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Gold Medal designed
The Gold Medal of 1903 was designed by Katie Joyce Harris of London. Harris entered the international competition to design the medal, which was to bear an allegorical representation of Venice, recalling her artistic glories. She made two maquettes; a modified version of the one illustrated here (recto and verso) was used for the acutal medal. John Lavery won one in 1903. Medals were also awarded at the two subsequent Biennales (Brangwyn won one in 1905, and again in 1907 as did John Singer Sargent). (Taken with kind permission from Britain at the Venice Biennale 1895-1995 Edited by Sophie Bowness and Clive Phillpot) (Taken with kind permission from Britain at the Venice Biennale 1895-1995 Edited by Sophie Bowness and Clive Phillpot)
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Other British exhibitors
International rooms
- Robert Anning Bell
- » Frank Brangwyn
- Alexander K Brown
- J R Clayton
- Walter Crane
- Euguene Dekkert
- Alexander Brownlie Docharty
- Alfred East
- C Maud Ede
- George Frampton
- Charles Wellington Furse
- Dudley Hardy
- John Henderson
- Joseph Morris Henderson
- Archibald Kay
- Henry Herbert La Thangue
- John Lavery
- Harrington Mann
- Robert McG Coventry
- S. Melton Fisher
- Francis Henry Newbery
- Byam Shaw
- » Walter Richard Sickert
- George Smith
- George Smith
- John Terris
- Edward Arthur Walton
- James Whitelaw Hamilton
Modern Portraits
- Robert Brough
- Arthur Stockdale Cope
- Arthur Hacker
- George Henry
- Hubert von Herkomer
- John Lavery
- William Mouat Loudan
- William Blake Richmond
- Edward Arthur Walton
- J A McNeill Whistler
