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London Metropolitan Archives Public Sculpture LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates Photographs LMA/4218/01/001 Robert Adams 'Descending Forms' Eltham 19-- Green School 1 file LMA/4218/01/002 Dorothy Annan Mural Cayley School 19-- 1 file LMA/4218/01/003 Raymond Arnott 'Bird Bath' Alton Street, 19-- Lansbury Estate 1 file LMA/4218/01/004 Franta Belsky 'Lesson' Avebury Estate, Bethnal 19-- Green 1 file LMA/4218/01/005 Perry Brown Sculpture Coverdale Primary 19-- School, Shepherds' Bush 1 file LMA/4218/01/006 Ralph Brown 'Man and Child' Tulse Hill School, 19-- Upper Tulse Hill 1 file LMA/4218/01/007 Penelope Callender 'Boys playing leapfrog' 19-- Kynaston School, Marlborough Hill 1 file LMA/4218/01/008 Francis Carr 'Magic Garden' Mosaic Holman 19-- Hunt Primary School, New Kings Road 1 file LMA/4218/01/009 David Chapman ' The Seated Woman' 19-- Norwood County School 1 file LMA/4218/01/010 Siegfried Charoux 'The Neighbours' Quadrant 19-- Estate, Islington 1 file LMA/4218/01/011 Robert Chatworthy 'The Bull' Alton Estate, 19-- Roehampton 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates LMA/4218/01/012 Hubert Dalwood Sculpture Rutherford School 19-- 1 file LMA/4218/01/013 Robyn Denny 'Vitreous' Mosaic Boxgrove 19-- School 1 file LMA/4218/01/014 Professor Frank Dobson, C.B.E, A.R.A, 19-- Sculptured Fountain Cleveland Way Estate, Stepney 1 file LMA/4218/01/015 Alan Durst 'Sea Lions Pool' Greenlaw Street 19-- Home for the Aged 1 file LMA/4218/01/016 George Ehrlich 'Drinking Calf' Garrett Green 19-- School, Burnt Wood Lane 1 file LMA/4218/01/017 George Ehrlich 'Fawn with Goose' Savel House 19-- (Old People's Home), Bethnal Green 1 file LMA/4218/01/018 Merlyn Evans Decorative Screen Tower 19-- Hamlets School 1 file LMA/4218/01/019 Mary Fedden Mural Clapton Park Secondary 19-- School 1 file LMA/4218/01/020 Elizabeth Frink ' The Bird Man' Sedgehill 19-- School, Bellingham 1 file LMA/4218/01/021 Elizabeth Frink 'Eagle on a Column' 19-- Bredinghurst Special School 1 file LMA/4218/01/022 Professor A.H. Gerrard Bas Relief Wall Panel 19-- Sir William Collins County Secondary School St. Pancras 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates LMA/4218/01/023 Stephen Gilbert 'Structure 31A' The Hill 19-- Hampstead 1 file LMA/4218/01/024 Sydney Harpley 'Women and Child' 19-- Hammersmith Day College, Brook Green 1 file LMA/4218/01/025 Sydney Harpley 'The Dockers' Trinity Church 19-- Site, East India Dock Road 1 file LMA/4218/01/026 Aileen Hart Sculpture Sullivan Primary School, 19-- Petergorough Road 1 file LMA/4218/01/027 Henry Henghes ' Flight' Elm Court (Delicate) 19-- School Elmcourt Road 1 file LMA/4218/01/028 Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Battersea Park 19-- 1 file LMA/4218/01/029 Barbara Hepworth 'Monolith Empyrean' Royal 19-- Festival Hall 1 file LMA/4218/01/030 Gertrude Hermes 'The Swans' Asburton Estate, 19-- Wandsworth 1 file LMA/4218/01/031 John Hoskin 'Bolted Flat'' Asburton Estate, 19-- Wandsworth Beaufoy School, Lambeth 1 file LMA/4218/01/032 Karin Jozen 'Mother and Child' Sydenham Hill 19-- Estate, Lewisham 1 file LMA/4218/01/033 F.E. McWilliam 'The Witch of Agnesi' Avery Hill 19-- College 1 file LMA/4218/01/034 Kenneth Martin Fountain Brixton Day College 19-- 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates LMA/4218/01/035 Bernard Meadows Statue Crown Woods 19-- Secondary School Ryefield Road, Eltham 1 file LMA/4218/01/036 Fred Millett Mural Alton Estate (East). 19-- Clubroom 1 file LMA/4218/01/037 John W. Mills 'Boy with a Golden Sunflower' 19-- Camden School for Girls, St. Pancras 1 file LMA/4218/01/038 Dennis Mitchell 'Piran' Battersea Training 19-- College 1 file LMA/4218/01/039 George Mitchell Bas Relief Northern 19-- Polytechnic 1 file LMA/4218/01/040 William Mitchell Decorative Panels Hyde Park 19-- Corner Subway 1 file LMA/4218/01/041 William Mitchell Mural Islington Green School 19-- (formerly Tudor School) 1 file LMA/4218/01/042 Henry Moore 'Two piece reclining figure' 19-- Brandon Estate 1 file LMA/4218/01/043 Henry Moore 'Draped seated Woman' The 19-- Stifford Estate, Stepney 1 file LMA/4218/01/044 Henry Moore Bronze Figure Chelsea College of 19-- Art 1 file LMA/4218/01/045 Uli Nimptoch 'Boy on a Dolphin' Roupell Court 19-- Old Peoples Home 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates LMA/4218/01/046 Uli Nimptoch 'Neighbourly Encounter' Silwood 19-- Estate, Bermondsey/Deptford 1 file LMA/4218/01/047 Tom Painter Sculpture Churchdown County 19-- School, Downham Bromley, Kent 1 file LMA/4218/01/048 Victor Passmore Mural Barnsbury Boys School 19-- 1 file LMA/4218/01/049 Oliffe Richmond 'Striding Man' William Pen 19-- School, Red Post Hill 1 file LMA/4218/01/050 Willi Soukop 'Wonderment' Kidbrooke School 19-- 1 file LMA/4218/01/051 Willi Soukop 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' Elmington 19-- Estate Camberwell 1 file LMA/4218/01/052 Lesley South Play Sculpture Lughborough 19-- Primary School 1 file LMA/4218/01/053 Steven Sykes 'The Four Seasons' Phoenix 19-- Special School, Poplar 1 file LMA/4218/01/054 Steven Sykes Wall Panel - Bas Relief Waverley 19-- County Secondary School, Woolwich 1 file LMA/4218/01/055 Trevor Tenant 'Girls Playing Netball' Barnsbury 19-- Girls School, Barnsbury Park 1 file LMA/4218/01/056 Mrs D. Thomas Glass Work Charlton County 19-- Secondary School (see also Miss M. Traherne) 1 file LMA/4218/01/057 Miss M. Traherne Stained Glass Albion School 19-- (see also Mrs D. Thomas) 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 PUBLIC SCULPTURE LMA/4218 Reference Description Dates LMA/4218/01/058 Miss M. Traherne Stained Glass Friars School 19-- (see also Mrs D. Thomas) 1 file LMA/4218/01/059 William Turnbull 'Sun Gazer' Kingsdale School, 19-- Alleyn Park 1 file LMA/4218/01/060 John Verney Mural Fairlawn Primary School 19-- (Tewkesbury Estate) 1 file LMA/4218/01/061 Kavel Vogel Sculpture St. Peters Church, 19-- Hammersmith 1 file LMA/4218/01/062 Kavel Vogel 'StandingBoy' Shoreditch College 19-- of Education 1 file LMA/4218/01/063 Althea Wynne 'The Swimmers' Kynaston 19-- School 1 file LMA/4218/01/064 David Wynne 'Gorilla' Crystal Palace 19-- 1 file.
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