Big Art Mobchannel4.comGo to Big Art Project

Brunton H

Big Art Map




Rss feed

Latest Tags Added

Big Art Map

Latest comments

Groups

This member does not belong to any groups yet

friends


arkangel AnneWelsh

All friends

Recent Visitors

Another wee gargoyle

On Exeter Cathedral

Another wee gargoyle

Posted on 12th May 2008

  • Not known/entered
  • Not known/entered
  • Exeter Cathedral
  • Exeter
  • Devon
  • Not known/entered

(Viewed 11 times - 0 comments)

Add to Big Art Map |

Tags:

Wee gargoyle

On 12th Century Exeter Cathedral

Wee gargoyle

Posted on 8th May 2008

(Viewed 37 times - 8 comments)

Add to Big Art Map |

Epona

Epona by Rachael Long, didn't notice that my phone camera was set at solarise... never mind, looks ok.

Epona

Posted on 5th May 2008

(Viewed 25 times - 0 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

Tags:

Lion of Scotland

Very controversial piece by Ronald Rae, the people want it to stay, the critics/art cognoscenti want it to go

Lion of Scotland

Posted on 1st May 2008

(Viewed 56 times - 2 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

The Boxer

I hate when I can't find artist's details!
Transcript of plaque below...

To the everlasting memory of
JIM MURRAY (25years)
our local hero
Scottish Bantamweight Champion
Who collapsed in the ring while
fighting for the British title
on the 13th October 1995

The Boxer

Posted on 12th April 2008

(Viewed 74 times - 0 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

Walkerburn monument plaque

This plaque describes the events leading to the erection of this monument.
Transcript below...

Walkerburn - The Old Mill Bell & "The Wee Man"

On the left is the original statue from the War Memorial. Constructed in 1921 by public subscription, it is smaller than life size and became known as the "Wee Man". It remained in place at the War Memorial further up the road until it was stolen on 9th August 1998. A new statue was again funded by public subscription and this life size replacement, dedicated by HRH The Princess Royal on Monday 20th September 1999, now occupies the War Memorial. The "Wee Man" was found and returned on 3rd February 2000.
Following renovation, again funded by public subscription, it was placed on this site on 2nd December 2001.
The Mill Bell comes from the original Walkerburn Mill. It was rung to summon workers to the mill and to signal lunch breaks and the end of the working day. The bell is on loan to Walkerburn & District Community Council from Robert Noble Ltd of Peebles.

This Memorial site was funded by public subscription and was dedicated by Miss Mollie McIntosh MBE, chairman of Walkerburn & District Community Council on 9th August 2002. These two items represent a significant part of Walkerburn's history and this site is for the benefit of the residents of the village plua those not yet privileged to live in Walkerburn.

Walkerburn monument plaque

Posted on 11th April 2008

(Viewed 84 times - 0 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

"Wee Man and Bell"

The Walkerburn War Memorial statue, placed in 1921, stolen in 1998, a replica was made of the missing piece and erected in the original spot. Shortly after that, the original one was was found, so this one was placed further along the road with the Mill Bell.

More info on the plaque accompanying it.

"Wee Man and Bell"

Posted on 11th April 2008

(Viewed 141 times - 2 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

Tags:

Porcellino

At the Straw Market, Florence

Porcellino

Posted on 10th April 2008

(Viewed 69 times - 0 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

Horse and Rider

On the corner of Dover Street, Picadilly, London.

Horse and Rider

Posted on 7th April 2008

(Viewed 68 times - 0 comments)

see on the Big Art Map |

 1 2 »