Antony Dufort

Dufort's maternal grandmother Doris de Halpert, an artist who had studied under Walter Sickert, gave him lessons in drawing and painting.

[3] Dufort's works include the following: An over-life size bronze statue of a bowler, at Lord's Cricket Ground in London, commissioned by the MCC, was unveiled in 2002.

The over life-size bronze statue, on a rock plinth, shows a kneeling coal miner testing for methane gas.

[1][5][6] Baroness Margaret Thatcher unveiled an over life-size bronze statue of herself, in the Members' Lobby of the Palace of Westminster, London, in 2007.

It is a memorial marking the rescue of 182 miners from Waterloo Colliery in 1949, and was commissioned by Forest of Dean District Council and Cinderford Labour Party.

"Testing for Gas" in Silverhill Wood Country Park
Bronze statue of Margaret Thatcher , in the Members' Lobby of the House of Commons