Animal and Birds

Simon Evans, Septimisequus, Plate Steel Learn More

Simon Griffiths, Diving Gannets, Stoneware on Board Learn More

Standford Derere,Swallow in flight, Springstone and cedar Learn More

Stanford Derere, A Swift of Swallows, Springstone and Cedar Learn More

Stanley Vhono, Courting Birds,Springstone Learn More

Walenty Pytel, Doves of Peace, A scale model for the Ludlow War Memorial, Steel Learn More

Walenty Pytel, Taking off, Welded Steel Learn More

Zhaohui Liu, Pair of Goats, Marble Learn More

Steven Hunton, Oil Birds, Copper Learn More

Richard Lawrence, Polar Bear, Bronze Learn More

Tom Smith, Urchin, Oak Learn More

Norbert Roderick, Curious Bucks Learn More

Olivia Ferrier, Crows on Gate, Bronze Learn More

Olivia Ferrier, Three Crows on a Gate, Bronze and Oak Learn More

Olivia Ferrier, Three Crows on a pair of gates, Bronze with gold plate on a pair of teak and iron gates Learn More

Olivia Ferrier, Landing Owl, Bronze Learn More

Paired for life, Marble Learn More

Peter Walker, Bird, Corten Steel Learn More

One of The Sculpture Park’s most loved sculptures. This thought-provoking work is created from nostalgic artefacts of days gone by. Typewriters, plastic toys and tv screens have all stood the test of time, bound together into this meaningful sculpture. A serious message underlines the work; by recreating the form of the steeds of the mythical ‘Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’ and removing their human riders, a vision of a possible future; pollution overrunning the earth, is presented. Artist Anthony Heywood’s approach to making sculptures was to draw upon art history as well as contemporary culture and political events. He sadly passed away in April 2022 but we are proud to be able to carry on exhibiting his four horses to inspire visitors to our sculpture park in Churt, Farnham, Surrey. Learn More