Above Image: The Golden Boys’ or ‘The Carpet Salesmen’ – by of William Bloye.
Public Art in Birmingham
There are artwork by national and international artists. Some are complex collaborative projects between artists and architects, city planners, landscape architects and engineers. There is growing partnership between public and private resources.
Birmingham – Public Art
- The Bullring Bull, “The Guardian” – by Laurence Broderick
- Lord Nelson – by Richard Westmacott
- The Tree of Life – by Lorenzo Quinn
- The River – by Dhruva Mistry at Victoria Square
- Gurdian – by Dhruva Mistry at Victoria Square
- Queen Victoria – originally in marble by Thomas Brock in 1901, recast in bronze by William Boyle in 1951
- Iron: Man – by Anthony Gormley
- Chamberlain Square
- James Watt
- Joseph Priestlley
- Thomas Attwood
- ‘The Golden Boys’ or ‘The Carpet Salesmen’ – by of William Bloye.
- Thomas Attwood
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