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John Wenlock Rollins
1862–1940
John William Wenlock Rollins [commonly known as John Wenlock Rollins] was born in Feckenham, Worcestershire, England in 1861, He studied at Birmingham School of Art; the South London Technical Art School, where he was taught by William Silver Frith (1850-1924); and, from 1886 to 1890 at the Royal Academy Schools in London.
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Bust of a Judge 1899 John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Bust of a Judge 1899 Kensington Central Library
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Town Hall Carved Tympanum 1892–1896 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Town Hall Carved Tympanum 1892–1896 Katharine Street, Croydon
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Town Hall Clock Tower 1892–1896 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Town Hall Clock Tower 1892–1896 Katharine Street, Croydon
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Caryatids 1903 John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940) and William Henman (1846–1917)Caryatids 1903 Stephenson Street, Birmingham, West Midlands
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Fell Road Entrance to Town Hall 1892–1896 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Fell Road Entrance to Town Hall 1892–1896 Fell Road, Croydon
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Library Roundels (Braithwaite Hall Frieze) 1896 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Library Roundels (Braithwaite Hall Frieze) 1896 Croydon Central Library, Katharine Street, Croydon
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John Whitgift (c.1530–1604) 1898 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)John Whitgift (c.1530–1604) 1898 Croydon Central Library, Katharine Street, Croydon
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Town Hall Porch 1892–1896 Charles Henman Junior and John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Town Hall Porch 1892–1896 Katharine Street, Croydon
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Queen Victoria (1819–1901) c.1900 John Wenlock Rollins (1862–1940)Queen Victoria (1819–1901) c.1900 The Royal Hospitals
