Other Work
Reid Dick was also the sculptor of-
- Bas-reliefs for Selfridges store in Oxford Street, London.
- Figures for St Andrew’s House in Edinburgh.
- The bronze “Herald” for the Reuters Building in Fleet Street, London.
- A figure above the entrance to Adelaide House, London Bridge. The figure is in drapes and holds an orb with a bronze astrological band.
- The Tate Gallery has a bronze mask of a man entitled “Androdus” by Reid Dick and the National Portrait Gallery have a Reid Dick bust of Lord Duveen.
- Statue of Sir John Soane. North wall of the Bank of England. Threadneedle Street, London EC2
- Harry Dwight Ripley Monument. St. Marylebone Cemetery and Crematorium.
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