About Graham Jones
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Prince Rupert at Wollescote 17th century
Carved from 7 tons of Sweet Chestnut. Prince Rupert [...]
The work at Ward End Park
'The work at Ward End Park, Birmingham [...]
Prawn
The prawn is carved in beech from [...]
Memory-Memorial
I have been asked to create works [...]
Tree Carvings
Tree Carvings NEW LODGE WINDSOR A Giant Oak [...]
Royal Leamington Spa Centre Theatre
In June I was commissioned to make a sculpture to remember [...]
Sculpture at Bushbury New Cemetery
The Design: a pure abstract/natural shape with hollowed out centre [...]
Sweet Chillies Restaurant
When I first went to Sweet Chillies, Yardley Wood Road, [...]
Rhys’ Reading Garden
The garden is a celebration of Rhys who died [...]
Harp Sculpture
New Musical Instrument 'Harp' Sculpture in Highbury Park, Kings Heath, [...]
Sot’s Hole Sandwell Valley
New signposts and Sculptures for Sot's hole, Sandwell Valley, West [...]
Selly Oak Park Welcome Post
Selly Oak Park in Birmingham has had new work and [...]
Garden Bench inspired by Oak Leaf
A private commission for a garden. Made from one piece of [...]
Prince Rupert Sculpture, Wollescote Hall, Dudley
Prince Rupert was a cousin of Charles 1 and during [...]
Graham’s work at Moseley Violins, Tudor Road, Birmingham B13
Pictures of Graham's work from the summer exhibition at Moseley [...]
Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Bewdley
This work is part of the Sculpture Trail in Jubilee Park, Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Bewdley. Designed and made in conjuction with Woodland Ways to commemorate the old orchard that was on this site. There are now new fruit trees planted. The Apple Core is carved in Oak and is intented as a play sculpture with foot and hand holds carved in. It stands around 10ft tall. The Apple Core
Lord Mayors Grand Ball
Graham carved a Bear and Ragged Staff for Solihull Rotary [...]
New Dragon for Stourbridge
In march 2009 Graham made a giant dragon carving in [...]
Graham goes back to Ley Hill Park
I was Commissioned by Birmingham City Council to carve [...]