Three decades of sculptural work, in bronze and clay.
A curated selection of original works, public sculpture, awards and commissions—each one using form to hold a story.
The Millennium Monument
A separate limited-edition bronze honouring humanity, women, future generations, the ancestors of all nations and care for the planet.
A Sporting Chance for Peace
Created in 2015. The completed 7 ft × 5 ft campaign prototype uses sport as a language for positive principles and personal peace. A 39 × 23 × 6 in limited-edition bronze is available by enquiry.
The Struggle
Created in 1983. Bronze, 22 × 36 in, limited edition of 200. Available by enquiry.
Equations of Freedom
Created in 2003. Bronze, 2 ft × 2 ft, limited edition of 200. Available by enquiry. Five pioneering women form a sculptural equation of freedom, education, equality and prosperity.
A Genius with Four Masters MA
Created in 1997. Bronze, 2 ft × 2 ft, limited edition of 200. Available by enquiry. Marcus Garvey, Mahatma Gandhi, Malcolm X, Dr Martin Luther King Jr and Nelson Mandela shape its story.
Larry Leon Hamlin
Founder and Artistic Director of the National Black Theatre Festival, honoured in bronze.
Ayaan
An original figurative work from Donald Brown’s personal collection.
The Pinnacle Award
Created in 2005. A 12-inch resin work with bronze patina, issued in a limited edition of 500 and available by enquiry. Its central figure celebrates the courage to rise beyond inherited limits.
Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Award
A bespoke scholarship commission designed to elevate institutional legacy and academic excellence.
Sir Roger Bannister
Honouring the first athlete to break the four-minute mile.
The Four-Minute Mile
A companion tribute marking one of athletics’ most iconic milestones.
Dr. Maya Angelou
A tribute piece created in honour of the celebrated poet and author.
Bespoke busts and institutional legacy pieces.
The Global Gallery creates commissions for organisations, honourees and public spaces. Each project begins with a confidential brief, clear scope and formal agreement.

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