Person    | Male  Born 1691  Died 1770

Peter Scheemakers

Categories: Sculpture

Countries: Belgium

Peter Scheemakers

Born in Antwerp.

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Peter Scheemakers

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Albert Grant & Shakespeare

"There is no darkness but ignorance" is a quote from "Twelfth Night". The scu...

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Edward VI statue at St Thomas's - Scheemaker

First erected in the second of St Thomas’s three courts, shown in a drawing h...

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Thomas Guy statue

{On the cartouche on the front of the plinth:} Thomas Guy sole founder of thi...

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John Skeaping

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William Rodney Graham

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1 memorial
Ben Twiston-Davies

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Anthony White Southwell

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Manor of Hyde

Manor of Hyde

An area roughly equivalent to modern-day Hyde Park. It was owned by Westminster Abbey, and its woods afforded both fire-wood and shelter for the monks and for their game and water-fowl.

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1 memorial