1908

Frederick E. E. Schenck

Born Edinburgh to a German immigrant lithographer. Via Stoke on Trent he moved to London in 1888. Often worked with the architect Henry Hare. Speel provides a lot of information including that Schenck also did the sculptural decorations on Pite's 37 Harley Street.

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Frederick E. E. Schenck

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Islington Library - Bacon

{In the sculptured panel below his feet:} Bacon

Islington Library - Spenser

{In the sculptured panel below his feet:} Spenser

Milton statue - Hammersmith

Statue

Shakespeare statue - Hammersmith

Statue

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Richard Holliday

Sculptor. Born Cambridge. From Thompson Gallery: "Richard Holliday started his career in stone as an apprentice stonemason in Cambridge in 1980 and has been in Cornwall since 1994."

Person, Sculpture

1 memorial

Sir William Reynolds-Stephens

Sculptor. Born in Detroit to British parents and educated in Europe. He added the Reynolds to his surname in 1890. Made the very unusual sculpture A Royal Game 1906-11. Died Tunbridge Wells.

Person, Sculpture, USA

1 memorial

Arie Ovadia

A sculptor who frequently works alongside Meisler.

Person, Sculpture

1 memorial

Henry Weekes

Sculptor. Born Canterbury.

Person, Sculpture

5 memorials

Stephen Tomlin

Sculptor and artist associated with the Bloomsbury Group. Youngest son of the judge and law lord Thomas, Lord Tomlin of Ash. Bisexual and promiscuous he seems to have had relations with many of the...

Person, Sculpture

1 memorial

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Nelson Recreation Ground

From London Gardens Online: The land here was open fields until the C18th when it was purchased by the Trustees of Guy's Hospital for use as a burial ground for deceased patients. It continued as a...

Place, Gardens / Agriculture

1 memorial