page_title: Pilkington Jackson
section_title: Principal works
hierarchical_section_title: Pilkington Jackson / Principal works
caption_attribution_description: English: Greenbank Garden. The beautiful gardens of the National Trust for Scotland property on the south of Glasgow
context_page_description: Charles d’Orville Pilkington Jackson ARSA, FRBS, FRSA was a British sculptor prominent in Scotland in the 20th Century. Throughout his career he worked closely with the architect Sir Robert Lorimer. He is most noteworthy for his creation of one of Scotland’s iconic landmarks, which appears in much promotional material about Scotland: the statue of Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn.
context_section_description: Plaque to Sophia Jex-Blake at Edinburgh University’s Medical School (1912)
  Memorial to Dr Ramsay Traquair Colinton Churchyard (1913) (to a design by Traquair’s wife)
  Memorial to his daughter-in-law Harriet E. Moore in Morningside Cemetery, Edinburgh (1919)
  Sculpture on the Scottish National War Memorial (1919-1927) at Edinburgh Castle in conjunction with Sir Robert Lorimer
  Markinch war memorial (1920)
  Tarbrax war memorial (1920)
  West Linton war memorial (1920)
  Balquhidder war memorial (1920)
  Haddington war memorial (1920)
  St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral War Memorial (1920)
  Memorial to the 5th Battalion Royal Scots in the Great War, St. Giles Cathedral (1920)
  “Scotsman” office war memorial (1921)
  Dalbeattie war memorial (1921)
  Castle Douglas war memorial (1921)
  Bank of Scotland war memorial in Head Office, The Mound, Edinburgh (1921)
  Heart of Midlothian war memorial, Haymarket, Edinburgh (1921) (Removed 2012 due to Edinburgh Trams project).
  Kelso war memorial (1921) with Sir Robert Lorimer.
  Rothesay war memorial (1922)
  Colinton war memorial (1922)
  Coldstream war memorial (1922)
  Keith war memorial (1922)
  Royal Bank of Scotland war memorial in Dundas House (1922)
  Edinburgh Academy war memorial (1922)
  Loretto School war memorial (1922)
  Eton College war memorial (1922)
  Elsie Inglis memorial St Giles' Cathedral (1922) (with Sir Frank Mears)
  Royal Army Medical Corps war memorial, St. Giles Cathedral (1923)
  Edinburgh University war memorial in Old College (1923)
  Group of three medallion heads in St. Giles Cathedral to John Stuart Blackie, Thomas Chalmers and Dr John Brown (1923)
  Angel corbels and stone communion table, Paisley Abbey (1923-6)
  Replacement head (in bronze) on the tomb of the 9th Lord Belhaven and Stenton (originally by William Birnie Rhind, 1896), Dean Cemetery (1924)
  Alloa war memorial (1925) in conjunction with Sir Robert Lorimer
  Choir screen, St Serfs Church, Ferry Road, Edinburgh (1926)
  Workington war memorial (1927)
  Decoration at Stowe School (including chapel) (1927)
  Sculpture of pelican, porch wall, St Andrew's Garrison Church, Aldershot (1927)
  Earl Haig Memorial (bust), Scottish National War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle (1928)
  Leslie war memorial (1929)
  Pair of low relief gilded bronze heads flanking the Thistle Chapel in St. Giles Cathedral to James Cameron Lees and Andrew Wallace Williamson (1931)
  A series of bronze tableaux depicting the life of David Livingstone for the David Livingstone Centre at Blantyre (1929)
  Series of 82 military statuettes for the United Services Museum in Edinburgh Castle (1929–33)
  Mock 16th century inscriptions on the front of Huntly House, Canongate, Edinburgh (1930)
  Monument to the child author Marjorie Fleming in Kirkcaldy Parish Church (1930)
  Bust of Gerard Baldwin Brown, Edinburgh University (1931)
  Robert Lister Bower memorial (1931)
  Memorial to King Khama III (1933)
  Sculpture over entrance, Dundee Street Library, Edinburgh (1938)
  Foam, fountain at the Empire Exhibition Glasgow (1938)
  Repairs and WW2 additions to Sheffield war memorial (1946)
  Fettes College war memorial WW2 additions and extension (1947)
  "Orographical Globe" at Eton College (1948)
  Dunkeld war memorial (1948)
  Devondale war memorial (WW2) in Tillicoultry (1949)
  "Henge-style" monument to the Royal Scots at the east end of Princes Street Gardens (1950) (with Sir Frank Mears)
  603 Squadron memorial, Edinburgh (1950)
  Creation of a formal ceremonial Mace for St. Andrews University (1950)
  Memorial to Sir John Maxwell Erskine (1951)
  Cupar war memorial WW2 additions (1951)
  Carvings for Adam House, Chambers Street, Edinburgh (1954)
  Badges signs and logos for the Scottish Tourist Board (1954–56)
  Bust of James Clerk Maxwell for University of Aberdeen, Marischal College (1956) A later copy is displayed at the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation
  Bronze bust of Frederick Lugard for the National Portrait Gallery, London (1960)
  Royal Scots Fusiliers memorial, Ayr (1960)
  National landmark, the statue of Robert the Bruce mounted on a war-horse at Bannockburn in the centre of the battlefield (1964)
  Fibreglass sculpture of Robert the Bruc
caption: Foam (1938), commissioned for the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, now at Greenbank Garden, Clarkston
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