Alice Bertha Moreton

Alice Bertha Moreton, née Tippin, (23 March 1901 – 6 January 1977) was an English sculptor, draughtsman and artist from Liverpool.

Biography Moreton was born in the Walton district of Liverpool where her father, David Tippin, was a builder and contractor. Her hobbies included riding, swimming and dancing.

Moreton was most active as a sculptor and artist between 1924 and 1936, working from London and mainland Europe (France and Italy), as well as from her home town Liverpool. 1925 Won a 2-year Landseer Scholarship (Royal Academy of Arts), 1884–1950. 1926 Awarded a second prize of £20 and a bronze medal for a model of a design of a subject combined with architecture, and a £10 prize and silver medal for a model for a medal or coin. 1927 Awarded a Landseer first prize of £30 and silver medal for a model of a design. 1927 Awarded another Landseer first prize of £30 and silver medal for a set of three models of a figure from the life. 1957 Became a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art.