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    • Doris Gerrard (British, 20th century), bust of a young woman,
      Oct. 06, 2016

      Doris Gerrard (British, 20th century), bust of a young woman,

      Est: £100 - £200

      Doris Gerrard (British, 20th century), bust of a young woman, modelled in plaster, her head leans to one side h:40 w:50 cm Doris Gerrard studied at Plymouth Art College in the 1920s. She was married to Charles Gerrard, sometime principal of the J. J. School of Art in Bombay. Beverley Nichols described her 'a sculptress of genius, completely wasted in India'. These works, probably executed between 1945 and 1948 came from her studio sale in the 1990s, the proceeds of which endowed a scholarship in her name at Plymouth

      Cheffins
    • Doris Gerrard (20th century), The head of a young
      Jun. 29, 2010

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), The head of a young

      Est: £80 - £120

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), The head of a young woman, her right hand to her cheek, painted plaster on a wooden plinth, in a perspex case, the head 33 cm (13 in) high Note: Doris Gerrard studied at Plymouth College of Art in the 1920s. She was married to Charles Gerrard, a painter and sometime principal of the J. J. School of Art in Bombay. Beverley Nichols described her as 'a sculptress of genius, completely wasted in India'. This work, probably executed between 1945 and 1948, came from her studio sale in the 1990s, the proceeds of which endowed a scholarship in her name at Plymouth.

      Holloway's
    • Doris Gerrard (20th century), A bust (with left
      Jun. 29, 2010

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A bust (with left

      Est: £150 - £250

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A bust (with left arm) of a young woman wearing a crucifix, painted plaster on a wooden plinth, in a perspex case, the bust 74 cm (29 in) high overall Note: Doris Gerrard studied at Plymouth College of Art in the 1920s. She was married to Charles Gerrard, a painter and sometime principal of the J. J. School of Art in Bombay. Beverley Nichols described her as 'a sculptress of genius, completely wasted in India'. This work, probably executed between 1945 and 1948, came from her studio sale in the 1990s, the proceeds of which endowed a scholarship in her name at Plymouth.

      Holloway's
    • Doris Gerrard (20th century), Head of a young
      Jun. 29, 2010

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), Head of a young

      Est: £80 - £120

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), Head of a young woman, painted plaster on a wooden plinth, in a perspex case, the head 36 cm (14 in) high Note: Doris Gerrard studied at Plymouth College of Art in the 1920s. She was married to Charles Gerrard, a painter and sometime principal of the J. J. School of Art in Bombay. Beverley Nichols described her as 'a sculptress of genius, completely wasted in India'. This work, probably executed between 1945 and 1948, came from her studio sale in the 1990s, the proceeds of which endowed a scholarship in her name at Plymouth.

      Holloway's
    • Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster
      Mar. 23, 2010

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster

      Est: £150 - £250

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster figure of a dancing Indian girl, grey/white finish, 52 cm (20 1/2 in) high, in a perspex case

      Holloway's
    • Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster
      Mar. 23, 2010

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster

      Est: £150 - £250

      Doris Gerrard (20th century), A painted plaster figure of a dancing Indian girl, ochre finish, 56 cm (22 in) high, in a perspex case

      Holloway's
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