Frank Roper (1914-2000)

Roper was born in Haworth, Yorkshire in 1914 and studied at the Royal College of Art under Henry Moore. After the war he taught sculpture at Cardiff College of Art, where he later became Vice-Principal. He collaborated on commissions for churches with the architect George Pace. Much of his work may be found in south Wales, although he also received commissions from churches in England. His wife and collaborator, Nora died in 1999, and Roper himself in 2000.

A small archive of designs is held at Cardiff Record Office.

Further reading

Peter Leech, The Religious Art of Frank Roper: An Introduction (Much Wenlock: RJL Smith & Associates, 2003).




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  St Michael Overcoming the Devil St Michael Overcoming the Devil
artist: Frank Roper
St Michael's College Chapel, Llandaff, Cardiff
exterior of the west wall
Crucifix
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St Bride's Roman Catholic Church, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire
Virgin Mary
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Howell's School, Llandaff, Cardiff
Virgin Mary
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Church of St Mary, Penmark, Vale of Glamorgan
  Stations of the Cross Stations of the Cross
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Church of St Martin, Roath, Cardiff
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  Crucifix with Thorns Crucifix with Thorns
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Church of St Martin, Roath, Cardiff
east wall of the north aisle
  I am the Living Bread I am the Living Bread
artist: Frank Roper
Church of St Martin, Roath, Cardiff
east wall of the chancel
  Flowers of the Virgin Mary Flowers of the Virgin Mary
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Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff
east window of the north aisle
Virgin and Child between Two Angels
artist: Frank Roper
Glamorgan Archives, Cardiff
Virgin and Child between Two Angels
artist: Frank Roper
Glamorgan Archives, Cardiff




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