Category:Gilbert Ledward

**Gilbert Ledward**
	sculptor (1888-1960)
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Date of birth	23 January 1888; Chelsea
Date of death	21 June 1960; London
Work period (start)	1910;
Work period (end)	1960;
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom;
Educated at	Royal College of Art;
Occupation	sculptor;
Member of	Royal Academy of Arts;
Father	Richard Arthur Ledward;
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English: Gilbert Ledward OBE is one of en:Edouard Lanteri and en:Benjamin Clemens' students.

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