Person    | Female  Born 24/3/1949 

Philomena Davidson Davis

Categories: Sculpture

Born London, she became the first female president of the Royal British Society of Sculptors in 1990, a post she held for six years (giving her the post-nominal letters PPRSS). Co-opted member of the Windrush Commemoration Committee.

The picture source has a career biography. Her name is often given without the 'Davis'.

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This section lists the memorials created by the subject on this page:
Philomena Davidson Davis

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Lady Somerset and temperance

The original bronze statue by Wade in 1897 was stolen in 1971 when it was saw...

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Tanya Russell

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Charles Samuel Kelsey

Charles Samuel Kelsey

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Harold Brown

Harold Brown

Sculptor active in 1938 - 50. In 1938 he was living in Belfast. With no image of Brown available on-line we are pleased to use the photo of his 1950 lost mermaid.

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Scott Eaton

Scott Eaton

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Albert Arthur Toft

Albert Arthur Toft

Albert Arthur Toft was born on 3 June 1862 in Handsworth, Staffordshire, the fifth of the nine children of Charles Toft (1831-1909) and Rosina Toft née Reeves (1833-1878). His Wikipedia page gives ...

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3 memorials

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WW1 memorial cross - from St John's

WW1 memorial cross - from St John's

SW1, Hobart Place, St Peter's Church, Knightsbridge Kindergarten

The cross looks as if the church was designed to hold it, but no. St Peters was built 1824-27 and this section, by Sir Arthur Blomfield, ...

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