E 12/09 Win Sculpture of your loved one (or you) worth £45,000

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From yesterday's, today's & this week's independent. identify the 25 statues from the pictures and win a bronze bust by Angela Conner worth £45,000 (eek! but a really lovely prize all the same) send your name, address, contact details, email address & answers to [EMAIL="comps@independent.co.uk"]comps@independent.co.uk[/EMAIL] by 12/09.

There's 20 pictures in Sat & Sun and one each day this week. I'll try and update as we go along.

http://arts.independent.co.uk/article2932355.ece

Answers

1. Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury (thanks Dusk is falling)
2. Sir Walter Scott, Edinburgh (thanks Randolf Cliff)
3. Alison Lapper
4. Sir Earnest Shackleton
5. Boadicea, Westminster
6. Peel (thanks nash & Lydias)
7. Edith Louisa Cavell,
8. Eros, Picadilly Circus
9. Bobby Moore, Wembley (thanks anniebanannie)
10. Angel of North, off A1
11. Winston Churchill, Whitehall
12. Lord Nelson, Trafalgar Square
13. Nelson Mandela, Parliament Square
14. Emily Pankhurst, Houses of Parliament
15. King Alfred the Great, Winchester (thanks Stargirl)
16. Oscar Wilde, Adelade Street (thanks Liz545)
17. Henry Irving, The Mall
18. Viscount Palmerston, Parliament Square
19. Peter Pan, Kensignton Gardens
20. Oliver Cromwell, Houses of Parliament
21. Richard the Lionheart, Houses of Paliament
22. Florence Nightingale, Waterloo Rd
23. Benjamin Disraili, Parliament Square (thanks Lydias)
24. Queen Anne, Ludgate Hill
25. Lord Napier

chickaroonee

what a bonkers prize!

skintandsad

can i just take the money? :rotfl:

anniebanannie

I think number 9 is Bobby Moore.

Have a look: http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,70131-1265168,00.html

Stargirl29

I think no. 15 is King Alfred the Great in Winchester.

Randolph_Cliff

No 2 is Sir Walter Scott, in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

TwistedPsycho

Could number one be Hippocrates?
http://www.plantext.bf.umich.edu/planner/sculpture/medical/Hippocrates-1.jpg

fraoch

Could No 16 be something to do with Medusa?

Dusk_is_Falling

Answer number 1 is definitely Charles Darwin, he sits outside Shrewsbury library, there is a picture of him here.

http://www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/gallery/shrewsbury/4s2_Pict0031

gakochan

Randolph_Cliff wrote: »

No 2 is Sir Walter Scott, in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

Thanks Randolph Cliff -- I think this pic confirms that

http://www.rampantscotland.com/colour/graphics/scott_walter_edinburgh7850s.jpg

liz545

I think 16 is the sculpture of Oscar Wilde by Maggi Hambling:
http://www.maggihambling.com/Works/A_Conversation_with_Oscar_Wilde.html