Rodney Munday is a sculptor with an international reputation. Specializing in human and animal form, much of his work is to commission, with numerous portraits undertaken. Rodney works mainly in clay for final work in bronze, though cold-cast bronze (bronze resin)  and reconstituted stone are possible options. There is considerable choice of patination in bronze and the option of a number of finishes in stone.

All sculpture is available in editions of either 8 or 9 (with the exception of Commercial Editions). A certain amount of cast work is held by Rodney and in galleries, otherwise it is cast to order. Delivery time for the latter, dependent upon size and material is normally 8-16 weeks. Commission work is currently completing in 20 weeks.

Prices on this website are gallery prices for bronze. Correct at time of posting, they are subject to foundry fluctuations in a rising market and should be confirmed. Prices for resin can be 1/2 to 1/3 bronze prices. See  materials page for further details.

 St. Edmund of Abingdon. Commissioned for St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, and unveiled by the Chancellor of the University, Lord Patten on 24 June 2007. (Click on image to see clay original, or go to Human Form for further images of the bronze, cast by the London bronze foundry Bronze Age)