Pan

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steel · galvanised and painted · 400 × 200 × 150 cm · more info

large metal sculpture of Pan, god of nature, with cornucopia spilling with produce in front of Eckington Manor Cookery School

A woman by a large metal sculpture of Pan, god of nature, with horn of produce, in front of Eckington Manor Cookery School

Detail of the head of Pan, in progress in Paul Richardson's workshop, a large metal sculpture of the Greek god, raw steel

large metal sculpture of Pan, god of nature, cornucopia spilling with produce in front of Eckington Manor Cookery School

Commissioned by Eckington Manor Cookery School
Eckington Manor, Worcestershire

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Pan

Large metal sculpture of Pan, the Greek god of nature, pastures and flocks, holding up a cornucopia spilling with produce

Commissioned by Eckington Manor Cookery School in 2012, this sculpture of the god Pan is located at Eckington Manor in Worcestershire. As a faun, Pan has horns but otherwise he has a human form and wears a loincloth of leaves. Pan is a greek god of nature and in particular of pastures, flocks, shepherds and here he is shown offering a cornucopia overflowing with the wealth of produce from the surrounding fields, orchards and gardens. He carries the produce towards the cookery school to illustrate their 'fresh and local' ethos, from field to plate.

Made by: Paul Richardson
Materials: steel
Finishes: galvanised and painted
Availability: sold

Sizes and prices

Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Price
400 cm	200 cm	150 cm	250 kg	on request

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