About

St Nicholas Church .Peper Harow.Surrey

Name

Mark Thompson

Date of birth

28 July 1965

Education

  • 1991- Weymouth Technical College: Architectural Stone Carving and Masonry City and Guilds
  • 1986- North Staffordshire Polytechnic: History of Design and the Visual Arts B.A. Hons

Employment

  • 1998- Saint Blaise Ltd, British Museum, London.: Stone Mason/Fixer and Carver.
  • 1997- Cambridge Carving workshop Ltd. Stone World, Malaysia.: Stone Carver, banker Mason, Decorative Modeller.
  • 1996- Salisbury Carving Studio, Private Commissions Undertaken.: Marble Masonry, Sculpture Restoration, Figure Modeller.
  • 1995- Salisbury Cathedral Works Department Ltd.
  • Banker Mason/Carver and Fixer.
  • 1994- Studio Sem. Pietrasanta, Italy.
  • 1991- Cliveden Conservation Workshop Ltd.: Stone/Marble Carver, Bank Mason/Fixer, Sculpture Restorer.-employed specialist sub-contractor, stonecarver, mason and decorative modeller.

Self-employment

Mark working on a double voussoir springer vineProjects include 2000-2010

  • Westminster Abbey Chapter House
  • Arethusa Diana Fountain, Bushy Park, Hampton Court Palace
  • Queen Eleanor Crossl, Charing Cross
  • St Bishoy Church, Margate
  • St Martins in the Field, Trafalgar Square
  • Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington
  • Tate Modern, Southbank
  • St Lawrence Church, Mereworth
  • St Nicholas Church, Peper Harow Surrey
  • Temple Bar, Paternoster Square
  • The Monument to the Great Fire of London, Fish Hill Street, City of London
  • St Barnabas Church, Pimlico
  • Golden Cross House ,South Africa House
  • St Rapheal's church Kingston Upon Thames
  • St Mary's Church, Battersea
  • The National Theatre, Phedre
  • St Pancras Gardens, Kings Cross
  • Bournemill, Colchester
  • Richmond War Memorial
  • Knebworth House,
  • Morden Hall
  • Wellington Arch
  • Nunhead Cemetery
  • Lion Plaza
  • Aspley House
  • Mansion House
  • Royal Exchange
  • St Peters Church, Dartford
  • Tower of London
  • Guildhall, London
  • Christchurch, Foresthill
  • West Norwood Cemetery
  • Palace of Westminster
  • Birmingham Town Hall