Arnrid Johnston

Arnrid Banniza Johnston (1895 - 8 July 1972) was a Swedish sculptor and illustrator, who spent the majority of her life and career in Britain.

[3] Johnston worked as a sculptor and carver in stone, wood and marble to produce animal and figure groups, reliefs and garden pieces.

[2] Her early sculptures included a large, three-sided carved obelisk in Portland stone of children and animals for the courtyard of Walton House in the Pimlico area of London, which took her four years to complete.

[5] Other animal themed reliefs by Johnston included Cats on a Chimney Cowl, Squirrels and Resting Horses.

[3] Her tapestry The Orchestra was included in that exhibition and is now held by Morley College while the London Transport Museum holds examples of her poster designs.