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1984 From Borso to Cesare d’Este, 1450–1628: The School of Ferrara.
An exhibition in aid of The Courtauld Institute Trust Appeal Fund.
Ten introductory essays on Ferrara and aspects of Ferrarese art by Cecil Gould,
Lanfranco Caretti, Claudio Gallico, Vincenzo Fontana, Thomas Tuohy,
Emmanuele Mattaliano, Giorgio Bassani, Giuliano Briganti, Alastair Smith,
with charts and Concordat of Ferrarese paintings in British public collections.
200 pages, 50 colour plates, 84 black and white illustrations. £15 or $23 inc. p. & p.

¶ 1984 The Macchiaioli.
122 pages, fully illustrated (out of print).

¶ 1984 Three Friends of the Impressionists: Boldini, De Nittis, Zandomeneghi.
53 pages, fully illustrated (out of print).

1985 Around 1610: The Onset of the Baroque.
An exhibition on behalf of Famine Relief in Ethiopia by The Relief Society of Tigray.
Introduction by Sir Ellis Waterhouse.
120 pages, 33 colour plates, 22 black and white illustrations (scarce). £12 or $18 inc. p. & p.

‡ 1985 The First Painters of the King: French Royal Taste from Louis XIV to the Revolution.
Catalogue by Colin Bailey, including three comprehensive essays by Philip Conisbee,
Jean-Luc Bordeaux and Thomas Gaehtgens. Introduction by Guy Stair Sainty.
Inventory of paintings by the ‘First Painters in Public Collections in the USA’.
144 pages, 21 colour plates, 243 black and white illustrations (out of print).

1986 Baroque III: 1620–1700.
An exhibition in memory of Sir Ellis Waterhousc and on behalf of The National
Art Collections Fund.
Introduction by Sir Peter Wakefield. Essays by Francis Haskell, Cecil Gould,
Francis Russell, Charles McCorquodale and Craig Felton.
152 pages, 15 colour plates, 30 black and white illustrations. £15 or $23 inc. p. & p.

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