Albert Toft - Gallery of Sculptures By Albert Toft

Gallery of Sculptures By Albert Toft

  • Bust Frank Brangwyn

  • Toft sculpture in Holborn

  • Stone War Memorial.

  • Chadderton War Memorial

  • Plaque showing where men of Sandon Estate died.

  • Soldier on Sandon Estate War Memorial.

  • Birmingham Hall of Memory.

  • Birmingham Hall of Memory.

  • The Nursing Service represented on the Birmingham Hall of Memory. Courtesy Christophe.Finot.

  • The Air Force represented on the Birmingham Hall of Memory. Courtesy Christophe.Finot.

  • The Navy represented on the Birmingham Hall of Memory.Courtesy Christophe.Finot.

  • The Army represented on the Birmingham Hall of Memory. Courtesy Christophe.Finot.

  • War and Courage by Toft. Cardiff.

  • Part Cardiff Boer War Memorial.

  • The Spirit of Contemplation

  • Henry Richard statue in Tregaron

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