Person    | Male  Born 1782  Died 1853

James Bubb

Categories: Sculpture

Sculptor. Born as James George Bubb, probably near Strand. Surviving London works: Monument to Pitt the Younger in the Guildhall, pediment of Cumberland Terrace in Regent’s Park and other work there done for John Nash.

The Biographical Dictionary of Sculptors in Britain: describing his "impoverished circumstances" says: ".. he had a wife and two children to support. A later note said that his wife had eloped with a young man who had been living with him as a pupil."

In the absence of any sort of portrait we've used the Pitt monument as our image for Bubb.

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This section lists the memorials created by the subject on this page:
James Bubb

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Alfred The Great statue

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George Alexander

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J. R. Clayton

J. R. Clayton

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Paul Day

Paul Day

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Patrick MacDowell

Patrick MacDowell

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