Walter Seymour Allward was a Canadian sculptor and architect, best known for his monumental works. Born on November 18, 1876, in Toronto, Ontario, he gained recognition for his ability to blend art and architecture, creating pieces that often conveyed deep historical and cultural significance. One of Allward's most famous works is the Vimy Memorial, located in France, which honors Canadian soldiers who fought in World War I. His artistic style is characterized by a strong sense of form and detail, making his sculptures both visually striking and meaningful. Allward passed away on April 24, 1955, leaving a lasting legacy in Canadian art.