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Statue of Diana at Wrest Park

Andrew Carpenterc.1720s

English Heritage

English Heritage
United Kingdom

This statue of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, and a greyhound is one of the few remaining lead statues bought for Wrest Park by Henry Grey, Duke of Kent, in the late 1720s. It is thought to have been purchased from the leading London statuary maker Andrew Carpenter. Many of the lead statues were melted down in 1809 by the then owner of Wrest, Amabel, Countess de Grey.

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  • Title: Statue of Diana at Wrest Park
  • Creator: Andrew Carpenter
  • Date Created: c.1720s
  • Location: Wrest Park
  • Location Created: London
  • Type: Statue
  • Original Source: WREST PARK
  • Rights: English Heritage
  • Medium: Lead
  • Credit line: Purchased with the assistance of the Art Fund
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