Gerry Dalton (c. 1935 – 2019) was an Irish sculptor.[1][2][3] Dalton was born in Killinure, Ireland and moved to London in 1959.[4] Dalton became known posthumously for the sculpture garden he created at his home on Hormead road, Paddington, London.[4][5][6][7][8]
References
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- ^ Hennessy, David (29 October 2019). "Campaign to save deceased Irish artist's life's work". The Irish World.
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- ^ Fowler, Alys (26 October 2019). "Hidden treasures: a statue-filled canal garden". The Guardian.
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- ^ Malvern, Jack (23 October 2019). "Stars fight to save art at Gerry Dalton's Pompeii". The Times.
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