Ian Hamilton Finlay - Sculptures and Gardens

Sculptures and Gardens

A partial list of Finlay sculptures and gardens. A few photographs are reachable through the external links.

  • Little Sparta, (with Sue FInlay), Dunsyre, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1966
  • Canterbury sundial, Canterbury, England, University of Kent, near Rutherford College, 1972
  • UNDA wall, Schiff, Windflower, Stuttgart, Germany, Max Planck Institute, 1975
  • anteboreum, Yorkshire, England, private garden
  • sundial, Liège, Belgium, University of Liège, 1976
  • sundial, Bonn, Germany, British Embassy, 1979
  • Five Columns for the Kröller-Müller, second title: A Fifth Column for the Kröller-Müller, third title: Corot – Saint-Just, tree-column bases named LYCURGUS, ROUSSEAU, ROBESPIERRE, MICHELET, COROT, Otterlo, Holland, Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, 1982
  • a basket of lemons, a plough of the Roman sort, two oval plaques, Pistoia, Italy, Villa Celle, 1984
  • Vienna, Austria, Schweizergarten, 1985
  • Brittany, France, Domain de Kerguehennec, 1986
  • Eindhoven, Holland, Van Abbemuseum, 1986
  • A Remembrance of Annette, with Nicholas Sloan, Münster, Germany, Uberwasser Cemetery, 1987
  • UNDA, with Sue Finlay and Nicholas Sloan, San Diego, California, USA, Stuart Collection, 1987
  • Furka Pass, Switzerland, 1987
  • Strasbourg, France, Musée d'Art Moderne or Musée des Beaux-Arts, 1988
  • Grove of Silence, Vincennes, with Sue Finlay and Nicholas Sloan, Forest of Dean, England, 1988
  • Frechen-Bahem, Germany, Haus Bitz, 1988
  • Preston, England, Harris Museum and Art Gallery, 1989
  • Cologne, Germany, Ungers Private Library, 1990
  • bridge columns, Broomielaw, Glasgow, Scotland, 1990
  • Ovid wall, Aphrodite herm, tree-plaque, capital, with Nicholas Sloan, Luton, England, Stockwood Park, 1991
  • tree-plaque, Hennef, Germany, private garden, 1991
  • Lübeck, Germany, Overbeck-Gesellschaft, 1991
  • Karlsruhe, Germany, Baden State Library, 1991
  • Dudley, England, The Leasowes, 1992
  • Six Milestones, The Hague-Zoetermeer, Holland, 1992
  • Paris, France, private garden, 1993
  • Frankfurt/Main, Germany, Schröder Münchmeyer Hengst & Co, 1994
  • stone bench, stone plinth, three plaques. pergola, tree-plaque, others, Grevenbroich, Germany, Schlosspark, 1995
  • Foxgloves, with Peter Coates, Durham, UK, Botanical Gardens, 1996
  • Shell Research Centre Thornton grounds, Finlay and Pia Simig with or for Latz+Partner, Chester, UK, 1997-
  • paving, eight benches, tree plaque, with Peter Coates, Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, London, UK, 1997
  • Fleur de l'Air, with Pia Simig, Peter Coates, Volkmar Herre, Harry Gilonis, John Dixon Hunt, Wild Hawthorn Press, Provence, France, 1997–2003
  • Et In Arcadia Ego, with Peter Coates for Stroom, The Hague, Netherlands, 1998 (see Fashion, art, society in Camouflage)
  • The Present Order, with Peter Coates, for Barcelona City Council, supported by The British Council, Barcelona, Spain, Park Güell, 1999
  • with Peter Coates, Hamburg, Germany, 1999
  • benches, with Peter Coates, Erfurt, Germany, Erfurt Federal Labour Court, 1999
  • Cythera, with Peter Coates, Lanarkshire, Scotland, Hamilton Palace grounds, 2000
  • Six Definitions, Dean Gallery grounds, Edinburgh, Scotland, National Galleries of Scotland, 2001
  • Ripple with Peter Coates, Luxembourg, Casino Luxembourg, 2001 or 2002
  • with Peter Coates, Neanderthal, Germany, 2002
  • with Peter Coates, Carrara, Italy, Carrara International Biennale, 2002
  • Basel, Switzerland, with Peter Coates, 2003
  • with Peter Coates, St. Gallan, Switzerland, private residence, 2004
  • seven Idylls, Dean Gallery allotments, Edinburgh, Scotland, Dean Gallery Allotments Association, 2005
  • L'Idylle des Cerises with Pia Maria Simig (with Peter Coates), Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, preparatory drawings and sculpture, 2005

Read more about this topic:  Ian Hamilton Finlay

Famous quotes containing the word gardens:

    Our fathers wrung their bread from stocks and stones
    And fenced their gardens with the Redman’s bones;
    Robert Lowell (1917–1977)