F. Derwent JVood
STONE FIGURE : " PRUDENCE"
BY F. DERWENT WOOD
with the results of this venture ; he was soon busy
with things which gave him plenty of scope for
the display of his capacities as a designer and
executant, and he made more than one success
in important competitions. As the outcome of
one of these competitions came a commission to
execute four statues for the Kelvingrove Art Gallery
at Glasgow; and besides he was responsible for a
series of figures for the adornment of the Central
Station in that city, for others for a large building
in Bothwell Street, and for busts of Lord Over-
toun and his sister, which have been placed in
the Bible Training Institute.
300
After this excellent beginning at Glasgow he
quickly found opportunities of greatly extending
his sphere of activity; during the past seven years
he has, indeed, multiplied the evidences of his skill
in many directions. There must be noted his
statues of Queen Victoria, for Patiala, India; of
Sir Titus Salt, for Saltaire; and of the Rev. C. H.
Spurgeon, for the Baptist House in Southampton
Row; his busts of Queen Victoria and Queen
Alexandra, for the Cavalry Club, Piccadilly; of
Cecil Rhodes, for Pretoria, Johannesburg, and
BRONZE FOUNTAIN BY F. DERWENT WOOD
STONE FIGURE : " PRUDENCE"
BY F. DERWENT WOOD
with the results of this venture ; he was soon busy
with things which gave him plenty of scope for
the display of his capacities as a designer and
executant, and he made more than one success
in important competitions. As the outcome of
one of these competitions came a commission to
execute four statues for the Kelvingrove Art Gallery
at Glasgow; and besides he was responsible for a
series of figures for the adornment of the Central
Station in that city, for others for a large building
in Bothwell Street, and for busts of Lord Over-
toun and his sister, which have been placed in
the Bible Training Institute.
300
After this excellent beginning at Glasgow he
quickly found opportunities of greatly extending
his sphere of activity; during the past seven years
he has, indeed, multiplied the evidences of his skill
in many directions. There must be noted his
statues of Queen Victoria, for Patiala, India; of
Sir Titus Salt, for Saltaire; and of the Rev. C. H.
Spurgeon, for the Baptist House in Southampton
Row; his busts of Queen Victoria and Queen
Alexandra, for the Cavalry Club, Piccadilly; of
Cecil Rhodes, for Pretoria, Johannesburg, and
BRONZE FOUNTAIN BY F. DERWENT WOOD