A vandalised statue sculpted by a controversial artist who made his home at a former Black Mountains monastery has been restored and reinstalled above the entrance to the BBC's Broadcasting House in ...

“Ariel and Prospero” (1932) was created by the British sculptor and typeface designer Eric Gill, who revealed in his diaries that he sexually abused his daughters. The diaries were discovered ...

The sculpture, which depicts Prospero and Ariel from William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest, was created by artist and sculptor Eric Gill ... But his diaries, published much later, detailed ...

This is because Gill – an artist feted in his day for his public works and influential typography, notably Gill Sans – was revealed in a 1989 biography to have sexually abused his two ...

was created by Eric Gill, who is said to have sexually abused two of his daughters. Gill was among the most prominent sculptors of the 20th century until his death in 1940, but his diaries ...

The BBC has restored a controversial statue made by a sculptor who sexually abused his own daughters on its London HQ. The Grade II*-listed sculpture by Eric Gill was damaged in attacks in 2022 and ...

But after his death in 1940, his diaries revealed he had sexually abused his daughters ... a QR code which links to information about the history of the building, Eric Gill and the sculpture's ...

Following a contentious restoration, the BBC has reinstalled Eric Gill’s Prospero and Ariel sculpture outside ... Yet his posthumous reputation unravelled in the late 1980s when diaries exposed his ...

Above its main entrance, Prospero and Ariel, Eric Gill’s 1931 sculpture, has now been encased in a transparent box, meaning that it looks like something you put 20p in to see some puppets dancing. On ...

Above its main entrance, Prospero and Ariel, Eric Gill’s 1931 sculpture, has now been encased in a transparent box, meaning that it looks like something you put 20p in to see some puppets dancing.