W. Henry Wormleighton

Works

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Moses
1881 (Presumed)

Coat of Arms of the Peel Family
1881 (Presumed)

Six Elizabethan Grotesque Heads for Brackets
1881 (Presumed)

Four Evangelists' Heads
1881 (Presumed)

Two Kneeling Figures
1881 (Presumed)

An Angel
1881 (Presumed)

An Angel
1881 (Presumed)

Carved Panel in Portland Stone
1883 (Presumed)

Carved Carved Panel
1884 (Presumed)

St Paul
1884 (Presumed)

St Thomas
1884 (Presumed)

St Matthew
1884 (Presumed)

Angel
1884 (Presumed)

Angel
1884 (Presumed)

Locations

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Address 9 Lower Cathedral Road Cardiff | View on map
1883
The artist was living/working here in 1883.

Exhibitions, Meetings, Awards and other Events

Exhibited at Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition (Cardiff), 1870
Multiple works

Exhibited at Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition (Cardiff), 1881
1881

Exhibited at Art Exhibition of the Royal National Eisteddfod, 1883
1883

Exhibited at The Fine Art Exhibition to Aid the Establishing of the Royal Cambrian Academy, 1884
1884

Won prize Art Exhibition of the Royal National Eisteddfod, 1883
1883
£13
Wormleighton was awarded £5 for The Best Wood Carving and £5 for the best Stone Carving (He also was awarded second place, £3, for the Best Applied Design).

Institutional and Business Connections

Associated with William Henry Wormleighton
1906

Sources

A Catalogue of the Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition 1881
1881 (Presumed)
p.114

A Catalogue of the Fine Art Exhibition to aid the Establishing of the Royal Cambrian Academy
1884

Catalogue to the Art Exhibition of the Royal National Eisteddfod, Cardiff, 1883
1883

Kelly's Directory of Monmouthshire and South Wales, 1906
1906
South Wales p.1414