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Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards
Onwards and Upwards

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A tall carved and painted pillar in the manner of a totem pole, featuring at the top a woman with upstretched arms and on each side, between layers of vegetation, two further figures preparing to stretch upwards.
Title

Onwards and Upwards

Date

2010–2011

Medium

sweet chestnut wood

Measurements

H 800 x W (?) x D (?) cm

Accession number

MK9_JR_S005

Acquisition method

commissioned by the Parks Trust

Work type

Sculpture

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

August 2011

Listing date

18/08/20

Access

at all times

Inscription description

inscribed on a metal plaque inset into a stone surround on the ground: ONWARDS AND UPWARDS / By Robert Koenig / The Parks Trust / commissioned this sculpture / to celebrate the contribution of / John Duggan / Inspirational Chairman of The Trust / from its inception in 1991 to 2011

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Located at

Campbell Park, Milton Keynes

MK9 3FS

Set within the park at a junction of footpaths to the south-west of the cricket ground.