Thomas Hope: Designer and Patron in Regency London
David Watkin, Philip Hewat-Jaboor, Editors
Philip Hewat-Jaboor, Daniella Ben-Arie, Co-Curators
Foreword
Author: Susan Weber Soros
Introduction and Acknowledgements
Author: David Watkin
Family Tree and Chronology
Author: Daniella Ben-Arie
Chapter 1
European Wealth and Ottoman Travel
Author: Dr. Philip Mansel
Chapter 2
The Reform of Taste in London: Hope's House in Duchess Street
Author: Prof. David Watkin
Chapter 3
Critic and Historian: Hope's Writings on Architecture, Furniture, and Interior Decoration
Part 1. Household Furniture and Interior Decoration
Part 2. The Dowing College Controversy and the Greek Revival
Part 3. An Historical Essay on Architecture
Author: David Watkin
Chapter 4
Thomas Hope's Furniture: "A Delightful and Varied Significance of Shape and Embellishment"
Author: Frances Collard
Chapter 5
Fashion a L'Antique. Thomas Hope and Regency Dress
Author: Dr. Aileen Ribeiro
Chapter 6
"Character, Pleasing Outline, and Appropriate Meaning": Thomas Hope's Metalwork for Duchess Street
Author: Martin Chapman
Chapter 7
The Past as a Foreign Country: Thomas Hope's Collection of Antiquities
Author: Dr. Ian Jenkins
Chapter 8
"A zealous and liberal patronage of its contemporary professors": Thomas Hope's modern sculptures.
Author: Prof. David Bindman
The Collection of Contemporary Pictures of Thomas Hope
Author: Jeannie Chapel
Chapter 10
The Collections of Old Masters of John Hope and his sons Thomas Hope and Henry Philip Hope
Author: Jeannie Chapel
Chapter 11
The Hope Family in London: Collecting and Patronage
Author: Daniella Ben-Arie
Chapter 12
The Reform of Taste in the Country: The Deepdene
Author: David Watkin
Chapter 13
The Tragic Mask of Anastasius/ Selim: A New Introduction to Hope's Novel
Author: Jerry Nolan
Chapter 14
Hope's Philosophical Excursus
Author: Prof. Roger Scruton
Chapter 15
The Afterlife of Hope
Author: David Watkin and Frances Collard
Appendix
Bibliography
Author: Daniella Ben Arie
Index