Frampton, George James (1860-1928)

Creator details

Name
Frampton, George James (1860-1928)
Nationality
English
Biography
Frampton was noted for late Pre-Raphaelite imagery, which he translated into more ethereal and idealized figures in his sculptures. He was also interested in bas-relief, sometimes using the format of small panels in plaster or bronze, often employing color, silver, and gold. Later in his career, he became a leading figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement.

Assets (84 in total)

Peter Pan, 1912 (bronze)
Peter Pan, 1912 (bronze)
Peter Pan statue, 1912 (bronze) (detail)
Medal to commemorate the coronation of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1901 (metal)
Fairy and a Squirrel, detail from statue of Peter Pan, 1912 (bronze)
Chaucer, 1902-03 (marble)
Wendy, detail from the statue of Peter Pan, 1912 (bronze) (detail)
Peter Pan by George Frampton (photo)
A large silver-gilt and enamel ornament, 1898 (silver-gilt and enamel)
Trial cast for a coin (silvered metal)
Convex plaque with trees, clouds and flowers (metal)
Enamel plaque with a sketch (enamel)

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