List of public art in Surrey

See also: War memorials in Surrey

This list comprises works of public art on permanent display in an outdoor public space in the county of Surrey, England. UK. For brevity this does not include markers and milestones, parts of buildings or ornamental features to main bridges, stained glass and other artistic works attached to places of worship. Art at Brookwood cemetery, the UK's most populous, are not listed here as its land is open to those paying their respects but private.

Indoor artworks are excluded from this list, including in the county's 11 district halls, at its University, schools and colleges, community halls and in the art museums and galleries in Surrey category. Community project millennial tapestries and embroideries are on public display in visitor centres at Dunsfold, Holmbury St Mary and Sunbury-on-Thames. Clock towers (including clock housings on metal posts) are excluded from the list such as in Abinger Hammer (although its colourful blacksmith sculpture striking a bell overhangs a public road), Bisley, Cobham, Epsom, and Sunbury. Wikipedia's list of Grade I listed buildings in Surrey is a government-backed list of the top historical and architectural structures and ruins including the somewhat intact castles: Farnham, Guildford and Reigate. Moved architecture/relics such as part of the Leptis Magna (Roman city) ruins and some fountains have been included, lacking practical purposes.

Albury

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	An image of Albury	Albury Heath, Albury	2006	Friedel Buecking	[1]	51°12′37″N0°29′05″W / 51.2102°N 0.4846°W / 51.2102; -0.4846
	The Optohedron	Newlands Corner	2020	Will Nash	[2]	51°13′54″N0°30′03″W / 51.2317°N 0.5008°W / 51.2317; -0.5008

Burpham

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Sutherland Circle	Sutherland Memorial Park	2017	Steve Tomlinson	[3]	51°15′39″N0°32′51″W / 51.26083°N 0.54750°W / 51.26083; -0.54750

Camberley

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Trollope and Colls White Elephant	London Road	1963/1964	Barbara Jones	[4] [5]	51°19′59″N0°46′15″W / 51.33306°N 0.77083°W / 51.33306; -0.77083
	The Tambourine Girls (three women dancing)	London Road	1989	Charlotte Randall	[6] [7]	51°20′5″N0°45′50″W / 51.33472°N 0.76389°W / 51.33472; -0.76389
	Into Our First World	Surrey Heath House, Camberley	1993	Ken Ford	[8]	51°20′21″N0°44′35″W / 51.33917°N 0.74306°W / 51.33917; -0.74306
	The Right Way (two metal figures, aloft, pointing to two directions)	Park Street and Obelisk Way	2009	Rick Kirby	[9] [10]	51°20′17″N0°45′53″W / 51.33806°N 0.76472°W / 51.33806; -0.76472
	John Pennycuick	London Road Recreation Ground	2022		[11]	51°20′11″N0°45′03″W / 51.33639°N 0.75083°W / 51.33639; -0.75083

Chertsey

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Charles James Fox	Outside Liberty House, Guildford Street, Chertsey		Ian Rank-Broadley	[12]	51°23′16″N0°30′30″W / 51.3879°N 0.5083°W / 51.3879; -0.5083
	Blanche Heriot	Outside Melita House, Bridge Street		Sheila Mitchell	[13]	51°23′20″N0°29′18″W / 51.3889°N 0.4882°W / 51.3889; -0.4882
	Bench to commemorate 100th anniversary of unveiling of Chertsey War Memorial	Outside St Peter's Church	30 October 2021			51°23′32″N0°30′13″W / 51.3923°N 0.5037°W / 51.3923; -0.5037

Chobham

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Queen Victoria Monument	Beside Windsor Road, Chobham Common	1901		[14]	51°22′51″N0°36′52″W / 51.3809°N 0.6144°W / 51.3809; -0.6144
	Chobham Cannon	As above	1979 (replaced an earlier cannon of 1901)	Local workers	[15]	51°20′52″N0°36′09″W / 51.3478°N 0.60256°W / 51.3478; -0.60256

Cranleigh

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Obelisk	Horsham Road and Ewhurst Road, Cranleigh	1794	Jacob Ellery	[16]	51°08′27″N0°29′07″W / 51.1408°N 0.4852°W / 51.1408; -0.4852

Dorking

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Thomas Cubitt, MP and philanthropist	Opposite Dorking Halls, Reigate Road	2000	William Fawke	[17]	51°14′06″N0°19′33″W / 51.2350°N 0.3258°W / 51.2350; -0.3258
	Ralph Vaughan Williams, composer	Outside Dorking Halls, Reigate Road	2001	William Fawke	[17]	51°14′05″N0°19′33″W / 51.2348°N 0.3258°W / 51.2348; -0.3258
	Dorking Cockerel	Deepdene Roundabout, Dorking	2007	Peter Parkinson	[18]	51°14′08″N0°19′21″W / 51.2356°N 0.3224°W / 51.2356; -0.3224
	2012 Cyclist Sculpture for the Olympic Road Race	Pixham End roundabout	2012	Heather Burrell	[19]	51°14′41″N0°19′28″W / 51.24472°N 0.32444°W / 51.24472; -0.32444
	Grant Allen Arch	Allen Court, High Street	2013	Lucy Quinnell	[20]	51°13′55″N0°19′56″W / 51.2320°N 0.3321°W / 51.2320; -0.3321
	Mayflower	West Street	2021	Lucy Quinnell	[21]	51°13′54″N0°20′06″W / 51.2317°N 0.3350°W / 51.2317; -0.3350
	Radius	Denbies Wine Estate	2021	James Tunnard	[22]	51°14′39″N0°20′26″W / 51.2441°N 0.3405°W / 51.2441; -0.3405

East and West Horsley

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Dancing Gypsy	Nomad Theatre, East Horsley		Faith Brook	[23]

Egham

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Magna Carta Fountain	High Street, Egham	1994	Neil Lawson Baker	[24]	51°25′56″N0°32′46″W / 51.4323°N 0.5462°W / 51.4323; -0.5462
	King John signing Magna Carta	High Street	1997	David Parfitt	[25]	51°25′57″N0°32′42″W / 51.4325°N 0.5451°W / 51.4325; -0.5451

Epsom and Ewell

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	'Dog Gate' (three oversized animals aloft around and above a public hall gate)	London Road and Spring Street, Ewell	c. 1795	Thomas Hercey Barritt	[26]	51°21′01″N0°15′01″W / 51.35033°N 0.25027°W / 51.35033; -0.25027
	John Gilpin as Spectre de la Rose	Outside Epsom Playhouse	1999	Tom Merrifield	[27] [28]	51°19′53″N0°16′12″W / 51.33139°N 0.27000°W / 51.33139; -0.27000
	Evocation of Speed Diomed and Galileo (horses)	Derby Square, Epsom	2001	Judy Boyt	[29]	51°20′3″N0°15′57″W / 51.33417°N 0.26583°W / 51.33417; -0.26583
	Emily Davison, suffragette	Marketplace, High Street, Epsom	2021	Christine Charlesworth	[30]	51°19′59″N0°16′08″W / 51.3331°N 0.2689°W / 51.3331; -0.2689

Esher

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Britannia (Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Memorial)	Esher High Street, in the town centre	1897	Francis John Williamson	[31]	51°22′09″N0°21′57″W / 51.3691°N 0.3659°W / 51.3691; -0.3659
	Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee fountain	Esher High Street	1877		[32]	51°22′8″N0°21′54″W / 51.36889°N 0.36500°W / 51.36889; -0.36500

Farnham

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/artist	Source	Coordinates
	William Cobbett	Museum of Farnham garden	1940s	Willi Soukop	[33]	51°12′46″N0°48′15″W / 51.2128°N 0.8043°W / 51.2128; -0.8043
	Hawthorn Lodge panels	Hawthorn Lodge	1961	Rachel Brown and Carole Hodgson	[33]	51°12′46″N0°47′51″W / 51.2127°N 0.7976°W / 51.2127; -0.7976
	Farnham and the way it sits in hills and valleys	Farnham Delivery Office, West Street	1970	Michael Fairclough	[33]	51°12′51″N0°48′05″W / 51.2142°N 0.8015°W / 51.2142; -0.8015
	The Lion and Lamb	Lion and Lamb Yard	1985-86	Edwin Russell	[34]	51°12′55″N0°48′05″W / 51.2152°N 0.8015°W / 51.2152; -0.8015
	Andernach Millstone	South Street	1992		[35]	51°12′50″N0°47′43″W / 51.214°N 0.7954°W / 51.214; -0.7954
	Outdoor Bathing	Victoria Garden	1999	Jane Jones	[33]	51°12′48″N0°47′42″W / 51.2133°N 0.7951°W / 51.2133; -0.7951
	Hands On	Farnham Library grounds	2000	West Street Potters, Farnham	[35]	51°12′48″N0°48′12″W / 51.2134°N 0.8032°W / 51.2134; -0.8032
	Millennium Child	Upper Church Lane	2000	Sue Broadhead	[33]	51°12′50″N0°47′59″W / 51.2139°N 0.7996°W / 51.2139; -0.7996
	Bookstools or Moments in Time	Farnham Library grounds	2003	Gillian Trotman	[35]	51°12′47″N0°48′11″W / 51.213°N 0.803°W / 51.213; -0.803
	Monument	Museum of Farnham garden	2013	Sally Woodford		51°12′46″N0°48′15″W / 51.2128°N 0.8043°W / 51.2128; -0.8043
	North Downs Way sculpture	A31 Farnham bypass	2015	FdK Design Consultants	[36]	51°12′46″N0°47′38″W / 51.2128°N 0.7938°W / 51.2128; -0.7938
	William Cobbett	Hawthorn Lodge	2016	Sheila Mitchell	[37]	51°12′46″N0°47′52″W / 51.2129°N 0.7977°W / 51.2129; -0.7977
	The Farnham Sculpture - acorn	New Ashgate Gallery	2020	David Mayne	[38] [39]	51°12′46″N0°47′58″W / 51.2129°N 0.7994°W / 51.2129; -0.7994
	The Farnham Sculpture - oak tree	New Ashgate Gallery	2020	David Mayne	[38] [39]	51°12′46″N0°47′58″W / 51.2129°N 0.7994°W / 51.2129; -0.7994
	A Hand's Turn	Riverside Walk	2023	Natalie Bradwell and Livia Spinolo	[40]	51°12′44″N0°47′50″W / 51.2122°N 0.7973°W / 51.2122; -0.7973
	Bishop	Bishop's Table Hotel, West Street				51°12′50″N0°48′11″W / 51.2138°N 0.803°W / 51.2138; -0.803
	Bishop	Bishop's Table Hotel, West Street				51°12′50″N0°48′11″W / 51.2138°N 0.803°W / 51.2138; -0.803
	Matriarch	Borelli Yard		Ben Franklin	[33]	51°12′53″N0°47′54″W / 51.2148°N 0.7982°W / 51.2148; -0.7982
	Unidentified sculpture	Farnham Library grounds				51°12′47″N0°48′11″W / 51.213°N 0.803°W / 51.213; -0.803
	Unidentified sculpture	Farnham Library grounds				51°12′47″N0°48′11″W / 51.213°N 0.803°W / 51.213; -0.803
	Unidentified sculpture	Farnham Library grounds				51°12′47″N0°48′11″W / 51.213°N 0.803°W / 51.213; -0.803

University for Creative Arts, Farnham campus

Image	Subject	Date	Sculptor/artist	Source	Coordinates
	The Ladder	1983	Charles Hewlings	[35]	51°12′58″N0°48′14″W / 51.216°N 0.804°W / 51.216; -0.804
	The Wave	1989	Charles Hewlings	[35]	51°12′59″N0°48′17″W / 51.2164°N 0.8046°W / 51.2164; -0.8046
	Untitled III	1989	Brandon Davison	[35]	51°13′02″N0°48′15″W / 51.2172°N 0.8043°W / 51.2172; -0.8043
	Pipe, Dance'	1997	Marcus Robinson	[35]	51°12′59″N0°48′17″W / 51.2165°N 0.8046°W / 51.2165; -0.8046
	Belief and Desire	1997	Michael Kenney	[35]	51°12′57″N0°48′16″W / 51.2157°N 0.8044°W / 51.2157; -0.8044
	Projection I	1998	Laurence Edwards	[35]	51°12′57″N0°48′14″W / 51.2159°N 0.8039°W / 51.2159; -0.8039
	Udder and Over	2002	Paul Cox	[35]	51°12′59″N0°48′15″W / 51.2163°N 0.8042°W / 51.2163; -0.8042
	Oaks on the Run	2004	Vincent Jack	[35]	51°12′58″N0°48′16″W / 51.216°N 0.8044°W / 51.216; -0.8044
	A Fishy Tale - Another Brick in the Wall	2021	Farnham residents	[33]	51°12′56″N0°48′14″W / 51.2156°N 0.8038°W / 51.2156; -0.8038
	A Resting Place		Carl Anthony	[35]	51°12′56″N0°48′14″W / 51.2155°N 0.804°W / 51.2155; -0.804
	Earth and Wine		Michael Kenney	[35]	51°12′55″N0°48′16″W / 51.2154°N 0.8044°W / 51.2154; -0.8044
	Unidentified sculpture				51°12′59″N0°48′15″W / 51.2163°N 0.8041°W / 51.2163; -0.8041

Frimley

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Our Lady of Consolation	Outside Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, Frimley	1940	John Francis Kavanagh		51°19′00″N0°44′29″W / 51.3167°N 0.7415°W / 51.3167; -0.7415
	Oak Leaf	The Green, Frimley Green	2018	Chris Bain		51°18′07″N0°43′40″W / 51.3020°N 0.7277°W / 51.3020; -0.7277

Godalming

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Thomas Sutton	Charterhouse School, Godalming	1911	Goscombe John	[41]
	Tribal	Waverley Borough Council offices, The Bury's, Godalming		Ruth Wheeler		51°11′13″N0°36′36″W / 51.187°N 0.6099°W / 51.187; -0.6099

Guildford

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Guildford and Freiburg im Breisgau coats of arms mosaic	Tunsgate, Guildford	1994		[42]	51°14′09″N0°34′20″W / 51.2357°N 0.5722°W / 51.2357; -0.5722
	Alice and the White Rabbit	Guildford Riverside	1984	Edwin Russell	[43]	51°14′4″N0°34′36″W / 51.23444°N 0.57667°W / 51.23444; -0.57667
	Alice through the looking glass	Guildford Castle grounds	1990	Jeanne Argent	[44]	51°14′00″N0°34′19″W / 51.23333°N 0.57194°W / 51.23333; -0.57194
	One Man and his Dog	Eastgate courtyard	1990	Edwin Russell	[45]	51°14′15″N0°34′3″W / 51.23750°N 0.56750°W / 51.23750; -0.56750
	The Surrey Scholar	bottom of High Street	2002	Allan Sly	[23] [45]	51°14′07″N000°34′29″W / 51.23528°N 0.57472°W / 51.23528; -0.57472
	Vane II	Electric Theatre forecourt	1997/1998	Lucien Simon	[45]
	Masquerade	Electric Theatre Forecourt	2005	Allan Sly	[46]	51°14′10″N000°34′39″W / 51.23611°N 0.57750°W / 51.23611; -0.57750
	Rhythm Blue	under Electric Theatre bridge		Peter Freeman	[23]
	Totem Sculptures	Onslow Arboretum		Mary Branson	[23]
	5 sculptures	Queen Elizabeth Park		Sue Fenton-Jones	[23]
	Lido Tree Sculpture	Stoke cross-roads		Ruth Wheeler	[23]
	Rising Stars	outside the Odeon		Steve Geliot	[23]	51°14′15″N000°34′45″W / 51.23750°N 0.57917°W / 51.23750; -0.57917
	George Abbot Sculpture	at the top of the High Street	1993	Faith Winter	[45]	51°14′11″N000°34′13″W / 51.23639°N 0.57028°W / 51.23639; -0.57028
	Height Barrier	access to Woodbridge Meadows car park		Richard Farringdon	[23]	51°14′41″N000°34′49″W / 51.24472°N 0.58028°W / 51.24472; -0.58028
	Mosaic	outside Debenhams		Martin Cheek	[23]
	Reeds	Millmead Island		Ruth Wheeler	[23]
	George Abbot Sculpture Garden	George Abbot School		Russell Jakubowski	[23]
	Abstracts of Guildford	Guildford Spectrum		Gerry Baptist	[23]
	The Dancers	outside Baker Tilly on the Boxgrove Crossroads roundabout		Jane Jones	[23]	51°14′56″N0°33′12″W / 51.24889°N 0.55333°W / 51.24889; -0.55333
	Benches at Millmead Lock	Millmead Island		Johny Woodford	[23]	51°13′59″N000°34′31″W / 51.23306°N 0.57528°W / 51.23306; -0.57528
	The Bargeman	the Wharf	2003	Utopia Forge	[45]	51°14′07″N000°34′37″W / 51.23528°N 0.57694°W / 51.23528; -0.57694
	Sculpture and five bronze tablets	Tunsgate	1989	Martin Jennings with poet Matt Black	[45]
	Unknown (dancing figures)	Youth & Community Centre at Haydon Place			[23]	51°14′21″N000°34′25″W / 51.23917°N 0.57361°W / 51.23917; -0.57361
	Out of the Block/Head	Quaker's Acre off North Street	1996	Janine Creaye	[45]	51°14′12″N000°34′19″W / 51.23667°N 0.57194°W / 51.23667; -0.57194
	The Way Markers	Shalford Meadows and Artington Park & Ride		Mary Anstee Parry	[23]
	Millennium Sundial	Millmead Gardens		Joanna Migdal	[23]	51°14′02″N000°34′36″W / 51.23389°N 0.57667°W / 51.23389; -0.57667
	Central Growth	Building on Market Street		Andrew Kay	[23]	51°14′10.53″N0°34′22.03″W / 51.2362583°N 0.5727861°W / 51.2362583; -0.5727861
	Opening lines of The Listeners by Walter de la Mare	Side of Premier Inn at Stoke Crossroads			[23]	51°14′54″N000°34′15″W / 51.24833°N 0.57083°W / 51.24833; -0.57083
	Astrolabe	Guildford House Gallery courtyard		Richard Quinnell	[23]	51°14′12″N000°34′20″W / 51.23667°N 0.57222°W / 51.23667; -0.57222
	Stained Glass	Boots on Swan Lane		Catrin Jones	[23]	51°14′08.82″N0°34′27.65″W / 51.2357833°N 0.5743472°W / 51.2357833; -0.5743472
	Farm Talk	Artington Park & Ride		Caroline Jackman and Jo Wood	[23]	51°13′06.6″N0°34′49.44″W / 51.218500°N 0.5804000°W / 51.218500; -0.5804000
	Seeds of Hope	Seeds of Hope Children's Garden at the Cathedral		Christine Charlesworth	[23]
	White knight on a white horse	outside former White Horse Hotel, High Street			[47]	51°14′15″N0°34′0″W / 51.23750°N 0.56667°W / 51.23750; -0.56667
	Virtual Fountain	Printing House Square, Guildford	2012	Charlie Carter	[48]
	Stone Obelisk	The Priestley Centre, Surrey Research Park				51°14′19″N0°36′48″W / 51.23861°N 0.61333°W / 51.23861; -0.61333
	Jabberwocky	Allen Pavilion Garden	2009?		[49]	51°14′19″N0°34′7″W / 51.23861°N 0.56861°W / 51.23861; -0.56861
	Silver Shoon	Woodbridge Meadows	2016	Charles Normandale	[50]	51°14′48″N0°34′53″W / 51.24667°N 0.58139°W / 51.24667; -0.58139
	Golden Pollen	Woodbridge Meadows		Tom Smith	[50]	51°14′48″N0°34′53″W / 51.24667°N 0.58139°W / 51.24667; -0.58139
	Cedar	Outside G Live				51°14′18″N0°33′58″W / 51.23833°N 0.56611°W / 51.23833; -0.56611
	Juno the Torch Relay Legacy	Outside G Live	2012	Ian Campbell-Briggs	[50]	51°14′17″N0°33′59″W / 51.23806°N 0.56639°W / 51.23806; -0.56639
	The Spine	Outside Royal Surrey County Hospital	?			51°14′23.22″N0°36′29.33″W / 51.2397833°N 0.6081472°W / 51.2397833; -0.6081472
	Phoenix	Outside Royal Surrey County Hospital	?	Martin Cundell	[50]	51°14′23.22″N0°36′29.33″W / 51.2397833°N 0.6081472°W / 51.2397833; -0.6081472
	Abbot's Hospital quatercentenary ceramic mural	Jeffries Passage	2019	Liliana Montoya and Carlos España	[51]	51°14′10″N000°34′16″W / 51.23611°N 0.57111°W / 51.23611; -0.57111
	Abbot's Hospital quatercentenary ceramic mural	Jeffries Passage	2019	Liliana Montoya and Carlos España	[51]	51°14′10″N000°34′16″W / 51.23611°N 0.57111°W / 51.23611; -0.57111
	Abbot's Hospital quatercentenary ceramic mural	Jeffries Passage	2019	Liliana Montoya and Carlos España	[51]	51°14′10″N000°34′16″W / 51.23611°N 0.57111°W / 51.23611; -0.57111
	Abbot's Hospital quatercentenary ceramic mural	Jeffries Passage	2019	Liliana Montoya and Carlos España	[51]	51°14′10″N000°34′16″W / 51.23611°N 0.57111°W / 51.23611; -0.57111
	Carved railway sleepers	Royal Surrey County Hospital				51°14′28″N0°36′32″W / 51.241153°N 0.608894°W / 51.241153; -0.608894
	Sundial featuring Edward I and Eleanor	Castle Street	1972	Ann Garland	[52]	51°14′5″N000°34′19″W / 51.23472°N 0.57194°W / 51.23472; -0.57194

University of Surrey

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	All the Gang Are Here	University of Surrey campus	2007	Carol Orwin	[53]
	Geodesic Dome	University of Surrey campus	1982	Based on an original by Buckminster Fuller	[53]	51°14′36″N0°35′14″W / 51.24333°N 0.58722°W / 51.24333; -0.58722
	Spine 3	University of Surrey campus	2004	Diane Maclean	[53]	51°14′36″N0°35′13″W / 51.24333°N 0.58694°W / 51.24333; -0.58694
	Alan Turing	On the Piazza, University of Surrey campus	2004	John W. Mills	[53]
	The Surrey Stag	Entrance to the University of Surrey campus	2009	Allan Sly	[53]	51°14′29″N0°35′43″W / 51.24139°N 0.59528°W / 51.24139; -0.59528
	Knife Birds	In front of the School of Management Building, University of Surrey campus	2004	Bridget McCrum	[53]
	Narcissus	University of Surrey campus		William Pye	[53]	51°14′34″N0°35′18″W / 51.24278°N 0.58833°W / 51.24278; -0.58833
	Thinking Of My Future	Behind Senate House, in the amphitheatre, University of Surrey campus	2010	Christopher Chipfuya	[53]
	Mural	Outside of the Lecture Theatre Block, University of Surrey campus	1980	Duncan Newton	[53]
	Ceramic mural	Outside of the Students’ Union, University of Surrey campus		Students at the Roehampton Institute Art Department	[53]
	Walkways	above Spine Road, University of Surrey campus	1996	Peter Jeffery	[53]
	Spiral	in front of Postgraduate Medical School, Manor Park Campus, University of Surrey		Bridget McCrum	[53]	51°14′21″N0°36′45″W / 51.23917°N 0.61250°W / 51.23917; -0.61250
	Triple Ripple	Manor Park Campus, University of Surrey	2008	Diane Maclean	[53]	51°14′20″N0°36′25″W / 51.23889°N 0.60694°W / 51.23889; -0.60694
	Acrobat	Foyer of Austin Pearce Building, University of Surrey		Natalie Staniforth	[53]
	Fish	Outside Senate House		Daren Greenhow	[53]
	Fish	Outside Senate House		Daren Greenhow	[53]
	Fish	Outside the Library		Daren Greenhow	[53]
	Charmer	Performing Arts technology studios	2011	Jon Edgar	[53]

Haslemere

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Elizabeth I	Charter Walk	2001	Malcolm Stathers	[54]	51°05′18″N0°42′36″W / 51.08833°N 0.71000°W / 51.08833; -0.71000
	Progress	High Street	2020	Andrew Brighty	[55] [56]	51°05′18″N0°42′32″W / 51.08833°N 0.70889°W / 51.08833; -0.70889
	Mimesis	Clements Corner	2020	Andrew Brighty	[56]	51°05′18″N0°43′20″W / 51.08833°N 0.72222°W / 51.08833; -0.72222
	Serenade to the Sky	Lion Green	2021	Andrew Brighty	[57]	51°05′16″N0°43′51″W / 51.08778°N 0.73083°W / 51.08778; -0.73083

Leatherhead

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Girl with Doves	Station Approach, Leatherhead	1973 cast of 1970 original	David Wynne	[58]	51°17′56″N0°20′1.68″W / 51.29889°N 0.3338000°W / 51.29889; -0.3338000
	The Leopard	Station Approach, Leatherhead	1983 (moved to Leatherhead in 2009)	Jonathan Kenworth	[59]	51°17′57.12″N0°20′00.24″W / 51.2992000°N 0.3334000°W / 51.2992000; -0.3334000
	'Bridges' Ironwork	Leatherhead High Street, Leatherhead	Unknown	Peter Parkinson, Lawrence Walker, Richard Quinnell, Lucy Quinnell	[60]	51°17′42.8″N0°19′46.9″W / 51.295222°N 0.329694°W / 51.295222; -0.329694
	Bindi Dreamer	Swan Shopping Centre, Leatherhead	2000	Jilly Sutton	[61]	51°17′44.6″N0°19′40.3″W / 51.295722°N 0.327861°W / 51.295722; -0.327861
	Mole Gap Sculpture	Leatherhead Park, Leatherhead	2002	Terrence M. Clarke	[62]	51°17′49.6″N0°19′57.2″W / 51.297111°N 0.332556°W / 51.297111; -0.332556
	The Leatherhead Kingfisher	Kingston Road, Leatherhead	2022	Peter Parkinson, Lawrence Walker, Richard Quinnell, Lucy Quinnell	[63]	51°18′43″N0°20′02″W / 51.31194°N 0.33389°W / 51.31194; -0.33389

Longcross

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Bloom	Longcross Park	2018	Wolfgang Buttress	[64]	51°22′49″N0°35′33″W / 51.3804°N 0.5926°W / 51.3804; -0.5926

Molesey

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Eights Tree	by River Thames / Tagg's Island, Molesey	2001	Ray Smith	[65]	51°24′27″N0°21′6″W / 51.40750°N 0.35167°W / 51.40750; -0.35167
	Molesey Jubilee Drinking Fountain	Wolsey Road and Bridge Road, Molesey	1887 (redesigned for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, 2012)		[66]	51°24′6″N0°20′46″W / 51.40167°N 0.34611°W / 51.40167; -0.34611

Reigate and Redhill

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Inglis Memorial Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert William Inglis VC	Colley Hill, Reigate	1909		[67]	51°15′13″N0°12′35″W / 51.25361°N 0.20972°W / 51.25361; -0.20972
	Park Hill Monument	Reigate Hill, Reigate	1920		[68]	51°13′48″N0°12′35″W / 51.23000°N 0.20972°W / 51.23000; -0.20972
	Margot Fonteyn, ballet dancer, prima ballerina	outside Watson House, London Road, Reigate	1980	Nathan David	[69]	51°14′26″N0°12′19″W / 51.24056°N 0.20528°W / 51.24056; -0.20528
	The Buskers	Cage Yard, Reigate	1993	Carole Vincent		51°14′14″N0°12′27″W / 51.23722°N 0.20750°W / 51.23722; -0.20750
	Redland brick knot	esure, Reigate			[70]	51°14′18″N0°12′9″W / 51.23833°N 0.20250°W / 51.23833; -0.20250

Runnymede

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Magna Carta Memorial	On Cooper's Hill, Runnymede	1957	Edward Maufe	[71]	51°26′40″N0°33′58″W / 51.4445°N 0.566°W / 51.4445; -0.566
	John F. Kennedy memorial	On Cooper's Hill, Runnymede	1965	Geoffrey Jellicoe	[72]	51°26′41″N0°34′07″W / 51.4447°N 0.5687°W / 51.4447; -0.5687
	Commonwealth Air Forces Memorial	On Cooper's Hill, Runnymede	1953	Edward Maufe		51°26′16″N0°33′54″W / 51.4378°N 0.565°W / 51.4378; -0.565
	bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II on octagonal stone base	Runnymede Pleasure Ground	2015	James Butler	[73]

Staines-upon-Thames

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Spelthorne coat of arms mosaic	High Street, middle of pedestrianised section	2002	Gary Drostle	[74]	51°26′03″N0°30′37″W / 51.4343°N 0.5104°W / 51.4343; -0.5104
	Gateway mosaic panels	High Street, middle of pedestrianised section	2002	Gary Drostle	[74]	51°26′05″N0°30′33″W / 51.4348°N 0.5093°W / 51.4348; -0.5093
	Release Every Pattern (Linoleum Workers)	High Street, west end		David Annand	[75]	51°26′02″N0°30′44″W / 51.4338°N 0.5121°W / 51.4338; -0.5121
	The Swanmaster	Fairfield Avenue, Staines		Diana Thomson	[76]	51°26′11″N0°30′25″W / 51.43639°N 0.50694°W / 51.43639; -0.50694
	The Swan Arches	Entrances to Memorial Gardens		Anthony and Simon Robinson, and pupils from Kingscroft Junior School (now Riverbridge Primary School)	[77]	51°25′58″N0°30′50″W / 51.4329°N 0.51402°W / 51.4329; -0.51402
	Water Nymph statues	Memorial Gardens	1980 (moved here 2006)	David Wynne	[77]	51°25′58″N0°30′51″W / 51.4327°N 0.51405°W / 51.4327; -0.51405
	Origami swans	Memorial Gardens	2002	Tom Brown	[78]	51°25′57″N0°30′50″W / 51.43251°N 0.5139°W / 51.43251; -0.5139
	London Stone (riparian) (replica)	Memorial Gardens			[77]	51°25′57″N0°30′51″W / 51.43255°N 0.51418°W / 51.43255; -0.51418
	The River Guardian (Heron)	At confluence of River Colne with River Thames, near Staines Bridge		Simon Buchanan	[77] [75]	51°25′59″N0°30′56″W / 51.43295°N 0.51546°W / 51.43295; -0.51546
	Pound Mill Sculpture	Wraysbury Road, Staines		John Atkin	[77]	51°26′09″N0°30′55″W / 51.4359°N 0.51515°W / 51.4359; -0.51515
	Memorial to British European Airways Flight 548	Waters Drive Recreation Ground	2012		[79]	51°26′18″N0°30′44″W / 51.43823°N 0.5123°W / 51.43823; -0.5123
	Water Sprites (combined hominid forms tapering above, exceeding head-height)	Two Rivers Shopping and Entertainment Centre		David Backhouse	[75]
	Time Continuum (sundial)	Two Rivers Shopping and Entertainment Centre		David Backhouse	[75]

Sunbury-on-Thames

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Lendy Memorial (lion)	The Walled Garden, Sunbury-on-Thames	1895 (moved to current site 1986)	Local residents	[80]	51°24′23″N0°24′34″W / 51.4063°N 0.4095°W / 51.4063; -0.4095
	Cherubs	The Walled Garden	19th century		[81]	51°24′23″N0°24′34″W / 51.4064°N 0.4095°W / 51.4064; -0.4095
	Desert Orchid	Kempton Park, near the grandstand	1991	Philip Blacker	[82]	51°25′14″N0°24′33″W / 51.4205°N 0.4091°W / 51.4205; -0.4091

Virginia Water

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Totem Pole (very tall pole, carved)	In Windsor Great Park, near Virginia Water Lake (north side)	1958	Mungo Martin	[83]	51°25′01″N0°35′30″W / 51.41694°N 0.59167°W / 51.41694; -0.59167
	Leptis Magna Ruins (tall columns and some architraves)	As above (south side)	c. 1st century BC (placed here 1816)		[74]	51°24′31″N0°36′00″W / 51.40861°N 0.60000°W / 51.40861; -0.60000
	Cumberland Obelisk / Prince William, Duke of Cumberland	Obelisk Pond, Windsor Great Park	commissioned 1765		[84] [85] [86]	51°25′29″N0°35′51″W / 51.42472°N 0.59750°W / 51.42472; -0.59750

Weybridge

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Yool Memorial. Commemorates Henry Yool, a former Vice-chairman of Surrey County Council. Originally on Weybridge Hill, it was moved to its current location in 1971.	Junction of Hanger Hill and Princes Road	1896		[87]	51°22′08″N0°27′07″W / 51.36889°N 0.45194°W / 51.36889; -0.45194
	York Column (The Monument). Stood at Seven Dials, London until 1777. Installed on Monument Green in 1822 to commemorate the Duchess of York, who lived at Oatlands House, and who died in 1820.	Monument Green	1697	Edward Piece	[88]	51°22′24″N0°27′20″W / 51.37333°N 0.45556°W / 51.37333; -0.45556

Whiteley Village

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	William Whiteley, Copper statue on pedestal with plaques	Whiteley Village, Hersham	1914	George Frampton	[89]

Woking

Image	Subject	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Martian tripod (aloft on slender, angular legs)	Church Street East, Woking	1998	Michael Condron	[90]	51°19′14″N0°33′25″W / 51.32056°N 0.55694°W / 51.32056; -0.55694
	Martian cylinder	Church Street East, Woking	1998	Michael Condron		51°19′14″N0°33′25″W / 51.32056°N 0.55694°W / 51.32056; -0.55694
	Hawker Hunter	Church Street East, outside the Big Apple leisure complex	1996, Removed July 2018		[91]	51°19′13″N0°33′23″W / 51.32028°N 0.55639°W / 51.32028; -0.55639
	William Robert Grove	Woking Park	2003	Ulli Knall	[92]	51°18′42″N0°33′24″W / 51.31167°N 0.55667°W / 51.31167; -0.55667
	Fuel Cell Mural	Woking Park	2003			51°18′42″N0°33′24″W / 51.31167°N 0.55667°W / 51.31167; -0.55667
	Pegasus	Brewery Road	2009	Tree Pirates	[93]	51°19′19″N0°33′38″W / 51.32194°N 0.56056°W / 51.32194; -0.56056
	Exchanging Luminance	Outside of The Lightbox	2010	Richard Jackson	[94]	51°19′17″N0°33′34″W / 51.32139°N 0.55944°W / 51.32139; -0.55944
	Winning Shot	Jubilee Square	2012	Christine Charlesworth	[95]	51°19′13″N0°33′32″W / 51.320183°N 0.55877119°W / 51.320183; -0.55877119
	The Space Between	Plaza, Orion Gate, Guildford Road	2012	Richard Heys	[96]	51°18′58″N0°33′38″W / 51.31611°N 0.56056°W / 51.31611; -0.56056
	Lakers Life	Outside of the Lightbox	2014 only?	Jono Retallick, George Otto, Rib Davis, Lakers Youth Centre	[97]	51°19′17″N0°33′34″W / 51.32139°N 0.55944°W / 51.32139; -0.55944
	Surrey Hills	Wolsey Place Shopping Centre	2014	Sara Holmes	[98]
	Sir Alec Bedser bowling	next to Bedser Bridge	2015	Allan Sly	[99]	51°19′17″N0°33′36″W / 51.32139°N 0.56000°W / 51.32139; -0.56000
	Eric Bedser batting	next to Bedser Bridge	2015	Allan Sly	[99]	51°19′17″N0°33′36″W / 51.32139°N 0.56000°W / 51.32139; -0.56000
	Seated Man	Woking station	2017	Sean Henry	[100]	51°19′09″N0°33′24″W / 51.319127°N 0.55655837°W / 51.319127; -0.55655837
	Standing Man	Mercia Walk	2017	Sean Henry	[100]
	Standing Woman	Peacock Centre	2017	Sean Henry	[100]	51°19′11″N0°33′34″W / 51.319817°N 0.55930763°W / 51.319817; -0.55930763
	Walking Woman	Commercial Road	2017	Sean Henry	[100]
	The Wanderer	Albion Square	2017	Sean Henry	[100]	51°19′08″N0°33′27″W / 51.318842°N 0.55738986°W / 51.318842; -0.55738986
	Catafalque	Victoria Square	2017	Sean Henry	[100]
	H G Wells	Victoria Gate	2017	Wesley Harland	[101]
	Ethel Smyth	Dukes Court Plaza	2022	Christine Charlesworth	[102]	51°19′14″N0°33′17″W / 51.32056°N 0.55472°W / 51.32056; -0.55472
	Standing Figure (Man)	Henry Plaza	2022	Sean Henry	[103]	51°19′07″N0°33′38″W / 51.318589°N 0.56055°W / 51.318589; -0.56055
	Standing Figure (Woman)	Henry Plaza	2022	Sean Henry	[103]	51°19′07″N0°33′38″W / 51.318675°N 0.560581°W / 51.318675; -0.560581
	?	Henry Plaza	2022			51°19′07.65″N0°33′40.66″W / 51.3187917°N 0.5612944°W / 51.3187917; -0.5612944
	Going Underground	Mercia Walk	c. 1995	Reece Ingram	[104]	51°19′14″N0°33′33″W / 51.320676°N 0.55920839°W / 51.320676; -0.55920839
	Fuel Cell mural	Woking Park	2003	Alan Potter	[105]	51°18′42″N0°33′24″W / 51.31167°N 0.55667°W / 51.31167; -0.55667

See also

• War memorials in Surrey

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