Items - Cast in Stone

Statue of Herbert Ingram

Statue of Horatio Kitchener, Westminster

Statue of Horatio Nelson, Gibraltar

Statue of Horatio Nelson, Norwich

Statue of Hubert Lyautey, Paris

Hubert Lyautey se tient debout, le regard fixé au loin. Il est tête nue, en uniforme et avec une longue cape militaire, arborant toutes ses décorations, il tient son épée de la main gauche la pointe vers le bas et son képi dans la main droite.

Statue of Hugh Mason

Statue of Hugh Percy, Tynemouth

Statue of Hugh Trenchard

Statue of Isabella Elder

Statue of James Cook, Westminster

Statue of James Cook, Whitby

Statue of James George Smith Neill

One of two statues dedicated to Neill. The other is currently located in the collections of the Madras Museum in India.

Statue of James II, National Gallery

Statue of James McGrigor, Sandhurst

Statue of James Oswald, Glasgow

Statue of James Outram

Statue of James Ramsden

Statue of James Stuart

Statue of James Watt

Statue of James Watt, Glasgow

Statue of James Wilson, Hawick

The statue of Wilson was originally installed in Kolkata, India. It was later repatriated to London in 1960 after Indian independence, and is now located outside the Heritage Hub in Hawick.

Statue of James Wolfe, Greenwich

Statue of James Wolfe, Westerham

Statue of Jan Smuts, Parliament Square

Statue of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Paris

Colbert est représenté assis, en vêtements et perruque de cour, en train de consulter le plan de l’hôtel des Invalides.

Statue of Jean-Baptiste Léon Olry, Nouméa

Olry is depicted standing in military garb, right arm raised and sword at side. The base features ornamental Greek Revival palms and a bas-relief depicting the surrender of the Kanaks after the 1878 uprising.

Statue of John Biggs

Statue of John Bright, Manchester

Statue of John Bright, Rochdale

Statue of John Cartwright

Statue of John Cass

Statue of John Dinham

The Dinham statue unveiling ceremony on March 26th 1866 was accompanied by a speech from Samuel Trehawke Kekewich MP (1796 - 1873), who had been awarded partial compensation as a trustee of the Hope Vale estate in Grenada in 1836.

Statue of John Elder

Statue of John Fox Burgoyne

Statue of John Franklin, Spilsby

Statue of John Franklin, Westminster

Statue of John Laird

Statue of John Lawrence, Derry-Londonderry

One of two statues of Lawrence by Joseph Edgar Boehm. The statue was donated to India for Queen Victoria's Jubilee in 1887 and was erected by Lahore High Court. The other statue of Lawrence in London served as a replacement for the one sent to India. After India and Pakistan achieved independence from Britain, the statue of Lawrence was removed from public view by the provincial government in 1950. The statue was then repatriated to Northern Ireland in 1962 and re-erected the following year at Foyle College in Derry-Londonderry, where it still stands in place today (although the site of the school has changed over time).

Statue of John Lawrence, Westminster

Statue of John Locke

Statue of John Millais, Tate Britain

Statue of John Mitchel

Statue of John Moore, Christ's Hospital

Statue of John Nicholson, Dungannon Royal School

The statue of Nicholson was originally installed in Delhi, India, but was repatriated to the UK in 1958 after Indian independence. The statue was later re-erected at the Royal School Dungannon in 1960, where it was unveiled by Louis Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India.

Statue of John Nicholson, Lisburn

Statue of John Platt

Statue of John Rolle, Bicton House

Statue of John Rolle, Lupton House

Statue of John Rylands

Statue of John Sinclair, Thurso