This document discusses several public sculptures located in London. It summarizes the key details about five sculptures: Antony Gormley's "Quantum Cloud", Maggi Hambling's "A Conversation with Oscar Wilde", Jacob Epstein's "55 Broadway", Eduardo Paolozzi's "Newton", and a statue of composer Handel in Westminster Abbey with another person's ear. It notes that the sculptures have different meanings and provoke thoughts on topics like appreciating historical figures, intimacy, rationalism vs. passion, and the definition of beauty. Public art in London conveys diverse emotions and messages that can resonate differently with each viewer.

2. Statues in London

3. https://www.timeout.com/london/art/top-20-public-sculptures-in-london
Antony Gormley ,‘Quantum Cloud’, 1999 Maggi Hambling,‘A Conversation with Oscar
Wilde’, 1998
Jacob Epstein, 55 Broadway, 1928 Eduardo Paolozzi, ‘Newton’, 1995
You can find this sculpture in Greenwich near the 02
arena I thought that this spiky steel sculpture is
interesting because if you look closely there is a
person in the sculpture this was very interesting
because something that looks so messy can mean
something to different people. It is 30 metres high.
This is surely going to get the interest of people near
by
The idea Maggi Hambling had for this piece was
for the public that pass by this to stop sit down and
imagine to have an conversation with Oscar Wilde
I thought this concept was interesting it is showing
people that we need to appreciate the people from
the past and Oscar Wilde is one of them in her
opinion. I like how he is depicted in this sculpture
it is very interesting and unique.
This is a sculpture that is at the side of a building ; 55
Broadway in London. People were not happy to see a
naked father and son at the side of the building but
people got used to it. This sculpture looks like ab
intimate one where the father and son are bonding
however some people like the scripture and some
people are outraged by it, makes you think about what
your opinion on it is
This is a sculpture that is a tribute to Isaac Newton
however Eduardo did not agree with Isaac Newton's
rationalists beliefs. The sculpture is meant to make you
think about intellect versus passion or head over heart it is
meant to make you think about which one is more
important to you in my opinion this is located in the
British libraries courtyard . This is a very fitting place for
it to be
http://www.newhamrecorder.co.uk/cmlink/london-24/entertainment/london_s_weirdest_statues_1_3936234
This is a statue of Elizabeth I it is located in
west minister school, Matthew Spenser is
the creator of this fantastically weird
sculpture. I love how he had shown
Elizabeth I it is weird and quirky and eye
catching. I love how different parts of the
scripture are made out of different materials
for example some of it is made out of
concrete and gold. I like how creative and
out there this sculpture is. I like how this is
not a stereotypical normal stature of
Elizabeth I
This is the statue of Messiah composer Handel and it is located
inside the Westminster Abbey the weird thing about this
sculpture is that the ear in this sculpture is someone's else's
which makes people think who's it is. This sculptor was made
by Louis Frabcios Roubillac he said that the ear in the sculpture
was that Baroque legends ear was to ugly to be sculptured so
they used miss Rich. I find it interesting that back in that time
beauty was thought about a lot as well as in this time as well.
The sculpture is very interesting and I like that it has a story
behind it.

4. http://www.secret-london.co.uk/STATUES.html
In my opinion these are very compassionate and intimate statues between living life
forms we can see that they ate either looking at each other or are sharing and intimate
hug. This makes me think about making a media product about how different art pieces
can make you feel different emotions and even if it is still life it can be very relatable to
you. Around London there are a lot of still life for example statues they can
communicate different things to different people and they can be weird and quirky.
What I have found out from researching statues is that the artist had a message that they
wanted to public to feel and know about how ever this could have be received in a
different way because of how a person has denoted it.