We recently completed the sale, delivery and installation of ‘Icarus I’ by Nicola Godden – a monumental, life-sized sculpture inspired by one of Greek mythology’s most enduring stories. Our customer first discovered Icarus I while visiting The Sculpture Park, where she saw the sculpture on display and fell in love with it. The piece exhibited […]
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In loving memory of Fungai Dodzo Jan 1973 – June 2026 A tribute to a master of stone sculpture. The Zimbabwean stone sculpting community has been plunged into deep mourning following the sudden and untimely passing of the exceptionally talented Shona sculptor, Fungai Dodzo who departed this life on Sunday 21st June 2026. Born on
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Draped Figure by Bobbie Fennick The Sculpture Park are delighted with their new, haunting addition to the outdoor sculpture trail – Draped Figure by Bobbie Fennick. This Portland stone carving stands at 165 cm tall and gives the illusion of fabric, draped over a solitary figure. The flow of the material skims the body beneath,
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Wilfred Pritchard’s Skeletons at Glastonbury Did you see the Skeletons at Glastonbury? The Sculpture Park was honoured this summer to be invited to install Wilfred Pritchard’s Skeletons at Glastonbury 2023. Three favourite skull-ptures from the Wilfred Pritchard Skeleton collection adorned the Theatre and Circus fields for this iconic event. Specifically, works were chosen to harmonize
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Freedom by Steve Wood and Clive Morris Here at the sculpture park, we are delighted to showcase ‘Freedom’. This 5-ton 1991 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is the largest bronze motorcycle sculpture in the world! Clive Morris personally unveiling this magnificent beast On Sunday 6th of March. The unveiling was met with the applause of many Harley-Davidson
The Sculpture Park are delighted to announce our representation of the late Sean Crampton’s artistic legacy – ‘Nothing is Profane’, a collection from his lifetime work – together with Sean’s son, Dan. Sean Crampton was an artist of enormous achievement and inspiration. Having overcome adversity throughout his life, Sean produced outstanding and original artwork that
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International Women’s Day 2019 International Women’s Day is celebrated this year on 8th March. To recognise this important day we would like to share a selection of amazing sculptures by some of the female artists that exhibit at The Sculpture Park. We are immensely proud to represent such incredibly talented sculptors and hope you enjoy their works
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Artist Jim Poolman spent 12 years and used 50,000 horseshoes to create a record breaking Horseshoe Dragon sculpture. Horseshoe artist Jim Poolman contacted Eddie Powell, owner and curator of The Sculpture Park in Churt, just outside Farnham, Surrey, 12 years ago. He was disappointed that he couldn’t sell his work there. “What would you exhibit?” he
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The Sculpture Park is home to an eclectic mix of art by some of the most popular sculptors from the UK and beyond. With hundreds of sculptures to see, sometimes a whole day isn’t enough to take in this outdoor gallery’s vast collection. The list below of our most popular sculptors highlights some of the artists to
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Ruth Moilliet is a very talented sculptor from Manchester, UK. She continuously uses the subject of nature in the works with a focus on flowers which lends itself to flower associated insects like bees and butterflies. Moilliet’s work plays with contrasting elements; her use of strong, masculine materials and processes to make very feminine
Piers Mason Piers Mason is a talented sculptor with a passion for art and how art can empower people, he has spent significant periods overseas, especially in Africa, and as a result he acts as an Art Consultant for income generating community projects in developing countries, serves as Project Director and facilitator on VSO Vocational
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Andrew has lived in South Africa and worked in Europe and is influenced by the great classical sculptors of the renaissance. He lists the Earl and Countess of Leicester, Oldham City Council, Christopher Moran of Crosby Hall, publisher Felix Dennis, Georgio Logothetis of Lomar Shipping, Royal Ascot racecourse and Royal Caribbean amongst his clients.
