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College of Optometrists
London
Title
John Hamer Sutcliffe (1867–1941)
Date
1949
Medium
bronze & marble
Measurements
H 26 x W 17 x D 22 cm;
Plinth: H 15.2 x W 12.7 x D 12.7 cm
Accession number
LDBOA1999.896
Acquisition method
commissioned by the British Optical Association, 1949
Work type
Bust
Signature/marks description
on back: F. R. BEVAN '49
Inscription description
plaque on plinth: John Hamer Sutcliffe OBE, FBOA Hons F. Inst P. / Secretary / British Optical Association 1895–1940
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