National Portrait Gallery – London; Scottish National Portrait Gallery – Edinburgh; City Art Gallery Glasgow; American College of Orgonomy – New York; Humanities Research Centre – Austin, Texas;
Wandsworth Borough Council – London; National Museum – Warsaw…
Alan died peacefully on 4th March 2020 at his home in Stroud, Gloucestershire. He was 98 years old.
Alan Thornhill’s sculptures have just been re-waxed by Chris Nash of Arch Bronze Foundry, in Putney.
Putney Sculpture Trail comprises nine sculptures by British sculptor, Alan Thornhill, which are permanently on public display along the south side of the River Thames, to either site of Putney Bridge.
Thornhill’s sculptures ‘Summoner’ and ‘Punch and Judy’ are now installed in the walled garden at Museum in the Park, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Spirit in Mass – Journey into Sculpture, will be showing as part of the ‘Culture Unplugged’ festival on Saturday 25th June 2016, for 12 hours.
Alan’s writings on the Quest for Authenticity – an antidote to conceptualism in art.
Spirit in Mass – Journey into Sculpture. Showing on 4th June 2016, 6pm, Putney Library.
Spirit in Mass: Journey into Sculpture. A 40 minute documentary available to download here or on DVD, which charts Alan Thornhill’s unconventional journey into sculpture.
A permanent installation of nine large sculptures along the River Thames at Putney, South London. A beautiful 1.5 mile riverside walk including parkland and piazzas replete with cafes and restaurants.
