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St George

Alfred Turner, 1927

Sculpture of St. George fighting the dragon. Part of a collection of 15 works donated to 6 public collections in the UK as well as the Yale Centre for British Art. Alfred Turner was one of the most successful sculptors working in England in the first half of the 20th century, but by the late 1980s he had been almost completely forgotten, as has his daughter Winifred. His other daughter Jessica Turner has revived interest in the artists through the distribution of this gift from the artist's studio.

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Title of artwork, date

St George, 1927

Date supported

1989

Medium and material

Bronze with a black patination

Dimensions

Height: 17.8 cm

Gifted by

Jessica Turner

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