Thomas Woolner, R.A., remains most noteworthy as one of the seven founding members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848. In his own lifetime he was far better known as a sculptor than as a poet, but in the true Pre-Raphaelite spirit he sought to...

In a small room at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds is a little exhibition entitled 'Thomas Woolner: Seeing Sculpture through Photography'. It comprises just a marble bust of Tennyson; a plaster statuette, Love, a modest number of photographs; a chromolithograph; and a...

Sidney H. Woolner, 82, an official of the Organization of Economic Opportunity who became administrative assistant to Sen. Philip A. Hart (D-Mich.), died of pneumonia Aug. 22 at the Montgomery Convalescent Hospital in Santa Rosa, Calif. He had a stroke. A resident of...