List of public art in Greater Manchester
This is a list of public art in Greater Manchester , England, split according to metropolitan district .
This list applies only to works of public art accessible in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artwork that is only visible inside a museum.
Manchester
Image
Title / individual commemorated
Location
Date
Sculptor / Designer
Coordinates
Source
Sir Robert Peel
Piccadilly Gardens , Manchester
1853
William Calder Marshall
53ยฐ28โฒ53โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ14.9โณW / 53.48139ยฐN 2.237472ยฐW / 53.48139; -2.237472
[ 12] [ 13]
John Dalton
Chester Street, Manchester
1855
William Theed
53ยฐ28โฒ19โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ26โณW / 53.471889ยฐN 2.240447ยฐW / 53.471889; -2.240447
[ 14] [ 15]
Duke of Wellington
Piccadilly Gardens , Manchester
1856
Matthew Noble
53ยฐ28โฒ51โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ08โณW / 53.480879ยฐN 2.235674ยฐW / 53.480879; -2.235674
[ 16] [ 17]
James Watt
Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester
1857
William Theed
53ยฐ28โฒ53โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ12โณW / 53.481261ยฐN 2.23664ยฐW / 53.481261; -2.23664
[ 18] [ 19]
Albert Memorial
Albert Square, Manchester
1867
Statue Matthew Noble / Canopy Thomas Worthington
53ยฐ28โฒ46โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ43โณW / 53.4795ยฐN 2.245209ยฐW / 53.4795; -2.245209
[ 20] [ 21] [ 15]
Richard Cobden
St Ann's Square, Manchester
1867
Marshall Wood
53ยฐ28โฒ55โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ45โณW / 53.481919ยฐN 2.245718ยฐW / 53.481919; -2.245718
[ 22] [ 23] [ 15]
Oliver Cromwell
Wythenshawe Hall , Manchester
1875
Matthew Noble
53ยฐ24โฒ17โณN 2ยฐ16โฒ37โณW / 53.404783ยฐN 2.276823ยฐW / 53.404783; -2.276823
[ 24]
James Fraser
Albert Square, Manchester
1888
Thomas Woolner
53ยฐ28โฒ48โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ42โณW / 53.4799ยฐN 2.244971ยฐW / 53.4799; -2.244971
[ 25] [ 26] [ 15]
John Bright
Albert Square, Manchester
1891
Albert Bruce-Joy
53ยฐ28โฒ47โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ42โณW / 53.479713ยฐN 2.245075ยฐW / 53.479713; -2.245075
[ 27] [ 28]
Oliver Heywood
Albert Square, Manchester
1894
Albert Bruce-Joy
53ยฐ28โฒ46โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ43โณW / 53.479306ยฐN 2.24537ยฐW / 53.479306; -2.24537
[ 29] [ 30]
Queen Victoria
Piccadilly Gardens , Manchester
1901
Edward Onslow Ford
53ยฐ28โฒ51.9โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ11.9โณW / 53.481083ยฐN 2.236639ยฐW / 53.481083; -2.236639
[ 31] [ 32]
William Gladstone
Albert Square, Manchester
1901
Mario Raggi
53ยฐ28โฒ45โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ44โณW / 53.479101ยฐN 2.245512ยฐW / 53.479101; -2.245512
[ 33] [ 34] [ 15]
Adrift
St Peter's Square, Manchester
1908
John Cassidy
53ยฐ28โฒ41โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ37โณW / 53.478116ยฐN 2.243706ยฐW / 53.478116; -2.243706
[ 35] [ 36]
The Last Shot / South African War Memorial
St Ann's Square, Manchester
1908
Hamo Thornycroft
53ยฐ28โฒ57โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ44โณW / 53.482523ยฐN 2.24548ยฐW / 53.482523; -2.24548
[ 37] [ 38] [ 15]
Edward VII
Whitworth Park , Manchester
1913
John Cassidy
53ยฐ27โฒ34โณN 2ยฐ13โฒ42โณW / 53.459522ยฐN 2.228308ยฐW / 53.459522; -2.228308
[ 39] [ 40]
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Square, Brazennose St, Manchester
1919
George Grey Barnard
53ยฐ28โฒ47โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ50โณW / 53.479669ยฐN 2.24716ยฐW / 53.479669; -2.24716
[ 41] [ 42] [ 15]
Manchester Cenotaph
Piccadilly Gardens , Manchester
1924
Edwin Lutyens
53ยฐ28โฒ39โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ38โณW / 53.4776ยฐN 2.2438ยฐW / 53.4776; -2.2438
[ 43]
Messenger Of Peace
Cooper Street, Manchester
1986
Barbara Pearson
53ยฐ28โฒ43โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ35โณW / 53.478705ยฐN 2.243047ยฐW / 53.478705; -2.243047
[ 44] [ 45]
Robert Owen
Balloon Street, Manchester
1994
Gilbert Bayes
53ยฐ29โฒ10โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ28โณW / 53.48613ยฐN 2.24108ยฐW / 53.48613; -2.24108
[ 46]
Life Cycle
Deansgate, Manchester
1995
George Wyllie
53ยฐ28โฒ28โณN 2ยฐ15โฒ06โณW / 53.474351ยฐN 2.251578ยฐW / 53.474351; -2.251578
[ 47] [ 48]
Ishinki Touchstone
Barbirolli Square, Manchester
1996
Kan Yasuda
53ยฐ28โฒ33โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ44โณW / 53.475875ยฐN 2.245557ยฐW / 53.475875; -2.245557
[ 49] [ 50]
The Big Horn /Tib Street Horn
Tib Street, Manchester
1999
David Kemp
53ยฐ28โฒ58โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ12โณW / 53.482732ยฐN 2.23663ยฐW / 53.482732; -2.23663
[ 51] [ 52]
John Barbirolli
Barbirolli Square, Manchester
2000
Byron Howard
53ยฐ28โฒ32โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ45โณW / 53.475599ยฐN 2.245858ยฐW / 53.475599; -2.245858
[ 53] [ 54]
Memorial to Alan Turing
Sackville Gardens , Manchester
2001
Glyn Hughes
53ยฐ28โฒ36.2โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ9.7โณW / 53.476722ยฐN 2.236028ยฐW / 53.476722; -2.236028
[ 55] [ 56]
Tree of Remembrance
Piccadilly Gardens , Manchester
2005
Wolfgang and Heron
53ยฐ28โฒ52โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ16โณW / 53.481108ยฐN 2.237803ยฐW / 53.481108; -2.237803
[ 57]
B of the Bang
Beswick, Greater Manchester
2005โ2009
Thomas Heatherwick
53ยฐ28โฒ55โณN 2ยฐ11โฒ46โณW / 53.48194ยฐN 2.19611ยฐW / 53.48194; -2.19611
Friedrich Engels
Tony Wilson Place, Manchester
c. 1970s, relocated 2017
Relocated from Ukraine in 2017 by the artist Phil Collins .[ 58]
Peterloo
People's History Museum , Manchester
2018
Axel Void
[ 59]
Rise up, Women , statue of Emmeline Pankhurst
St Peter's Square, Manchester
2018
Hazel Reeves
53ยฐ28โฒ40โณN 2ยฐ14โฒ35โณW / 53.47778ยฐN 2.24306ยฐW / 53.47778; -2.24306
[ 60]
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