Enfilade

This month’s issue of The Burlington Magazine is devoted to British Art with the following eighteenth-century offerings:

The Burlington Magazine 153 (April 2011)

• Richard Hewlings, “Nicholas Hawksmoor in Chester,” pp. 224-28.
• Hugh Belsey, “Reading the Caricature Groups of Thomas Patch,” pp. 229-31.
• Malcolm Warner, Review of British Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1575-1875, Katharine Baetjer, p. 257.
• Brian Allen, Review of James Barry, 1741-1806: History Painter, ed. Tom Dunne and William Pressly, pp. 258-59.
• Timothy Wilcox, Review of Constable, Jonathan Clarkson, pp. 259-60.
• Giles Waterfield, Review of The English Virtuoso: Art, Medicine, and Antiquarianism in the Age of Empiricism, Craig Hanson, pp. 266-67.
• Alex Kidson, Review of the exhibition Georgian Faces: Portrait of a County, pp. 274-75.