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RSA 200

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In 2026, the Royal Scottish Academy will reach its 200th birthday.

 

As part of the event, the RSA will draw attention to the work of its female academicians and make this work more publicly accessible.​​

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We are delighted to be supporting the RSA 200 project through our network with a public lecture, co-hosted with History of Art, University of Glasgow, which is being delivered by one of our members, Professor Alison Yarrington, a distinguished historian of sculpture from 18th-20th centuries.

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Sculpting for the public domain: the memorials and animal sculpture of Phyllis Bone, Alice Meredith Williams and

Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen

 

Prof. Alison Yarrington, FSA, FRSE

 

Professor Emerita in the History of Art, Loughborough University

Former Richmond Professor of Fine Art, University of Glasgow

 

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Phyllis Bone, Remember also the humble beasts that served and died,

stone roundels in deep relief, 

The Scottish National War Memorial, Edinburgh, 1927.

​Source: The Scottish National War Memorial, with an Introduction by General Sir Ian Hamilton G.C.B., D.S.O., Edinburgh, Grant & Murray Ltd, 1932, p. 54.

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Friday, 6th November, 5pm

 

Venue: The Hepburn Room (1st Floor)

7 University Gardens,

University of Glasgow

Glasgow G12 8QH

 

No booking required, all are welcome! We look forward to seeing you!

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