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Hamilton MacCarthy

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Hamilton Thomas Carlton Plantagenet MacCarthy (b. 1846 in London - d. 1939 in Ottawa) is known for his historical monuments, in particular his Sieur de Monts at ANNAPOLIS ROYAL (1904).[1]

Life

MacCarthy moved fom London, England to Canada in 1885. His work appears in gallery's and public parks throughout Canada.

Works

Nova Scotia


  • Parting of Paul and Virginia (1876)
  • Robert Burns and Highland Mary (1880)
  • Hamlet and Ophelia (1880)
  • Sir John A. MacDonald, Queen’s Park, Toronto
  • Sir James Pliny Whitney, Queen’s Park, Toronto
  • Lucius O’Brien - bust, Academy of Arts at Ottawa


Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain & Ireland 1851-1951

References

  1. ^ the canadian encyclopedia - sculpture
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