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A graduate of Lambeth School of Art and the RA Schools, he later became
Modelling Master at SLTAS, 1880-95.
Principally an architectural sculptor in stone and terracotta,
the latter including Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham (1885), he was
the supervising sculptor on the Doulton Fountain, Glasgow
(1887-8) and personally produced the fountain's Canada group.
He also executed the statues of Grinling Gibbons and
John Bacon for the Victoria and Albert Museum (1899-1909) and King Edward VII,
Whitechapel.
A member of the Art Workers Guild, he also produced decorative
plaster and metal work.
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