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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Volume I
Ackn.owledgements 5
Introduction 6
The Huguenot contribution to Metalwork: Engraving 23
The Huguenot contribution to Decorative Painting k3
The Huguenot contribution to Art Education, Louis Chron,
L.F.Roubiliac and the St.Martin's Lane Academy 60
Ti. Eugunot contribution to Sculpture: L.F.Roi."i)ia: t
his Huguenot connections 82
The Huguenot contribution to Architecture 96
The Huguenot contribution to Woodwork 127
The Huguenot contribution to Porcelain
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The Huguenot contribution to the Art of the Portrait 169
Conclusion 191
Notes to the text 1
Bibliography 218
Appendix A. List of Huguenot Artists, Designers and Cra.'tsmen
in Great Britain and Ireland, 1680-1760 237
Appendix B. List of Huguenot Artists, Designers and Craftsmen
in Great Britain and Ireland, 1680-1760, whose
places of origin in France are recorded 257
Appendix C. Roubiliac as an Architect? The bill for the
Warkton Monuxnencb. COffprint from the Burlington
Magazine, January, 1980).
Appendix D. The Real Value of Engraved Silver (Of fprint from the
Antique Collector, April 1982).
LIST OF ILLtTSTRATIONS
1. Plan for the extension to the Savoy Chapel, Sir Christopher Wren, 1685.
2. The Four Times of Day, Noon, William Hogarth, before 1738.
3. View of the Interior of the Temple at Charenton, Jean Marot.
k. View of Fournier Street, Spitalfields, with the Eglise Neuve.
5. Crucifix, David Le Marchand.
6. Bracket Clock, Franois Asselin, c.1695.