RESUME

EDUCATION

1967-69 School of Architecture, Yale University, Master of Environmental Design Degree

1961-67 Carnegie Mellon University, Bachelor of Architecture Degree
NOTABLE SCULPTURES

1997-2004 National World War II Memorial Allegorical Sculptures, The Mall, Washington, DC
"a glorious and totally original bronze sculpture by Ray Kaskey... should lift visitors' spirits as they walk through." J Carter Brown in The Washington Post
1993-95 "Justcie Delayed, Justice Denied" U.S. Courthouse, Alexandria, VA

1990-91 Allegorical Lions for The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, Judiciary Square, Washington, DC
"superbly conceived, spendidly executed, and subtly differentiated, they give vivid identity to the memorial..." -Benjamin Forgey, The Washington Post critic
1989-91 Architectural Lions for The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, Judiciary Square, Washington DC

1982-85 "Portlandia" Monumental figure for the Portland Public Services Building, Portland, OR
"Over the past forty years, Portlandia stands virtually alone." - Tom Wolfe, Newsweek
SCULPTURE COMMISIONS

2016 John E. Herman Memorial Fountain, S.C. Herman Foundation, Frederick, MD

2005-15 Carter G. Woodson Memorial, Carter Woodson Park, Washington, DC

2012 George Washington Bookplate Relief, George Washington Library, Mt. Vernon Estate, VA

2010 Bas Relief for the International Union of Operating Engineers Headquarters, Washington, DC

2008-10 Bas Relief for the International Union of Operating Engineers Headquarters, Washington, DC

2006 "Orpheus and Eurydice"
Pediment sculpture on the Nashville Symphony Hall, Nashville, TN
Washington, D.C. Friedrich St. Florian, Architect.

1996-98 “The Signing of the Treaty of the Holston”
Knoxville, Tenn. Seven figures in limestone 10 ft. high x 5 ft. wide.

1995-98 “Power and Wisdom”
Ronald Reagan Courthouse, Santa Ana, Calif.
Two bronze figures on travertine bases. 8 ft. high.
Zimmer, Gunsel Frasca, Architects.

1994-98 Four monumental urns denoting The National Building Museum
National Building Museum. Washington, D.C. GFRC, brick & cast stone. 16 ft. high.

1997- National World War II Memorial Allegorical Sculptures, The Mall, Washington, DC

1995-97 “Tricentennial Commemoration: Three Horses” Prince George’s County, Maryland.
Bronze horses on cast stone base 10 ft. diameter. X 7 ft. high.

1995-96 “Justice”
United States Courthouse, Foley Square, NYC, NY, 16 ft. high, bronze figure of Justice. Kohn, Pederson, & Fox, Architects.

1995-96 Portrait of Olympic founder, Pierre de Coubertin
Olympic Centennial Park, Atlanta, Georgia. Bronze 9 ft. figure with cast stone colonnade. 12 ft. wide x 15 ft. high.

1993-95 “Four figures in The Square”
Charlotte, N.C. Bronze allegorical figures on granite bases, 24 ft. high. Middleton MacMillan Architects.

1993-95 “Justice Delayed, Justice Denied”
U.S. Courthouse, Alexandria, Va. Bronze 12 ft. figure of Justice with allegorical animals on bas relief 4 ft. high x 16 ft. wide.
Spillis, Candela Warnecke Architects.

1994-95 Justice figure in a sundial
U.S. Courthouse, Shreveport, La. Bronze 8 ft. figure of Justice with 40 ft. sundial stile. KPS Group, Architects.

1992 “Three Ministers Kneeling”
Civil Rights Historic District, Birmingham, Ala. Alabama Limestone 12 ft. wide x 6 ft. high.

1990-91 “Hand of NOAA”
Fountain with sculpture for National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration Headquarters, Silver Spring, Md. Bronze 12 ft. high.

1990-91 Allegorical lions for The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
Judiciary Square, Washington, D.C. Bronze, over life-size.
Davis Buckley, Architect.

1989-90 Architectural sculpture for the Harold Washington Library Center,
Chicago, Illinois. Cast stone, carved granite, cast aluminum ornament, and allegorical animals. Hammond, Beeby & Babka, Architects.

1990 Portrait statue of Art Rooney, former owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bronze, 10 ft. high.

1988-90 Fountain and figure of Queen Charlotte for the Charlotte/Douglas
International Airport, Charlotte, NC. Bronze figure, 16 ft. high. Cast stone column 25 ft. high. Odell Associates, Architects.

1987-89 “Gem of the Lakes.”
Fountain with allegorical figure. Chicago, Illinois.
12 ft. figure with 16 ft. wide shell. Kohn, Pederson & Fox, Architects.

1987 Demeter and Cows
Maryland Dept. of Agriculture, Annapolis, Md. Cast stone & brick, over life-size.

1986 Colonnade with capitals, columns, and relief sculpture,
Hampden Square, Bethesda, Md. Cast stone, 9 ft. high x 100 ft. x40 ft. deep.

1985 Copper finial of a salamander wrapped around a spire.
Columbia Historical Society, Washington, DC. 5 1/2 ft. high x 2 ft. wide x 1 ft. deep.

1982-85 “Portlandia” Monumental figure for the Portland Public Services Building.
Portland, Ore. Hammered copper, 38 ft. high x 16 ft. wide. Michael Graves, Architect.
AWARDS

2007 Henry Hering Memorial Medal of the National Sculpture Society for distinguished sculpture on the National World War II Memorial

2005 Awarded Carnegie Mellon University's "Da Vinci Effect" in recognition of creative achievement and excellence

2004 GSA Design Award Citation for sculpture on the National World War II Memorial

1998 GSA Design Awards Citation in Art for Foundry Markers made for the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C.

1995 The Arthur Ross Award of Classical America, NYC, NY, presented for
Modeling sculpture for public buildings.

1995 Presidential Design Award of The National Endowment for The Arts for
The sculptures in The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial,
Washington, D.C.

1993 Elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects for the creation
of a unique body of ornamental work on some of America’s most distinguished buildings.

1993 The Henry Hering Memorial Medal of the National Sculpture Society for
distinguished sculpture on the National Law Enforcement Officers
Memorial.

1986 The Henry Hering Memorial Medal of the National Sculpture Society for outstanding collaboration between architect, sculptor and client.

1985 Award for Excellence in Architecture, Portland, Oregon Chapter,
American Institute of Architects for “Portlandia” sculpture.

1981 Mrs. Louis Bennett Award, National Sculpture Society, NYC, NY