Kingfisher Statue, Hereford
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Kingfisher Statue, Hereford
Image: © Brian Deegan Taken: 13 Nov 2022
Unveiled 2019 In 1969, Walenty Pytel's sculpture the Woodpecker was unveiled after being commission by cidermaker Bulmers. It was his first major free-standing welded sculpture and Pytel went on to become a prolific artist, recognised as one of the world's leading metal sculptors of birds and animals. Exactly 50 years on, Mr Pytel's latest work Kingfisher with Minnow has been unveiled. Commissioned by the Cider Museum, it celebrates the contribution of Pytel's art to Herefordshire's cultural landscape and cider's role in kick-starting his career.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.05597
Longitude
-2.724944