Alongside his architectural work, Pomeroy continued to create smaller exhibition pieces. He carved a marble replica of Frederic Leighton's 1877 bronze sculpture "Athlete wrestling with a python" which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1891 before being transported to Denmark and, eventually, to Australia. The piece was poorly received at the Academy in comparison to the bronze original but a number of other works in the New Sculpture style by Pomeroy helped build his artistic reputation. These included his 1890 statuette of "Dionysus", now in the Tate, "So on a Delphic Reed" from 1888 and "Love the Conqueror" shown at both the Royal Academy and the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool during 1893. During the 1890s, Pomeroy showed eleven works at the Royal Academy, eight of which were small statuettes. Some of these, including "Perseus" and "Love the Conqueror" were reproduced in sizes suitable for the domestic market, although some much larger versions of "Perseus" were also cast.