A Temple Macaroni Finish:none ' A view of two

' A view of two chimney-sweeps walking along the street

the word came to mean more generally a tribal poet-singer gifted in composing and reciting verses on heroes and their deeds

'Middle Temple Macaroni'

Portrait of an elderly man in the lace collar and robes of an official of the Corporation of London

View over Hampstead Heath

A Temple Macaroni Finish:none ' A view of two'A Temple Macaroni', 1772; an exquisite with a waist length pigtail and a simpering expression minces along while a dog, also with a long tail, trots along beside him. Possibly a reference to Richard Grenville Temple, first Earl Temple. A macaroni was an eighteenth century British dandy who affected continental fashions.