Mosaic at Bourne Grammar School, Lincolnshire
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Mosaic at Bourne Grammar School, Lincolnshire
Image: © Rex Needle Taken: 12 Oct 1999
A ceramic relief mosaic which can be seen on the front wall of Bourne Grammar School in South Road was installed in 1999 showing a female head with four strands of hair flowing backwards depicting aspects of the locality including the school, the town, the Bourne Eau and the nearby woods. Artist Jane Ashdown and 16 students spent nine months working on the panel which measures twelve feet long and is mounted on a brick panel consisting of more than 130 pieces of high fired and glazed ceramics.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.762305
Longitude
-0.373648