Edward Hodges Baily

English sculptor, created 'The Death of Nelson'

Edward Hodges Baily - Artists & Creatives born March 10th, 1788
Born
Died

1867
159 years ago — 79 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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United Kingdom

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Born in 1788, a sculptor worked during the 19th century. Studied at the Royal Academy and made significant contributions to British sculpture. Best recognized for the statue 'The Death of Nelson,' which commemorated Admiral Horatio Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar. Created other notable works, including memorials and statues found across Britain. Developed a reputation for craftsmanship and detail, affecting the field of sculpture during that era.

Created 'The Death of Nelson'

Produced several memorials and public statues

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