Sir Francis Chantrey: Sculptor to an Age, 1781-1841

1st Duke Academy's admirer artists became Bicentenary block British art Broom Hall Canova carving cast century Chantrey Bequest Chantrey collection Chantrey produced Chantrey purchases Chantrey Trust Chantrey's Chantrey's bust Chantrey's career characteristics chisel commission Committee contemporaries copies Cowdell criticism D. S. MacColl Duke of Wellington Ebenezer Rhodes English Art executed exhibition Faculty of Art favour friends Gallery's George Moore Harry Quilter Henry History honour Horne Tooke House important interest James Watt James Wilkinson John Rothenstein John Soane Joseph Hunter Joseph Nollekens Laidlay later lectures letter London Lord Mappin Art Gallery modern monument National Gallery National Portrait Gallery nineteenth-century Norton op.cit painting perhaps plaster pointing machine political popular portrait busts public image radical Ramsay Robert Southey Royal Academy sculptor Sheffield City Polytechnic significant Sir Francis Chantrey Sir Joseph Banks sitter statue stone Tate Gallery techniques Thomas Asline Ward Tory Unitarian Victorian Walter Scott Watt's William Wordsworth wrote