| Volltext: | Index References to illustrations are given in italics. academic specialization, 8,27,169,172-8 Addison, Joseph, 69,74 Aikin, John, 84-5 Aislabie, John, 75 Albrecht V, Duke of Bavaria, 190 Allan, George, 117 amateurism, 3,86-8,95,169,196 antiquarian(s) aesthetics, 4,21-7,84,90-91,169 and art, 15 and narrative, 190-91 and taste, 6,15, 22-7,55-6,89-91 collecting habits of, 84-7,194-5 compared with historians, 4-5,15,27,187 difference between antiquarian and artist, 16,143 draughtsmanship, 97,98,100,105,123-4 Publishing, 3,55-6,117 reading, 116 research, 3,7 empirical, 16,117 fieldwork, 3,20,68 lack of first-hand, 3,117 reliance on non-literary evidence, 15,21,56, 61-3,100,117,124 satires of, 2,3,15,187,130 satirized for their blind admiration for the past, 23-5 impotence, 118-20 Obsession with detail, 7,118-19 pedantry, 119,154 self-perception of, 118 social propriety of 2,21,84-7,118-19,195 antiquarianism and amateurism, 3,86-8,95,169,171,196 and consumerism, 83-92 and gentility, 3,89-92,135-6 and national identity in England, 87,90-92 in Germany, 95,101-2,103,195-6 and patriotism, 1,3,90-92,126-7 and poetry, 26,96,101,141 and politics, 90-91 and preservation, 17-19,20-27,100,105,195-8 and the exotic, 103 and the Spiritual, xx, 101-5 and 'theoretical history', 171 and scientific methods, xx, 4,137,171-7,188-9 as an intellectual pursuit, 24,56,96,169 as entertainment, 56,83-5,115-18,121-5 changing face of, 169 classical, 5,6,21,102 criticisms of, 3, 21,83-6,117-20,169,172 marginalization of, 4,88 misguided conclusions of, 86,118-20,172 popularization of, 3,8,96,117,170 women and, 8,86,135-44 Archaeologia (see under Society of Antiquaries (London)) Archaeological Institute, 172 archaeology, 173 classical, xxii, 95 of modern life, 157-8 architecture Bath, 77 Classical, 170 Gothic, 101,170,171,174,176-7 derision of, 105 German, plundered for Building materials, 101 history of, 172 medieval, 169,171 reconstruction of, 174 origins of, rustic, 170 Palladian, 68 styles of, 176 Arkona, 104 Arndt, Ernst Moritz, 96 Arntner, Maria Therese von, 141 (48n) Aubrey, John, 17,24 (48n), 174 Aufsess, Hans von, xxii, 196-8,202-3 autobiography, 135,138-44 Avebury, 70-77, 80 Ayloffe, Joseph, 1 (4n) Bacon, Francis, 40,120 (22n), 138,173,174 210 INDEX Barbauld, Anna Laetitia, Evenings at Home (1807), 138 (23n) Barbault, Jean, 16 (7n) Bargrave, John, xxi Barrington, Daines, 1 (in) Barry, James, 156 Barthes, Roland, xix, 21,58 (5n), 60 Barthold, Friedrich Wilhelm, Geschischte von Rügen (1839), 103 (32n) Bartoli, Pietro Santi, 17 Bartsch, Adam von, Le Peintre Graveur (1803-21), 151 (i4n) Beche, Henry de la, 185 Benjamin, Walter, 146 (411), 138,140 Blake, William, 149 Boehme, Jakob, 102 book(s) architectural history, 172 as gifts, 121 binding, 116 conduct, 122 (54n and 55n) extra-illustration of, 115-18,120-25 ways of reading, antiquarian, 116,121-5 ways of writing, antiquarian, 135 Borlase, William, 57,63 Antiquities ofCornwall (1754), 63 (i6n) Bovenschen, Sylvia, Die Listen der Mode, 140 (35n) Boydell, John, 117,124 Brachman, Louise, 141 (48n) bricolage, 124,136 Bridgeman, Sarah, Views of Stowe (1739), 72/ 73/ 81 British Museum, 115,122,142 (57n), 152,189 (lon), 181(i9n) Briton, ancient, 59-60,103,65,66 costumes of, 55,60 Britton, John The Beauties of England and Wales (1801-15), 97~®/ 104,111 Londinum lllustratum (1819), 124-5 (68n) Bull, Catherine, 121-5,131 Bull, Elizabeth, 121-6,131 Bull, Richard, 121-6,131,134 volumes extra-illustrated by James Granger, A Biographical History of England, 121 Thomas Pennant, From London to Dover (Museum in Docklands, PLACollection), 121-2,131,134 Thomas Pennant, Some Account of London, 122, 132 Horace Walpole, Royal and Noble Authors, 123 Burton, Robert, The Anatomy ofMelancholy (1621), 2 Butterfield, Herbert, xviii, xix, 15,62,90 cabinets of curiosity, 6 (3on), 137,142 (57n), 189 (9n), 190-91 Camden, William, xviii Britannia (1586), xviii Carter, James, 120 cataloguing, xxii, 155,172-7 Caumont, Arcisse de, 176 Church, Roman Catholic, influence of, 98 Clennell, Luke, Door ofPeterbro Church, 104,112 Clerk, Sir John of Penicuik, 74-5 clubs, and homosocial environment of, 120-21 Coke, Lady Mary, 123 collectors, caricatures of, 187,189 collecting, xx, 85,195 books, 115,116 for the future, 138,197 fragments, 118,120,124,135-6,137-44 national benefits of, 187,195-8 prints, xxi, 97,115,116,121,125,149-59 taxonomy and (see also knowledge, systematiza-tion of), 136,137-8,196 Collinson, Patrick, xviii Combe, William, English Dance ofDeath (1815-16), 2 compilation random nature of antiquarian, 137 textual, xxi-xxii, 136 Compton, Joshua Alwyne, second Marquis of Northampton, 172 conduct boote, 122 (54n and 55n) consumption, 8, 9,35,40,85-7 and novelty, 86,115,121 and the customization of mass-produced com-modities, 115,116,124-5 excessive, 124 gendering of, 121 Conway, General Henry, 77,89 costume contemporary fashions in, 139,140 Jefferys, Thomas, Collection ofthe Dresses of Different Nations (1757 and 1772), 56,59,60 Meyrick, Samuel Rush and Charles Hamilton Smith, The Costumes ofthe Inhabitants ofthe British Islands (1815), 55,57,59 Strutt, Joseph, A Complete View of the Dress and habits ofthe People of England (1796-9), 56; Horda Angel-Cynnan (1774-5), 56,57 Walker, Joseph Cooper, Dress ofthe Ancient and Modern Irish (1788), 56,57 Cowley, Abraham, 69,75 Crabbe, George, The Library (1781), 116 (nn) cromlechs, 89,111 Crowle, John Charles, 115,117,121,129 curiosity (see also cabinets of), xvii-xviii, xx-xxii, 1, 6 (3on), 84,119 (34n), 155 genesis of the term, 188-90 Cuvier, Georges, 172,173 death, 1-2 (lon), 4,16,105 Delamotte, Robert Willis's historical plan of Canterbury Cathedral (1843), 186 Derrida, Jacques, xix, 62-3 (i4n) 'desk' texts, xxi, 134-43 details, antiquarian Obsession with, 7,136-7 Dickens, Charles, The Old Curiosity Shop (1840), xvii-xviii, xx-xxi, xxii, 194 didacticism, xxi, 96,121-2,155 Diderot, Denis and Jean d'Alembert, Encyclopedie (1751-65), 15 (311), Z I dolmen graves, 100,101,103,110 Dorigny, Nicholas, 35 Douce, Francis, 155-9, *^4,266 Droste-Hülshoff, Annette von ,187,194-5 Druids, 73-4,77,89,98 Ducarel, Andrew, 195 Dugdale, William, 17 Dunkeid Cathedral, 100,109 Index 211 Dürer, Albrecht, 170,175,177-9, J94 Youtig Couple Threatened by Death (1498), 153,163 Earle, John, Micro-cosmographie (1628), 2 (nn) Edgeworth, Maria, Practical Education (1798), 122 (55°) engraving(s) (see also prints) and authorship, 157-9 cultural value of, 35-44,124 engravers' marks, on Northern Renaissance prints, 157 history of, 150-59 reproductive, 42-6,98,156 techniques, 42-6,98 Essex, James, 176 (33n) Evans, Joan, A History ofthe Society of Antiquaries (1956), 1 (in) and passim, 6,18,83 (in) Evelyn, John, Sculptura (1662), 44 extra-illustration, xxi, 115,116,121-5 Falconer, William, 'Thoughts on the Style and Taste of Gardening among the Ancients' (1789), 91 (33n) femininity, xxi, 8,120-21,123-4,135-44 Fitzwilliam, Lord, 149 (in), 150 Flaubert, Gustave, 194 Foote, Samuel, The Nabob (1772), 2 (i2n), 120 Foucault, Michel, xix, xxi, 9,22 (38n) Fouque, Caroline de la Motte Der Schreibtisch (1833), 135,138-41 life of, 136 (6n) fragments, xx, 9,58,83,118-19,174 Franck, Bernhard Oliver, 96 Frankl, Paul, The Gothic (i960), 171 Freeman, E. A., TheMethods o/Historical Study (1886), 175(31x1) French Revolution, 140 Friedericianum, 142 (570) Friedrich, Caspar David, xxii, 9,96-105 works by Dolmen Grave (after 1800) (Queen of Denmark's Reference Library), 104,110 Jacobi Church in Greißwald as Ruin (1815) (Pierpoint Morgan Library), 104,114 Ruin of Eldena (1825) (private collection), 98,108 The Ruin of Eldena at Night (1803) (private collection), 104,113 Furchau, Dr Adolf Friedrich, 96 gardens and antiquarian taste, 92-6 as metaphors in antiquarian writing, 68 designs for Blenheim Palace, 68 Castle Howard, 68 Painshill, 89 Park Place, 89-90 Stowe, 68,72 history of English, 90-92 polite taste for, 67,72-4,84-9,91 political meanings of, 90-92 populär interest in designing, 69,76 Garnett, Thomas, Observations on a Tour through the Highlands (1800), 99,100,115 G. B. S., Edmund Sharpe's reconstruction oftheeast window of Tintern Abbey, 183 gender (see also femininity, homosociability, mas-culinity and women) and accomplishments, 121-2 and 'desk' texts, 135-44 and retirement, 121-4 of social Spaces, conceptof, 120-21 genealogy, 196-8 geology, 175 German National Museum, xxii, 196,198,202 Gilpin, William, 88-9,98,102 An Essay upon Prints (1768), 16 (4n), 21,36,151 (i4n), 158 Glyptothek, 142 (57n) Goerre, Jan, Thesaurus Antiquitatum Romanarum (1694-9), 21, 32 Goethe, Catharina Elisabeth, 135 Goethe, Johann Wolf gang, 26,105,193,194,195 On German Architecture (1773), 99,102 Gothic, 98-101,104,140,170-71,174,176-7 Gough, Richard, 3,19,100-101,117 Sepulchral Monuments (1786-96), 17 Graevius, Johannes, Thesaurus Antiquitatum Romanarum (1694-9), 21,32 Granger, James, A Biographical History of England (1769), 115 (2n), 121 grangerization (see 'extra-illustration') Gray, Charles, 76 Gray, Thomas, 99,102 Greifswald, 96-104,108,114 Griffith, Moses, 123-4,133-4 Gronovius, Jacobus, Thesaurus Graecae Antiquitatis (1697-1702), 21 Grose, Francis, 117 Antiquarian Repertory (1775-84), 85 (nn), 87 (2on), 97 Antiquities of England, 85 (lon), 88 'Complaint of a wife at her husband's rage for antiquities' (1791), 86 (i3n), 87 Treatise on Ancient Armour and Weapons (1786), 56 Grümbke, Johann Jakob, Streifzüge durch das Rügen (1805), 102-3 (29n) Hackert, Philip, 97 Hall, Sir James, 170-71 Hancarville, Baron d' (Pierre Fran^ois Hugues), 5, 25 Havell, Robert, 55,59,60,61,65 Hebrides, 102 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, xxi Herder, Johann Gottfried, 143 (650) heritage, 87,95,103,139 history allure of, 187 County, 172 development of separate discipline of, 27 historical progress, 89,90-91 local, 95 material traces of, 8,86-8 objective, notions of, xix, 2,135,170 organic, 192 'Whig Interpretation of, xviii, xix, 15,62,90-92 Hohenheim, Theophrast von, 102 Hollar, Wenceslaus, 38,116 Homer, 90-91 212 INDEX homosociability 120-22 Huber, Michael, Notices generales desgraveurs (1787), 151 (1311) Hüpsch, Baron Johann von, 192-3 Jefferys, Thomas, Collection ofthe Dresses of Different Nations (1757 and 1772), 56,59,60 Jones, Inigo, 77 Kaulbach, Wilhelm von, 'The Knight' (Archiv Familie Aufsess), 197,203 Kent, William, 68 Kerrich, Thomas, 149 (in), 150,151-2,154-9 King, Giles, 38 Kip, Johannes and Leonard Knyff, Nouveau Theätre de la Grande Bretagne (1707), 69 Klemm, Gustav, Towards a History of Scientific and Art Collections in Germany (1837), 191 (i8n), 192 Knight, Richard Payne, 5 knowledge, systematization of, 172-7,190-91,196 Kosegarten, Ludwig Gotthard, 96-105 Kruse, Friedrich Professor, 188 kunstkammer(n), 6 (3on) landed elite, 88 the past used to affirm their Status, 90-91 landscape antiquities in a, 68 Celtic, 71,73,77 encultured ways of seeing, 68 garden, 7,67,88-92 paintings, 9,102,105 prehistoric, 68 religious, 67,73-6,101-2,105 national, 7,67,88-90,105 Lassberg, Joseph von, 195 Laugier, Abbe, 170 (3n) Laurillard, C., Reconstructions ofthe Great Paleothere from itsfossilizedskeleton, 182 Leiden, University of, 190 Levine, Phillipa, The Amateur and the Professional (1986), 6 (29n), 169 (in) libraries, antiquarian, 116 Lizars, W. & D., The 'Willow CathedraV built under the direction of Sir James Hall, 181 London, antiquarian accounts of, 116 extra-illustrated, 116,121,125 Lotman, Jurij, 60-61 (i2n) Louvre, 142 (57n) Lyttleton, Charles, 57,175 (24n) Macpherson, James, 77 Malcolm, James Peller, 117 (i8n) Marshall, William, A Review ofthe Landscape (1795), 83 masculinity, xxi, 37,118-21,123-4 Mason, William, 89 Master ES, 151 (nn), 153 Virgin Praying in a Gothic Chamber (1467), 153,165 Master WH, 152 The Garden ofLove, 153,167 memory, 136,137,141,192 Mermion, Shackerley, The Antiquarian (1641), 2 (i4n) Meyrick, Samuel Rush and Charles Hamilton Smith, The Costumes ofthe Inhabitants ofthe British Islands (1815), 55,57,59 Momigliano, Amaldo, xviii, 4,7,169 (in), 177,195 (32n) 'Ancient History and the Antiquarian' (1966), 15 Monro, Dr John, 152,153 (25n) monuments, xxi, 16,18-27,192 antiquarian anxiety and, 17 destruction of, 16,19,188,197 etymology of the word, 21 (3m), 25 representations of, 16,143 set in landscape, 68,72 Muhrbeck, Albert, 96,97 museums, 16 and national identity, 195-8 antiquarians donate collections to existing, 115-16,149 (m) development of, 135,142-4,187,195-8 literary, of personal memories, 136,135-144 published, 21 (3m) Napoleonic campaigns, effect upon the German landscape, 101 natural history parallel with antiquarianism, 68,137,171-2,189, 190-92 Nernst, Karl, 101-2,103 Tour of Rügen (1800), 97 Netley Abbey, 85,87,98,108 The New Oxford Guide (1778), 84 (6n) Nicholson, F., Netley Abbey (1806), 108 Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, xx, xxi Oettingen-Baldern, Wilhelm von, 194 O'Keeffe, Modern Antiques (1790), 86 (i5n), 87 Ossian, 96,104 Ottley, William Young, 150 Owen, Richard, 173 Oxford, University of, 35,40,190 Packington, Lusty, 124,134 painting, topographical, xxii, 104,105 palaeontology, 173-4 Palissy, Bernard, 190 past classical, 6,16,21,95,102 life of, xx, 24 national, preservation of, 17-19,20-27,100-101, 105,195-8 polite response to, 86,87 recreations of, 58,59,174 ruins as a way of engaging with, 83,88-90,98, 103-4 vanished, 58,187 Paterson, Samuel, Joineriana (1772), 118 (26n) Pennant, Thomas extra-illustration of his works, 115-18,121-5,129 131, 332-3,134 From London to Dover (c. 1789), 122-5 his extra-illustrated copy of Some Account of London (National Library of Wales), 132 Of London (1790) (Some Account of London) (after 1791), 116 relationship with Moses Griffith 123-4 Voyage to the Hebrides (1774), 102 U8n) Index 213 Pichler, Caroline life of, 136 (6n), 142 (56n) Zerstreute Blätter aus meinem Schreibtische (1837), 135,141-2 Pierpoint Morgan Library facobi Church in Greißzvald as a Ruin (Caspar David Freidrich), 114 Piranesi, Giovan Battista, 16 Pomerania, 96,101,103 Pomian, Krzystof, xx, 6 (3on), 142 (57n), 187 (in), 189 (8n) Potts, Alex, 6 Pownall, Thomas, A Treatise on the Study of Antiquities (1782), 118 (2m) Pick, Franz, 194,195 picturesque, 84,96,98 Piggott, Stuart, xx, 6,26,117 pollution, 2,119 Pope, Alexander, 7,83 preservation, 17-19,20-27,100-101,105,187,188, 195-8 Preusker, Karl, 188 printmaking, xxi, 16 aquatint, 98,99 commercial aspects of, 45-6 Dutch, 70 German, 97 (8n) hierarchical values of the lines employed in, 42-6, 176-7 history of, 150-51 Northern Renaissance, 149-59 printmarket in England, 35,40-41 in Germany, 97 (8n), 98 prints collecting, xxi, 97,116,121-5,149-59, *94 and connoisseurship, 149,151-5,158-9 and sociability, 120-25,155 autograph prints, 152 changing tastes in, 149-59 Italian, 152 Northern Renaissance, 149-59 patriotic implications of, 124 Publishing antiquarian, 3,16,55,59,170 and the arts, 16,20-21 as a form of preservation, 17-19,100 book illustrations, 3,17,55,57-8,96,97 merchandizing of, 3,6,8,19,85,116 monuments, 16,18-27 Italian, 21 Quistorp, Johann Gottfried, 97,105 Raphael, 17 relics, 2,19 representation, technologies of, 56 retirement, 75,117,120,147,151 Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 150 (8n) Rickman, Thomas, 174,176 Robertson, Hannah, The Young Ladies School of the Arts (1767), 122 (54n) Roche, Sophie von La, 135,148 Mein Schreibtisch (1799), 135,136-8 Rogers, Charles, 150 Roman Britain, 68 Romanticism, 22-4,26-7 Rome, 16-17,2i/ 95 Rousham, 73 Rowlandson, Thomas, English Dance ofDeath (1815-16), 2 Death and the Antiquaries, sketch for (The Huntington), 2,13 Royal Society, 172,174 rubbish, 83,88 Rügen 96,97,98,102-4 ruins, 58 and Picturesque aesthetics, 88,98-9 and the past, 88-90 fake, 77,88-90 historical responses to, 83 populär taste for, 84-7,88-90,98,137 set in landscape, 68,98,103,208-9, 113-14 Runge, Philipp Otto, 97,105 Salm, Nicolas, Ferdinand Franz Wallrafsitting amids his collection (Rheinisches Bildarchiv, Köln), 193,201 satire literary, 2 (lon, nn, i4n), 15,84-7,187,194-5 Visual, 2,3,118-20,130 Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von, 102 Schildner, Karl, 96,97 Schindel, Carl Wilhelm Otto August von, 141 (48n) Schleyermacher, Friedrich, 96 scholarship, xx Classical, 5,6 Scott, Sir Walter, xvii, 15,187 The Antiquary (1816), xviii, 2,194,195 Ivanhoe (1820), 15 (2n) semiotics, xix, 60-63 Sherwin, J. K., Thomas Pennant (1778), 129 Simmel, Georg, 'Die Mode' (1921), 140 (39n) Sloane, Sir Hans, 191 (i9n) Smith, Charles Hamilton, 55 Soci6t6 des Antiquaires de Normandie, 176 Society for die Preservation of the Monuments of older German History, Literature and Art, 197 Society of Antiquaries (London) 1,8 and passim Archaeologia, 1 (211), 83 complaints about, 117,118-20,173 Fellows retire from, 117,120 foundation of, 1,18 lectures at, 156 Minute Books, 1 (2n) offirial engraver to (see Vertue, George) opening of the tomb of King Edward I (1772), 1-2 (in, 4n, lon) opening of the tomb of King Edward IV (1790), 3 (190) Royal Charter 1751,1 social environment of, 120-21 Vetusta Monumenta, 16,18-27,4° platesfrom, 20,22,30,31,34,51,52,54 as documentary evidence, 21-3,41-2 as monuments, 18-27 decorative devices on, 20-26 dissemination of, 19,39,117 evolution of, 19 refinements in, 20 214 INDEX Speed, John, History ofGreat Britaine (1611), 59 Spoerri, Daniel, xxii (8n) Stewart, Dugald, 171 Stonehenge (see also Stukeley, William: Stonehenge), 17,81,82 landscape of, 72 understood in relation to garden design, 72,73 Storer, James Sargent, The antiquarian itinerary (1815-18), 97-8,112 Storer, James Sargent and John Grieg, Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, 17 (i5n) plates from A Cromelech (1802), 111 Stowe, 67,69,73,74,81 Strutt, Joseph A Complete View ofthe Dress and habits ofthe People of England (1796-9), 56 Horda Angel-Cynnan (1774-5), 56,57 Stukeley, William, xx, 17,67-76 Abury (1743), 67-8,70,76 Itinerarium Curiosum, 69-70 (9n), 76 prints after designs by A direct view of Stonehenge from the union of the two Avenues (1743), 82 The Groundplot ofthe Brittish Temple now the town ofAvbury Wilts (1724), 80 A Prospect from Abury Steeple (c. 1724), 80 Prospectfrom Bushbarrow (1743)/ 81 Waltham Cross (1721), 22,30 Stonehenge (1740), 17 (i3n), 67 plates from, 73,81,82 taste, 6,15,20,22-7,90 temples 'Celtic', 67,72,74 Druidic, 89 Thorvaldsen, Berthel, 105 Thuringen-Saxon Historical Association, 188 Tintern Abbey, 100-102,183 Toelken, E. H., Erklärendes Verzeichniss der antiken Denkmäler (1835), 192 (22n) tomb operiings King Edward I in Westminster Abbey (1772), 1-2 (in, 4n, lon) King Edward IV in St George's Chapel, Windsor (1790). 3-4 (J9n) topography ecclesiastical, publications on, 17,100,174 views of, engraved, 17,69,98-100 collections of, English, 116 collections of, German, 97 views of, painted, xxii, 104,105 tourism armchair, 117,121,136-7 English, domestic, 69,84-5,95,99 garden, 67,72,73,84-5,88 German, domestic, 96,99,101-2,104 international, 3,70 rise of domestic, in England, 3 tours garden, 72,83-5,88 illustrated, xxii, 95 published, xxii, 84,95,101-2 influence of English on German antiquarians, 95-8,101-3 influence of German on English antiquarians, 103 written accounts of, 71,136 Tradescant, John, 190-91 tumuli, 76 Turner, Dawson, 176 Uspenskij, B.A., 60 (8n), 61 Vanbrugh, Sir John, 68 Vertue, George, 9,16,22-3,35-7,38-46 (see also Society of Antiquaries (London): Vetusta Monumenta) 'Notebooks', 36-7,38,42 works by Familia Regia (1740), 52 Fragmentorum codicis Cottoniani libri Geneseos (1744), 51 [Horn of Ulphus], 34 The Inside Perspective View of the under Chapel ofSt Thomas within London Bridge (1747), 22,33 King Street Gate Westminster (1725), 54 North West View ofthe Abby Gatehouse ofS*. Bennets in the Holme Norf 31 Seif Portrait, 35,50 Tiara Pontificis Romani (1719), 53 Tomb at Folsham Norf, 31 Waltham Cross (1721), 22,30 Victoria County History, 172 Voltaire, 171 Walker, Joseph Cooper, Dress ofthe Ancient and Modern Irish (1788), 56,57 Wallraf, Ferdinand Franz, 193,194,201 Walpole, Horace, 15,21,77,89 Anecdotes ofPainting (1762-71), 37 criticizes antiquarians, 37,83,86,117,120 'Essay on Modern Gardening' (1770), 88-92 (2in) Royal and Noble Authors (1759), 123 Waltham Cross, 20,30 Wanley, Humphrey, 18 Watts, William H., Dunkeid Cathedral, 108 Westminster Abbey, 1-2 (lon) King Street Gate, 18,54 Whewell, William, 172 (8n and gn), 174 (2on) Whigs, xviii, xix Wiedewelt, Hans, 105 Willis, Robert, 172,176,177 (4on), 184,186 Winckelmann, Johann Joachim, 5-6,16-17,25-6 (57n), 105 Geschichte der Kunst der Alterthums (1776), 16 (6n) The History of Ancient Art, 143 (Ö4n) Windsor St George's Chapel, 3 women as antiquarians, 135-44 engagement with art, 8,123,134,135,144 Wood, John, 77 'Word & Image', xix, 57-8,60-63 Wordsworth, William, 101-2 Wren, Sir Christopher, 169 Parentalia (1750), 169 Wyatt, James, 120 |
