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	Examples include a hop merchant’s offices, the head office of a local bank, and Forsyth’s own workshop.		Examples include a hop merchant’s offices, the head office of a local bank, and Forsyth’s own workshop.

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	[Image: William Forsyth’s hop pickers frieze in Sansome Street,Worcester. Copyright James Dinn.]		[Image: William Forsyth’s hop pickers frieze in Sansome Street,Worcester. Copyright James Dinn.]
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The sculptor William Forsyth (1833–1915) was influential in establishing the character of late Victorian Worcester and Malvern. His sculptures – in stone, wood, metal, plaster and terracotta – enliven the buildings of Worcester, inside and outside. Although he is less well known than his brother James, who carved the famous fountains at Witley Court, his practice was typical of many provincial artists of the period.

Examples include a hop merchant’s offices, the head office of a local bank, and Forsyth’s own workshop.

[[File:Hop pickers frieze.jpg]]

[Image: William Forsyth’s hop pickers frieze in Sansome Street,Worcester. Copyright James Dinn.]

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki. ===

* Conservation.
* Dudley townscape heritage initiative.
* IHBC articles.
* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
* Malvern station, priory and other buildings.
* Tecton structures at Dudley Zoo
* The King’s School, Worcester.
* Worcester timber buildings and the Commandery.
* Worcester’s Georgian churches.

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