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Hubert Dalwood BIOGRAPHY
1924 - 1976. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice... Read full biography
Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice Biennale in 1962. Many one-man exhibitions have been held at Gimpel Fils and the Tate Gallery... Read full biography
Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice Biennale in 1962. Many one-man exhibitions have been held at Gimpel Fils and the Tate Gallery collection includes his sculpture.
Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice Biennale in 1962. Many one-man exhibitions have been held at Gimpel Fils and the Tate Gallery collection includes his sculpture.
Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice Biennale in 1962. Many one-man exhibitions have been held at Gimpel Fils and the Tate Gallery collection includes his sculpture.
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Dalwood is one of the UK's most original sculptors, who studied at Bath Academy, Corsham under Kenneth Armitage. He went on to become Gregory Fellow in Leeds and won the sculpture prize at the Venice Biennale in 1962. Many one-man exhibitions have been held at Gimpel Fils and the Tate Gallery collection includes his sculpture.