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George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction

Patrick MacDowell (1799–1870)

Jersey Museum and Art Gallery

George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction
George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction
George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction
George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction
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Photo credit: Jersey Heritage

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branch of the visual arts that operates in three dimensions

bust

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sculpture of a person`s head, neck, and a variable portion of chest and shoulders

surgeon

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physician with surgical specialty

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A white bust with thick wavy hair brushed forward with a side parting, slight sideburns and a toga style dress. There is a band across the chest and cloth draped around. It is supported on a round column.

Jersey Museum and Art Gallery

St Helier

Title

George M. Jones (1805–1861) MRCS London and Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Jersey Hospital and House of Correction

Date

1859 or before

Medium

marble

Measurements

H 75 x W 58 x D 30 cm

Accession number

JERSM/1997/1292

Work type

Bust

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Jersey Museum and Art Gallery

The Weighbridge, St Helier, Jersey JE2 3NG Channel Islands

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Artist or maker

Patrick MacDowell

1799–1870

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