Alan L. Durst

1883–1970

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Alan Lydiat Durst (1883–1970) was a British sculptor and wood carver and member of the London Group of artists. Three of Durst's work are held in the permanent collection of Tate Gallery.

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Artworks

Feline
Alan L. Durst
1930
Girl Binding her Hair
Alan L. Durst
1929
The Acrobats
Alan L. Durst
1927

Sketches, letters, etc.

Design for a candlestick
Alan L. Durst
[1920]

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Design for lunette ‘I am the Door of the Sheep’, South Door, Manchester Cathedral
Alan L. Durst
21 March 1955

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Architectural drawing, Portland stone pedestal for statue of St Boniface, Crediton, Devon
Alan L. Durst, Stephen Dykes Bower
1956–9

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Four designs for clergy and choir stalls, Holy Trinity Church, Northwood
Alan L. Durst
[1957]

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Biography

Artworks

Feline

Girl Binding her Hair

The Acrobats

Sketches, letters, etc.

Design for a candlestick

Design for lunette ‘I am the Door of the Sheep’, South Door, Manchester Cathedral

Architectural drawing, Portland stone pedestal for statue of St Boniface, Crediton, Devon

Four designs for clergy and choir stalls, Holy Trinity Church, Northwood

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