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The Storm, bronze, 13.25" x 8.5" x 15.25", signed, c.1920
Courtesy of the National Gallery of
Canada
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Walter Seymour Allward CMG, LL.D, RCA (1876 – 1955)
Perhaps the preeminent Canadian monument sculptor of the early 20th century, Walter Seymour Allward was born in Toronto, Ontario, lived there most of his life, and died there. (1)
His most well-known mediums are bronze and stone public space statues, busts, sculptures and memorials. However, early in his career he created terracotta bas reliefs*, and there are dozens of his preparatory works in graphite, pen and ink, ink wash, col (showing 500 of 11275 characters). |
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