The Sculptures
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We take great pride in displaying the sculpture works of Peter Robson. In some cases there is also a painting or giclee print that accompanies the sculpture.
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MEMORY GARDEN OFFICIAL OPENING - Pinafore Park, St. Thomas, Ont.
In June, 2014 the Memory Garden was at last ready be officially opened, and it was a lovely occasion. It is indeed a wonderful tribute to the hard work and dedication of so many people and completed the original vision for this section of the Park which commenced with the Circle of Life sculptures unveiled in 2005. Many people, alongside local officials, were present to witness the ceremonial opening of this area of the park, which encompasses beautiful flower gardens, winding walkways, and the magnificent waterfall which cascades under the glass enclosed bridge on its way to the pond.
Eleanor was honoured to deliver a speech on Peter's behalf which outlined the history of the creation of the Circle of Life sculptures and identify the various figures contained within it.
Eleanor was honoured to deliver a speech on Peter's behalf which outlined the history of the creation of the Circle of Life sculptures and identify the various figures contained within it.
JUMBO
In 2010, PETER ROBSON was commissioned to restore the exterior of the famous JUMBO statue in St. Thomas, Ont. Jumbo was a circus elephant killed in 1885 when he was struck by a locomotive in a St. Thomas railway yard.
Dave Warden said, "By preserving this statue, that looks out over our city, we are taking steps to restore the past and build towards a brighter future". The statue was unveiled on Sept. 15th, 2010, when the City celebrated the 125th anniversary of Jumbo's death. |
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Peter was commissioned to paint a retrospective of the life of Ernest Hemingway. As such, part of the work included his time in Africa and as a result, Peter also created a very unique sculpture to go with the original oil painting (44" x 32") The sculpture was created using winterstone, resin and bronze- 54" high x 18" wide |
THE SWORD IN THE STONE:
This sculpture resides in the private collection of one of Peter's large collectors. To the right is a view of the "total" piece which includes a customized table with a pair of bookends also carved by Peter. These bookends are sculptures of Lancelot and Guinevere. |