Guy of Warwick slaying the Dun Cow
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Guy of Warwick slaying the Dun Cow
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 13 Apr 2018
A sculpture of Guy of Warwick in chain mail and sheet armour with a sword raised above his head slaying the Dun Cow. In the background is a small figure of Phelice (looking more like a skittle), the daughter of the Earl of Warwick, who has been rescued from the cow by Guy. This sculpture appears above Shelton Square and was sculpted by Alma Ramsey.
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Image Location
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52.406027
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-1.513549