Sculpture Trail

The town center of Cambridge holds lots of interesting and bold sculptures. I went around Cambridge to gain more information and understand the complex shapes and materials used for these sculptures in person.
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The first sculpture that I went to was at the doors of the famous guildhall which was created in 1933. These were made by Lawrence Bradshaw. I really like these small tiles on the edge of the door because every tile is special and different which makes this sculpture so interesting and enjoyable to look at.

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At number two is the sculpture called Talos which was made in 1950 by Michael Aroyrton which was based on the legendary guardian of minoan crete. I love the abstract quality to this piece which is exciting because of the bronze material which is made to last and the sculpture looks basic however you can understand the shapes and what they are.  

3.

Above is a image of the third sculpture of this Cambridge trail. This sculpture is called Between the lines, which was made in 2007. This is a very detailed piece of the lines carved into a granite glacial boulder.

4.

The Corpus Clock

2008

Gold plated stainless steel 

5.

Above is a picture of another sculpture in Cambridge, which is The Cavendish Crocodile, which was carved in 1933, it is a engraving on brick. This is the first engraving on brick i had seen and i was very interested into the detail of which this has been created. I also enjoy the shadows made by this carving from the sun.

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Earthbound

2002

Cast Iron