British Sculptor, born 1953
Studied under John Ravera PPRBS, Woolwich Adult Education Institute 1973-1977
Assistant to the sculptor Oscar Nemon 1977-1979.
Life drawing course, Goldsmiths Art College, London 1976-1977.
Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors 1983 (Associate 1980);
Member of the Society of Portrait Sculptors 1996, Vice-President 1999-2004
President of the Society of Portrait Sculptors 2004-
Exhibitions
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1975, 1976
Society of Portrait Sculptors 1976, 1977, 1996-2008 (annually)
Portraits of Today, National Portrait Gallery, London 1981
20th Century Portraits, National Portrait Gallery 1995
Phoenix Gallery, Lavenham 1982
Royal Society of British Sculptors, Scone Palace, Scotland 1983
Markovitch Gallery, London 1996, 1997
Addison-Ross Gallery, London 1998
Solo Exhibitions: Vauxhall Studio, London 1984 and
Notting Hill, London 1989, 1990
Commissions
Monument to John Hunter, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London 1979
Lord Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth Palace 1981
Donnington Castle relief, Newbury Building Society 1982
Dr Joseph Needham, Needham Research Institute, Cambridge 1985
The Eternal Gate, Margate, Kent 1987
The Lion Rider, TSB Bank plc 1992
Diana, Princess of Wales, The National Hospital for Neurology, London 1991
The Messengers relief, Cable and Wireless plc, London 1993
The Running Horse relief, Thames Vale Homes, Berkshire 1997
Archbishop Daniel Mannix Monument, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne, Aus. 1997-8
Boadicea, MV Boadicea 1999
Crucifix Melbourne, 2000
Dame Cicely Saunders OM, St Christopher’s Hospice, London 2001
Cardinal Basil Hume Memorial, Newcastle 2002, unveiled by HM The Queen
St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney 2005-2008:
Entombed Christ marble Altar, Sanctuary screens and Bishop's Cathedra; Altar consecrated by Pope Benedict XVI
Portrait Sculpture
In many collections including the National Portrait Gallery; The Royal College of Surgeons;
The Royal College of Physicians; Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London;
Manchester Free Trade Hall; The International Courts of Justice, The Hague;
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne; The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, London.
Includes: Sir Geoffrey Keynes 1976, Sir Cyril Clarke 1977, Lord Smith of Marlow 1977,
Prof. Peter Daniel 1978, Sir Neville Cardus 1980, Dr John Marks 1980;
John McEnroe 1981;Dorothy Graham-Dixon 1981, Prof. Sydney Selwyn 1982;
Sir Thomas Browne Tercentenary Medal 1982; Lord Hinton of Bankside 1983;
Eleni Nakau 1986; Sir Humphrey Waldock 1986; Reg Grundy OBE 1992; Sir Peter Jonas
1993; Lord Tombs of Brailles 1996; Robert G. Wehle, Alabama, 1997; Mary MacKillop
1999, Joy Chambers-Grundy 2000;Donald Freakley 2002; Terry McMaddy 2003; Daniela Forbes 2008
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