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Menu Home Upfront Now Up Books Towns Structures People Firms Lexicon TURNER, Alfred Born: 1874 05 28 Died: 1940 03 18 Artist Born in London, son of the sculptor CE Halsey-Turner. Studied at Lambeth and at the R.A. Schools 1895–8, where he was awarded a gold medal and travelling scholarship 1897. Worked as an assistant to Harry Bates. He executed a number of monuments to Queen Victoria, one to Edward VII, and several war memorials, notably that to the South African troops at Delville Wood, France. He died in London. For more information visit the Tate Collection. List of projects With photographs With notes Delville Wood Memorial: n.d.. Cape Town, Western Cape - Sculptor Delville Wood Memorial: c1925. Tshwane (Pretoria), Gauteng - Sculptor