Wynn Walters is a sculptor who works in stone and in bronze, in a style that is largely representational (you can see what it's supposed to be!), with a focus on the female figure and portraiture, and on bird and wildlife subjects.   His work is represented in private collections in Toronto, Ottawa, Dallas, Detroit, Nashville, Rhode Island, Arkansas and London (England), with public commissions in botanical garden and church settings, including a seven-foot marble figure as a central focus of a memorial garden at a large church in Nashville, Tenn. His pieces range in size from table-top to life-size.   Wynn is largely self-taught, having taken up sculpture full-time after a 26-year career in the telecommunications industry, including executive positions with Nortel Networks Corporation in Canada and the U.S. His earlier career also included service with the United Nations in the Middle East and as a journalist in Canada. He was born in Wales, and holds degrees from the University of Western Ontario (London, Canada) and Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois).   He lives and works at his home and studio in Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada, an hour north-east of Toronto, where his work can be seen by appointment.

Wynn in his studio

with "The Three Graces"