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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… Rysbrack of Newton, 1739, four marble busts by Peter Scheemakers, of 1758 and 1766, and another by John Bacon, …
Old and New London
… Wellington Street, is a brazen statue of Edward VI., by Scheemakers, bearing this inscription, on one side in Latin, … the centre of which is a bronze statue of the founder, by Scheemakers. In front of the pedestal is this …
Survey of London
… (Plate 54). The brass statue of Edward VI was made by Scheemakers and, as recorded on the stone pedestal, was …
Survey of London
… little is known. One chimneypiece is attributed to Peter Scheemakers, 63 and Michael Henry Spang, the Danish sculptor, …
Survey of London
… the satisfaction of reporting that the sculptor, [Peter] Scheemakers, who was working with him for Anson at …
Survey of London
… to the sculptors Cheere, Delveaux, Nost, Rysbrack and H. Scheemakers and the carver John Boson. Plans for alterations …
Survey of London
… which stood on the corner of Little Vine Street. Peter Scheemakers, the Dutch sculptor, occupied premises on the …
Magna Britannia
… canon residentiary, and daughter of Bishop Weston (by Scheemakers); Miss Henrietta Wilhelmina Wyander Piers, sister …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and 1757. Also in the library are four marble busts by Scheemakers: of Roger Cotes (1758), James Jurin (1766), …
A History of the County of Oxford
… wife; to Sir Thomas Grantham (d. 1718), by Delvaux and Scheemakers; 643 to Sir Edward Turner (d. 1766) and his wife …