Rome, 20th Jan 1820 - an account of the activities of British artists in Rome, centring on the dramatic impact made by Lawrence, reserving special praise for his head of
Canova, a gift to the
Pope; also mentioning that Jackson's head of the same subject suffered by comparison;
Turner failed to paint a picture to impress the Romans but sketched mightily, although he wouldn't show people any of them.
[1814] - verses on the knighthood of Sir Thomas Lawrence.
[1814] - Excerpt from a preview of the summer exhibition citing the portraits that Lawrence will exhibit.
[c.1819-1820] - Excerpt asserting that Lawrence has not painted the "Brigand chief" while at Rome, but has painted the Pope and Canova.
[c.1825] Press erport of a Discourse delivered by Sir Thomas Lawrence at the Royal Academy on the 10th December.
[1822] Press report on a portrait by Lawrence of the
King [in all probability the portrait now in the Royal Collection].