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This is the only statue of Feargus O'Connor in the UK. The stepped base-plinth and pedestal are surmounted by a life-sized statue representing Feargus O'Connor, depicted as a barrister in the act of delivering a speech. The Victorian gentleman stands with his right leg forward, and left hand on his breast/waistcoat. In his right hand he holds a scroll. The cost of the memorial was met by Chartist supporters nationally.
Date
1859
Medium
sandstone
Measurements
Plinth: H 170 x W 147 x D 71 cm (E)
Accession number
NG7_AK_S001
Acquisition method
commissioned by Nottingham Arboretum Committee
Work type
Statue
Owner
Nottingham City Council
Custodian
Nottingham City Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
August 1859
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
The Arboretum is open from 8am on weekdays, and 9am at weekends and bank holidays.
Inscription description
on front of pedestal: FEARGUS O'CONNOR. ESQ. M.P. / THIS STATUE WAS ERECTED / BY HIS ADMIRERS / 1859
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