Ann Christopher lives and works in a village near Bath. She was a friend of the late sculptor Elisabeth Frink RA.

She is represented by the Redfern Gallery, London.

Dateline:

• 1965-66: Studies at Harrow School of Art

• 1966-69: Studies at the West of England College of Art

• 1968: Wins first prize in the Harrison-Cowley Sculpture Competition

• 1969: Solo exhibition at Mignon Gallery, Bath

• 1971: Wins the Peter Stuyvesant Award and a prize winner in the Daily Telegraph Magazine Young Sculptors Competition

• 1973: Receives a Birds Charity Award and an Arts Council Award, Thornton Bequest

• 1976: Receives a South West Arts Award

• 1983: Elected a Member of the Royal West of England Academy

• 1989: Retrospective at the Dorset County Museum and Art Gallery. Made Royal Academician

• 1992: Made a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors

• 1994: Wins a Silver Medal for Sculpture of Outstanding Merit by the Royal Society of British Sculptors

• 1997: Wins the Otto Beit Medal of Sculpture of Outstanding Merit

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