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7 Comedy and tragedy, bronze, 29 in. high by 8 Part of a manuscript map of Northiam, Sussex 10 Point to point No. 3, 1966 macquette, black,
Alfred Gilbert (1854-1934). Private collection. 1635, by Giles Burton. From the exhibition 'The Sur- brown and red emulsion on ply, 16 x 7 x 7 in by
From an exhibition of Victorian and Edwardian veyor's Craft' at the British Museum until October 27. John Carter. From an exhibition of the artist's work
sculpture at The Fine Art Society Ltd until October 9 Physical energy, bronze (cast posthumously) on show at the Redfern Gallery from October 8 until
30. The exhibition, which will include 200 works by 17 in. high, 19 in. long by George Frederick Watts November 1.
fifty sculptors, will give detailed consideration to (1817-1904). Private collection. This is a reduction
British sculpture during the period 1850-1914. of the bronze equestrian statue exhibited at the
Royal Academy in 1904. The sculptor began a
colossal equestrian statue of Hugh Lupus in 1870,
finished 1881. The theme continued in Physical
energy which was erected in Kensington Gardens in
1908. Also from the exhibition of Victorian and
Edwardian sculpture at The Fine Art Society Ltd
until October 30.