Selected Public Works
- McKinley statue in Arcata, California, 1906
- Electricity, Imagination, Invention and Steam; four repeated sculptures at the Machinery Palace, Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915) (destroyed)
- General John Pershing, San Francisco, California, 1921
- Abraham Lincoln, San Francisco, California, 1928
- Thomas Starr King (1931)
- This work resided in the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. as one of California's contributions to the National Statuary Hall Collection until being replaced by a statue of Ronald Reagan in 2009.
- Volunteer Firemen Memorial, San Francisco, California, 1933
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