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| s45064 | |
| School of Art and Design, Arundel Street | |
| Sheffield_City_Centre | |
| 1851-1899 | |
Information re: the five carvings on the front of the School of Art. From Charles Green's lecture 1913 'The Art Craftsmen of Sheffield'. 'The portrait in terracotta of Titian in front of the School of Art is by [Henry] Hoyles - the second of Raphael is by your humble servant [ie Green]. The third by James Gamble is of Bagetti. Reuben Townroe modelled the fourth which is of Michael Angelo. Sir Christopher Wren, the fifth, is the work of Edwin Page Turner.' Image published in Industries of Sheffield, 1888 (page 20) (Sheffield Local Studies Library: 338.4 SQ) |
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