Andy Edwards (sculptor)

Andrew Edwards, known as Andy Edwards (born 1964 in Blurton, Stoke-on-Trent)^[1] is a British sculptor.

His notable works include:

• The Fine Lady (2005) in Banbury, created working with Julian Jeffery and Carl Payne as ArtCycle and with equestrian sculptor Denise Dutton^[2]
• A statue of Brian Clough and Peter Taylor (2010) at Pride Park, the ground of Derby County F.C.^[3]
• All Together Now (2014) commemorating the 1914 Christmas truce of World War I; a resin cast was displayed in Liverpool in 2014 for the centenary of the truce^[4] and a quarter sized version cast in bronze for St George's Park National Football Centre, and there are plans^{[needs update]} to erect full sized bronzes in Mesen (the Belgian town nearest the site of the truce), Germany and Britain.^[5]
• Statue of Frederick Douglass (2014) at College Park, Maryland^[6]
• The Beatles Statue (2015) on the Pier Head, Liverpool^[7]
• Buzzard (2016),^[8] Honey Bee (2016)^[9] and Hare (2018)^[10] in Newcastle-under-Lyme
• Statue of the Bee Gees (2021) in Douglas, Isle of Man^[11]
• Statue of Bob Marley (2021) in Liverpool^[12]
• Statue of Sir Alex Ferguson at Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen (2022) ^[13]
• Statue of Lemmy (2025), on Market Place, Burslem, Staffordshire.^[14]

• Some of Edwards' statues
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  The Fine Lady, Banbury (2005)
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  Brian Clough and Peter Taylor (2010)
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  Beatles statue (2015)
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  Statue of Sir Alex Ferguson 2022

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Andy Edwards (sculptor).

• 7 artworks by or after Andy Edwards at the Art UK site
• Company website
• "[Blog]". Crownation. Archived from the original on 14 September 2021.

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