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Person    | Male  Born 1813  Died 1862

John Thomas

Categories: Sculpture

John Thomas

Born Gloucestershire. A prolific Victorian sculptor. The splendid gives this list of other works in London: pediment of Paddington Station Great Western Hotel; decorative work on the piers of the entrance gates of Buckingham Palace; Pall Mall United Services Club (now Institute of Directors) frieze; figures and decorative vases by the Hyde Park fountains (where we have found the Victoria and Albert medallions).

We've also ready that, with his architect's hat on, Thomas designed the Regents Park Chapel. The only building we can think that might be is the Danish Church of St Katharine and that was designed by Ambrose Poynter in 1826-7.

We here at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø are all far too straight-laced and serious to comment on the slang meaning of this eminent man's name.

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John Thomas

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Houses of Parliament - Victoria

This is at the base of the Victoria Tower above the Sovereign's Entrance.

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Myddelton statue - N1

Myddelton holds a map of the New River in one hand and a spade in the other. ...

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Arthur George Walker

Arthur George Walker

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John Bell

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Sir Hamo Thornycroft

Sir Hamo Thornycroft

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John Atkin

John Atkin

Sculptor. Born Darlington.  Sponsored at college by Henry Moore.  Aitkin's website.

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