List of public art in Cornwall

This is a list of public art in the county of Cornwall, England. UK. This list applies only to works of public art on permanent display in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artworks in museums.

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Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry memorial	Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Museum, Bodmin	Erected 1924	Leonard Stanford Merrifield	Statue on pedestal and steps	Bronze and granite		Grade II*		[1]
	Jubilee Rock (ornamented with coats of arms)	Blisland	1810	Lieut. John Rogers		Granite		Grade II		Pendrift Common, Bodmin Moor
	Humphry Davy	in front of the Market House, Penzance				Unpainted marble	lifesized
	Ann Glanville	Fore Street, Saltash				stone or lead	lifesized
	Mary (mother of Jesus) at The Bidwell	Botusfleming 50°25′48″N 4°14′46″W / 50.43°N 4.246°W / 50.43; -4.246	19th century in 14th century restored housing	unknown		stone or lead	below life-size			[2]
	A mother, father and small child gymnastically held aloft	Abbey Gardens (Tresco), The Isles of Scilly 49°33′36″N 6°11′46″W / 49.56°N 6.196°W / 49.56; -6.196	late 20th century	David Wynne		Bronze or lead	below life-size			[3]
	Sir James Tillie	5 metres west of Pentillie Castle, Pillaton 50°27′00″N 4°14′31″W / 50.45°N 4.242°W / 50.45; -4.242	late 17th century	unknown		Lead				[4]
	Mercury (god)	Mount Edgcumbe Country Park 50°21′00″N 4°10′34″W / 50.35°N 4.176°W / 50.35; -4.176		unknown		stone or lead	life-size for human			[5]
	Artemis/Diana (mythology)	Mount Edgcumbe Country Park 50°21′00″N 4°10′34″W / 50.35°N 4.176°W / 50.35; -4.176		unknown		stone or lead	life-size for human
	Alice Winand Van Wulfften Palthe	Stratton north of church 50°49′48″N 4°30′43″W / 50.83°N 4.512°W / 50.83; -4.512	1920s or 1930s	Toma Rosandić		Bronze and granite of youth playing harp	Lifesized			[6]
	Saint Michael	Trelissick Road, Hayle 50°10′48″N 5°25′23″W / 50.18°N 5.423°W / 50.18; -5.423	1934	Unknown		Freestone statue over a tall tapered dressed granite base	Lifesized			[7]
	Lander's Monument - Richard Lander (to both him and John Lander (explorer) both in West Africa)	Lemon Street/Falmouth Road, Truro 50°15′36″N 5°03′18″W / 50.26°N 5.055°W / 50.26; -5.055	1852	Neville Northey Burnard		Column surmounted by granite statue	Lifesized			[8]
More images	Richard Trevithick, engineer holding model of a steam locomotive and calipers	S. Terrace/Cross St./Trevenson St., Camborne 50°12′36″N 5°17′53″W / 50.21°N 5.298°W / 50.21; -5.298	1928	Leonard Stanford Merrifield		Block plinth with four plaques (depicting a sail ship, a Cornish boiler, a Merthyr Tydfil Locomotive and an iron steam and sail ship). Statue of gilded bronze.	Below lifesized			[9]
	Bronze blindfolded figure playing a large lyre	Madron 50°07′48″N 5°33′50″W / 50.13°N 5.564°W / 50.13; -5.564	1929			Plain granite chest with shaped lid surmounted by a large ball on pedestal and person atop.	Half life-sized			[10] Scoble Armstong vault
	Wayside cross	Madron	Ancient (at least early medieval)			Granite	Approximately 1 metre
	Symons Monument (Crown on column)	Victoria Gardens, Saltash	Ancient (at least early medieval)			Granite with small gilded stone/metal crown	Approximately 8 metres tall, 1 metre wide, tapering.
	Isambard Kingdom Brunel	below Royal Albert Bridge, Saltash	Early 20th century			Brass	Life sized
	Isambard Kingdom Brunel	below Royal Albert Bridge, Saltash	Early 20th century			Brass	Bust in cloak on mottled plain white plinth
More images	War memorial	The Strand, Newlyn	1920	Edward Prioleau Warren (architect) & Leonard Stanford Merrifield	Celtic cross with relief panel	Stone and bronze		Grade II		Monument designed by Warren with relief panel by Merrifield.[11][12]
	Fisherman using rope to fish	Harbour promenade, Newlyn 50°03′36″N 5°19′30″W / 50.06°N 5.325°W / 50.06; -5.325	Late 20th century			Brass/Copper	Life-sized
	Saint Winwaloe	Gunwalloe 50°01′12″N 5°09′40″W / 50.02°N 5.161°W / 50.02; -5.161	Early 20th century			White stone at foot of a rocky knoll	Lifesized
	A local grey seal (having lost one eye, named Nelson)	Pennyland Rocks, Harbour Entrance, Looe 50°12′36″N 4°16′16″W / 50.21°N 4.271°W / 50.21; -4.271	20th century			Bronze	Lifesized
	The Drummer	normally on Lemon Quay, Truro; currently situated at the Eden Project while works at the Hall for Cornwall are ongoing 50°15′36″N 5°03′04″W / 50.26°N 5.051°W / 50.26; -5.051	2011	Tim Shaw		tin and copper	15ft tall
	Epidauros II	The Malakoff, St Ives 50°12′36″N 5°28′37″W / 50.21°N 5.477°W / 50.21; -5.477	1961	Barbara Hepworth		bronze			the Hepworth Estate, on loan to	[13]
	Dual Form	The Guildhall, St Ives 50°12′36″N 5°28′48″W / 50.21°N 5.480°W / 50.21; -5.480	1965	Barbara Hepworth		bronze				[14]

See also[]

• Mount Edgcumbe Country Park — Over a dozen examples of what can be considered art rather than landscaping feature in the country park, including a triumphal arch and numerous decorative public garden ornaments.
• Stone crosses in Cornwall

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