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Margaret BaskervilleBaskerville was the most widely commissioned woman sculptor in Australia from c. 1910 to her death in 1930. Around the time of the first world war and into the 1920s, she was responsible for a number of major civic memorials in Melbourne and in rural towns.She trained as a painter at Melbourne's National Gallery School, and undertook private sculpture lessons with Charles Douglas Richardson during the later 1890s, and overseas in London c. 1903-1906 at the Royal College of Art, South Kensington 
This statue can be found in the Domain, opposite the Shrine
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