Equestrian statue of William III, Glasgow

has description | a une description: A bronze statue on granite plinth that depicts the king as Emperor Constantine. Presented by in 1735 by the Governor of Madras, James Macrae. The sculptor is unknown but a similar equestrian bronze of 1734 now in Hull was the work of Peter Scheemakers
was commissioned by | a été commandé par: Macrae, James
funded by | financé par: See all items with this value Macrae, James
managed by | dirigé par: Glasgow City Council
has current location | a pour localisation actuelle: Glasgow Cathedral precinct; Glasgow

is referred to by | est référencé par: Equestrian statues; Wikipedia; Historic Environment Scotland; Art UK; Stephen Mullen, 'Glasgow, Slavery and Atlantic Commerce: An Audit of Historic Connections and Modern Legacies', (Report for Glasgow City Council, 2022)

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Macrae, James

was brought into existence by | a commencé à exister du fait de: 1735, Statue of William III financed by James Macrae
was modified by | a été modifié par: 1951, Equestrian statue of William III in Glasgow is cleaned; 1960, Two men climb the equestrian statue of William III in Glasgow to see if its tail moves; 2020, Equestrian statue of William III in Glasgow graffitied; 2021, Tail of the horse of equestrian statue of William III in Glasgow broken

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