Policy: The Royal Society of British Sculptors 'Annual Report, 1929', (1930), notes that the Society had 'urged the Roads of Rememberance Committee to include amongst their chief operations, a real endeavour to get decorative British Sculpture introduced to add beauty and interest to the countryside and roads'. William Reynolds-Stephens reported that a Sculpture Advisory Committee had been formed. ... Hartwell's 'Goatherd's Daughter' was 'being acquired by the National Council for Animals Welfare, and it is proposed to errect this on an ideal site upon the village green of Chiddingfod on the border of Surrey and Sussex'. (p. 7).
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