In Tate Britain
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- Alan L. Durst 1883–1970
- Title
- Sketch ‘Pig-tailed monkeys’
- Date
- 1933
- Medium
- Charcoal and ink on paper
- Dimensions
- 380 × 520 mm
- Format
- Artwork - on paper, unique
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- Presented by David Durst, 1972
- Reference
- TGA 729/3/19
Archive context
- Personal papers and artwork of Alan Durst TGA 729 (181)
- Designs and sketches TGA 729/3 (181)
- Sketch 'Pig-tailed monkeys' TGA 729/3/19
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Alan L. Durst Design with fish for the dining hall, Rossal School, Lancashire
[1927] -
Alan L. Durst Design for ‘Hind and Young’ sculpture, S.S. Queen Mary’
[1931] -
Alan L. Durst Design depicting David, Merchant Taylors School library
[1932] -
Alan L. Durst Design depicting St Paul, Merchant Taylors School library
[1932] -
Alan L. Durst Design for sculpture ‘Horse grazing’, S.S. Queen Mary
1935 -
Alan L. Durst Design for font decoration, St John’s Church, Newbury
1936 -
Alan L. Durst Design for Taurus motif for Studio Limited
[1937] -
Alan L. Durst Design for Taurus motif for Studio Limited
[1937] -
Alan L. Durst Design titled ‘The Drummer’ for Studio Limited
[1936] -
Alan L. Durst Two sketches of a drummer for Studio Limited
[1937] -
Alan L. Durst Sketch of dove motif
27 January 1938 -
Alan L. Durst Inscription for headstone of Ellen Cobbold, Stopham Church, Sussex
[1939] -
Alan L. Durst Sketch for terracotta model depicting the Annunciation
[1939] -
Alan L. Durst Design for kestrel terminals for windows, south nave, Winchester Cathedral
[1950–3] -
Alan L. Durst Design for owl motif
[1950–3]
