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viH Contents
JACKS
Brondsted—The Bronzes of Siris—Subscription for their
purchase—Proposed continuation of Ionian Antiquities
—Application from Mr. Penrose—Mr. Penrose supported
by the Society—Investigations of Athenian Architecture
—Latter years of Hamilton's secretaryship—Members
elected under his regime: Shee, Mountstuart Elphin-
stone, Hobhouse, &c----Eastlake, Ryan, Munro of
Novar, &c.—Mr. Penrose, Monckton Milnes, Watkiss
Lloyd, Panizzi, Cockerell, &c.—C. T. Newton: bis cor-
respondence from Syra and Mitylene—The Mausoleum
of Halicarnassus—Proposal from the Arundel Society—
Dedications of Cockerell's volumes . . . 171-191
CHAPTER VIII
Removals: new Thatched House Tavern • Willis's Rooms
—State of the Society—Sir C. T. Newton, Sir F.
Leighton, &c.—Art collectors and amateurs ; country
gentry, &c.; Bar and Bench—Pollock, Venables, Bowen
—Learning; the Civil Service • Foreign Diplomacy—
New antiquarian enterprise : Mr. Pullan and the Temple
of Teos—The Smintheum—Temple of Priene—Ionian
Antiquities, vol. iv—Time and mode of publication—
Penrose's Athenian Architecture, new edition—Appeals
from various quarters: Temple of Ephesus • British
School at Athens—Changes and removals since 1888—
Newmembers—Discussions and resolutions—Retrospect:
changed conditions of archaeological study—Decline
of classical enthusiasm in England—The Archaeological
Institute of Rome; various foreign schools at Athens
—Revival of the study in England, but in another
shape—Part taken, or to be taken, by the Dilettanti—
Conclusion.......191-11 y
CHAPTER IX
Portraits of members: George Knapton—Institution of
face-money—Knapton's resignation—J. Stuart as Painter
to the Society—Stuart superseded in favour of Reynolds
—The two great portrait-groups—Nathaniel Dance—
Various resolutions as to portraits—Death of Reynolds;
Lawrence chosen successor—Motion as to portrait of
Sir J. Banks—The Reynolds groups: steps for their
preservation—The groups engraved in mezzotint—
JACKS
Brondsted—The Bronzes of Siris—Subscription for their
purchase—Proposed continuation of Ionian Antiquities
—Application from Mr. Penrose—Mr. Penrose supported
by the Society—Investigations of Athenian Architecture
—Latter years of Hamilton's secretaryship—Members
elected under his regime: Shee, Mountstuart Elphin-
stone, Hobhouse, &c----Eastlake, Ryan, Munro of
Novar, &c.—Mr. Penrose, Monckton Milnes, Watkiss
Lloyd, Panizzi, Cockerell, &c.—C. T. Newton: bis cor-
respondence from Syra and Mitylene—The Mausoleum
of Halicarnassus—Proposal from the Arundel Society—
Dedications of Cockerell's volumes . . . 171-191
CHAPTER VIII
Removals: new Thatched House Tavern • Willis's Rooms
—State of the Society—Sir C. T. Newton, Sir F.
Leighton, &c.—Art collectors and amateurs ; country
gentry, &c.; Bar and Bench—Pollock, Venables, Bowen
—Learning; the Civil Service • Foreign Diplomacy—
New antiquarian enterprise : Mr. Pullan and the Temple
of Teos—The Smintheum—Temple of Priene—Ionian
Antiquities, vol. iv—Time and mode of publication—
Penrose's Athenian Architecture, new edition—Appeals
from various quarters: Temple of Ephesus • British
School at Athens—Changes and removals since 1888—
Newmembers—Discussions and resolutions—Retrospect:
changed conditions of archaeological study—Decline
of classical enthusiasm in England—The Archaeological
Institute of Rome; various foreign schools at Athens
—Revival of the study in England, but in another
shape—Part taken, or to be taken, by the Dilettanti—
Conclusion.......191-11 y
CHAPTER IX
Portraits of members: George Knapton—Institution of
face-money—Knapton's resignation—J. Stuart as Painter
to the Society—Stuart superseded in favour of Reynolds
—The two great portrait-groups—Nathaniel Dance—
Various resolutions as to portraits—Death of Reynolds;
Lawrence chosen successor—Motion as to portrait of
Sir J. Banks—The Reynolds groups: steps for their
preservation—The groups engraved in mezzotint—