Alan Grimwood – Satterthwaite Village – 1984
“Alan Grimwood’s “Rabbit” is so much a part of the forest now that a request from a local playground [to have it] was turned down because the forest workers liked it where it was.” – The Slasher 1984
Presumably after this request Grimwood made a second Rabbit as “Another Grimwood sculpture of a Rabbit is sited at the children’s playground in Satterthwaite.” – Early 1984 Map
I cannot find any photographs of thisRabbi though I assume it was similar to the first.
Material: Wood
Trail: None, In Satterthwaite Village Playground
Theme: Nature
Form: Figurative – Rabbit
Maps Featured on: 1984 – 1987
Status: Removed, no remains
Alan Grimwood returned to Grizedale in 1984 to make a second rabbit. It was sited just west of the Village, in a field on the track into the forest. I can’t find any photographs or further information on this sculpture. It must have gone prior to 1989.
Artist’s other work in Grizedale –
Marshland Figure – 1980
Sheep & Dry Stone Wall – 1980
Rabbit – 1980
Egyptian Figure – 1980
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