Withiel Sculpture Garden
Joanna Wason, figure with walkman
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Tony Lattimer, Calyx
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Tony Lattimer, Windhover
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest (detail)
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Richard Holliday, Seed Form, 160 x 18cm (12288)
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest (detail)
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Azalea
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Richard Holliday, Seed Form, 160 x 18cm (12288)
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Jilly sutton, wistful wood
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Helen Sinclaire, Mother, Child and Teddy
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Woodland
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Richard Holliday, Seed Form, 160 x 45cm (12310)
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Ann Cristopher,Dark Line
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Pierre Diamontapoulo, Siren Song II
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Richard Jackson, Final Carrier Forgotten V, 2004
Glass 180 x 65 cm. Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Suzanne Redstone, Lightstream - Reflection
Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Fawkes Jackson, Singular Moment
2011, glass, 168cm
Jilly Sutton, The Fallen Deodar
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Andrea Geile, Level the Field 1
2015, corte steel, 150 x 52cm
Andrea Geile, Sweet Pea Stakes
2015, corte steel
Rosie Musgrace, Way Mark 1
Purbeck Pond Firestone on slate, 40 x 91cm
Suzanne Redstone, Dark Light
Stainless steel & slate, 48 x 41cm
Suzanne Redstone, Lightcatcher - Revolver
Stainless steel & Portland stone, 61 x 61cm
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest
galvanized wire, hares: 190 x 80cm, trees: 260 x 15cm
Suzanne Redstone, Lightstream - Reflection
Stainless steel & Carrera marble, 100 x 100cm
Helen Sinclair, Just Waiting
2004, cast 2014, stone resin, Artists cast, 156 x 49 x 43cm
Helen Sinclair, Wednesday's Child
2007, cast 2014, stone resin, ed 5/25, 147 x 31 x 33cm
Helen Sinclair, Mother, Child and Teddy
2011, cast 2014, stone resin, ed 9/18, 152 x 59 x 34cm
Ann Christopher, Dark Line
1985, bronze, ed. 3/3 216 x 43cm
Jilly Sutton, Wistful Wood II
olive-stone resin, ed. 2/9, 62 x 47.5cm
Nicola Hicks, Good Old Wiggy and Seal
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Woodland
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Peter Burke, From the Earth
Reclaimed copper and steel 179 x 108 cm. Photograph by Tim Bullen
Jilly Sutton, Poet's Tree
Bronze verdigris 36 x 39 cm. Photograph by Emily Whitfield-Wicks
Helen Sinclair, Mother, Child and Teddy
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest (detail)
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Jilly Sutton, Wistful Wood
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Woodland
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Helen Sinclair, Wednesday's Child
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Woodland
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Tony Lattimer, Calyx
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Jilly Sutton, The Falled Deodar
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Richard Holliday, Seed Form, 160 x 18cm
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Helen Sinclair, Just Waiting
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Sophie Ryder, Lady Hares in a Forest
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Stone Cross
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Rosie Musgrave, Way Mark I
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Tony Lattimer, Calyx
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Rosie Musgrave, Way Mark I
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Campion
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Bluebell
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Jilly Sutton, The Fallen Deodar
Photograph by Tim Bullen
Ivan Black, Eccentric Circles
Stainless steel, 250 x 100cm
Ivan Black, Eccentric Squares
Stainless steel, 250 x 100cm
Ivan Black, Orbit
Corlen steel, 125 x 125
Nicola Hicks
In collab. with Flowers gallery, London Seal 2006
Peter Burke, From the Earth
Reclaimed copper and steel 179 x 108 cm. Photograph by Tim Bullen
Pierre Diamantopoulo, Siren Song II
Stoneware, 89.5 x 110cm
Yasuo Terada, Village
Photograph by Tim Bullen
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Marrying contemporary art with landscape in a unique and spectacular way.
Nestled in an ancient Cornish village, a handful of miles from the Atlantic coast, the Withiel sculpture garden marries contemporary art with landscape in a unique and spectacular way.
Works large and small by a rich mix of respected artists currently occupy the gardens, orchard and woodland of this 17th century estate, where Lemon Street Gallery owner Louise Jones is fulfilling her dream to create a beautiful, organic outdoor exhibition space, open by appointment.
Developed over five years with the guidance of world-renowned landscape designer Anthony Paul, and the tireless labour of a team of supporters, it is a place that invites you to linger. A gentle stroll through the five-acre plot offers an eclectic journey of sculptural delight. There’s something special around every corner – in the bluebell wood, along the paths and borders, on the formal lawns, and even among the fruit, vegetables…
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View thumbnailsWithiel Sculpture Garden is open by appointment only, please contact the gallery to arrange a viewing.
