Person    | Male  Born 1804  Died 9/9/1891

William Theed, Jnr.

Categories: Sculpture

William Theed, Jnr.

Sculptor specialising in portraits. born Staffordshire. Died at home, Campden Lodge, Campden Hill, Kensington.

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William Theed, Jnr.

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Barbara Hepworth

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Virtues - Wonder

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WC2, Trafalgar Square, National Gallery - Staircase Hall - North Vestibule

Augustus John as Neptune offers Alice in Wonderland gifts from the sea on his trident. To the left is a ship with a mermaid figurehead, h...

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William Reeve

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