Introduction
Hugues Protat was appointed Modelling Master at the Stoke School of Art in 1855, after Albert Carrier (Craig 6). Here, one of his students was John Lockwood Kipling, artist father of the Rudyard Kipling. From auction sites like Christie's it is clear that Protat was also one of the most highly regarded majolica artists at Minton. He designed furniture as well (see "The Arts and Crafts Home.")
Statues
Relief Portraits
- Sir David Baird
- Sir C. Barlow
- Sir A. Campbell
- Lord Clyde
- Lord Combemere
- Lord Gough
- Charles Grant
- Lord Harris
- Sir H. Havelock
- Sir T. Hislop
- Lord Lake
- Sir H. Lawrence
- Lord Macartney
- Sir C. Napier
- General Neill
- Sir William Nutt
- General Nicholson
- Sir D. Ochterlony
- Sir James Outram
- Sir C. Pollock
- Sir H. Pottinger
- James Prinsep
- Sir Robert Sale
- Sir Harry Smith
- Admiral Watson
Bibliography
Bradley, Simon, and Nikolaus Pevsner. London 6: Westminster. “The Buildings of England.” New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2003.
Craig, James. "John Lockwood Kipling's Formative Years, Part I." The Kipling Journal. Dec. 1974: 5-9. Web. 18 Sept. 2011.
Last modified 18 September 2011