Published 2019
Table of Contents:
“…Introduction: Susanna Avery Quash, The National Gallery, London, and Kate Retford, Birkbeck College,
University of London -- Contexts -- Chapter 1: Joseph Friedman, University of Buckingham, 'Town and Country: Patterns of Aristocratic Collecting in Georgian England' -- Chapter 2: Matthew Jenkins, University of York, and Charlotte Newman, English Heritage, 'London in pieces: Building Biographies in Georgian Mayfair' -- Part I: Creating the London Town House -- Chapter 3: Neil Bingham, Royal Institute of British Architects, 'The Regency Transformation of Burlington House, Piccadilly, documented through the Architectural Drawings of Samuel Ware' -- Chapter 4: Adriano Aymonino, University of Buckingham, and Manolo Guerci, University of Kent, 'Building and Refurbishing the London Town House during the mid-eighteenth century: Francophilia in Interior Decoration' -- Chapter 5: Susanna Avery-Quash, The National Gallery, London, 'John Julius Angerstein's Collection of Old Masters at Pall Mall: an eighteenth-century London Financier and his Circle of Art Advisers' -- Part II: Display in the London Town House -- Chapter 6: Susannah Brooke, Architectural Historian and Heritage Consultant for Alan Baxter Limited, London, 'The Display and Reception of Private Picture Collections in London Town Houses, 1780-1830' -- Chapter 7: Desmond Shawe Taylor, Surveyor of The Queen's Pictures, 'Picture Displays at Carlton House' -- Chapter 8: Anne Nellis Richter, American University in Washington D.C., 'Glitter and Fashion in the "Louvre of London": Animating Cleveland House' -- Chapter 9: Jeremy Howard, University of Buckingham, 'New light on Norfolk House: The Decoration and Furnishing of Norfolk House for the 9th Duke and Duchess of Norfolk' -- Chapter 10: Donato Esposito, independent art historian, 'Artist in Residence: Joshua Reynolds at 47 Leicester Fields' -- Chapter 11: Helen McCormack, Glasgow School of Art, 'Animating Anatomy: 16 Great Windmill Street, Westminster' -- Bibliography.…”
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