Elsa Fraenkel [SEP] place of death
- Bronze- (1953) - Leicester Galleries, London; Paris Salon
- Sri Aurobindo, Saint and philosopher – Bronze - silver- (1957) –Kings College Library, Cambridge; Royal Exchange, London; Leeds University; Durham University; Essex Art Club
- The Dalai Lama - Bronze-silver- Leicester Galleries, London
Death.
Elsa Fraenkel moved to Bangalore, India to live with her daughter in 1969 and died there in 1975.
Epstein (1880–1959) lived at 'Deerhurst' between 1933 and 1950, after having rented no. 49 Baldwins Hill; he produced some of his best known works there. Sculptor Elsa Fraenkel lived at Elm Lodge, Church Lane, after World War II. Artist John Strevens (1902–1990) lived at 8 Lower Park Road from 1963 until his death. Walter Spradbury (1889–1969), best known for his iconic interwar London Transport posters, lived nearby in Buckhurst Hill. Octavius Deacon was a 19th-century naïve artist from Loughton