Henry Wiles (1838-1930), 'Ruth and Naomi', a marble sculpture, signed 'Henry Wiles Cambridge', 60cm wide 53cm deep 110cm high Henry Wiles was the son of a stonemason. Having attended the Perse School in Cambridge, Wiles subsequently trained at the Royal Academy and was awarded a two-year travelling studentship in 1869, which he used to study sculpture in Rome and Naples. He was one of three brothers, who all practised as artists and illustrators in the latter part of the 19th century and early 20th century. His work can be found in St John's College, Trinity College, and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. Condition Report: One left hand off but present, with repairs. Worn and weathered. Some small chips, knocks and wear.