List of public art in Herefordshire

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This is a list of public art in the county of Herefordshire , England. This list applies only to works of public art on permanent display in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artworks in museums.

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Bromyard and district

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Burley Gate - sculpture (29033310910).jpg Weather vane [1] Burley Gate junction of the A417 and A465

52°07′15″N2°35′44″W / 52.120849°N 2.595628°W / 52.120849; -2.595628
2014 (2014)SculptureSteel Q47012927
Bromyard Time Tower.jpg The Time TowerBromyard Bypass

52°11′15″N2°30′26″W / 52.1873809°N 2.5073337°W / 52.1873809; -2.5073337
2000 (2000) [2] Phillip Bess & Diane Gorvin [3] SculptureWood Q47012927 [4]
Bromyard Heritage Centre - Resting Sheep (36385692190).jpg Resting SheepBromyard Heritage Centre

52°11′26″N2°30′25″W / 52.190430°N 2.506879°W / 52.190430; -2.506879
2000 (2000)Ann CampbellSculptureBronzeLifesizeBromyard and Winslow Town Council Q47456415 [4]
The Mappa Grundi.jpg Mappa GrundiStoke Lacy Village Hall

52°08′55″N2°33′06″W / 52.1485°N 2.5517°W / 52.1485; -2.5517
2005 (2005)Mark de la TorreSculptureceramich= 4m, w= 3m Q47456445 [5]
...To The Woods Today - geograph.org.uk - 115114.jpg Bear Tilbury Plantation, Herefordshire, UK

52°13′02″N2°30′23″W / 52.217324°N 2.5064°W / 52.217324; -2.5064
Sculpturewood Q47456606

Golden Valley

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
The obelisk at Ewyas Harold Face 1.jpg The ObeliskAdjacent to St John Kemble Chapel and Doctors' Surgery, Ewyas Harold

51°57′08″N2°53′27″W / 51.9522533°N 2.8907934°W / 51.9522533; -2.8907934
2010 (2010) Graeme Mitcheson sculpturesandstoneh=1.5m, w=1m, d=1m Q47471919 8 Village Artmakers Project Pieces Unveild, Herefordshire [6]
Log dragon - geograph.org.uk - 905110.jpg Dragon Kings Thorn to A49, Herefordshire, UK

51°59′40″N2°43′59″W / 51.994422°N 2.733125°W / 51.994422; -2.733125
Steve Elsbysculpturewood Q47472070 Details recorded by photographer [7]

Hereford

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Apple sculpture hereford hospital.jpg h.Apple The County Hospital, Hereford

52°03′30″N2°42′20″W / 52.05824°N 2.70553°W / 52.05824; -2.70553
2004 (2004)Ian BerrillsculptureSteel Q47472238 Commissioned as part of h.Art Herefordshire Art Week 2004 according to the plaque adjacent to the sculpture
3D Map 2.jpg 3d Map of Hereford Hereford Cathedral

52°03′20″N2°42′20″W / 52.055432°N 2.70553°W / 52.055432; -2.70553
relief map Q47472317
The Woodpecker.jpg
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The WoodpeckerWhitecross Road

52°03′26″N2°43′29″W / 52.05711°N 2.72477°W / 52.05711; -2.72477
1969 [8] Walenty Pytel sculpture Q47472347 Relocated in 2011 [8]
Kingfisher 50yrs first Commission for Bulmers.jpg Kingfisher with MinnowWhitecross Road HR4 0AG2019 Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized SteelKingfisher and minnow to commemorate 50 years since Sir Peter Scott unveiled Walenty’s woodpecker  commissioned by Bulmer’s Cider. Venue The Cider Museum.
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Sir George Cornewall Lewis Shire Hall, Hereford

52°03′22″N2°42′47″W / 52.05612°N 2.71314°W / 52.05612; -2.71314
1864 (1864) Carlo Marochetti statue on pedestal Q47472418 [9]
Elgar statue, Hereford.JPG Edward Elgar Hereford Cathedral

52°03′24″N2°42′54″W / 52.05658°N 2.71502°W / 52.05658; -2.71502
2005 (2005) [10] Jemma Pearson [10] statueBronze [10] Q47472878
Eign Gate, Hereford - geograph.org.uk - 1524617.jpg Eign GateAll Saints Church, Hereford

52°03′23″N2°43′03″W / 52.05645°N 2.71760°W / 52.05645; -2.71760
2006 (2006) [11] Adam Greenwell [11] statueSteel [12] h= 6m [11] Q47473218 [13]
Dan - geograph.org.uk - 552415.jpg Dan the bulldog Bishops Meadows, Hereford

52°00′46″N2°36′04″W / 52.01266°N 2.6012°W / 52.01266; -2.6012
2002 (2002) [14] John Tasker [14] sculpturewood Q47474338
4 Runner Walenty Pytel Futiristic Runner Blind college Hereford.jpg
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4 Runner Royal National College for the Blind Walenty Pytel SteelFuturistic Runner
4Runner 05.jpg Not known Royal National College for the Blind

52°03′25″N2°42′22″W / 52.056807°N 2.70614°W / 52.056807; -2.70614
sculpturewood Royal National College for the Blind Q47476767
Hereford Greenway portrait bench 01.jpg Violette Szabo, Josie Pearson and Edward Elgar Hereford Greenway

52°03′46″N2°42′11″W / 52.0627°N 2.70306°W / 52.0627; -2.70306
2013 (2013)sculpturemetal Q47476804 [15]
Bishops Meadow sculpture 03.jpg A Fish’s Eye ViewKing George’s Playing Field

52°03′03″N2°42′47″W / 52.05090°N 2.71292°W / 52.05090; -2.71292
2006 (2006)Chris Brammallsculpturemetal Q47477683 [16]
Art work depicting Nora Foster, Rotherwas, Hereford, UK 01.jpg Rotherwas WomenHolme Lacey Road, Hereford

52°03′14″N2°41′05″W / 52.05378°N 2.6846°W / 52.05378; -2.6846
2006 (2006)Bruce Williamssculpturesandblasted granite and steel Q47478052 Three works featuring Nora Foster, Debbie Gittoes and Sophie Dillon respectively [17] [18]
A Thousand GhostsKing George V Playing Fields, Hereford

52°02′57″N2°42′42″W / 52.04917°N 2.71157°W / 52.04917; -2.71157
2009 (2009) Mariele Neudecker sculptureWood, paint & steel Q47478281 Commissioned by Meadow Arts [19]
SAS memorial sculpture, Hereford, UK.jpg Special Air Service memorialStadlestone Circle (site of a previous SAS camp)Fibreglass Q47478437 [20]
Bronze Hereford bull by Brian Alabaster ARBS.JPG Hereford Bull High Town Hereford

52°03′23″N2°42′54″W / 52.05649°N 2.7149°W / 52.05649; -2.7149
2012 (2012)Brian AlabasterSculptureBronze Q47478641 [21]
Franklin Barnes building, Hereford - IMG 0045.JPG Sunflower Franklin House, Hereford

52°03′29″N2°42′44″W / 52.057979°N 2.712284°W / 52.057979; -2.712284
1964 (1964) [22] Trevor Worton [23] sculptureiron Q58838746
Hereford Cathedral Close Roundel 7.jpg Aspects of Hereford Cathedral Cathedral Close, Hereford

52°03′16″N2°42′55″W / 52.054547°N 2.715292°W / 52.054547; -2.715292
2011 (2011) [24] roundelsbronze Q58838931
The Apple Tree.jpg Jesus Christ the Apple Tree Cathedral Close, Hereford

52°03′16″N2°43′01″W / 52.054347°N 2.717042°W / 52.054347; -2.717042
2011 (2011) [24] Canon Sandy Elliotmosaicstone Q58838743
Zenith sculpture 04.jpg Hereford County Hospital [25]

52°03′28″N2°42′31″W / 52.05765°N 2.708669°W / 52.05765; -2.708669
2018 (2018)Paul Caton [25] sculpturewood Wye Valley NHS Trust [26] Q58839335
Statue of Lance Corporal Alan Leonard Lewis VC 02.jpg Allan Leonard Lewis The Old Market, Hereford

52°03′31″N2°42′59″W / 52.058525°N 2.716303°W / 52.058525; -2.716303
2018 (2018)Jemma Pearson [27] sculpturebronze [28] Q61743798
Old Hospital Swans A welded steel sculpture of a pair of swans Hereford by Walenty Pytel.jpg SwansRiverside Courtyard of the Old General Hospital, Wye St, HR1 2NP Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel
Statue of King Offa, Bewell Street, Hereford 02.jpg King Offa Bewell Street, Hereford

52°03′25″N2°43′11″W / 52.056897°N 2.719717°W / 52.056897; -2.719717
sculpture Q61743838
Species of Fish and Game Birds Hereford Left Bank Restaurant - Walenty Pytel.jpg
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Game Birds and FishBalcony Gwynne St HR4 9DG Walenty Pytel Galvanized Steel
Ascariherefordwalentypytel.jpg AscariAscari Hereford Walenty Pytel
Cat sculpture 02.jpg Cat Campbell Road, Hereford

52°04′07″N2°42′13″W / 52.068631°N 2.703656°W / 52.068631; -2.703656
sculpture Q63167775
Forever Flowers (Shifting Borders).png Forever Flowers (Shifting Borders)Eign Gate Underpass

52°03′23″N2°43′13″W / 52.056425°N 2.720361°W / 52.056425; -2.720361
2024Graphic Rewildingmural Q130396529 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
30 Mar - 1 of 1.png Cattles and ApplesHerdsman Pub, Widemarsh St

52°03′31″N2°42′56″W / 52.058477°N 2.715423°W / 52.058477; -2.715423
2024Curtis Hyltonmural Q130397303 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
Our Wild Heart.png Our Wild HeartBastion Mews

52°03′27″N2°42′44″W / 52.057401°N 2.712207°W / 52.057401; -2.712207
2024Emmeline Northmural Q130397316 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
Forget Me Not.png Forget Me NotButchers Passage

52°03′26″N2°42′50″W / 52.057345°N 2.713915°W / 52.057345; -2.713915
2024SNIKmural Q130397503 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
The People's PatchCapuchin Lane

52°03′23″N2°42′58″W / 52.056293°N 2.716085°W / 52.056293; -2.716085
2024Dermot Clarkemural Q130418983 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
TomBooth Hall Passage

52°03′23″N2°42′54″W / 52.056260°N 2.714948°W / 52.056260; -2.714948
2024Gemma FlowersmuralCommissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]
Every Corner Holds a Memory.png Every Corner Holds a MemoryUnion Passage

52°03′25″N2°42′48″W / 52.057009°N 2.713280°W / 52.057009; -2.713280
2024Estee Angelinemural Q130419079 Commissioned as part of the "Art + People + Place" programme [29]

Kington and district

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Carved bench side view.jpg British birds Wapley Hill

52°15′16″N2°57′34″W / 52.254469°N 2.95958°W / 52.254469; -2.95958
Carved benchwood Q59348933 Bench a gift from friends of Miles Baddeley [30]

Ledbury and district

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
LEDBURY SWALLOWS - square 1.tif Swallows Return [31] Ledbury

52°01′44″N2°25′00″W / 52.028899°N 2.416805°W / 52.028899; -2.416805
2016 [31] Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel Q59348946
The people associated with the Master's House, St Katherine's Hospital Ledbury

52°02′11″N2°25′24″W / 52.036439°N 2.423425°W / 52.036439; -2.423425
SculptureStone Q59349159
Walenty Pytel Canwood Sculpture Park HR1 4NF.jpg Garden fountain of water birdsCanwood Gallery,Checkley, HR1 4NF1970s Walenty Pytel Welded SteelA welded steel garden fountain of water birds.

Leominster and district

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Bodenham Bullocks 04.jpg BullocksAdjacent to Doctors' Surgery, Brockington Rd, Bodenham

52°09′16″N2°40′13″W / 52.1545331°N 2.6703266°W / 52.1545331; -2.6703266
2010Graeme Mitchesonsculpturesandstoneh 800mm, w 1500mm, d 1000mm Q59357553 8 Village Artmakers Project Pieces Unveild, Herefordshire [6]
The Orchard Through The Seasons.jpg Orchards Corn St, Leominster

52°13′37″N2°44′20″W / 52.226906°N 2.738839°W / 52.226906; -2.738839
2014 (2014)Jericho Aceron & Ryan Midgeleymuralpainting Q59357989 Special thanks given to Leominster Town Cadets, Earl Mortimer College, Leominster in Bloom, Roger Midgeley
Leominster Town Clock.jpg VariousCorn Square, Leominster

52°13′37″N2°44′17″W / 52.227036°N 2.737989°W / 52.227036; -2.737989
2006 (approx [32] clockvarious Q59358151 The 'ducking stool' is a reference to Jenny Pipes
Leominster bunting.png LaundryButcher Row, Leominster

52°13′38″N2°44′19″W / 52.227092°N 2.738647°W / 52.227092; -2.738647
2017sculpture Q59358344 Part of Leominster in Bloom [33]
Mr Granger mows the lawn.jpg GardeningThe Grange, Leominster

52°03′30″N2°42′20″W / 52.05824°N 2.70553°W / 52.05824; -2.70553
2006sculpture Q59358459 Part of Leominster in Bloom [34]
Statue of Grange Court Leominster looking at the front.jpg BuildingHigh Street, Leominster

52°13′42″N2°44′08″W / 52.228353°N 2.735531°W / 52.228353; -2.735531
2010 (2010)sculpturemetal Q59358511 Depicts Grange Court at its original location in Leominster. [35] [36]
Leominster photo mural 1.jpg Leominster Morris Mews, Leominster

52°13′40″N2°44′19″W / 52.227894°N 2.738681°W / 52.227894; -2.738681
photograph Q59358879
Drapers lane entrance gate.jpg Drapery Drapers Lane, Leominster

52°13′38″N2°44′18″W / 52.227172°N 2.738264°W / 52.227172; -2.738264
gatemetal Q59386426
Kingfisher Leominster.png Kingfisher Pinsley Road, Leominster

52°13′43″N2°43′59″W / 52.228714°N 2.733136°W / 52.228714; -2.733136
Walenty Pytel Sculpturemetal Q59386469 Kingfisher arch (not gate) entrance to wildflower meadow in the Grange grounds

unveiled by Monty Don.

The Gruffalo Trail Queen's Wood Country Park, Herefordshire

52°09′35″N2°43′42″W / 52.159847°N 2.7284477°W / 52.159847; -2.7284477
2014 (2014)Steve Elsbysculpturewood Q59349307 [37]

Ross-on-Wye and district

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Two Salmon of the Wye - geograph.org.uk - 425061.jpg Leaping Salmon outside the Man of Ross pub, Wye Street

51°54′53″N2°35′10″W / 51.914741°N 2.586163°W / 51.914741; -2.586163
Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel Q59558602
Sculpture on the Riverside Walk Ross-on-Wye - geograph.org.uk - 1134963.jpg Swans in FlightRiverside Walk

51°54′58″N2°35′14″W / 51.916120°N 2.587329°W / 51.916120; -2.587329
Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel Q59558607
Walenty Pytel Ducks in Flight Ross on Wye.jpg Ducks in FlightRiverside Walk Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel
Cormorant sculpture - geograph.org.uk - 1152052.jpg Cormorants near South Herefordshre Golf Club

51°55′41″N2°30′46″W / 51.928156°N 2.512881°W / 51.928156; -2.512881
Walenty Pytel Sculpturemetal Q59562241
Bird Mounted on Turbine Sculpture by Walenty Pytel.jpg Bird Mounted on Turbinenear South Herefordshre Golf Club Walenty Pytel Bird on abstract base on turbine overlooking the lake.
Vulture Sculpture by Walenty Pytel at Hartleton.jpg Abstract Vulture on Columnnear South Herefordshre Golf Club Walenty Pytel A welded steel sculpture of a vulture on a steel column. A Garden sculpture
Carved Tree Trunk, Symonds Yat East - geograph.org.uk - 593584.jpg WildlifeSymonds Yat East, Herefordshire

51°50′24″N2°38′15″W / 51.84011°N 2.6375°W / 51.84011; -2.6375
Sculpturewood Q59562580
Breinton House stags head Walenty Pytel.jpg
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Stag's HeadSymonds Yat East Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized SteelWelded steel Stag's heads. The pair were commissioned for a county house's gate posts in England another is in England and the fourth is now in the South of Spain.
Gate Post Armorial Bust Lion Walenty Pytel.jpg Gate Post Armorial Bust Lion Walenty PytelSymonds Yat East1980 Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel
Stags Head Sculptures Walenty Pytel 4.jpg
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Gate Post Sculpture Stag's Head by Walenty PytelSymonds Yat East1980 Walenty Pytel SculptureGalvanized Steel
Memorial to Thomas Winter in Fownhope - geograph.org.uk - 55630.jpg Tom Spring Fownhope, Herefordshire

52°03′09″N2°42′44″W / 52.05245°N 2.71232°W / 52.05245; -2.71232
monumentstone Q47473918
Photo of "Core of our Community" artwork.jpg Core of the Community Apples Fownhope Medical Centre HR1 4PZ

52°00′24″N2°36′42″W / 52.0067649°N 2.6117739°W / 52.0067649; -2.6117739
Walenty Pytel muralGalvanised Steel Q61743820

Weobley

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
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DateArtist / designerTypeMaterialDimensionsDesignationOwner / administrator Wikidata Notes
Weobley village - geograph.org.uk - 1266758.jpg
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Magpie Broad Street, Weobley

52°09′33″N2°52′30″W / 52.1592°N 2.8749°W / 52.1592; -2.8749
2000 (2000) [38] Walenty Pytel Sculpturemetal Q59562936 Commissioned after the village won the Calor Gas/ Daily Telegraph Great Britain Village of the Year in 1999. [39]
Sheep sculpture Pembridge Herefordshire UK.jpg Sheep St Mary the Virgin, Pembridge, Herefordshire

52°13′09″N2°53′46″W / 52.219102°N 2.896202°W / 52.219102; -2.896202
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