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Title
Fenner Brockway (1888–1988)
Date
1985
Medium
bronze & marble
Accession number
NW1_CRH_S067
Acquisition method
commissioned by Greater London Council
Work type
Statue
Custodian
London Borough of Camden Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
25th July 1985
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
Garden opening times.
Inscription description
west face with incised letters: FENNER BROCKWAY / PRESIDENT OF LIBERATION / BORN 1 NOVEMBER 1888 / DIED 28 APRIL 11 1988 / ERECTED BY THE GLC IN HONOUR OF HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS FOR PEACE AND RACIAL EQUALITY / 25 JULY 1985; east face with incised letters: REINSTATED 1988 BY IRENE CHAMBERLAIN / AND OTHERS IN MEMORY OF / W.J. CHAMBERLAIN AND ALL OPPONENTS / OF WAR / AND ALSO OF JOAN HYMANS; on edge of stone plinth in incised letters: Walters
Red Lion Square Gardens, Holborn
WC1R 6NY
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