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David Goode was born in October 1966. He trained at The Sir Henry Doulton School of Sculpture in Stoke-on-Trent, England,where he specialized in portrait and figurative sculpture.
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In 1988 David was offered a position as portrait sculptor at the Studios of Madame Tussauds in London. At 21 he was the youngest sculptor ever to have worked there.
In 1994 David became a freelance sculptor, taking on private commissions and exhibiting his own work. In the same your he was accepted into The Royal Society of British Sculptors and the Society of Portrait Sculptors.
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"Isabel's Goblin"
Bronze figure with granite base. Limited edition of 90. 16" H. Isabel's Goblin exudes character--he was quite a hit at the Philadelphia Flower Show. |
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"Snail Maker" Bronze in two sizes. 32" h, limited edition of 50. 22" h, limited edition of 200. His smirk tells you how he enjoys "seeding" your garden with snails, as they playfully drop from his fingertips. A delight! |
"The Drinker"
Sold in two sizes. The 47" H--SOLD OUT. The smaller size is still available. 23" H, limited edition of 200. Perched on a "rock" the drinker delicately sips water from a tender leaf. A beautiful edition at the edge of your water feature. |
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"Jackpot"
Bronze fountain, 18" h x 11" w, Limited edition of 90. Sitting astride a bronze jar, our goblin is surprised and delighted by what he has found. Set up as a recirculating fountain, it appears to have a never ending flow of water |
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