Figurative sculptures in bronze, life-sized portrait heads in bronze, terracotta and fondu cement

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A body of work, figurative in orientation

	Retrospective exhibition of Sculpture, Drawings, Paintings at Stroud Museum as part of the Cultural Olympiad, 9th June to 27th August 2012.

	Eight large sculptures form the Putney Sculpture Trail along the Thames embankment in South London. See map.

	Life-sized portrait heads of eminent and other sitters in bronze, terracotta and fondu cement.

	Just under life-sized figurative sculptures in bronze, originally made in clay.

	Smaller works in terracotta and small bronzes in editions; reliefs in fondu cement, terracotta and aluminium.

	2007: Henry Moore Institute acquire a sculpture and papers on elements of Thornhill's work for public archive.

	Spirit In Mass, a documentary film on Thornhill's life and work was released in Spring 2008. Available on DVD. (View a short extract from the DVD here).

	Read the supporting thoughts on creativity by Thornhill.


	Read essay on Thornhill by Clare Carswell MA (RCA).

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