The Iron Lady returns. . .this time in wood, paint and plasticine

Saturday 16 October 1993 18:02 EDT

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The first 3-D portrait of Baroness Thatcher will be unveiled by Sir Denis Thatcher at the Fine Art Society tomorrow. Artist Michael Noakes has depicted her on the steps of Number Ten, using wood, stone and plasticine for the railings and steps. Mr Noakes found her 'warmer than her public image' Photograph by EDWARD SYKES

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