Statue of Thomas Attwood
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Statue of Thomas Attwood
Located in Chamberlain Square, the Statue of Thomas Attwood pays homage to the prominent 19th-century political reformer.
Unveiled in 1882, the statue was crafted by famous sculptor William Bloye. It symbolizes Attwood's unwavering dedication to advocating for electoral reform in the UK and holds essential sociopolitical value.
Noteworthy Features
- Life-size figure captures Attwood reclining, a unique pose for a public sculpture. 🗿
- Surrounded by significant political buildings, enhancing its historical context. 🏛️
- The statue is crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and artistic integrity. 🎨
Accessibility is straightforward, as the area is free to the public, making it ideal for tourists, families, and historians alike.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Statue of Thomas Attwood
Symbol of Reform
Thomas Attwood was a leading figure in the movement for parliamentary reform in the 19th century.
Chamberlain Square Location
The statue is strategically placed at the entrance to Chamberlain Square, a central public space in Birmingham.
Craftsmanship
William Bloye, the sculptor, is renowned for his detailed and lifelike portrayal in public monuments.
Location
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Address
View mapBirmingham Central Library Chamberlain Square
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Price
Free. No payments required for access.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons offer fewer crowds, enhancing the experience.