From Gothic to Romantic: Thomas Chatterton's BristolAlistair Heys Redcliffe, 2005 - 144 páginas Even 235 years after his supposed death by suicide, Bristol s boy-poet Thomas Chatterton remains a fascinating and controversial figure. This challenging collection of eight essays questions long-held assumptions about Chatterton's life and offers new insights into the young poet's influence on English art and literature. Architectural historian Timothy Mowl argues that, rather than a proto-Romantic, Chatterton was more a Rococo poet living among the eclectic furore of a brash Rococo city. Art historian Michael Liversidge assesses how the Chatterton myth encouraged and influenced artistic depictions of St Mary Redcliffe church by artists such as Girtin,Turner and Varley. |
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... appears to have been making a reasonable living as a periodicals contributor before his death , while More did not go there until three years later . She was soon taken up by the Garricks and their circle , and until 1779 she enjoyed ...
... appears to have been making a reasonable living as a periodicals contributor before his death , while More did not go there until three years later . She was soon taken up by the Garricks and their circle , and until 1779 she enjoyed ...
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... appears in word - lists of Gothic terms , in sketches of arches and windows , and in more extravagant fantasy - designs ( notably a ' Gothic summerhouse [ ... ] for a Gentleman in Canada 40 miles higher up than Quebec on the River St ...
... appears in word - lists of Gothic terms , in sketches of arches and windows , and in more extravagant fantasy - designs ( notably a ' Gothic summerhouse [ ... ] for a Gentleman in Canada 40 miles higher up than Quebec on the River St ...
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... appears to have had a portion of ill - humour and spleen more than enough for a youth of 17.36 - That 1784 description could be Iolo , seen through the eyes of many friends and contempo- raries whom he let down , insulted or unfairly ...
... appears to have had a portion of ill - humour and spleen more than enough for a youth of 17.36 - That 1784 description could be Iolo , seen through the eyes of many friends and contempo- raries whom he let down , insulted or unfairly ...
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