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22.5.1829
The Archives - DocumentIn his capacity of chairman of a committee, Hobhouse asks Thorvaldsen if he will accept a commission for a monument to Lord Byron. He finds the bust of Byron... -
20.6.1821
The Archives - DocumentHobhouse introduces a Mr. Harris, who is going to study in Rome. Hobhouse expresses an ardent wish to receive his portrait bust of Byron. He thinks that his ... -
Busts of Socrates and Apollo 1805-06
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19.6.1820
The Archives - DocumentA notice about the collection of sculptures at Woburn Abbey with, among other works, Canova’s The Three Graces and two of Thorvaldsen’s reliefs, Briseis and ... -
Thorvaldsen and His Ganymede and the Eagle
The Archives - Related articleThis is a re-publication of Anthony M. Clark: ‘Thorvaldsen and His Ganymede and the Eagle’, in: The Minneapolis Institute of Arts Bulletin, Volum... -
18.6.1836
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Senest 4.2.1827
The Archives - DocumentFifth draft letter dated 4.2.1827. -
September 1820
The Archives - DocumentHobhouse introduces his compatriot Joseph Douglas Strutt, who is spending the winter in Rome. He has requested Strutt to ask Thorvaldsen what has become of t... -
17.4.1821
The Archives - DocumentZambelli informs Thorvaldsen that Byron will pay all freight charges for the shipment of his bust to London. He wants Thorvaldsen to supervise the packing so...