Curriculum Vitae
Date | Work |
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2003-07 | Studio Foundry: Casting editioned bronzes with Peter Penfold. This has lead to a body of work which can be viewed at the newly converted studio from 2007. |
1999 | Elected Fellow of The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufacture & Commerce (RSA). |
1995- 2007 | Commissioned work: ie: lifesize bronze garden features; unusual portraits. New work for exhibitions. |
1994 | Public work: 'Mrs. Hedges' - bronze on a concrete bench. (Countryside Properties plc). Great Notley, Essex. |
1993 | Public work: 'The Birmingham Man' - bronze and concrete. Collaborative work with Fiona Peever (Presented to the City by Priscilla Mitchell). Chamberlain Square, Birmingham. |
1992 | Public work: 'Elephant's Waterworks' - bronze water feature. (Funded by Private and Corporate sponsorship). Children's Courtyard, Basingstoke District Hospital, Hampshire. |
1991-95 | Elected member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors. Subsequently elected: Member of Council and Trustee 1991; Treasurer 1994-95; made a Fellow 1995. |
1991 | Teaching drawing/sculpture at Down House School, Berks. |
1990 | Public work: 'Sundial' ('Tempus Fugit'). bronze and stone. Collaborative work with Alec & Fiona Peever. (British Rail Board). National Garden Festival '90, Gateshead. Permanently sited Templecombe Station, Somerset. |
1989 | Public work: 'The Jolly Fisherman' - cast Ferro-cement and bronze. (British Rail Board). After John Hassell's poster 1908. Skegness Railway Station, Lincolnshire. |
1988 | Small bronze work: editioned whilst in Italy studying foundry techniques. |
1987 | Public work: 'The Beeston Seat' - Ferro-cement, cast reinforced concrete and bronze. |
1986 | Public work: 'The Gardener and the Truant Lion' - Ferro-cement, re-con stone and bronze. (British Rail). Chelsea Flower Show 1986; and the National Garden Festival '86, Stoke on Trent. Permanently sited at Stoke Mandeville Railway Station, Buckinghamshire. (Notts.C.C. and Broxtowe Borough Council). Beeston High Road, Nottinghamshire. |
1984-85 | Portraiture for Waxworks, including: Alfred Hitchcock; Mick Jagger; & Charlie Chaplin. |
1983 | Public work: 'Man & Sheep on a Park Bench' - Ferro-cement and concrete. (Notts. C.C.; East Midlands Arts; Arts Council of Great Britain). Rufford Country Park, Nottinghamshire. |
1977-84 | Freelance work: Figure-making; Prop-making - including the BBC &the ICA Theatre. Assistant Sculptor to Robert Glen, Morris Singer Foundry. Responsible for enlarging nine larger than life-size horses for bronze: 'Las Colinas Mustangs', Las Colinas, Texas. Commissioned work including: medal for the Royal College of Surgeons, and portrait commissions. |
1974-77 | Studied Sculpture at Bath Academy of Art. (B A Hons) |
1955 | Born abroad, childhood spent overseas. |