Dresden, Germany
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Augustus brüke (Augustus bridge, Dresden)
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.
Brühlsche Terrasse, Dresden
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.
From Thomas Greenwood, Dresden, 29 June 1814
The following letters were mostly written by two of Whittaker's Cambridge friends: Thomas Greenwood, a fellow-Johnian, who was called to the bar (1817) and became reader in history at the University of Durham (1833); and William Whewell, afterwards Master of Trinity. There are also four letters from Greenwood's brother Charles, a London businessman.
Hofkirche and Schloss (Dresden)
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.
James Dixon: letters to his father, 1836-1849
Letters from James Dixon to his father John sent whilst he was travelling, mostly on the Continent. The letters have been guarded and bound. All are originals, and are addressed to John Dixon at 50 Fenchurch Street, London, except for /36 which is addressed to 6 Mecklenburgh Square. They give a detailed account of James Dixon's foreign travels, particularly of his sojourns in Vienna and Paris
Postplatz (Dresden)
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.
Schloss (Dresden)
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.
Zwinger (The Zwinger Palace, Dresden)
96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.