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Jacob Epstein to do

  • Works in Mishkan Museum of Art @ Ein Harod and at Israel Museum, Jerusalem
  • Tighten lead, emphasis on 1950s recognition, late masterworks
  • 1920s Coupled Arms 1920s to introduce Kathleen
  • 1927 Madonna and Child
  • Tighten Llandaff & Coventry Cathedral works
  • Include number of portraits by decade
  • Number of works bought by Quinn
  • More on art collection
  • Split from abstract works
  • Shared Vision[1]
  • Richard Cork[2]
  • ODNB[3]
  • Demons & Angels, Page 148 & 152 for split families in 1920s, meeting Sunita [4]: 1 
  • Embrace[5]
  • Evelyn Silber[6]
  • The Edwardian Age[7]
  • Modern British Sculpture[8]
  • Let There Be History[9]
  1. ISBN 1858940869
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  2. ISBN 1854372823
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  3. ^ Evelyn Silber (24 September 2014). "Epstein, Sir Jacob". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press. Retrieved 10 January 2023. (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)
  4. ISBN 0786710004
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  5. ISBN 1901092631
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  6. ISBN 0714822620
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  7. ISBN 0521309816
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  8. ISBN 9781905711727
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  9. ISBN 9781905711727
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Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/United Kingdom artists Red list

Infobox

Jo or Joe
Died26 August 1991(1991-08-26) (aged 77) 1991 (aged 76–77)
NationalityBritish
Alma mater
  • Hornsey School of Art
  • Royal Academy
Known forPainting
  • née

Artists to do tasks

  • Kathleen Scott - love of flying, significance of Rolls statue, independent nature, additional works from Homage, distance from other artists, monument photos
  • Marochetti - Cawnpore massacre monument from British Sculpture in India Page 261
  • Lucy Kemp-Welch ODNB entry as ref'
  • David Boyd Haycock on Lucy Kemp-Welch[2]
  • Naomi Blake, poss work in St Mary The Boltons, Church in Royal Borough of Ken & Chelsea with 2 pics on Commons
  • Leon Underwood Art UK article[3]

Leonard Stanford Merrifield

Possable works

  • Effigy of Bishop Blunt, Scarborough Church[4]
  • Kensington & Chelsea Old Town Hall The Nymph plus bust by Mario Raggi, Sculpture map of RBK&C*Alan Windsor 20th Century sculptors[5]

Dora Carrington - poss' article structure

  • Early life
  • London 1910 —1914
  • Hurstbourne Tarrant 1914 –1924
  • Tidmarsh Hill 1917 –1924
  • Ham Spring 1924 –1932, based on Jane Hill
  1. ^ Pauline Rose (23 November 2020). "A look at Britain's neglected professional women sculptors". Art UK. Retrieved 23 November 2021.
  2. ^ David Boyd Haycock (29 March 2023). "Lucy Kemp-Welch: a passionate painter of horses". Art UK. Retrieved 4 April 2023.
  3. ^ Tom Edwards. "Leon Underwood: cutting against the grain". Art UK. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
  4. ^ "Leonard Stanford Merrifield". speel. 22 November 2011. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  5. ISBN 1-85928-4566
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Monuments
  • British monuments in India[2]
  • Monuments & the Millennium[3]
  • Alan Borg on war memorials[4]
  • Roger Bowdler on war memorials[5]
  • Derek Boorman on war memorials[6]
  • Sculpture Victorious[7]
  • London by Blackwood[8]
  • Yale Queen Victoria statues[10]
  • Historic Scotland[13]
  • St Paul's booklet[16]
  • Art in Parliament[17]

Sculpture

  • British works in V&A[18]
  • Destruction in Ireland[20]
  • Encylopedia of Sculpture Vol III[21]
  • Jeremy Cooper 19thC bronzes[22]
  • Merritt on Bristol[25]
  • London Sculptures[27]
  • Victorian sculptors[30]
  • Mapping the Practice & Profession [31]
  • 19C sculptors by Janson[32]
  • Robert Gunnis British Sculptors to 1851[33]

Liverpool University Press series

  • Greater Manchester[35]
  • City of Westminister[39]

Wikisource templates

Art dictionarys

  • David Buckman Vol 1[45]
  • David Buckman Vol 2[46]
  • Frances Spalding[47]
  • Grant M. Waters Vol 1[48]
  • Grant Waters Vol 2[49]
  • Adrian Vincent on Victorian & Edwardian artists.[51]
  • Robin Garton on British Printmakers[53]
  • TATE Women Artists[54]
  • Stewart & Cutten on British Portrait Painters[55]
  • Christopher Wood on Victorian painters[56]
  • Alan Horne on Book Illustrators[57]
  • Simon Houfe on Book Illustrators[58]
  • Oxford Dictionary of Art[61]
  • Theo Snoddy on Irish artists[62]
  • Historical Brit women[63]
  • Josephine Walpole on Flower Paintings[65]
  • Mary Ann Wingfield on Sporting Artists[66]
  • Christine Jackson on Bird artists[67]
  • Royal Watercolour Soc[69]
  • Australian & NZ artists database[71]
  • Jewish artists at Ben Uri Collection[72]
  • Turnbull on Yorkshire artists[73]
  • Irish Women Artists[74]

Benezit

Scottish artists

  • National Gallery of Scotland[91]
  • The Scottish Show[93]
  • Modern Scottish Women[94]
  • GSA Archives & Collections index[96]
  • Scottish Art by Murdo Macdonald[97]
  • Mackintosh Architecture[98]
  • Mackintosh Architecture[99]

Welsh artists

  • Post War to Post Modern; Artists in Wales[100]
  • Rowan Illustrated History[105]
  • National Museum Companion Guide[106]

Cornwall artists

  • Cornwall Artists Index[112]

Big pictures

  • Paul Rennie on Posters[117]
  • Chris Beetles Gallery[118]
  • Richard Green Gallery[119]
  • 20th Century Art Book[121]
  • 1001 Paintings You Must See...[123]
  • In search of a masterpiece[125]
  • Surrealism in Britain by Remy[126]
  • Modern Brit Art @ Pallant House[129]
  • Hammer on Sutherland[130]
  • Sutherland Darkness into Light[131]
  • Bitter Taste of Victory[133]
  • Orpen NPG source for [134]
  • Lambirth book on John Armstrong[136]
  • John Piper NMofWales[137]
  • Nash, Dunbar, Spencer entry in Tate Britain Companion[139]
  • Large article on The Resurrection, Cookham in, also para on Artists International Association .[140]
  • Brighton Design Archive[142]
  • Royal Designers for Industry - 39 biographies[143]

Post nomins

Painter

FRSA

Scottish Painter MBE RSW SSA RSA MC LLD

IWM sources

  • IWM War Artists Biographical Material[144]
  • Women at War Palmer book[149]
  • IWM Art from the Second World War.[150]
  • IWM Art from the First World War.[151]

War artist sources

  • Conflicting Views, Pacifist Artists[153]
  • Chism in Time, Scottish War art[154]
  • Various war artists - check names[156]
  • Good chapter on WAAC[157]
  • Beyond the Battlefield - Catherine Speck[159]
  • Why paint war- Gough on Bonehead Muir[161]
  • Gough Terrible Beauty[163]
  • Canadian Scheme Canvas of War[164]
  • Westminster at War article[166]
  • Caroline Lewis Home Front article[167]
  • Caroline Lewis - Theatre of War.[168]
  • Vortex 3 Henderson, Bone & Richards[170]
  • History Today Firemen Artists in the USA.[171]
  • Recording Britain II.[173]
  • Land Girls Gill Clarke.[174]
  • Merion & Susie Harries.[176]
  • Britain's Efforts and Ideals[178]
  • The Great War Liss Fine Art[180]

WAAC

WAAC artists
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Artists given short WAAC contracts

Artists who sold work to WAAC

List of public art in ...

Kent

  • To do;- Statues on Canterbury Cathedral = Queen Victoria from List of page. John de Stratford, Edward III, Henry I, Henry IV, Lanfranc de Pavia, St Augustine, QEII & Philip, QEI
  • War memorials inc Kings School by Lutyns, County of Kent WM cross, Harbledown & Rough

Also in Jo Drake

  • Winston Churchill, by Oscar Nemon, bronze on granite, Pines Garden, St Margaret's Bay

Dumfries & Galloway

  • Castle Douglas Striding Arch on Benbrick
  • Senquhar - QVictoria visit & Coventeers Obelisk
  • St John's Town of Dalry - Coventeers sculpture
  • Langholm monument to Hugh MacDiarrmid
  • Dumfries Robert Burns rock ??
  • Dumfries Martyrs Memorial - squart obelisk

Bristol

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Material Dimensions Designation Wikidata Notes
Local history Colston House, Colston St. Philippa Threlfall & Kennedy Collings Relief panels Resin and ceramic [25]
Simon Short Fountain Trinity Place, Corner of Hotwells Road & Merchants Rd. 1902 Tom Dove (architect) Fountain Painted cast iron with basin and pedestal in granite Grade II [25]
Unknown Corner of Beauley Road & Raleigh Rd, Southville 2004 Unknown Sculptural roundel Terracotta 100cm diameter [184]

Public art works with artist

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Material Dimensions Designation Wikidata Notes

Public art works without artist

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Type Material Dimensions Designation Wikidata Notes

Public art in Scotland by Council area to do

Nav Boxs created

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