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Isadora sculpture honours HIV campaigner
By: Michael Downes
Added: 25 February 2012
Above: Isadora as sculpted by Angie Harlock, and the real life Isadora Duncan
A Friend of Fairlynch Museum has been delighted to learn that a leading figure involved with human rights has again been honoured with her artwork at a ceremony staged at her former Cambridge College.
Otterton-based sculptor Angie Harlock, who left Clare College in 1974, feels that her bronze figure 'Isadora, Joy', symbolic of the courage of dancer Isadora Duncan (1878-1927) was an appropriate award when it was presented earlier this month to Dr Alice Welbourn.
To read more click on http://budleighbrewsterunited.blogspot.com/2012/02/isadora-statue-honours-hiv-campaigner.html
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Fairlynch 2012 exhibitions
06 April 2012 to 30 September 2012
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