Architectural Sculpture
- M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, tympanum, San Francisco, California, circa 1895 (removed)
- San Francisco Savings Union Bank building, pediment, San Francisco, California, 1911
- Palace of Fine Art & the Machinery Palace, (now destroyed) Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, California, 1915
- Metropolitan Life Insurance Building, (now the Ritz Carlton Hotel) pediment, San Francisco, California, 1920
- Navigation, Aviation, and Industry, Richfield Tower, Los Angeles, California, allegorical figures, 1928
- when the building was demolished in 1968 the figures were moved to the Art Museum of the University of California, Santa Barbara
- Department of Commerce Building, pediment, Washington D.C., 1934
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