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A stone and granite chesterfield sofa and armchair, with footstool and a pile of books. Inlaid into the floor paving are names of famous authors and their works.
Title

Rugby Writers

Date

2009

Medium

Wattscliffe sandstone, red Shiraz granite & yellow granite

Accession number

CV21_RL_S028

Acquisition method

commissioned by Rugby City Council

Work type

Street furniture

Owner

Rugby City Council

Custodian

Rugby City Council

Work status

extant

Access

at all times

Inscription description

open book: 'Even Aliens come in 13 shades of grey'; books in stack: Philip Toynbee, Pantaloon, Forget-me-not; on the floor: 'But westward look the land is bright' - Arthur Hugh Clough; 'Oh I have slipped surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter - silvered wings'; Midnights Children - SALMAN RUSHDIE; 'Academics can guarantee themselves popularity by being opinionated rather than learned'; TWO BEACH BABIES / PERCY WILLIAM LEWIS 1933; 'o mouse do you know the way out of this pool'

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Located at

Regent Place, Rugby

CV21 2PN

Located in Jubilee Gardens.