John Gibson

John Gibson (1790-1866) was a Welsh sculptor known for his neoclassical style and detailed marble works. Born in Conwy, Wales, he studied in Rome and later settled there, becoming a prominent figure in the city's artistic scene. Gibson's work frequently drew inspiration from classical mythology, and his sculptures often featured graceful figures and idealized forms. He is known for his careful attention to detail, as seen in his depictions of flowing drapery and delicate features. Gibson's sculptures are often found in museums and galleries around the world, showcasing his enduring influence on the development of neoclassical art.