Public Sculpture
Public works include Bond, purchased by the permanent collection of the Jerwood Foundation and presently at Jerwood Sculpture, Ragley Hall.
Nine large works now form the Putney Sculpture Trail along the River Thames at Putney in the Borough of Wandsworth, formally opened in September 2008. Load has been on Putney Embankment since 1989.
Punch 'n' Judy a large bronze sculpture is usually on display at the Museum in the Park, Stroud, Gloucestershire, which also holds some charcoal drawings and small terracotta works, such as 'Drowning Woman with Rescuer' .
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