About Peggy Garland
Lived 1903 – 1998 (aged 94–95). Peggy Garland was a sculptor.
Peggy Garland (1903 – 17 April 1998) was a portrait sculptor.
Her father was the painter, John Withycombe, and her mother was Ellen Hannah Bell. She was their second daughter, born after Elizabeth Withycombe. They grew up in East Bergholt.
Dear Peggy A book of letters to her from friends in New Zealand was published shortly before her death: Dear Peggy: letters to Margaret Garland from her New Zealand friends, edited by Peter and Diane Beatson, Massey University, 1997. The Correspondents included Rewi Alley, Elsie Beaglehole, James Bertram, Charles Brasch, Margaret Clark, Louis Johnson, Iain Lonie, Bruce Mason, Evelyn and Frederick Page, Janet Paul, Shirley Smith, Bill Sutch and Ormond Wilson.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Peggy Garland?
accomplished portrait sculptor
When was Peggy Garland born?
Peggy Garland was born in 1903.
When did Peggy Garland die?
Peggy Garland died on 17 April 1998.
What was Peggy Garland's occupation?
Peggy Garland was a sculptor.
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