Esdaile, Katharine A.: The life and works of Louis François Roubiliac (London: Oxford University Press, 1928)

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
I. Bust of Louis Frangois Roubiliac, by himself. By courtesy of the
National Portrait Gallery .... frontispiece
II. The Wrighte Monument, Gayhurst. Photographs by C. Gayle facing 14
III. The Dormer Monument, Quainton. Detail. Photograph by C.
Millburn . . . . . . .16
IV. Newton.
The Conduitt Bust, private collection. Photograph by Messrs.
Salmon.
The lost terra-cotta model, formerly at the Royal Observatory,
Greenwich. From an engraving by Scriven after a drawing by
I. Allen . . . . . . .20
V. Sir Edward Walpole. Marble bust formerly in the Leverton Harris
Collection . . . . . . .26
VI. The Withers Monument, Arkesden.
Drawing in the Soane Museum, once in the possession of Sir
Christopher Wren.
The work as carried out by Roubiliac. Photograph by F. Gran-
ville Davies . . . . . . -32
VII. The Vauxhall Handel. In the possession of Messrs. Novello.
Terra-cotta model, Fitzwilliam Museum. By courtesy of the
Fitzwilliam Museum. . . . . . . 36
VIII. Pope. Terra-cotta model for the bust of 1741, in the possession of
Mr. A. Hallam Murray. . . . . .46
IX. Hogarth. Terra-cotta model, National Portrait Gallery. By
courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery.
Dog Trump. The lost model, from the engraving in Ireland’s
Graphic Illustrations of Hogarth, vol. II . . . .48
X. Handel. Terra-cotta model, National Portrait Gallery. By courtesy
of the National Portrait Gallery.
Marble bust, Windsor Castle. By gracious permission of H.M.
The King . . . . . . 50