| SCULPTORED | Fashioned artistically, as eg by Barbara Hepworth (10) |
| CARVED | Bent . Fashioned artistically from wood (6) |
| ARRANGE | Group artistically, as flowers |
| SCULPTRESS | Barbara Hepworth was a noted one (10) |
| POLYTHEISM | Old college article is seen by male as eg Hindu doctrine? |
| ANDFORTUNE | Sought by the ambitious celebrity with 28 eg, by one in Paris (4,3,7) |
| REELECTION | Being returned again as, eg, an MP |
| NYCTINASTY | Big Apple contingent, latterly accommodated as eg Tamworth sleeper movement |
| SCULPTOR | Artist such as Jacob Epstein or Barbara Hepworth |
| YEAH | Last pieces of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth? Sure! (4) |
| IVES | St -; Cornish seaside town where Barbara Hepworth lived (4) |
| BENNICHOLSON | English abstract painter married to sculptor Barbara Hepworth from 1938-51 |
| WINGEDFIGURE | 1963 Barbara Hepworth sculpture located in Holles Street, London (6,6) |
| UNITONE | A group of avant-garde British artists including Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson and its prime mover, Paul Nash (4,3) |
| NICHOLSON | Artist who moved from still life to white reliefs, whose wives Winifred, Barbara Hepworth and Felicitas Vogler were respectively a painter, a sculptor and a photographer; or, his father, William, who |
| DOTHEDECENTTHING | Act as others think you should, eg by resigning |
| ABSTRACT | Appropriate for sculpture by Hepworth |
| FAME | Sought by the ambitious celebrity with 28 eg, by one in Paris (4,3,7) |
| WATERBED | Item originally used therapeutically (eg by Mrs Hale in North and South); later as a consumer luxury |
| WEAL | Raised mark on the skin caused eg by a whip (4) |
