Bas-Relief Portrait of William Morris

Details

Dimensions: 75.5 x 45.1
Object Type: sculpture
Material: plaster
Catalogue number: S44a
Attributed artist: Jack, George Washington Henry (1855 - 1931)
Credit notes: Presented by Messrs Hallett, Fox & White, 1950

This panel was designed by George Jack and was formerly part of an overmantle, to the right of the of two other plaster panels (S44b) and ‘The Bird’s Nest’ (S44c), at number 41, Oakleigh Park, Friern Barnet, one of several houses in the locality by Arthur Keen. It was removed in 1950. The two outer panels (S44a and S44c), which form a pair, are slightly later than the central panel. A polychrome version of the same design was in the collection of the textile manufacturer James Morton (1867-1943), son of Alexander Morton, the founder of the Scottish textile firm.

Details

Date: c.1904
Dimensions: 75.5 x 45.1
Object Type: sculpture
Material: plaster
Catalogue number: S44c
Artist: Jack, George Washington Henry (1855 - 1931)
Credit notes: Presented by Messrs Hallett, Fox & White, 1950

This panel was designed by George Jack and was formerly part of an overmantl, to the left of two other plaster panels (S44b) and ‘The Woodman’ (S44a), at number 41, Oakleigh Park, Friern Barnet, one of several houses in the locality by Arthur Keen . It was removed in 1950. The two outer panels (S44a and S44c), which form a pair, are slightly later than the central panel. A polychrome version of the same design was in the collection of the textile manufacturer James Morton (1867-1943), son of Alexander Morton, the founder of the Scottish textile firm.

Details

Date: c.1904
Dimensions: 45.8 x 48.3
Object Type: sculpture
Material: plaster
Catalogue number: S44b
Artist: Jack, George Washington Henry (1855 - 1931)
Credit notes: Presented by Messrs Hallett, Fox & White, 1950

This panel was designed by George Jack and was formerly part of an overmantle, flanked by two high-relief plaster panels of ‘The Woodman’ (S44a) and ‘The Bird’s Nest’ (S44c), at number 41, Oakleigh Park, Friern Barnet, one of several houses in the locality by Arthur Keen . It was removed in 1950. A polychrome version of the same design was in the collection of the textile manufacturer James Morton (1867-1943), son of Alexander Morton, the founder of the Scottish textile firm.

Object Type: sculpture

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