Alexander Jack Marshall

Locations

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Address 47 Ebury Street Eaton Square London | View on map

Address 13 Emperor's Gate London | View on map
1932 - 1935

Address 16 Emperor's Gate London | View on map
1937 - 1939

Exhibitions, Meetings, Awards and other Events

Exhibited at The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts Annual Exhibition, 1861-1951
1932 - 1938
Exhibited 2 times (one work per show)

Exhibited at The Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts (Summer Exhibition), 1768-
1932 - 1939
Exhibited 6 times, usually one work.

Institutional and Business Connections

Associate member of Royal Society of British Sculptors
1940

Studied at Royal Academy Schools
1927 (Presumed) - 1929 (Presumed)
In 1927, Marshall won a £5 first prize and silver medal for a model of a design, a £5 prize and silver medal for a model from the antique, a £10 prize and silver medal for a design in relief containing figure and ornament, and a £20 second prize and bronze medal for a set of three models of a figure from the life. See Royal Academy, 'Annual Report, 1927', (1928), p. 27. The following year, Marshall won a two year Landseer Scholarship for sculpture.

Sources

Annual Report from the Council of The Royal Academy to the General Assembly of Academicians for the Year 1927, 1928 Royal Academy Annual Reports
1928
p. 37.

Annual Report from the Council of The Royal Academy to the General Assembly of Academicians for the Year 1928, 1929 Royal Academy Annual Reports
1929
p. 41.

Royal Academy Exhibitors 1905-70: A Dictionary of Artists and their Work in the Summer Exhibitions of the Royal Academy of Arts Vol. V LAWR-SHER
1981
p. 116

Royal Society of British Sculptors. Annual Report of the Council, with Accounts for the Year Ending 31 December 1940, to be Presented at the Thirty-Seventh Ordinary General Meeting, 1941
March 1941
p. 2.

The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts, 1861-1989. Volume 3, L-P. A Dictionary of Exhibitors at the Annual Exhibitions of the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts, 1991 The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts, 1861-1989
1991
p. 188