Daphne Hardy

Institutional and Business Connections

Studied at Royal Academy Schools
1935 (Presumed) - 1937 (Presumed)
Awarded a first Landseer Prize of £20 and silver medal, for two models of busts from the life, and a second Landseer Prize of £20 and bronze medal, for a set of three models of a figure from the life, in 1935. See Royal Academy, 'Annual Report, 1935', (1936), p. 50. In 1936, Hardy won a £10 Landseer Prize and silver medal for a model of the antique. See Royal Academy, 'Annual Report, 1936', (1937), p. 52. The following year, she won a gold medal and Edward Scott Travelling Studentship of £200 for a composition in sculpture. See 'Annual Report, 1937', (1938), p. 43.

Sources

Annual Report from the Council of The Royal Academy to the General Assembly of Academicians for the Year 1935, 1936 Royal Academy Annual Reports
1936
p. 50.

Annual Report from the Council of The Royal Academy to the General Assembly of Academicians for the Year 1936, 1937 Royal Academy Annual Reports
1937
p. 51.

Annual Report from the Council of The Royal Academy to the General Assembly of Academicians for the Year 1937, 1938 Royal Academy Annual Reports
1938
p. 43.