Biography
Born London. Studied at Lambeth School of Art under W. S. Frith and R.A. Schools 1881-87, winning the Gold Medal and Travelling Scholarship. Studied under Antonin Mercie and Dagnan-Bouveret in Paris, 1888. Joint head of L.C.C. Central School of Arts and Crafts with Lethaby 1894. Exhibited at the R.A. from 1884. Exhibited with the Vienna and Munich Secessions and Libre Esthetique, Brussels. Died London. [from Fine Art Society catalogue — see below]
A.R.A. 1910. R.A. 1920.
Monuments and Memorials
- Edith Cavell Memorial
- W.T. Stead Memorial
- Sir Walter Besant Memorial
- Canon Thomas Major Lester
- Monument to W. S. Gilbert (2 views)
- Monument to William Rathbone
- Monument to Sir Arthur B. Forwood
- Arthur Sullivan Memorial (5 views)
- Jubilee Monument for Queen Victoria, Calcutta
- Quintin Hogg
Literary Subjects
- Alis La Beale Pilgrim
- Enid the Fair
- The Lady of the Lake
- Lamia
- Peter Pan (10 views of Hyde Park statue)
- Peter Pan (2 views of Liverpool version)
- Peter Pan (reduced version)
- Peter Pan (reduced version)
Religious and Allegorical Figures, including Architectural Sculpture
- Statuette on Lloyd's Registry
- St. Mungo as a Patron of the Arts
- St Mungo, Atlantes and reliefs
- Honesty
- Charity
- St. George
- Mysteriarch
Miscellaneous
- Head of a Girl
- Mother and Child
- Mother and Child (silver gilt over bronze)
- Design for a Pastoral Staff
References
Beattie, Susan. The New Sculpture. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983.
Channel Packet: Paris-London, 1880-1920. Exhibition catalogue, The Fine Art Society, 148 New Bond Street London Wl. March 24th - 2 5 th April 1969, plate 20.
Read, Benedict. Victorian Sculpture. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982.
Last modified 15 October 2009