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John Collett’s ‘Temple Bar’ and the discovery of a preparatory study

07/2015 | 1348 | 157

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Author:

Flynn, Hayley (Flynn, Hayley )

Author:

Moore, Peter (Moore, Peter)

Subjects

artists:

Collet, John

buildings:

Osterley Park, London, Great Britain

dates:

1770-1779

museums and institutions:

National Trust

museums and institutions:

Courtauld Institute of Art, London, Great Britain

places:

London

subjects:

British painting / Topographical views / Studies (visual works) / Copies / Watercolours

subjects:

Attributions, tentative

Illustrations

Attributed works:

15. Temple Bar, by John Collett. 1770s (Private collection, on loan to Osterley Park, National Trust)

Attributed works:

16. Sooty Dun the Devil's Mealman, published by Matthew Darly. 1772 (British Museum, London)

Attributed works:

17. The milkmaid's garland, or Humours of May Day, by Francis Hayman. 1741-42 (Victoria and Albert Museum, London)

Attributed works:

18. A view of Somerset House with St Mary's Church in the Strand, London, published by John Bowles. 1753-70 (British Museum, London)

Attributed works:

19. Covent Garden Piazza and Market, by Samuel Scott. c.1756 (Museum of London)

Attributed works:

20. Covent Garden Piazza and Market, by John Collett. c.1771-80 (Museum of London)

Attributed works:

21. Temple Bar in the Strand, London, by John Collett (formerly attributed to Thomas Malton I). Mid-eighteenth century (Courtauld Gallery, London)

Attributed works:

22. View of Temple Bar from the Strand, by Thomas Malton the Younger. Published as an illustration in T. Malton: A Picturesque Tour through the Cities of London and Westminster, London 1792 (British Museum, London)

Western art unattributed:

14. Unused Child & Co. cheque with illustration of Temple Bar. Eighteenth century (British Museum, London)

Western art unattributed:

23. Fleet Street and Temple Bar, by an anonymous artist. c.1770-1810 (British Museum, London)

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