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[Hope's Garland]
Advertisement. In the press, and speedily will be published, a collection of poems, entitled, Hope's Garland. A letter addressed "to Francis Annesley, Esq. M.P" by Thomas Hope, gave birth to this work, ...
London (Place), printed by B. M'Millan,, [1804].
[2] p. ; 32.0 cm. (2º)
Signed: 'Dioganetto', i.e. Henry Tresham. A six-stanza satire in verse prompted by Thomas Hope's Observations on the plans and elevations designed by James Wyatt ... for Downing College Cambridge, 1804 (q.v.), issued in the form of an advertisement on the occasion of the Royal Academy dinner on 28 April of that year, from which Hope was excluded in loyalty to Wyatt. See notes to BAL, Early printed books, no. 1548. A further satire bearing the title Hope's garland. No. 2., undated and signed 'T.' was printed by J.S. Barr (q.v.) and may be intended as a second part.
Copy Notes Cut and folded to fit and bound after copy 1 of Hope's Observations, 1804 (q.v.) with two pages of MSS. The first having on the recto text reading The Editor wishing to make the publi/-cation as interesting as possible will thankfully receive and pay due attention / to all hints forwarded to him (postpaid) thro the medium of his Printer, and on the verso addressed in ink to John Soane Esqr R.A. and inscribed Recd. at the Royal Academy / Apl. 28: 1804. The second is a letter from Thomas Hope addressed My Dear Sir and dated at the end Duchess Str / April 7th, apologizing for not sending a copy of his pamphlet sooner on grounds of delicacy due to Mr Wyatt being/ engaged not only in the same/ Department, but also in the/ same Cause with Yourself, a delicacy now overcome by the coincidence of Hope's ideas on architecture with those / which render you one of the/ Most splendid exceptions to/ the Style I criticise.
Binding Later C19th half brown binder's cloth, grey paper boards. Numbered '104' in a series of pamphlet volumes.
Reference Number 5173
Additional Names Wyatt, James (1746--1813) - Criticism; Annesley, Francis (1734--1812) - Correspondence; Hope, Thomas (1769--1831) - Satire; Dioganetto, pseud; Van Butchel, Martin
[Hope's Garland]
Advertisement. In the press, and speedily will be published, a collection of poems, entitled, Hope's Garland. A letter addressed "to Francis Annesley, Esq. M.P" by Thomas Hope, gave birth to this work, ...
London (Place), printed by B. M'Millan,, [1804].
[2] p. ; 32.0 cm. (2º)
Signed: 'Dioganetto', i.e. Henry Tresham. A six-stanza satire in verse prompted by Thomas Hope's Observations on the plans and elevations designed by James Wyatt ... for Downing College Cambridge, 1804 (q.v.), issued in the form of an advertisement on the occasion of the Royal Academy dinner on 28 April of that year, from which Hope was excluded in loyalty to Wyatt. See notes to BAL, Early printed books, no. 1548. A further satire bearing the title Hope's garland. No. 2., undated and signed 'T.' was printed by J.S. Barr (q.v.) and may be intended as a second part.
Copy Notes Cut and folded to fit and bound after copy 1 of Hope's Observations, 1804 (q.v.) with two pages of MSS. The first having on the recto text reading The Editor wishing to make the publi/-cation as interesting as possible will thankfully receive and pay due attention / to all hints forwarded to him (postpaid) thro the medium of his Printer, and on the verso addressed in ink to John Soane Esqr R.A. and inscribed Recd. at the Royal Academy / Apl. 28: 1804. The second is a letter from Thomas Hope addressed My Dear Sir and dated at the end Duchess Str / April 7th, apologizing for not sending a copy of his pamphlet sooner on grounds of delicacy due to Mr Wyatt being/ engaged not only in the same/ Department, but also in the/ same Cause with Yourself, a delicacy now overcome by the coincidence of Hope's ideas on architecture with those / which render you one of the/ Most splendid exceptions to/ the Style I criticise.
Binding Later C19th half brown binder's cloth, grey paper boards. Numbered '104' in a series of pamphlet volumes.
Reference Number 5173
Additional Names Wyatt, James (1746--1813) - Criticism; Annesley, Francis (1734--1812) - Correspondence; Hope, Thomas (1769--1831) - Satire; Dioganetto, pseud; Van Butchel, Martin