Fiona Pearson - Virtue and Vision: Sculpture and Scotland 1540-1990 (Engelstalig)

Fiona Pearson  -  Virtue and Vision: Sculpture and Scotland 1540-1990  (Engelstalig)

BCZ

176 Pages

Includes bibliographical references

Introduction / Timothy Clifford -- Sculpture and Scotland 1540-1700 / David Howarth -- Scottish connoisseurship and the Grand Tour / Basil Skinner -- 'Proper ornaments for a Library or Grotto' : London sculptors and their Scottish patrons in the eighteenth century / Malcolm Baker -- Samuel Joseph and the sculpture of feeling / Terry Friedman -- Thomas Campbell and Laurence Macdonald : the Roman solution to the Scottish sculptor's dilemma / Helen E. Smailes -- Sir John Steell and the idea of a native school of sculpture / Fiona Pearson -- The Scottish medal / J.D. Bateson -- Nineteenth-century sculpture in Glasgow / Robin Lee Woodward -- Pittendrigh MacGillivray / Robin Lee Woodward -- The Scottish National War Memorial / Ian Gow -- The twentieth century / Douglas Hall

covering Scottish sculpture for the years 1540 to 1990. Created by Fiona Pearson and Helen Smailes of the National Galleries of Scotland, as a result of research for the 1991 Royal Scottish Academy exhibition 'Virtue and Vision: Sculpture and Scotland 1540-1990'. The National Galleries of Scotland Scottish Sculpture Archive contains the following material: Artists files A-Z; Manuscript references; Subjects; Techniques; Virtue & Vision exhibition filing; Collections; Norman Forrest File; Hew Lorimer File (including lecture by Fiona Pearson on his work in the context of the history of Scottish sculpture, copy also at NLS); Bibliographical material; Chronology (tripartite 1540-1990 of history, works of art and manuscripts, copy also at NLS); Image packs, slides, negatives, photo-binders A-Z by artist (23 vols) and Scottish National War Memorial sculptures research files.

Collection Context: This archive is located in the archive of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh. Fiona Pearson has also deposited a duplicate copy of the 'Virtue and Vision' chronology and the text of her lecture on Hew Lorimer (in the context of the history of Scottish sculpture) at National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Department.

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