Sculptor and head of Garrard's design department (1795–1858)
Edmund Mingay Cotterill
Born
25 September 1794
London, England
Died
1860
Occupation(s)
Sculptor, modeller, designer
Employer
Garrard & Co.
Known for
Elaborate sculptural groups and centrepieces in bronze and silver, with equestrian, Moorish or Arab themes
Edmund Cotterill (1794 –1860) was a British sculptor and the head of Garrard's design department, where he established the company's reputation for producing elaborate sculptural groups and centerpieces in bronze and silver.[1] Cotterill's work was highly regarded by critics and the public, as he excelled not only in modeling figures but also animals and the interaction of the group as a whole.[2]
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^"Edmund Cotterill", Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851–1951, University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011, accessed 12 Mar 2023.
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