I was honored when the prominent architectural firm, Robert A M Stern, recommended me to their client, Marist College, as their preferred stone carver to provide decorative carvings for their new campus gate.

The Green Man is an ancient and wonderful decorative motif that has been employed in many, many cultures throughout history. I love to carve faces, and I love to carve foliage, so carving a Green Man is a delight for me.

I was commissioned to create this 10’ wide monument marking the spot in Westbury, Long Island where Charles Lindbergh took off on his historic flight to Paris.

These creatures are my interpretation of traditional Chinese mythical beasts. I enjoyed researching ancient examples and infusing originality into my own design.

I was honored to be asked to design and carve this fountain for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine’s Biblical Garden.

The decoration on this fireplace mantel was inspired by pictures I have seen in books of church doorways done in Norway during the Romanesque period.

This decorative window is on the upper story of an Italian Palazzo-style residence in Nashville, Tennessee.

The design for this gravestone was completely worked out by my client, to honor his wife who adored this type of decoration.

This fireplace is the result of a collaboration between the architect John B. Murray and me.

I re-designed this baptismal font to replace one that was part of the original church design from the early 1900s.

This cemetery monument project began with my client’s request to design something with an angel playing the violin.

This is a wall fountain I designed and carved for the backyard of a townhouse on the Upper East Side in Manhattan.

I was honored when the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City chose me to make a sculpture of some of the most revered people of the 20th Century

I designed and carved this Renaissance-style capital for the Institute of Classical Architecture.

The creation of cemetery monuments presents a special challenge. I was privileged to be asked to create one for my friend…