Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: carlini
doctor joshua ward
22 Apr 2014 |
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agostino carlini's statue of quack doctor joshua ward, probably made soon after his death in 1764 and meant for a westminster abbey tomb that never materialised. he made fortunes from blanket advertising of his poisonous medicines because people thought that the sweating and vomiting were good for them, and even treated george II and horace walpole. he opened a dispensary to treat the poor, though the medical profession hated him. the statue is now in the v. and a.
milton abbey dorset
10 Nov 2012 |
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detail of the monument to caroline damer, nee' sackville, lady milton +1775. designed by adam, carved by agostino carlini
milton abbey dorset
10 Nov 2012 |
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detail of the monument to caroline damer, nee' sackville, lady milton +1775. designed by adam, carved by agostino carlini
milton abbey dorset
10 Nov 2012 |
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detail of the monument to caroline damer, nee' sackville, lady milton +1775. designed by adam, carved by agostino carlini
milton abbey dorset
10 Nov 2012 |
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detail of the monument to caroline damer, nee' sackville, lady milton +1775. designed by adam, carved by agostino carlini
milton abbey dorset
10 Nov 2012 |
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detail of the monument to caroline damer, nee' sackville, lady milton +1775. designed by adam, carved by agostino carlini
somerset house london
26 Mar 2011 |
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sculpted detail of spring? on upper river frontage, built by chambers in 1776-84
somerset house london
somerset house, london
26 Mar 2011 |
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relief of winter?, detail of the upper river frontage of the navy offices by chambers, 1776-84
somerset house, london
26 Mar 2011 |
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carving representing one of the oceans, detail from the upper river frontage of the navy offices, by chambers, 1776-84
somerset house, london
26 Mar 2011 |
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carved detail by carlini from the upper river frontage of the navy offices by chambers, 1776-84
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