Also known for a depiction of Night and Day at the London Underground, for 10 points, name this sculptor of The Rock Drill.
One of this man's sculptures symbolizes a family and their dog whom "Pan charms... and nature pulls." Besides Rush of Green, another sculpture was based on a character in the book Green Mansions and was a memorial to W.H Hudson. He designed the cherub handles for a glass door at Coventry Cathedral, which also contains works such as Ecce Homo and St. Michael and the Devil. He gained public notice for a set of eighteen sculptures for the British Medical Association building in The Strand. He claimed one of his works symbolized "the terrible Frankenstein's monster we have made ourselves into", while another is his oft-vandalized tomb for Oscar Wilde. Also known for a depiction of Night and Day at the London Underground, for 10 points, name this sculptor of The Rock Drill.
One of this man's sculptures symbolizes a family and their dog whom "Pan charms... and nature pulls."
{Jacob Epstein}