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 : Sculptor Jean Walwyn, trooping of the colour statuette


Sculptor Jean Walwyn, trooping of the colour statuette

Oct. 10, 1966 - Statuette of the Queen and Duke. For the past few weeks, Sculptress Jean Walwyn has been in the Royal Mews taking a close look at the chestnut gelding Imperial and his stable companion, Linnhe. She has been commissioned by the United Service Club to create a statuette of the Queen and Prince Philip at last year's Trooping the Colour ceremony. It was the club's 150th, anniversary. Miss Walwyn, cousin of racehorse trainer, Fulke Walwyn, has almost finished the Plasticine models. They will then be cast in bronze and sprayed with gold. Photo shows Sculptor Jean Walwyn at work today on the Plasticine models of the Queen and Prince Philip, at the Seiwood Place, S.W.7, home

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13256619
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47020627
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5672px x 4422px (1.3MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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