...Heather Hyde Minor Sarah E. Lawrence and John Wilton-Ely, eds. Piranesi as Designer (Los Angeles: Assouline, 2007). Pp. 360. 243 ills. $60 hardcover. $45 paper Duke University Press 2009 Review Essay Designing Piranesi...

...Elise Goodman Mary Tavener Holmes, Nicolas Lancret: Dance before a Fountain . Getty Museum Studies on Art (Los Angeles: The J. Paul Getty Museum, 2006). Pp. 129. 93 ills. $19.50 paper. ISBN 0-89236-832-2 Melissa Hyde, Making Up the Rococo: François Boucher and His Critics (Los Angeles...

... publishers and printers: the Benjamin Tookes (both father and son), the Benjamin Mottes (again father and son), John Barber, Edward Waters, John and Sarah Hyde, John and Sarah Harding, and George Faulkner, among others. She ties together research by earlier scholars: that John Harding had been Edward...

...Jessica Maier Minor Heather Hyde . Piranesi’s Lost Words ( University Park : Pennsylvania State Univ. , 2015 ). Pp. xiv + 248 . 130 ills. $79.95 Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Review Essay Piranesi’s Fragmentary Eloquence...

... Louis de France, duc de Bourgogne, 36 Hyde, Edward, 1st Earl of Clarendon, Lucceius, Lucius, great and honest man, 7 34n15 Lucretius (Titus Lucretius Carus), 62 Hyde, Henry, 2nd Earl of Clarendon, Luxury, 1, 3, 73n6 34n15...

... practice on the ice: Saturday morning last three ladies, dressed in camp dresses,28 went to the Serpentine River in Hyde Park, and skaited there for some time very dexterously, till one of them had a violent fall, some pins sticking in her head...

..., is “with the creation and recreation of people as social identities, defined by their identifiable relationships with other individuals and groups in the soci- ety.”12 As explored by Marcel Mauss, Lewis Hyde, Georges Bataille, and Jacques Derrida,13 gift societies demonstrate...

... of the nabob, COUNT ­ROUPEE. — Vide. Hyde Park (figure 11). Gillray’s engraving of 1797 depicts a small, unattractive man with a dark complexion, galloping through the fashionable Hyde Park. Allegedly a satire on Paul Benfield, a Company servant pilloried as the “betrayer, insulter, oppressor...

... as Franz, Duke of Reichstadt, during adulthood. He died at age twenty-one from an illness. 28. Melissa Hyde and Jennifer Milam, in their introduction to Women, Art, and the Politics of Identity in Eighteenth-Century Europe , ed. Hyde and Milam (Burlington: Ashgate, 2003), consider the portrait...

... the title “Court POEMS. part ii,” with the second phrase set off by rules above and below, the full title continues, “VIZ, I. The Dream: Or, Melesinda’s Lamentation on the Burning of her Smock. II. The Hyde-Park Ramble. With some other Pieces,” followed by the attribution “Written by a Lady,” again...

... may be seen, for example, in Raphael’s famous fresco The School of  Athens (1510  –  11). Much information regarding Zoroaster and the Zoroastrian faith that emerged around him was disseminated in London in 1700, with the publication of Oxford orientalist Thomas Hyde’s Historia religionis...

... that are associated with the text’s two protagonists, such as society’s migration towards Piccadilly and Hyde Park Corner, the addition of shops to showrooms, the expansion of contracting and collaboration, the influence of Duquesnoy — can be seen in operation as early as the 1690s. John Nost I, who...

... Street conspirators, the defense, aiming to impugn the testimony of a government spy, Thomas Dwyer, produced a witness who testified that Dwyer had suggested they make some quick money by going to Hyde Park and accusing wealthy men of making sexual overtures.12 In 1822, the foreign secretary...

... with the River; from Hyde park corner, along Piccadilly, turning down St. James’s street, along Pall mall, over Charing cross, along the Strand, Fleet street, Ludgate Hill, round the north side of St. Paul’s, along Cheapside, by the Exchange, to Aldgate, and re...

... on Kingston Lacey and Cornbury, vacated by his disgraced ally, Edward Hyde, the Earl of Clarendon. The Conways divided their lives between Kensington and Ragley in Warwickshire.22 Sir William Petty, owner of houses in Dublin and London, looked around for a country estate in England. He conceived...

... Bradford (6 June 1772). Coll.: BM 1875-7-10-3211, proof before title. This print may be based on The Travelling Musician, exhib. by Collet at the Free Society in 1770. A Macarony taking his Morning Ride in Rotten Row Hyde Park, “Collett pinxt,” “Caldwell...

..., “Johnson and Satire Manqu Eighteenth-Century Studies in Honor of Donald F. Hyde, ed. W. H. Bond (New York: Grolier Club, 1970), 151, and Bate, Samuel Johnson (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1977). 6. James L. Cliff ord, Young Sam Johnson (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1955), 321. ...

... Erickson’s discovery in her Esther Sleepe article suggests that the ‹rst of these motivations was not quite as pressing as we have previously believed, which places more emphasis on the second. Johnson to Burney, October LSJ, The draft of Burney’s letter is extant in the Hyde Collection...

... of ground coloured green, intersected by a river, and called Hyde Park,” he finds only more buildings, and what was once Kensington Gardens has been transformed into streets of formerly fashionable houses, now parceled up and inhabited by laborers (16). What is initially framed as the natural, and therefore...

... house, and intended to open the same with a splendid entertainment, to which his numerous friends and supporters were invited.” On the very day of the “entertainment,” unfortunately, he suffered a fatal fall while riding in Hyde Park.125 Clusters of Irish settlement might be found...