William Goscombe John plaster maquette
William Goscombe John plaster maquette
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William Goscombe John (1860-1952) plaster maquette of his daughter Muriel in 1906. Later sculpted in marble.
William Goscombe John (1860-1952) was a Welsh sculptor known for his elegant and intricate works, often inspired by the New Sculpture movement. He created numerous public monuments, including war memorials and statues, blending realism with decorative detail.
His notable works include the Gladstone Memorial in London and the figure of Saint David in Cardiff. Knighted in 1911, Goscombe John's legacy endures through his contributions to British and Welsh artistic heritage, reflecting both national pride and refined craftsmanship.
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 plaster maquette of his daughter Muriel in 1906. Later sculpted in marble. William Goscombe John (1860-1952) was a Welsh sculptor known for his elegant and intricate works, often inspired by the New Sculpture movement. He created numerous public monuments, including war memorials and statues, blending realism with decorative detail. His notable works include the Gladstone Memorial in London and the figure of Saint David in Cardiff. Knighted in 1911, Goscombe John's legacy endures through his contributions to British and Welsh artistic heritage, reflecting both national pride and refined craftsmanship.){kind=link}