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  1. Thomas Woolner, R.A., sculptor and poet; his life in letters by Thomas Woolner, Amy Woolner, 2010-08-30
  2. Tennyson and Thomas Woolner (Tennyson Society monographs) by Leonee Ormond, 1981
  3. My Beautiful Lady (1866) by Thomas Woolner, 2010-09-10
  4. Tiresias [ 1886 ] by Thomas Woolner, 2009-08-10
  5. My Beautiful Lady.Nelly Dale by Thomas Woolner, 2010-07-12
  6. Pygmalion (1881) by Thomas Woolner, 2010-09-10
  7. Silenus by Thomas Woolner, 2010-09-04
  8. Tiresias by Thomas Woolner, 2010-10-14
  9. Thomas Woolner, R.a., Sculptor And Poet, His Life In Letters; by Woolner Amy, 2010-10-03
  10. Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood: Painting, Poetry, William Holman Hunt, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Michael Rossetti, James Collinson, Frederic George Stephens, Thomas Woolner, Mannerism
  11. People From Hadleigh, Suffolk: Thomas Woolner, Terence Blacker, William Alabaster, Robert Gordon-Finlayson, Pauline Stainer, Thomas Stow
  12. English Sculptors: Barbara Hepworth, John Skeaping, Thomas Woolner, Thomas Banks, Henry Moore, Henry Weekes, Nicholas Stone, Andy Goldsworthy
  13. Thomas Woolner, R.A., Sculptor and Poet - His Life in Letters by Amy Woolner, 1917
  14. Pygmalion. [a Poem.] by Thomas. Woolner, 2010-05-03

1. Thomas Woolner
Thomas Woolner. ( 18251895) Contributions to The Germ I. My Beautiful Lady. Of My Lady in Death. II. O When and Where. III. Emblems. Woolner was born to Thomas and Rebecca (née Leeks) Woolner in Suffolk.
http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/courses/ennc986/class/bios/woolner.html
Thomas Woolner
Contributions to The Germ I.
My Beautiful Lady
Of My Lady in Death II.
O When and Where III.
Emblems Woolner was born to Thomas and Rebecca ( née Leeks) Woolner in Suffolk. He was educated at Ipswich, and at the age of twelve studied sculpture with William Behnes. In December 1842, at the age of seventeen, he exhibited a model of "Eleanor sucking the Poison from the arm of Prince Edward" at the Royal Academy. By the time he met Dante Gabriel Rossetti in 1847, Woolner had won the 1845 Society of the Arts medal for "Affection," a model of a woman and two children, and the Academy exhibition for his bas-relief, "Alastor," was well-received. His bronze model of Puck attracted the attention of Tennyson, to whom he was later introduced by Patmore, and who became the subject of two famous busts. His acquaintance with Dante Gabriel Rossetti escalated to membership in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, but despite "My Beautiful Lady," Woolner averred to William Bell Scott that "[p]oetry is not my proper work in this world; I must sculpture it, not write it." Yet his success in sculpture and medallion portraiture yielded only modest financial reward, prompting him to try his luck in the Australian goldfields. When he sailed for Melbourne on 24 July 1852 the Rossettis, Hunt, and Ford Madox Brown accompanied him on board. When the Australian venture proved unsuccessful, Woolner returned to England in 1854, seeking a commission for a statue of William Charles Wentworth, the father of Australian self-government. Failing this, he continued with busts of distinguished men. In 1857 he completed his Trinity College Tennyson, followed by his bearded Tennyson in 1873. His medallion of Wordsworth (now at Grasmere Church), among others, is credited with restoring the art of medallion portraiture. In 1871 he was named associate of the Royal Academy, where he was made academician in 1874.

2. Thomas Woolner
Thomas Woolner. Biography. Brief biography (needed) Chronology. List of Works ( from Thomas Woolner, R. A. Sculptor and Poet) An Appreciation of Woolner's Work by J. L. Tupper. Cultural Contexts. The PreRaphaelite Brotherhood
http://www.thecore.nus.edu/landow/victorian/sculpture/woolner/woolnerov.html
Thomas Woolner
Biography
Cultural Contexts
Works Illustrated
References
Read, Benedict. Victorian Sculpture . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982. Woolner, Amy. Thomas Woolner, R. A.: Sculptor and Poet . New York: E. P. Dutton, 1917.

3. Thomas Woolner
Thomas Woolner. (18251895) Contributions to The Germ II. O When and Where. III.Emblems. Woolner was born to Thomas and Rebecca (née Leeks) Woolner in Suffolk.
http://www.iath.virginia.edu/courses/ennc986/class/bios/woolner.html
Thomas Woolner
Contributions to The Germ I.
My Beautiful Lady
Of My Lady in Death II.
O When and Where III.
Emblems Woolner was born to Thomas and Rebecca ( née Leeks) Woolner in Suffolk. He was educated at Ipswich, and at the age of twelve studied sculpture with William Behnes. In December 1842, at the age of seventeen, he exhibited a model of "Eleanor sucking the Poison from the arm of Prince Edward" at the Royal Academy. By the time he met Dante Gabriel Rossetti in 1847, Woolner had won the 1845 Society of the Arts medal for "Affection," a model of a woman and two children, and the Academy exhibition for his bas-relief, "Alastor," was well-received. His bronze model of Puck attracted the attention of Tennyson, to whom he was later introduced by Patmore, and who became the subject of two famous busts. His acquaintance with Dante Gabriel Rossetti escalated to membership in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, but despite "My Beautiful Lady," Woolner averred to William Bell Scott that "[p]oetry is not my proper work in this world; I must sculpture it, not write it." Yet his success in sculpture and medallion portraiture yielded only modest financial reward, prompting him to try his luck in the Australian goldfields. When he sailed for Melbourne on 24 July 1852 the Rossettis, Hunt, and Ford Madox Brown accompanied him on board. When the Australian venture proved unsuccessful, Woolner returned to England in 1854, seeking a commission for a statue of William Charles Wentworth, the father of Australian self-government. Failing this, he continued with busts of distinguished men. In 1857 he completed his Trinity College Tennyson, followed by his bearded Tennyson in 1873. His medallion of Wordsworth (now at Grasmere Church), among others, is credited with restoring the art of medallion portraiture. In 1871 he was named associate of the Royal Academy, where he was made academician in 1874.

4. Thomas Woolner
Thomas Woolner. Biography. Woolner, Amy. Thomas Woolner, RA Sculptor and Poet.New York EP Dutton, 1917. Victorian Web Homepage Visual Arts Sculpture
http://www.victorianweb.org/sculpture/woolner/woolnerov.html
Thomas Woolner
Biography
Cultural Contexts
Works Illustrated
References
Read, Benedict. Victorian Sculpture . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982. Woolner, Amy. Thomas Woolner, R. A.: Sculptor and Poet . New York: E. P. Dutton, 1917.

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Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Thomas Woolner (1825-1892) was a British sculptor and poet. He was a founder-member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a group of English painters, poets and critics whose intention was to reform art by rejecting what they considered to be the mechanistic approach adopted by the Mannerist artists who followed Raphael and Michelangelo. Hence the name 'Pre-Raphaelite'. However, their immediate complaint concerned the continuing influence of the founder of the Royal Academy, Sir Joshua Reynolds, whom they called 'Sir Sloshua' because of his formulaic and cliched approach to painting.
Click the link for more information. . Woolner trained with the sculptor William Behnes, exhibiting work at thr Royal Academy The Royal Academy is an art institution based in London, England.
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It was formed to rival the Society of Artists after an unseemly leadership dispute between two leading architects, Sir William Chambers and James Paine). Paine won, but Chambers vowed revenge and used his strong connections with the King to create a new artistic body, the Royal Academy, in 1768, formally launched the following year.
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    8. Thomas Woolner RA (1825-1892)
    Notes on the life of the PreRaphaelite sculptor thomas woolner Burne-Jones, and links to related information thomas woolner RA (1825-1892) The sculptor thomas woolner was born in Suffolk, and came to London in about 1838 where he studied sculpture under
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    Thomas Woolner RA (1825-1892)
    The sculptor Thomas Woolner was born in Suffolk, and came to London in about 1838 where he studied sculpture under William Behnes. In 1842 he joined the RA Schools, and in 1848 he was one of the founding members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood . Some six years later he left for Australia to seek a wealthier life, and his Pre-Raphaelite brothers drew a famous collection of portraits of each other to send to him. Woolner proved popular in Australia, making in particular portrait medallions. He was able to return to England in 1857 with an enhanced reputation, and it became de rigeur for intellectuals, poets, scientists and similar thinking people to have their portrait sculptures done by Woolner. Among others, he did Wordsworth, Tennyson (four times, the best in 1873), Macaulay, Browning (twice), Palmerstone, Gladstone (twice), Darwin, Huxley, Sedgewick, Kingsley, Dickens, Carlyle, Coventry and Captain Cook. He combined a Rossetti-like sympathy with a Pre-Raphaelite truth to nature, which at first some found hard to accept: Woolner’s busts of Tennyson and Maurice are what may be called a new style; they purport to represent the actual man, without any smoothing over or idealising. We have no objection to the style - the more realistic the better. But we object to Mr Woolner’s rendering of it... in the Maurice we cannot see the face for the wrinkles... in a similar vein the Tennyson’s hair looks so hard that one might take it for strong nicely curled candlewicks steeped in oil. -

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    10. Professor Adam Sedgwick By Thomas Woolner
    Photo of the marble bust of Sedgwick, 1860, by thomas woolner at Trinity College, Cambridge.
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    Professor Adam Sedgwick Thomas Woolner marble Trinity College, Cambridge Source: Thomas Woolner , facing p. 77.
    References
    Woolner, Amy . Thomas Woolner, R. A.: Sculptor and Poet . New York: E. P. Dutton, 1917.

    11. THOMAS WOOLNER
    woolner, thomas (18251892), British sculptor and poet, was born atHadleigh, Suffolk, on the i7th of December 1825. thomas woolner.
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    THOMAS WOOLNER
    WOOLNER, THOMAS (1825-1892), British sculptor and poet, was born at Hadleigh, Suffolk, on'the i7th of December 1825. When a boy he showed talent for modelling, and when barely thirteen years old was taken as an assistant into the studio of William Behnes, and trained during four years. In December 1842 Woolner was admitted a student in the Royal Academy, and in 1843 exhibited his " Eleanor sucking Poison from the Wound of Prince Edward." In 1844, among the competitive works for decorating the Houses of Parliament was his life-size group of " The Death of Boadicea." In 1846 he had at the Royal Academy a graceful bas-relief of Shelley's " Alastpr." Then came (1847) " Feeding the Hungry," a bas-relief, at the Academy; and at the British Institution a brilliant statuette of Puck perched upon a toadstool and with his toe rousing a frog. Eros and Euphrosyne and The Rainbow were seen at the Academy in 1848. In 1864 he married Alice Gertrude Waugh, by whom he had two sons and four daughters. He was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1871, and a full member in 1874. Woolner wrote and pilblished two amended versions of My Beautiful Lady from The Germ, as well as Pygmalion (1881), Silenus (1884), Tiresias (1886), and Poems (1887) comprising Nelly Dale (1886) and Children. Having been elected professor of sculpture in the Royal Academy, Woolner began to prepare lectures, but they were never delivered, for he resigned the office in 1879. He died suddenly on the 7th of October 1892, and was buried in the churchyard of St Marys, Hendon.

    12. Thomas Woolner
    Overview of the life and work of the PreRaphaelite sculptor thomas woolner, with illustrations of much of his work. From the Victorian Web.
    http://www.thecore.nus.edu.sg/landow/victorian/sculpture/woolner/woolnerov.html
    Thomas Woolner
    Biography
    Cultural Contexts
    Works Illustrated
    References
    Read, Benedict. Victorian Sculpture . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982. Woolner, Amy. Thomas Woolner, R. A.: Sculptor and Poet . New York: E. P. Dutton, 1917.

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  • Thomas Woolner - Overview of the life and work of the Pre-Raphaelite sculptor Thomas Woolner, with illustrations of much of his work. From the Victorian Web.
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  • Thomas Woolner - A short biography of the sculptor Thomas Woolner from 'The Light of the World', a website about the life and work of William Holman Hunt, who along with Woolner and others founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
  • Thomas Woolner RA (1825-1892) - Notes on the life of the Pre-Raphaelite sculptor Thomas Woolner, and links to related information. From Bob Speel.

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    18. THOMAS WOOLNER
    thomas woolner. woolner, thomas (18251892), British sculptor and poet, was born at Hadleigh, Suffolk, on'the In December 1842 woolner was admitted a student in the Royal Academy
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    WOOLNER, THOMAS (1825-1892), British sculptor and poet, was born at Hadleigh, Suffolk, on'the i7th of December 1825. When a boy he showed talent for modelling, and when barely thirteen years old was taken as an assistant into the studio of William Behnes, and trained during four years. In December 1842 Woolner was admitted a student in the Royal Academy, and in 1843 exhibited his " Eleanor sucking Poison from the Wound of Prince Edward." In 1844, among the competitive works for decorating the Houses of Parliament was his life-size group of " The Death of Boadicea." In 1846 he had at the Royal Academy a graceful bas-relief of Shelley's " Alastpr." Then came (1847) " Feeding the Hungry," a bas-relief, at the Academy; and at the British Institution a brilliant statuette of Puck perched upon a toadstool and with his toe rousing a frog. Eros and Euphrosyne and The Rainbow were seen at the Academy in 1848. In 1864 he married Alice Gertrude Waugh, by whom he had two sons and four daughters. He was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1871, and a full member in 1874. Woolner wrote and pilblished two amended versions of My Beautiful Lady from The Germ, as well as Pygmalion (1881), Silenus (1884), Tiresias (1886), and Poems (1887) comprising Nelly Dale (1886) and Children. Having been elected professor of sculpture in the Royal Academy, Woolner began to prepare lectures, but they were never delivered, for he resigned the office in 1879. He died suddenly on the 7th of October 1892, and was buried in the churchyard of St Marys, Hendon.

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