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Contents.
models. Wigs painted by Lely and Kneller. Wycherley and Fielding wigs. Old system of wig-stealing. Mr.
Nollekens's features of likeness in his busts. His busts of Mr. Fox30
CHAPTER XVII.
Sale of Mr. Nollekens's collection of Sculpture. Mending antiques. Sale of his prints, &c. Account of his seated female figure. Patrons of modern English Sculptors. Antique foot. Sir Joshua Reynolds's throne chair. List of busts, monuments, and statues, executed by Nollekens. Chronological list of all his sculptures exhibited at the Royal Academy, from 1771 to 1816. Conclusion57
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES AND ANECDOTES
OF SEVERAL ARTISTS AND OTHERS,
CONTEMPORARY WITH NOLLEKENS,
| Page | |
| ROUBILIAC | 85 |
| SCHEEMAKERS | 99 |
| RYSBRACK | 111 |
| LIART | 114 |
| CERACCHI | 116 |
| LOCATELLI | 119 |
| PROCTER | 124 |
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