Public Sculpture of Birmingham
Distributed for Liverpool University Press
256 pages
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© 1998
Birmingham not only attracted major sculptors from London, but as a great manufacturing city it possessed busy workshops of local sculptors, often closely associated with its progressive and important art school. As a result the city has an extensive range of monuments and sculptures accessible to the public. This book documents this heritage as fully as possible, from the earliest surviving item to modern, recently erected sculptures.
Contents
Preface - Benedict Read
Maps
Introduction
The Catalogue
Abbreviations
Sources of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Public Sculpture of Birmingham including Sutton Coldfield
Extant Works
Lost Works
Unrealised Works
Glossary
Biographies of Sculptors and Architects
Bibliography
Index
Maps
Introduction
The Catalogue
Abbreviations
Sources of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Public Sculpture of Birmingham including Sutton Coldfield
Extant Works
Lost Works
Unrealised Works
Glossary
Biographies of Sculptors and Architects
Bibliography
Index
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