Tuesday 6 June 2017

Sculpture at All Souls College, Oxford



Sculpture at All Souls College, Oxford.

Some notes and photographs.

It is my intention to put together an in depth study of portrait sculpture at All Souls sometime soon but in the meantime I am adding a couple of photographs As readers of this blog will know it is a receptacle for mostly unfinished notes and images for my parallel blog. -

http://bathartandarchitecture.blogspot.co.uk/

This blog seems to have taken on a life of its own - but my intention is to try and put the information gathered here into some semblance of order - for instance I have posted on the Equestrian Statue both here in England and in Europe but in a fairly random fashion - it would make sense to put all these notes together in chronological order perhaps arranged by works in the U.K. and then the same with those in Europe.

The notes on the portrait busts of Isaac Newton are currently in this blog because I have not finished putting them together.

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The Sculpture in the Library at All Souls College, Oxford.






Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure. 1755.









Excerpts above from A New Pocket Companion for Oxford..... 1814.
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from The Oxford University and City Guide ..... 1838

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Henry Chichele (1364 - 1443).
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Louis Francois Roubiliac 
Payment of 50 guineas in 1751 ( Biog. Dictionary of Sculptors Yale 2009).

The terracotta for this bust described as Archbishop Chicheley was sold at the Roubiliac Studio sale in St Martins Lane, Lot 86, 2nd day Thursday May 13th, 1762. Disappeared - hopefully it will turn up one day


Founder of All Souls

Photograph Courtesy Robin Stevens
see - http://www.cynic.org.uk/photos/Oxford/20110911/index2.html


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Portrait of Henry Chichele, bust-length, in an oval, slightly turned to the right, dressed in a fur-trimmed chasuble with a mitre on his head, his arms below on a pedestal, illustration to "The Life of Archbishop Chichele" Engraving


Engraving
Michael Burghers
157 x 92 mm
c 1700
British Museum

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Portrait of Henry Chichele, bust-length, in an oval, slightly turned to the right, dressed in a fur-trimmed chasuble with a mitre on his head, his arms below Engraving


Henry Chichele
Engraving
Michael Burghers

295 x 186 mm
c 1700.

British Museum


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Portrait of Henry Chichele, founder of All Soul's College, Oxford, TQL, wearing mitre and bishop's robes, and holding a staff; wall and door of building behind; coat of arms in lower margin. Mezzotint



Henry Chichele
John Faber the younger
Mezzotint 
260 x 200mm

c. 1710 -21
British Museum

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Henry Chichele by Sir James Thornhill.(1675 - 1734).
Oil on Canvas

238 x 157 cms.

In the Collection of All Souls College, Oxford
Photo. All Souls College Oxford.


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Tomb of Henry Chichele
Canterbury Cathedral. 
Polychrome Stone
1420's.


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Photograph Courtesy Robin Stevens
see - http://www.cynic.org.uk/photos/Oxford/20110911/index2.html

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Sir Christopher Codrington
1732 - 4.
Payment of £148 9s 6d to Henry Cheere (Biographical Dictionary of Sculptors... - Yale 2009).

Codrington Library, All Souls College, Oxford. 
Photograph Courtesy Robin Stevens
see - http://www.cynic.org.uk/photos/Oxford/20110911/index2.html



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Sir Anthony Sherley.






Anthony Sherley

National Portrait Gallery


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Anthony Sherley

By Giovanni Orlandi

1601


National Portrait Gallery


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Anthony Sherley (Shirley).

Aegidius Sadeler circa 1612
NPG D33606

National Portrait Gallery.





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Brian (Bryan) Duppa (1588 - 1662).
Bishop of Winchester
by Robert White
engraving
99 x 62 mm 
1674.

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Gilbert Sheldon FRS (1598 - 1677).
Archbishop of Canterbury


Portrait of Gilbert Sheldon, when Bishop of London, half length in an oval frame on a pedestal, wearing skull-cap, collar and episcopal robes; coat of arms on pedestal. Engraving

Gilbert Sheldon
When Bishop of London
ad vivum
David Loggan
Engraving
281 x 180 mm.
British Museum

Gilbert Sheldon, by George Vertue, after Sir Peter Lely, early-mid 18th century - NPG D16924 - © National Portrait Gallery, London
Gilbert Sheldon
Archbishop of Canterbury
after Sir Peter Lely
engraving
Illustration to Rapin and Tindall's History of England 1745.
207 x 137 mm.
Mid 18th Century
National Portrait Gallery.

Portrait, three-quarter length, seated; wearing square cap, beard and mustache, and episcopal robes; holding a handkerchief in right hand and an open book in left hand; in the background, curtain, with floral pattern. c.1665/85 Mezzotint


Gilbert Sheldon
Anonymous Mezzotint
374 x 258
c.1665 - 1685.
British Museum.

Frontispiece to Edward Chamberlayne, 'Angliae Notitia; or the Present State of England', 7th edition (London, 1673); Charles II enthroned, holding orb and sceptre; standing beside him, the Gilbert Sheldon, Archbishop of Canterbury and Sir Orlando Bridgeman, the Lord Keeper. Engraving

Gilbert Sheldon
Frontispiece to Edward Chamberlayne, 'Angliae Notitia; or the Present State of England', 7th edition (London, 1673); Charles II enthroned, holding orb and sceptre; standing beside him, the Gilbert Sheldon, Archbishop of Canterbury and Sir Orlando Bridgeman, the Lord Keeper. 
Engraving
135 mm x 75 mm.

British Museum
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Dr Thomas Sydenham




Portrait of Thomas Sydenham, physician in London, bust to right in an oval, with wavy long hair, wearing white collar; lettered state; after Mary Beale Engraving


After Mary Beale
Engraving by Blooteling
c. 1673 - 1680.
161 x 98 trimmed
British Museum

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