, 1880–1945, Thirties Society Journal 3, 25–30

ARMITAGE, Kenneth (1916-) Woollcombe, T. 1997 Kenneth Armitage, life and

AYRES, Arthur J.J. (1902–85) 1986 An Architectural Sculptor, Arthur J.J. Ayres (pamphlet from exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, )

BACON, John, the elder (1740–99, sculptor) Cox-Johnson, A. 1961 John Bacon, St Marylebone Publications 4

BAKEWELL, Robert (d.1755) Edwards, I. 1962 A great gatesmith reassessed, Country Life 132 (27 September), 716–7

BANKS, Thomas (1735–1805) Bryant, J. 1985 The church memorials of Thomas Banks, Church Monuments Journal 1, part 1, 49–64

BAYES, Gilbert (1872-1953) Irvine, L., & Atterbury, P. 1998 Gilbert Bayes

Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 1 BELL, John (1812-1895) Barnes, Richard 1999 John Bell: the sculptor’s life and work

BIRD, Francis (1667–1731) Rendel, R. 1976 , 1667–1731, sculptor, Recusant History 2, no. 4, 206 BOEHM, Joseph Edgar (1834–90) Stocker, M. 1988 The Church Monuments of , Church Monuments 3, 61–75 Stocker, M. 1988 Royalist and Realist. ‘The Life of Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm’, Ph.D. thesis, University of Hull

BRANGWYN, Sir Frank (1867–1956) Brangwyn, R. 1978, 2nd ed. 1980 Brangwyn Furst, H. 1924 The Decorative Art of Frank Brangwyn Galloway, V 1962 The Oils and Murals of Sir Frank Brangwyn , L. 2002 Brangwyn and the Japanese connection Decorative Arts Society Journal 26, 72-83 Macer-Wright, P. 1940 Brangwyn: A Study of Genius at Close Quarters Sparrow, W.S. 1910 Frank Brangwyn and His Work

BRIDGEMAN, Charles (d.1738) Willis, P. 1977, 2nd ed. 2002 Charles Bridgeman and the English Landscape Garden

BROMSGROVE GUILD (working 1898-1966) Watt, Q. (ed). 1999 The Bromsgrove Guild: an illustrated history

BURNE-JONES, Sir Edward (1833–98) See also DB2; O’Connor, D. Sir Edward Burne-Jones (catalogue of exhibition at the 1967 Library, London), M. Bell, M. 1893, 2nd ed. Edward Burne-Jones: a record and review 2 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen

BUSHNELL, John (d.1701) Esdaile, K.A. 1927 John Bushnell, Walpole Society 15 Esdaile, K.A. 1933 Additional notes on John Bushnell, Walpole Society 21

CARR, Eric (d.1991) Richardson, A.F. 1992 Eric Carr, Artist and Sculptor of

CARTER, Benjamin (d.1766) and Thomas (d.1795) Gunnis, R. 1958 The Carters, Georgian sculptors, Architectural Review 123 (May), 334

CHANTREY, Sir Francis (1781–1841) Dunkerley, S. 1995 Francis Chantrey, Sculptor Lieberman, I.D. 1990 Sir Francis Chantrey’s Early Monuments to Children, and Neoclassical Sensibilities, Church Monuments 5, 70–80 Potts, A. 1981 Chantrey as the national sculptor of early-nineteenth- century , Oxford Art Journal 4, 17 Potts, A. 1981 Sir Francis Chantrey, 1781–1841 (exhibition catalogue) Yarrington, A., Lieberman, I., Potts, A., and Baker, M. 1991 An Edition of the Ledger of Sir Francis Chantrey, R.A., at the Royal Academy 1809–41, Walpole Society 56

CHEERE, Sir Henry (1703–81) and John (1709–87) Baker, M. 1986 Sir and the response to the Rococo in English sculpture, The Rococo in England (Georgian Group symposium, 1984, ed. C. Hind), 143–60 Friedman, T., and Clifford, T. 1974 The Man at Hyde Park Corner. Sculpture by John Cheere, 1709–1787 (exhibition catalogue, Temple Newsam, Leeds, and at Hill House, Twickenham) Webb, M.I. 1958 Henry Cheere, sculptor and businessman, and John Cheere, Burlington Magazine 100, 232–40 and 274–9

CIBBER, Caius Gabriel (1630–1700) Faber, H. 1926 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 3 Caius Gabriel Cibber 1630–1700: life and work Manners, Lady V. 1930 Garden sculpture by Caius Gabriel Cibber, Country Life 68 (27 September), 382

CLAYTON, J.R. (1827–1913), and BELL, Alfred (1848–1895) , J.B.Soc.M.G.Ptrs. 4, 142–5 1932 Galiki, M. 1987 Clayton and Bell, Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass: the work of five London studios 1855–1910 (English Heritage), 7–12 Larkworthy, P. 1984 Clayton and Bell, stained glass artists and decorators (Ecclesiological Society)

COADE, Eleanor (firm active 1769–1820), see also F7 Kelly, A. 1990 Mrs Coade’s Stone

COX, Stephen Bann, S. 1995 The Sculpture of Stephen Cox

CRACE, family Aldrich, M., ed. 1990 The Craces: Royal Decorators 1768–1899

CRANE, Walter (1845-1915) Smith, G., and Hyde, S., eds. 1989 : Artist, Designer & Socialist (catalogue of an exhibition at the Whitworth Art Gallery, )

DAY, Lewis Foreman (1845–1910) Ross, D. 1929 Lewis Foreman Day, designer and writer on stained glass, J.B.Soc.M.G.Ptrs. 3, 5–8

DOBSON, Frank (1886-1963) Jason, N, and Thompson-Pharoah, L. 1994 The Sculpture of Frank Dobson

DORN, Marion (1896–1964) Boydell, C. 1996 The Architect of Floors: modernism, art and Marion Dorn designs

EARP, Thomas (1828–93) Mitchell, A. 1990 4 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen Thomas Earp, Master of Stone Mitchell, A. and Mitchell, O. 2002 Thomas Earp: eminent Victorian sculptor

EPSTEIN, Sir Jacob (1880–1959) Silbeck, E. 1986 The Sculpture of Epstein 1940, 2nd ed. 1962 An Autobiography

EVESHAM, Epiphanius (1570–after 1633) Esdaile, E. 1981 A most exquisite ‘artist’, the work of Epiphanius Evesham, Country Life 169 (11 June), 1690

FARMER, William (1823–79), and BRINDLEY, William (1832–1919) Hardy, E. 1993 Farmer and Brindley: Craftsman Sculptors 1850–1930, Victorian Society Annual

FLAXMAN, John (1755–1826) Bindman, D., ed. 1979 (catalogue of exhibition at the Royal Academy, London) Bindman, D. ed. 2003 John Flaxman 1755-1826: master of the purest line Irwin, D. 1979 John Flaxman, 1755–1826, sculptor, illustrator, designer Symmons, S. 1975 The Spirit of Despair: patronage, primitivism and the art of John Flaxman, Burlington Magazine 117, 644–50 Webster, M. 1980 A poet and his protégé sculptor, Country Life 168 (4 September), 774–7 Whinney, M.D., and Gunnis, R. 1967 The Collection of Models by John Flaxman R.A. at University College, London

FLEMING, Ronald (1896–1968) Powers, A. 1995 Ronald Fleming and Vogue Regency, Decorative Arts Society Review 19, 51-8

FLOWER, Barnard (active c.1500–17) Oswald, A. 1952 Barnard Flower, the King’s , J.B.Soc.M.G. Ptrs.11, 8–21

Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 5 FORSYTH, Moira (1905–87) Mole, S. 1986–7 , Journal of Stained Glass 18 (2), 215–20

FOWLER, John, see D6, Cornforth 1985

FRAMPTON, Edward (1850–1929) Wilkinson, A. 1953 Edward Frampton, 1850–1929, master glass-painter, J.B.Soc.M.G.Ptrs. 11, 70–1

FRAMPTON, Sir George (1860–79) Jezzard, A. 1996 ‘An all round craftsman’ – George Frampton’s Church Monuments, Church Monuments 11, 61–70

GEDDES, Wilhelmina (1887–1955) Gordon-Bowe, N. 1988 1887–1955 Her Life and Work – A Reappraisal, J.B.Soc.M.G.Ptrs. 18 (3), 275–301

GIBBONS, Grinling (1648–1721) Beard, G. 1989 The Work of Grinling Gibbons Esterley, D. 1998 Grinling Gibbons and the Art of Carving Green, D. 1964 Grinling Gibbons: his work as carver and statuary Stewart, J.D. 1963 Some unrecorded Gibbons monuments, Burlington Magazine 105, 125–6 Tipping, A.H. 1914 Grinling Gibbons and the Woodwork of His Age

GIBSON, JOHN (1790-1866) Matthews, T. 1911 The Biography of R.A.

GILBERT, Sir Alfred (1854–1934) Dorment, R. 1986 Sir Alfred Gilbert Dorment, R. 1986 Alfred Gilbert: sculptor and (catalogue of exhibition at the Royal Academy, London)

GILL, Eric (1882–1940) 6 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen Gill, E.R. 1964 Inscriptional Work of Eric Gill: an inventory McCarthy, F. 1989 Eric Gill Peace, D. 1994 Eric Gill: The Inscriptions, a descriptive catalogue

GUELFI, G.B. (1714–34) Webb, M.I. 1955 Giovanni Battista Guelfi, Burlington Magazine 97, 139–45 and 260

HEATON, Clement (1824–82), BUTLER, James (1830–1913), and BAYNE, Robert (1837–1915) Galiki, M. 1987 Heaton, Butler and Bayne, Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass: the work of five London studios 1855–1910 (English Heritage), 13–16

HOLIDAY, Henry George (1839–1927) Baldrey, A.L. 1930 , Walker’s Quarterly Holiday, H. 1914 Reminiscence of My Life London Borough of Waltham Forest 1989 Henry Holiday 1839–1927 (catalogue of exhibition at the Gallery, London)

HUMPHREYS, H.N. (1810–79) Leathlean, H. 1995 From Gardenesque to Home Landscape: The Garden Journalism of Henry Noel Humphreys, Garden History 23, no. 2, 175–91

JAMES, Robert – 8th Baron Petre (1713–43) Chambers, D. 1991 with Living : Lord Petre, Garden History 19 (2), 60–76

JEKYLL, Gertrude (1843–1932) Brown, J. 1982 Gardens of a Golden Afternoon Hinge, D. 1982 Gertrude Jekyll: 1843–1932. A bibliography of her writings, Journal of Garden History 2, 285–99 Jekyll, F. 1934 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 7 Gertrude Jekyll: a memoir Tooley, M., and Alexander, P. 1996 Essays on the Life of a Working Amateur

JELLICOE, Geoffrey (see Architects)

JOHN, William Goscombe (1860–1952) Pearson, F., ed. 1979 Goscombe John at the National of (catalogue of exhibition at the National Museum of Wales)

KAUFFMAN, Angelica (1741–1807) Roworth, W.W., ed. 1992 Angelica Kauffman: A Continental Artist in Georgian England

KEMPE, Charles Eamer (1837–1907) Wheatsheaf, quarterly newsletter of the Kempe society 1983- Stavridi, M. 1988 Master of Stained Glass. 1837–1907 The Kempe Trust 2001 The Corpus of Kempe Stained Glass in the UK and Ireland

KENNINGTON, Eric (1888-1960) Black, J. 2002 The Sculpture of Eric Kennington

KERSHAW, Thomas (1819–98) Jervis, S. 1986 Prince of grainers and marblers, Country Life 179 (10 April), 939–41

KINDERSLEY, (1915-95) and workshop Kindersley, D., and Cardoso, L.L. 1981, revised ed. 1990 Letters Slate Cut Lloyd-Jones, E., and Cardoso, L.L. 1999 Letters for the Millennium

LAKENHAM, Henry (active late C14) Blair, J. 1980 Henry Lakenham, marbler of London, and a tomb contract of 1376, Antiquaries Journal 60, 66–74

LAMBERT, Maurice (1901-64) Nicholson, V., and Panourgias, K. 2002 The Sculpture of Maurice Lambert

8 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen LAVERS, Nathaniel (1828–1911), BARRAUD, Francis (1824–1900), and WESTLAKE, Nathaniel (1833–1921) See also DB2; Harrison, M. Galiki, M. 1987 Lavers, Barraud and Westlake, Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass: the work of five London studios 1855–1910 (English Heritage), 21–3

LEIGHTON, Frederick, Lord (1830–96) Jones, S. 1996 Frederick, Lord Leighton (ex.cat R.A) Ormond, R. 1996 Leighton & Mural Painting, Apollo (February), 50–5

LOUDON, J.C. (1783–1843) Gloag, J. 1970 Mr Loudon’s England: the life and work of John Claudius Loudon and his influence on architecture and furniture design Macdougall, E.B., ed. 1980 John Claudius Loudon and the early ninetenth-century in Great Britain, Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium on the History of Landscape Architecture 6 Simo, M.L. 1988 Loudon and the Landscape: From Country Seat to Metropolis 1783–1843

LOUGH, J.G. (1798–1876) Lough, J., and Merson, E. 1987 John Graham Lough, a Northumbrian Sculptor

MAWSON, T.H., see C1

MEADOWS, Bernard (1915-) Bowness, A. 1995 The Sculpture of Bernard Meadows

MOORE, HENRY (1896-1986) Sylvester, D., and Bowness, A. (eds) 1965-1997 Henry Moore, complete sculpture (6 vols)

MOORE, Robert (1711–1783) Lane, J. 1984 Emerging from the shadows, Country Life 175 (28 June), 1912–14

MORRIS, William (1834–96), see also D2b and D6 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 9 Cullinan, E. 1984 The Morris , Architectural Review 175 (March), 64–5 Galiki, M. 1987 Morris and Company, Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass: the work of five London studios 1855–1910 (English Heritage), 24–9 Goshawk, B., and Bennett, M. 1955–6 The Stained Glass of the Firm of William Morris, The Ecclesiological Society Transactions 3, part 3, 259–63 Henderson, P. 1967 William Morris Lindsay, J. 1975 William Morris: his life and work McCarthy, F. 1994 William Morris Moore, S. 1985 The Marxist and the oilman, Country Life 178 (14 November), 1494–6 Parry, L. 1996 Art and Kelmscott Parry, L., ed. 1996 William Morris (exhibition catalogue for the Victoria & Albert Museum) Sewter, A.C. 1974–5 The Stained Glass of William Morris and his Circle, 2 vols. Stansky, P. 1983 William Morris Thompson, P.R. 1967, 3rd edn 1991 The Work of William Morris Vance, M. 1984 William Morris 1834–1896: monographs on Arts and (Vance bibliographies) Watkinson, R. 1960 William Morris as a Designer

MYERS, George (1803–75) Spencer-Silver, P. 1993 Pugin’s Builder: The Life and Work of George Myers

NADAULD (active 1699–1710) Murdoch, T. 1988 Carving a brighter niche, Country Life 182 (13 October), 240–2

NEATBY, William James (1860–1910) Barnard, J. 1971 Victorian on the : the work of W.J. Neatby in , The Architect 1 (September), 46–51 Irvine, L. 1979 10 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen Neatby’s work with Doulton, Architectural Review 165 (June), 383–4

NOLLEKENS, Joseph (1737–1823) Baum, R. 1934 : a neo-classic eccentric, Art Bulletin 16, 385–95 Kenworthy-Browne, J. 1979 Establishing a reputation, Country Life 165 (7 June), 1844–8; Genius recognised (14 June), 1930–1

NUTTGENS, Joseph Edward (1892–1982) Nuttgens, P. 1983–4 Seventy years work. The stained glass of Joseph Edward Nuttgens, 1892–1982, Journal of Stained Glass 18, 58–77

PAINE, Edward Raymond (1906–91) Moss, R. 1995 Edward Raymond Paine 1906–91

PARKER, Richard (C16) Bayliss, J. 1990 Richard Parker ‘The Alabasterman’, Church Monuments 5, 39–56.

PARSONS, Karl (1884–1934) London Borough of Waltham Forest 1987 1884–1934 (catalogue of exhibition at the , London)

PEARSON, Eglington Margaret (C18) Petzold, Andreas 2000 Stained Glass in the Age of : the of Eglington Margaret Pearson, British Art Journal 2/I

PECKITT, William 1929 Knowles, J.A. William Peckitt, glass painter, Walpole Society 17

PIERCE, Edward (c.1635–95) Poole, R.L. 1923 Edward Pierce the sculptor, Walpole Society 11, 34–45 Seymour, J. 1952 Edward Pierce: Baroque sculptor of London, Guildhall Miscellany 1, 10–18

PIPPET, J.A. (1841-1903) Covington, W. 2001 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 11 J.A. Pippet and Hardman, Powell & Company, True Principles: the voice of the Pugin Society 2/3 (2001), pp. 11-14

POWELL, James (1774–1840), and SONS, WHITEFRIARS Evans, W., Ross, C., and Werner, A. 1995 Whitefriars Glass: James Powell & Sons of London Galiki, M. 1987 , Whitefriars, Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass: the work of five London studios 1855–1910 (English Heritage), 29–34 Jackson, L., ed. 1996 Whitefriars Glass: The Art of James Powell and Sons

POYNTER, Sir Edward (1836–1919) Brooks, A. 1996 The Stained Glass Designs of Sir , Vic. Soc. Annual, 27–36

PREEDY, Frederick (1820–98) Barnes, G. 1984 Frederick Preedy Kerney, M. 2001 The Stained Glass of Frederick Preedy: a catalogue of designs

REPTON, George Stanley (1786–1858) Temple, N. 1993 George Repton’s Pavilion Notebook: A Catalogue Raisonné

REPTON, Humphry (1752–1818) Carter, G., Goode, P., and Laurie, K. 1982 Humphry Repton Landscape Gardener, 1752–1818 (catalogue of exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) Daniels, S 1999 Humphry Repton: Landscape Gardening and the Geography of Georgian England Dixon-Hunt, J. 1996 Humphry Repton and Garden History, Journal of Garden History 16 (3), 215–24 Harwood, E.S. 1996 Humphry Repton and the Idea of Association, Journal of Garden History 16 (3), 192– 214 Stroud, D. 1962, rev. edn 1975 Humphry Repton

ROUBILIAC, Louis François (c.1705–62) Baker, M. 1984 12 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen Roubiliac and his European background, Apollo 120 (July), 106–13 Baker, M. 1990 Lord Shelburne’s ‘costly fabrick’; Scheemakers, Roubiliac and Taylor as rivals, Burlington Magazine 132, 841–8 Baker, M. 1992 Roubiliac’s Argyle monument and the interpretation of eighteenth century sculptor’s designs, Burlington Magazine 134, 785–97 Bindman, D., and Baker, M. 1996 Roubiliac and the eighteenth-century monument: Sculpture as Theatre Esdaile, K.A. 1928 L.F. Roubiliac Murdoch, T. 1983 Louis François Roubiliac and his Huguenot connections, Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of London 24, 26–45

ROYLEY, Richard and Gabriel (C16) Bayliss, J. 1991 Richard and Gabriel Royley of Burton-Upon-Trent, Tombmakers, Church Monuments 6, 21–41

RYDER, Sophie (1963-) Benington, J. 2001 The Sculpture of Sophie Ryder

RYSBRACK, Michael (1694–1770) Eustace, K., ed. 1982 Michael Rysbrack, sculptor, 1694–1770 (exhibition catalogue) Kenworthy-Browne, J. 1979 Portrait busts by Rysbrack, National Trust Studies 1980, 67–79 Liversidghe, M.J.H. 1990 Two Portrait Medallions by Michael Rysbrack, Burlington Magazine 132, 870–3 Lord, J. 1990 J.M. Rysbrack and a group of East Midlands commissions, Burlington Magazine 132 (December), 866–70 Stewart, J.D. 1978 New light on Michael Rysbrack: Augustan England’s classical Baroque sculptor, Burlington Magazine 120, 215–22 Webb, M.I. 1954 Michael Rysbrack, sculptor

SANDLE, Michael (1936-) McEwen, J. 2002 The Sculpture of Michael Sandle

Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 13 SCHEEMAKERS, Peter (1691–1781) Roscoe, I. 1992 Flemish Sculptors and Adjustments for the English Market: The case of Peter Scheemakers, Church Monuments Journal, 7, 75–84 Webb, M.I. 1957 Chimney-pieces by Scheemakers, Country Life 121 (14 March), 491–3

SHRIGLEY & HUNT, Messrs Sketches of a Few of the Works Executed by Shrigley & Hunt 1880 [Shrigley & Hunt] Notes on Stained Glass (not dated) c. 1900

SOPWITH, Thomas (1803–79) Allwood, R. 1990 Thomas Sopwith of Newcastle 1803–1879, Furniture History 26, 1–9

STEVENS, Alfred (1817–75) Beattie, S. 1975 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: Alfred Stevens Beattie, S. 1975 Alfred Stevens, 1817–75

STONE, Nicholas (1587–1647) Spiers, W.L. 1919 The Note-book and Account Book of Nicholas Stone, Walpole Society 7 White, A. 1986 Artisan : the sculpture of Nicholas Stone and his circle, Inigo Jones and the Spread of Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 49–60

SUMNER, Heywood (1853–1940) Coatts, M., and Lewis, E., eds. 1986 Heywood Sumner, Artist and Archaeologist (catalogue of exhibition at Museum)

SWITZER, Stephen (c.1618–c.69) Brogden, W.A. 1974 Stephen Switzer: le grand manier, Furor Hortensis, ed. P. Willis, 21–30

THORNYCROFT, Hamo (1850–1925) 14 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen Manning, E. 1982 Marble and : the art and life of

TWEED, John (1869-1933) John Tweed: a memoir 1936

UNDERWOOD, Leon (1890-1975) Whitworth, L. 2000 The Sculpture of Leon Underwood

VASCONCELLOS, Josefina de (b. 1904) Lewis, M. 2002 Josefina de Vasconcellos: her life and art

WALTON, George, see C1

WATSON, Musgrave Lewthwaite Lonsdale, Henry 1866 The Life and Works of Musgrave Lewthwaite Watson, Sculptor

WATTS, George Frederick Hutchings, E. 1994, 2nd edn 2000 Discovering the of George Frederick Watts

WESTMACOTT, Sir Richard (1775–1856) Busco, M. 1994 Sir , Sculptor Penny, N.B. 1975 Sculpture of Sir Richard Westmacott, Apollo 102 (August), 120–7

WHEELER, Sir Charles High (autobiography) 1968

WILTON, Joseph (1722–1803) Allen, B. 1983 Joseph Wilton, Francis Hayman and the chimney-pieces from Northumberland House, Burlington Magazine 125, 195–202

WOOLNER, , Amy 1917 Thomas Woolner R.A., Sculptor and Poet: his life in letters

WYATT, Edward (1757–1833), see also C1 Wyatt Family Robinson, J.M. 1979 Carver to the Prince Regent, Country Life 166 (25 October), 1404–6 Artists: Designers, Sculptors & Craftsmen 15