Originally commissioned by the “Confrèrie des Chevaliers du Tastevin”, the first bronze edition of this sculpture takes centre-stage in the Great Hall at the famous Chateau du Clos de Vougeot in Burgundy. Each year, a magnificent series of banquets are held for the...

This sculpture is one of a pair commissioned by the Brussels City Parliament and designed to be a reminder of what can go wrong with urban planning. The city of Brussels underwent brutal and insensitive remodelling during the 1950s and 60s. When other European cities...

St. Paul’s Cathedral remained standing throughout the Blitz of London and came to symbolise British resistance during World War 2.This relief sculpture is a detail from the Battle of Britain Monument that makes a strong, stand-alone artwork. Hence why the building is...

This sculpture is a detail from the frieze in St. Pancras, London, and represents the passage of soldiers from both Wars through the railway station.