London: Printed by Joseph Cooper, printer to the Royal Academy, MDCCXCVI
Physical Description
28 p. ; 25 cm.
Series Title
Exhibition of the Royal Academy
General Note
Omnes tacito quodam fenfu, fine ulla arte aut ratione, quæ fint in artibus, et in picturis et in fignis, et in aliis operibus, recta ac prava dijudicant. Cicero de Oratore, lib. 3. l. 50. [t.p.]
References
ESTC, T33795
For a review of the 1796 exhibition see: A critical guide to the exhibition of the Royal Academy, for 1796: in which all the works of merit are examined; the portraits correctly named; and the places of the various landscapes: being an attempt to ascertain truth, and improve the taste of the realm by Anthony Pasquin. (1796); and A companion to the exhibition of the Royal Academy, M.DCC.XCVI. Printed for the author [Anthony Pasquin?]; and sold by J. Jordan, Fleet-Street; R. H. Westley, No. 201, Strand; and by all other Booksellers in Town and Country. (1796).
[First copy:] Catalogues for the exhibitions: 1783-1796 bound in one volume. Bound in 20th-century light brown buckram; black morocco spine-labels lettered in gold 'Exhibitions of the Royal Academy' and 'MDCCLXXXIII to MDCCXCVI'