Jacob Epstein Collection

Night, sculpture by British artist Jacob Epstein above the entrance to 55 Broadway, London (b / w photo)
6015583 Night, sculpture by British artist Jacob Epstein above the entrance to 55 Broadway, London (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Night)

G. B. H - Great British Humour and the Liverpool laughter scene
G.B.H - Great British Humour and the Liverpool laughter scene. Ken Dodd is pictured in the centre of Liverpool with the Lewiss nude statue. 1st July 1985

Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret attend the consecration of the new Coventry Cathedral. 25th May 1962

Nearing completion: The new Underground Railway offices, 1929. Headquarters of London Underground (55 Broadway) was described on its 1929 opening as the cathedral of modernity

Sir Jacob Epstein, KBE (1880-1959), 1935. Epstein was an American-born British sculptor who helped pioneer modern sculpture

Hyde Park Bird Sanctuary and Hudson Memorial, London, 1926-1927. Artist: McLeish
Hyde Park Bird Sanctuary and Hudson Memorial, London, 1926-1927. Sculpture by Jacob Epstein in memory of the author, naturalist and ornithologist William Henry Hudson (1841-1922)

Private View Day at the Royal Academy Epsteins Beautiful model Isobel 1933

Joseph Conrad, by Sir Jacob Epstein, 1924
Joseph Conrad Bronze bust by Sir Jacob Epstein 1924. Joseph Conrad (1857 - 1924) was a Polish author who wrote in English

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Jacob Epstein was a renowned British artist known for his remarkable sculptures. Born in 1880, he made significant contributions to the art scene in the UK, particularly in England's West Midlands and Coventry. One of his most famous works is the bronze sculpture depicting Archangel St Michael vanquishing Lucifer, which can be seen at Coventry Cathedral. Epstein's talent extended beyond sculptures as he also created captivating pieces like "Night, " a black and white photograph showcasing one of his artworks above the entrance to 55 Broadway in London. This piece beautifully captures Epstein's ability to evoke emotion through his creations. In 1929, Epstein played a crucial role in completing the new Underground Railway offices, leaving an indelible mark on London's architectural landscape. His dedication and skill earned him recognition and accolades throughout his career, including being knighted as Sir Jacob Epstein in 1935. Another notable work by Epstein is the Hyde Park Bird Sanctuary and Hudson Memorial from 1926-1927. Collaborating with McLeish, this project showcased their artistic prowess while adding beauty to London's urban environment. Coventry Cathedral holds multiple installations by Jacob Epstein that depict Archangel St Michael triumphing over Lucifer. These magnificent bronzes adorn both the cathedral itself and its porch, serving as powerful symbols of faith and resilience. Beyond his artistic achievements, Epstein had a keen sense of humor reflected in projects like "G. B. H - Great British Humour" where he contributed to Liverpool's laughter scene. His ability to bring joy through art further solidified him as an influential figure within British culture. Even royalty recognized Epstein's talent; Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret attended the consecration of Coventry Cathedral where they witnessed firsthand the impact of his masterful creations. The cathedral became a symbol of hope after World War II destruction thanks to artists like Jacob Epstein who helped rebuild it with their extraordinary artwork.