A.H. Fehr

Arthur Henry Fehr - Son of Henry Charles Fehr, 9th May 1899 - 1989

Arthur attended the Slade School of Art and carried on the artistic flair and did many oil paintings, sculptures and film set modelling and sculpting. The majority of his film set work took place at Pinewood Studios, Elstree, S(A?)BPC, Sheperton and Ealing.
During World War 1 he lied about his age in order to join up and was enlisted as a 1st lieutenant. During World War 2, he was a Draughtsman in the Home Guard.
The majority of his life was spent in Stubbs Wood, Amersham, Bucks and in retirement spent his time in Westonzoyland, Somerset.
He and Mary gave birth to Betty Jean in 1927
Due to the nature of a lot of his work, relatively little survives to this day as the film pieces were destroyed for lack of storage space. Although there may be one or two lucky finds still at the studios.

	Film credits (known) include: REQUEST FOR ANY WORKS KNOWN TO BE EMAILED
	Dr NO
	Alligator called Daisy
	Call me Bwana
	Moby Dick
	Saraband for dead lovers
	Cleopatra
	Lost Continent
	Quartermass Experiment
	Mouse on the Moon
	Pied Piper of Hamylin
	Captain Hornblower - Trivia: Gregory Peck had to have his trousers padded for the film as his legs were too thin!
	Castaways
	Lavender Hill Mob
	Other Credits:
	Speedway Trophy - Royal Academy - 1931 - With the authors family
	Battle of Sedgemoor Mural - Westonzoyland Community Centre
	Battle of Sedgemoor Individual Oils - With the authors family
	Middlesex Guildhall - London (Helped his father as a 9 year old)
	Various Ford Motor Car and Rolls Royce Oils - Some with the authors family
	Various oils of animals, trains, ships
	Wood Carvings
	Extensive works on Westonzoyland Carnival Club Floats for the yearly Bridgwater Carnival.