Sir Thomas Brock

Sculptor : Brock, Sir Thomas (March 1st, 1847 – August 22nd, 1922)

Background : Sir Thomas Brock was born in Worcester, England.

Notes of Interest : Sir Thomas Brock was a pupil of sculptor John Henry Foley. His most famous work is the Queen Victoria Memorial which stands outside Buckingham palace. According to legend, at the unveiling  of memorial in 1911, George V was so moved by Brock's work he called for a sword and knighted Brock on the spot.

Websites : Wikipedia

List of works by Sir Thomas Brock

Statue of King Edward VII (Sydney, Australia).

Monument to Henry Philpott, Bishop of Worcester. South Transept of Worcester Cathedral (1892).

Queen Victoria Monument, Carlisle - UK.

Statue of Richard Baxter, Originally in the Bull Ring, Kidderminster (Unveiled 28 July 1875) later  moved to outside St Mary's parish church in March 1967.

Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace.

Statue of Sir Rowland Hill, Kidderminster (Unveiled 26 June 1881).

Statue of Queen Victoria on the grounds of the Belfast City Hall.

Memorial to the victims of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, Belfast City Hall.

Statue and bas-relief on the Sir Henry Bartle Frere Memorial, Whitehall Gardens, London.

Statue of Sir Henry Irving on Charing Cross Road, London.

Figures of Navigation and Gunnery at the Admiralty Arch, London.

Edward The Black Prince statue, Leeds (1903).