High art and low, 1732-1750

Abstract

1. Patron and Public (I): Pintings and Prints, 1732-1733. 2. Patron and Public (II): A Rake's Progress and the Engravers' Act, 1733-1735. 3. Public and Private Life in the 1730s. 4. St Bartholomew's Hospital and New Testament History Painting, 1734-1738. 5. The Mediating Woman: Literary History Paintings and Artist Satires, 1737-1741. 6. Urban Pastoral: The Four Times of the Day, 1737-1738. 7. Portrait Painting, 1738-1745 8. Richardson, Fielding, Comic History-Painting and the Rise of the Novel. 9. Marriage-a-la-Mode, 1742-1745. 10. Garrick and the Theater: Public and Private Life in the 1740s. 11. Popular Prints (I): Lord Lovat and The Stage Coach, 1746-1747. 12. Popular Prints (II): Industry and Idleness, 1747. 13. Public Paintings: The Foundling Hospital and Lincoln's Inn, 1740-1750. 14. The March to Finchley, 1749-1750.

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