Welcome to the Estate of Oscar Nemon Website

Born in Croatia in 1906, sculptor Oscar Nemon moved to England in 1938 after living and working in Vienna and Bruxelles during the 1920s and 1930s - where he sculpted Sigmund Freud and Charles Lindbergh from life. Working from a studio outside Oxford for forty years, Winston Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Elizabeth II, were amongst Nemon’s many sitters. His figurative compositions include a unique sequence of coloured bronze reliefs, and memorials to victims of the Holocaust in Osijek, and the Canadian Airforce in Toronto.