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Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes
Loaves and Fishes

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A large sculpture set into an open rectangle in the brick wall. The work depicts a hand holding a loaf of bread with intertwining fish above and below.
Title

Loaves and Fishes

Date

1987

Medium

stone

Measurements

H 110 x W 190 x D 40 cm

Accession number

BN1_LS_S029

Acquisition method

commissioned by Brighthelm Church & Community Centre

Work type

Sculpture

Work status

extant

Unveiling date

10th October 1987

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at all times

Signature/marks description

top left-hand corner of the side facing the road: John Skelton; there is a further line underneath the name but this is illegible, but it could be the name of his daughter, Helen Mary and a date.

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Located at

North Road, Brighton

BN1 1YB

Set into the wall of the Brighthelm Church and Community Centre.