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During WW2, de Vasconcellos worked on large sculptures such as 'The Last Chimera' and 'The Hand'. She became the first female fellow of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and was a founding member of the Society of Portrait Sculptors in 1953.

Our new exhibition Henry Moore: Configuration opens on Friday.

This small, focused selection of sculpture, drawings & collages highlights Moore’s ceaseless investigation into form, material and volume.

Free entry. Plan your visit at
https://t.co/J3P9YUAW55

#HenryMooreLeeds

@RCA @LeedsArtGallery In the archive we hold lots of pictures and sketches in the Toft collection as well as correspondence and personal papers.

The archive is now open and we look forward to seeing you there soon. You can book an appointment through our website: https://t.co/nWEMNc4YPj

Today for #FFTA we celebrate the birthday of Alfred Frank Hardiman (1891-1949), born on this day in 1891.

Alfred was born in London, the son of a talented silversmith in Holborn. When he left school he trained as a draughtsman and attended the Central School for Arts and Crafts.

Teaching became a big part of Meadows’ life. He began teaching in 1948 at the Royal College of Art and from 1960-1980 he was Professor of Sculpture there. During this time he taught pupils including Elizabeth Frink.

Moving back to London, Frampton studied at the South London Technical School of Art/ Lambeth School @CGLArtSchool for 2 years before studying @royalacademy. It was here that he won the prestigious gold award and was awarded a travelling scholarship.

Our #Fabrication Research Season includes 4 free online in-conversation events discussing how sculpture has been made for a variety of public commissions. Book now to hear from Thomas J Price, Heather Phillipson, Nicola Ellis, Ivan Clarke & Petra Schmidt

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@UnivOxford @walkergallery The Edward Onslow Ford archive contains 83 photographs and magazine clippings documenting a selection of Ford's completed works. As well as 142 letters, 162 calling cards, and 25 telegrams cover the period immediately following Edward Onslow Ford's death on 23 December 1901.

A new series of drawings by Paloma Varga Weisz is on display @SadieColesHQ. Check out HOMEWORK #5 online until 24 July 2020 https://t.co/eBr1kyu6sZ

Find out more about her drawing and where the images come from in Episode 3 of our In Conversation series https://t.co/mPkcV5rBeu.

#BumpmanPortrait competition technical winner: Julie Arnall

'Julie's drawing is both delicate & impactful, with effective shading & use of colour to give Bumpman's body weight & depth, in contrast to his fine, child-like features.'
Alison Smith, Engagement Curator @HMILeeds