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Sculpture

The garden at Chatsworth has always been a showcase for important sculptures. Throughout the garden you will find sculptures, fragments and vases of every kind, from a Roman altar and lead statues of Samson and Pan, to water gods and sea horses. In the last decade, modern sculptures have been added, and the collecting and commissioning of contempory work continues. Some prominent pieces are highlighted here.

Déjeuner sur l'herbe

Déjeuner sur l'herbe by Allen Jones

Statue of Flora

Flora by Caius Gabriel Cibber
A Statue of Samson Slaying the Philistine

Samson After Giambologna
The bronze War Horse

War Horse by Dame Elisabeth Frink
Laying Down Horse by Dame Elisabeth Frink

Lying Down Horse by Dame Elisabeth Frink
Walking Madonna

Walking Madonna by Dame Elisabeth Frink
Water sculpture Revelation

Revelation by Angela Conner
The 'Drummer'

Drummer by Barry Flanagan
The 'Drummer'

Elephant by Barry Flanagan
The 'Drummer'

Screen, 2001, by Allen Jones

The 'Drummer'

Male Figure, 1988, by William Turnbull

The 'Drummer'

Lion Woman, 1999, by Emily Young
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Modern and contemporary sculpture in the garden at Chatsworth, from 9 September to 2 November

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