BEGINNINGS

BIOGRAPHY

1934 Born Harrison, NY
1954 Graduated, F.E. Bellows High School, Mamaroneck, NY, Art Major Art Editor 1954 - Year Book, Columbia U. Scholastic Press Award
1958 Graduated Boston University, School of Fine and Applied Arts, Illustration Major
1958-60 Technical Illustrator - Miltary, Transportation Training Command, Fort Eustis. Virginia.
1960-61 Massachusetts General Hospital, Post Graduate School of Medical Illustration

Drew from operations, autopsies, cadavers, preserved specimens
1961-62 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA - Mosaic Conservation
Rebuilt central courtyard mosaic from the House of Augustus Caesar's wife Livia - 16'x16'
1962-63 Independent Art Study - Italy

Intense study of master works of marble of ancient Greece, Renaissance, and High Baroque
1963-64 Religious Sculptures - Wood Carving
1963-74 Numerous Portraits, Drawings, Life-Size Heads, Commissions
1965-66 Designed and built Sculpture House Gallery
1965-66 Worked for Joseph Kiselewski, on a project for American Tobacco Co. 8' Diameter American Indian Head
1965-66 Sculpture House, NYC, Variety of Projects - Casting, Finishing
1965-66 Worked for Carl Schmitz, Sculptor on a 7' Sculpture of Madonna, Immaculate Conception for Archdiocese of NY
1965-68 National Academy of Design, NY, Sculpture & Drawing Studies
1966 Life Casting Plaster Full Head - Jerome Hines, Basso, Metropolitan Opera, NY
1966-67 Life Casting Plaster Full Head - Sidney Kingsley, Author, "Dead End"
1966-67 Worked with Bruce Hoheb and Rene Lavaggi; Sculpture Enlargement and Reduction, carving and casting
1967-68 Carved in Phenolic Resin
Numerous, highly detailed, 2" Figures for Collectors
1968 National Academy of Fine Arts, NYC, Restorer
Restored and Rebuilt several antique life-size, full-figure plaster casts, Original Caproni Casts
1969-70 Worked for Granville Carter on a Sculpture Project for the National Cathedral, Washington, DC
1970-71 Worked with Michael Lantz, Sculptor, on Sculpture Installations
1973 Independent Study of Foundry Casting with Harold Castor
1974-85 Old Church Cultural Center, School of Art - Demarest, NJ, Co-Founder
Founder/Director/Instructor - Sculpture and Drawing
1977-79 Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC Instructor - Drawing, Sculpture, and Design
1984-2010 The Studio (and later Chartwell Studios)
Co-founded and established a teaching/working studio for the fine and decorative arts. Created several portfolios as a result of extensive commissions for residential and commercial clients from Maine to California, designing and executing projects including sculpture, murals and surface finishes. An extremely extensive range of techniques and abilities.

Originally known as "The Studio of Fine and Decorative Arts", Englewood, NJ - moved to Sharon Springs, NY in 2003 and now called Chartwell Studios, LLC for the Fine and Decorative Arts.

An independent studio is also maintained, apart from Chartwell, for sculpture projects.

COMMISSIONS

2001 The Passionists Brothers of Rome, "Saint Maria Goretti" - Life Size - Bronze
2000 The Passionists Brothers of Rome, "Sister Camelina Tarantino" - Life Size - Carrara Marble
1998 Countess Albino Du Boisrouvray and the Association Francois-Xavier Bagnaud, Switzerland, Fifteen - 2'x 3' bronze panels
1986 Hamilton Group Limited, Four-piece sculpture series
1986 Sportistic Inc., Six-piece Golf Sculpture series - Eagle Collection
1985 Carborundum Abrasives Corporation, 25th Anniversary Award - 18" Sculpture
1985 Hamilton Group Limited, Eight-piece sculpture series
1985 Bonaventure Galleries, Inc., "The Runner" - American Sports Collection
1984 Hamilton Group Limited, "Ringling Circus," Eight-piece series
1983 Alcoa, Pittsburgh - "Arthur Vining Davis Medal"
1983 Hamilton Group Limited, "Classic Carousel II" Eight-piece series
1982 William Lafayette Livingston III, "Portrait" - relief plaque
1982 Hamilton Group Limited, "Ringling Circus" Eight-piece series
1982 Putz Family "Memorial Sculpture"
1981 Hamilton Group Limited, "Art of the Carousel" Six-piece series
1970 Champion Brayshaw, "Mr. Morgan Boozer" - Portrait head
1969 Mrs. Said Karmi, "Portrait Head" - Bronze
1969 "Modern Cantilevered Chair" - Fiberglass prototype developed with architect-designer Marvin Gorelick
1968 Carl Mayer, "Portrait Head" - Bronze (Posthumous)
1968 Velcro Corporation, "Symbol" - Bronze sculpture

MEMBERSHIPS

National Academy of Design
National Sculpture Society - Fellow
Allied Artists of America
Hudson Valley Art Association
Cooperstown Art Association
Tri-County Arts Council