Belfast sculpture and sculptors

Page linking to the several statues in Belfast described on this website, and a few related sculptors, also Irish-born sculptors who have work in Belfast or who lived in England.

Sculpture

• Albert Clock and statue

• Botanic Garden and Kelvin

• Henry Cooke statue, College Square East

• 

  Crumlin Rd-Clifton St (Court House, Orange Hall)

• Queen's University War Memorial

• Queen Victoria statue, by City Hall

• Yorkshire House, Linenhall Street

Sculptors

• William Behnes (born and lived in London, trained in Dublin)

• Albert Bruce-Joy (born Dublin, lived in London and Surrey)

• John Edward Carew (born Waterford, lived in London)

• John Cassidy (born County Neath, lived in Manchester)

• John Henry Foley (born Dublin, lived in London)

• Gahagan family of sculptors (Ireland, London, Bath)

• Kirk family of sculptors (Dublin, England, America)

• John Lawlor (born Dublin, lived in London)

• Samuel Ferris Lynn (Belfast and London)

• Patrick Macdowell (born Belfast, lived in London)

• Manderson of Dublin (Dublin)

A fair statue representing the city of Belfast is on the Inland Revenue side of Somerset House, London, albeit holding a trident which mistakenly replaced the original staff she was holding. It is pictured on this page.