 Born at Ħ a ż - Ż ebbu ġ, 25 January 1879 and died in 10 August 1947.  He was a Maltese sculptor whose work reflects several artistic movements, including.

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 Born at Ħ a ż - Ż ebbu ġ, 25 January 1879 and died in 10 August  He was a Maltese sculptor whose work reflects several artistic movements, including Realism and Futurism, as well as the influence of Auguste Rodin.  He studied and worked in Rome. He developed an original style which drew the admiration of many

 In Rome, he studied in the where for two years he studied engineering and monumental architecture. Great Siege Monument by Sciortino  After earning a diploma with distinction, he opened an art studio in via Margutta 33 in the heart of the Roman artistic tradition. Here Sciortino decided to free himself from imitative tradition and develop a personal style.

 The three poor children statue was brought to Malta in 1907 and is considered to be Sciortino's first masterpiece. The mould of the statue is today found in Buckingham Palace, a gift which the Government of Malta gave to Princess Elisabeth in the name of the Maltese people when she visited the islands in 1951.