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Cornelius and William Cure

(active 1606-1616), Sculptor

Artist associated with 3 portraits
Cornelius Cure was an English born sculptor of Dutch parentage; the son of the sculptor William Cure I. Cure lived and worked in Southwark. He held the office of Master Mason to both Queen Elizabeth I and King James I, originally jointly with his father. Cure was a popular sculptor of church monuments. He is, however, best known for his production of the great monument to Mary, Queen of Scots in Westminster Abbey, which remained incomplete at his death, but was finished by his son, William Cure II, upon his succession as Royal Master Mason.

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Mary, Queen of Scots, by Elkington & Co, cast by  Domenico Brucciani, after  Cornelius and William Cure - NPG 307

Mary, Queen of Scots

by Elkington & Co, cast by Domenico Brucciani, after Cornelius and William Cure
electrotype, 1870, based on a work of circa 1606-1616
NPG 307

Mary, Queen of Scots, after Cornelius and William Cure - NPG 307a

Mary, Queen of Scots

after Cornelius and William Cure
plaster cast of front of head, 1870, based on a work of 1606-1616
NPG 307a

Mary, Queen of Scots, after Cornelius and William Cure - NPG 307b

Mary, Queen of Scots

after Cornelius and William Cure
plaster cast of head, 1870, based on a work of 1606-1616
NPG 307b

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