Bronze Statue of Edward VI (Scheemakers)

  • Type: Statue

The Bronze Statue of Edward VI is an eighteenth century sculpture created by Flemish sculptor Peter Scheemakers for Charles Toye Esq. The bronze freestanding statue is currently on display inside the North Wing of St Thomas' Hospital in London, England. - AsNotedIn




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Y/M/D Association Description Place Locale Food Event
1736/00/00 Peter Scheemakers Artist Peter Scheemakers creates a statue of Edward VI to be cast in bronze for Charles Toye Esq.
1739/09/22 Peter Scheemakers Artist A bronze "Statue of Edward VI" by Peter Scheemakers is installed in the second (lost) of St Thomas' Hospital's three courts. Old St Thomas Hospital London
1871/00/00 The bronze "Statue of Edward VI" by Peter Scheemakers is moved to the new St Thomas' Hospital in Southwark and installed in the gardens overlooking Lambeth Palace Road. St Thomas' Hospital London London
1951/06/00 Peter Scheemakers Artist Peter Scheemakers' bronze "Statue of Edward VI" is exhibited at the Festival of Britain. Festival of Britain

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Particulars for Bronze Statue of Edward VI (Scheemakers):
Area of Significance Art expression of creative skill and imagination such as painting or sculpture
Material Bronze
Art Attribute Flemish Art
Art Type Sculpture
Art Type Statue 3 dimensional sculpted figure, typically carved in stone, cast in bronze, or another durable material

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NHLE List Entry Number: 1080372


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