The Collector's Dictionary of Canadian Artists at Auction
2001Westbridge, Anthony R. and Diana L. Bodnar
622 pages
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1914 Botha, Alberta, Canada - 2003 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Known for: Abstract/realist stone sculpture.
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E.B. COX RCA, OSA, SSC (1914-2003). Elford Bradley Cox (AKA: E.B. Cox) was a sculptor. He was born in Botha, Alberta, Canada and died in Toronto, Ontario where he lived and worked most of his life.... Read full biography
E.B. COX RCA, OSA, SSC (1914-2003). Elford Bradley Cox (AKA: E.B. Cox) was a sculptor. He was born in Botha, Alberta, Canada and died in Toronto, Ontario where he lived and worked most of his life. He also lived in Bowmanville, Ontario (1921) and Palgrave, Ontario (1950), both within 50 miles of... Read full biography
E.B. COX RCA, OSA, SSC (1914-2003). Elford Bradley Cox (AKA: E.B. Cox) was a sculptor. He was born in Botha, Alberta, Canada and died in Toronto, Ontario where he lived and worked most of his life. He also lived in Bowmanville, Ontario (1921) and Palgrave, Ontario (1950), both within 50 miles of Toronto. His mediums include limestone, marble, alabaster, wood, precious and semi-precious stones, porcelain, bronze, copper and steel. His subjects are animals (especially bears), Greek mythology,... Read full biography
E.B. COX RCA, OSA, SSC (1914-2003). Elford Bradley Cox (AKA: E.B. Cox) was a sculptor. He was born in Botha, Alberta, Canada and died in Toronto, Ontario where he lived and worked most of his life. He also lived in Bowmanville, Ontario (1921) and Palgrave, Ontario (1950), both within 50 miles of Toronto. His mediums include limestone, marble, alabaster, wood, precious and semi-precious stones, porcelain, bronze, copper and steel. His subjects are animals (especially bears), Greek mythology, portraits, figures, torsos, heads, faces and semi abstract. His primary style is Realism. His work is influenced by Henry Moore, (whom he knew), and First Nations (Indian) art. Much of his best known works are monumental sculptures commissioned by... Read full biography
E.B. COX RCA, OSA, SSC (1914-2003). Elford Bradley Cox (AKA: E.B. Cox) was a sculptor. He was born in Botha, Alberta, Canada and died in Toronto, Ontario where he lived and worked most of his life. He also lived in Bowmanville, Ontario (1921) and Palgrave, Ontario (1950), both within 50 miles of Toronto. His mediums include limestone, marble, alabaster, wood, precious and semi-precious stones, porcelain, bronze, copper and steel. His subjects are animals (especially bears), Greek mythology, portraits, figures, torsos, heads, faces and semi abstract. His primary style is Realism. His work is influenced by Henry Moore, (whom he knew), and First Nations (Indian) art. Much of his best known works are monumental sculptures commissioned by governments, corporations and organizations. The city of Toronto and its environs, for example... Read full biography
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Books & Publications (9)
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The History of the Guild Inn
2000Lidgold, Carole M335 pagesE.B. Cox- A Life in Sculpture
1999Dault, Gary Michael108 pages (color)Sculpture/Toronto: An Illustrated Guide to Toronto's Historic and Contemporary Sculpture with Area Maps
1994Ardiel, June147 pagesArt and Architecture in Canada: A Bibliography and Guide to the Literature to 1981
1991Lerner, Loren R; Mary F. Williamson1,557 pages (color)Montreal Museum of Fine Arts-Spring Exhibitions 1880-1970 (Formerly Art Association of Montreal)
1988McMann, Evelyn de Rostaing417 pagesA Dictionary of Canadian Artists (8 Volumes)
1974MacDonald, Colin, S.3,667 pagesA History of Peel County: To Mark Its Centenary as a Separate County, 1867-1967
1967Charters, C.V. (Editor)287 pages (color)The Ontario Centennial Art Exhibition (Ontario Council for the Arts)
1967Robertson, Bryan60 pages