Leo Mol - Works

Works

• Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol's Taras Shevchenko Monument, Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol's Taras Shevchenko Monument, Leo Mol Sculpture Garden at Assiniboine Park Winnipeg Canada

• Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park Winnipeg

• Leo Mol's bust of Taras Shevchenko at Shevchenko School - Vita, Manitoba

• Inscription on Leo Mol's Taras Shevchenko Memorial, Dupont Circle, D.C..

• Leo Mol's Taras Shevchenko Memorial, Dupont Circle, D.C.. The stonework was created by the Jones Brothers Company of Barre, Vermont. The sculptor of the granite monument was Vincent Illuzzi of Barre, Vermont. Leo Mol created the bronze statue that stands next to the granite sculpture.

• Leo Mol's statue of Terry Fox in Beacon Hill Park, Victoria, British Columbia engraved with "Somewhere the hurting must stop..."

• Leo Mol's Taras Shevchenko Memorial, Palermo, Buenos Aires

• Leo Mol's statue of Terry Fox in Ottawa

• Leo Mol's Statue of John Diefenbaker on Parliament Hill, Ottawa Canada. He is depicted wearing an overcoat over a suit. He carries the Bill of Rights under his arm.

• Tree Children sculpture in Winnipeg, Manitoba

In 2002, his monumental bronze sculpture Lumberjacks (1990), which now stands in Assiniboine Park was featured on a 48¢ Canadian postage stamp in the sculptors series. Mol's small bronze sculpture of lumberjacks (1978) was his inspiration for a monumental bronze sculpture.

He was always known as a particularly prolific artist and some of his most famous works include likenesses of three different Popes which stand in museums in the Vatican. He also has a sculpture of Taras Shevchenko on display on Washington’s Embassy Row.

Other important subjects who Mol sculpted include members of the Group of 7, A. J. Casson, A.Y. Jackson and Frederick Varley. Mol also sculpted Sir Winston Churchill 1966, Peter Kuch, Dwight D. Eisenhower 1965, John F. Kennedy 1969, Elizabeth Bradford Holbrook ca. 1970, Terry Fox 1982. On Parliament Hill in Ottawa stands his impressive over life-size standing portrait figure of Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker 1985 Also on Parliament Hill stands an impressive bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II.

Mol died July 4, 2009, at the Tache Centre medical facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He was 94.