David MacFall

David Bernard McFall was a Scottish Artist and Sculptor who died on December 12, 1919.

Born in Glasgow, he received his education at three different institutions: Junior School of Arts and Crafts Birmingham; Royal College of Art London; and City and Guilds Art School.

He collaborated with Jacob Epstein for 15 years, producing significant works such as Bull Calf; Boy and Horse and Blackhorse Road Station’s black horse mural as well as a monumental statue of Winston Churchill.

Early Life and Education

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Professional Career

David Macfall created some of the most iconic statues of our time during his long and celebrated career, carving directly in stone or crafting finely detailed portrait heads and busts such as his Bull Calf statue, now owned by Tate Gallery London.

McFall was one of the founding members of London’s Royal Academy of Art, and among his numerous accolades is being known as one of the last sculptors to accurately recreate Sir Winston Churchill from life. Additionally, he holds the record for exhibiting the largest stone sculpture on Royal Academy grounds and became the first sculptor ever elected a Royal Academician; one of only a select few to hold both memberships simultaneously; his works remain in numerous collections worldwide.

Achievement and Honors

David Macfall was an outstanding student, excelling both academically and scientifically. A member of the Golden Eagles fraternity, he received numerous scholarships – even one to Honors College! To everyone’s amazement. Mac decided to study astrophysics and biochemistry as his majors, leading him to land on the Dean’s List and win numerous accolades and awards, such as membership on his school’s Leadership Council. McFall stands out among his many accomplishments with his contributions to astrophysics research community, where his work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and won him various accolades. What stands out most is how McFall combined his astrophysics background with his passions for music and art – something few other astrophysicians could match!

Personal Life

British sculptor David Macfall was best known for his stone and bronze works. Additionally, he was also an extremely acclaimed writer and art critic.

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he studied art at Birmingham’s Junior School of Arts and Crafts before attending Royal College of Art and City and Guilds School of London Art – eventually being elected to Royal Academy.

His lifelong interest in travel and environmental conservation led him to found Nature Expeditions International (NEI). This company provided participants with educational experiences through exploring nature, exploring various cultures, and building close ties with scholars from its host countries.

After running NEI for twenty years, David and Nola Woodbury moved to Eugene, Oregon where they lived in a Lazy Daze RV and traveled extensively throughout the US by bike – cycling across Oregon’s vast terrain and paddling along Maine’s Allagash Wilderness Waterway.

Net Worth

David Macfall reportedly has an estimated net worth of between $1-$3 Million, his main source of income coming from his career as an artist. He and Joann, together with their daughters Samantha, Darci and Pam live in Bath New York; they would greatly appreciate your assistance as Dave is currently fighting cancer and needs financial support to pay for treatment as well as travel costs to Sloan Kettering Memorial in NYC for treatment.