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Anna Cheyne

Anna Cheyne HRUA (9 April 1926 – 10 September 2002) was a British artist and sculptor working with diverse media including batik, ceramics, papier mâché, stone, fibreglass and bronze. Cheyne was born and educated in England but moved to Northern Ireland after her marriage to architect Donald Cheyne.

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Known for
Sculpture
Education
Kingston School of Art; Slade School of Fine Art
Born
Anne M. Newbolt (1926-04-09)9 April 1926 London, England
Died
10 September 2002(2002-09-10) (aged 76) Lisburn, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Spouse
Donald Cheyne
Style
Abstract

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related to Death and legacy · 15
Anna Cheyne → Art Award, Cheyne's, Collection, Ireland, Island Arts Centre, It, Lisburn City Art Collection, Lisburn City Council, Lisburn's Lagan Valley Hospital, Northern Ireland Civil Service, Royal Ulster Academy Diploma, September, She, The Anna Cheyne Visual, The National Self-Portrait Collection
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Anna Cheyne → Anna Cheyneat, Art UK
Born · 1
Anna Cheyne → Anne M. Newbolt (1926-04-09)9 April 1926 London, England
Died · 1
Anna Cheyne → 10 September 2002(2002-09-10) (aged 76) Lisburn, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Education · 1
Anna Cheyne → Kingston School of Art; Slade School of Fine Art
Known for · 1
Anna Cheyne → Sculpture
Spouse · 1
Anna Cheyne → Donald Cheyne
Style · 1
Anna Cheyne → Abstract

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cheyne ulster art ireland lisburn born belfast royal anna northern sculpture donald two national artists public cheyne's academy arts including

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Anna CheyneBornAnne M. Newbolt (1926-04-09)9 April 1926 London, England1.00infobox
Anna CheyneDied10 September 2002(2002-09-10) (aged 76) Lisburn, County Antrim, Northern Ireland1.00infobox
Anna CheyneEducationKingston School of Art; Slade School of Fine Art1.00infobox
Anna CheyneKnown forSculpture1.00infobox
Anna CheyneSpouseDonald Cheyne1.00infobox
Anna CheyneStyleAbstract1.00infobox
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacyLisburn's Lagan Valley Hospital0.60section
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacySeptember0.60section
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacyShe0.60section
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacyLisburn City Council0.60section
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacyCheyne's0.60section
Anna Cheynerelated to Death and legacyIsland Arts Centre0.60section

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