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Thomas Woolner
The Sculptural Legacy of Thomas Woolner Thomas Woolner was an English sculptor and poet who served as a founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, standing as the only sculptor among the original group members. Trained by William Behnes, he exhibited his work at the Royal Academy starting in 1843. His sculptural approach emphasized a vivid form of realism and close observation of nature. While he gained recognition for forceful
portrait busts and medallions, such as his portrait medallion of William Wordsworth, he also engaged in larger architectural projects. His notable commissions included: Architectural sculptures for the Manchester Assize Courts, featuring figures such as Moses, Justice, and Mercy. Statues of British imperial heroes, including Captain Cook and Sir Stamford Raffles. A bronze statue of John Robert Godley in Christchurch, New Zealand. Reli…