Title: Cobras
Date: Unknown
Subject: Two Cobras
Measurements: 30.3 H
Materials and Techniques: Ice tongs
Description: Long metal pieces resemble two upright cobras with pointed heads. It is attached to a flat metal base.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Exhibited at Duncan Campbell Gallery in 1996.
Status: Unseen

Title: Curvy Woman (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Abstract
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Metal tongs, horseshoes, metal base
Description: These iron tongs and horseshoes are joined together to give the shape of a voluptuous woman. The handles of the tongs represent the feet and head. The horseshoes represent large breasts.
Signed: Unknown

Title: Dog
Date: Unknown
Subject: Dog
Measurements: 16 x 21 x 8 inches
Materials and Techniques: Cast Bronze on Wood Base
Description: Bronze dog sculpture on wood base
with a short horizontal body, long face, and “button”
eyes. The tail curves down in a shallow “C” shape.
Signed: No

Title: La Dolorosa
Date: None
Subject: Woman slouched in depression
Measurements: 5 ¾” W x 5 ¾” D x 21 ½” H
Materials and Techniques: Cast bronze (one edition also includes silver paint)
Description: A woman stands with her arms at her side. Her shoulders slouch forward and her gaze is cast downward in a posture of melancholy. A single form represents her body in profile, attached to which a round form represents her head, also in profile. A smaller round form attached to her body represents her breast, and a long, narrow rectangular form represents her arm. Identical forms are attached on the reverse side of this piece, to represent the opposite side of her profile.
One edition of this piece is entirely painted in silver other than the round base, and a small circular portion on her head on both sides of the piece, representing her eyes. The other editions of this piece are not painted. Both the silver-painted edition and the unpainted edition are shown above.
Signed: “N.S.G” is  imprinted onto the base of each as well as the number edition. “2/5” is imprinted onto base of the silver-painted edition. Additional known editions include the printings “3/5″, “4/5″ and 5/8.”
Note: An unpainted edition was exhibited at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994 as #14. Cost: 1,800 British pounds. Another piece was exhibited at Campbell’s gallery in 1996 as #7. Cost: 1,000 British pounds. The accompanying catalog noted an edition of five pieces.

Title: He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother (working title)
Date: 1978
Subject: Two boys
Measurements: 5 ¼”W x 5 ¼” D x 18 ½” H
Materials and Techniques: Cast bronze
Description: A boy is depicted carrying his younger brother on his back. Both brothers are each made from a single form with wider, square-shaped tops that represents their heads. Their bodies are represented with the remainder of the form that, on the older brother is long and straight and on the younger brother is shorter and curved. Long, thin forms represent the boys’ arms. The younger brother’s arms are swung around his older brother’s shoulders, and the older brother reaches behind him to provide additional support. Small forms represent the boys’ facial features. The piece is attached to a tall, cylindrical base.
Signed: “N.S.G 1978” etched onto base. “JE” also etched onto base.
Note: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980. Also exhibited as #12 at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994 and in 1996. Multiple editions of this piece are known to exist, including one with an applied patina on its base (not shown here).

Title:  Gold Metal Ribbon (working title)
Date: None
Subject:  Abstract sculpture
Measurements: 11” W x 3 ¾” D x 7” H
Materials and Techniques:  Cast bronze
Description: This Mobius Strip was originally designed after a rubber band, and enlarged and cast at a foundry.
Signed: None
Note: Since this item was cast, there were likely more than one made, but there is no documentation of additional sculptures at this time.

Title: Aztec
Date: None
Subject: Seated figure
Measurements: 5 ¼” W x 3 7/8” D x 8 7/8” H
Materials and Techniques: Bronze
Description: A seated figure is represented by simple geometric forms. His oblong-shaped face is defined by a triangular nose, a thin crescent-shaped mouth, and small round holes for eyes. His arms are raised horizontally in front of him, parallel to his triangular legs.
Signed: “NSG” imprinted onto his lower back.
Note: “No. 2” imprinted onto his lower back. Exhibited as #10 “Aztec” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 1,250 British pounds. Edition two of five. One edition was sold at this exhibition. Also exhibited at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1996 as #48 “Aztec.” Cost: 1,250 British pounds.

Title: Friends
Date: 1980
Subject: Two friends
Measurements: 11 ¾” W x 7 ¼” D x 15 ½” H
Materials and Techniques: Bronze with patina, wooden base painted black.
Description: A black-painted cylindrical wooden form serves as the base for a sculpture of two friends, cast in bronze. The friends are fashioned from one unified “u”-shaped form that extends into two separate beings. Identical in form, each friend’s head is a flat disc, with small circles imprinted onto their surface, representing eyes. Bracket-shaped forms represent their noses. The friend on the left’s head is smaller and is located slightly lower than his friend’s on the right. Their arms are curved and extend from their bodies. Each with one arm raised, the friends appear to slap “high five” to each other.
Signed: “NSG ‘80”
Notes: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980. Exhibited as #13 “Friends” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 3,700 British pounds. Wood base edition of 1. Exhibited as #10 “Friends” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1996. Cost: 5,000 British pounds. Bronze edition of 1.

Title: Mother and Child
Date: 1976
Subject: Mother and child
Measurements: 14 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D x 13 ¾” H
Materials and Techniques: Bronze
Description: A woman, represented geometrically, sits on the flat surface of a half-circular shape, so that her seat can rock from side to side. A small child perches on her lap, seated in profile. This image references the Christian notion of Mother and Child.
Signed: None
Notes: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980. Exhibited as #11“Mother and Child” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 4,500 British pounds. Edition of 1. Exhibited as #9 “Mother and Child” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1996. Cost: 4,500 British pounds. Edition of 1.

Title: Right On, That’ll Do Nicely
Date: None
Subject: Man with a raised arm
Measurements: 18” W x 6” D x 20” H
Materials and Techniques: Bronze (one edition), wooden forms (one edition)
Description: A stylized man stands on an oval base with his left arm raised in a sign of victory. His right arm is held behind him.
Signed: None
Note: Two editions of this piece have been reviewed: one in bronze and one made from wooden forms, the original from which the bronze edition was modeled. The bronze edition was exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980. Also exhibited at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994 and 1996. Exhibited as #9 “That’ll Do Nicely” in 1994. Cost: 3,750 British pounds. Exhibited as #1 “Right On” in 1996. Cost: 3,750 British pounds.