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Several well-known sculptors had their premises near Nost at the
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in the second half of the 17th century, gaining employment with the sculptor
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sculptor who worked in
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Fireplace for Thomas Coke's London house on St James Place (1699)
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Coat of Arms on entrance piers, fireplaces and marble tables,
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He was prolific and received many commissions, including at
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Preparatory drawing by Jan van Nost for a statue of
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43:: Jan van Nost) (died 1729) was a
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96:Chatsworth
318:Stourhead
311:Durisdeer
274:(1703–10)
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37:John Nost
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