Abstract
British and American travellers in Sicily from the 8th to the 20th century early Tudor tombs and the rise and fall of Anglo-Italian relations Quo Vadis? travel as education and the impact of in the 16th century the Grand Tour and beyond - British and American travellers in southern Italy, 1545-1960 Robert Dallington's Survey of Tuscany, 1605 - a British view of Medicean Florence documentary evidence of Anglo-Italian cultural relations in the 16th and 17 centuries Inigo Jones in Naples pilgrims to pictures - art, English Catholics and the evolution of the Grand Tour notes towards a bibliography of Sir Balthazar Gerbier English Catholic poets in mid-17th century Rome philanthropy in Italy - English observations on Italian hospitals, 1545-1789 Milton's visit to Vallombrosa - a literary tradition George Berkeley's Grand Tours - the immaterialist as connoisseur of art and architecture epilogue - Sir Harold Acton, 1904-94.
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