American sculptor American sculptor of both free-standing pieces and friezes. Numerous works for the LDS Church or about Mormonism related topics, including works incorporated in several temples. Sculpted the original ram hood ornament featured on Dodge cars and trucks from 1932 to 1954. Taught sculpting at University of Oregon, University of Michigan, and University of Utah.
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