This document provides information on various public art sculptures created by Graeme Mitcheson between 2007 and 2014. It lists the names and locations of 14 sculptures, the materials used such as sandstone, limestone and granite, and the years they were created. The sculptures include figures, animals and memorials installed in locations across the UK such as castles, canals and towns.

1. Graeme Mitcheson A.R.B.S.
Public Art Sculpture

2. “Fortitude”. Peak Moor Sandstone. Caerphilly Castle. 2013.

3. “Mytilus Edilius”
Kilkenny Limestone.
Conwy Quayside
2007

5. The Naval Service Memorial. The National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire. Coloured
glass, white limestone and Kilkenny Limestone. Due for installation 2014.

6. Sculptural Mooring Posts. Coarsehill Sandstone. Loughborough Canal Basin. 2007.

7. “Sir Bobby
Robson
Memorial
Sculpture.”
Newcastle upon
Tyne.
Portland
Limestone. 2011

8. “Bullocks”. Peak Moor Sandstone. Bodenham, Herefordshire. 2007

9. “The White Horses of Lutterworth.” White Concrete. Lutterworth, Leicestershire. 2013.
(Waiting for the grass to grow!)

10. “At a crossroads”
Kilkenny Limestone
Fillongley, Warks.
2010

11. Leaping
Horse.
Sandstone.
2009
Nr Accrington,
Lancs.

12. “Albert”
Mountsorrel Granite
Mountsorrel, Leics.
Commissioned by Lafarge
Aggregates.
2012

13. “The Miners Grip”
Kilkenny Limestone.
Bedworth,
Warwickshire.
2012

14. “Torn”. Woodkirk Sandstone. Ansley, Warwickshire. 2010