Sculpture - Public Artwork, King George V Monument by Victor Greenhalgh, 1938

Historical information

This bronze sculpture of King George V was created to commemorate the King’s 25th year on the throne. It shows the King wearing the full robes of the Order of the Garter. Sculptor Victor Greenhalgh modelled the artwork in Ballarat and sent in to Italy for casting in bronze. The work is set on bluestone with a granite backdrop and features a drinking fountain and a seat.

Significance

This monument is of historical and aesthetic significance to the people of Ballarat

Physical description

Bronze sculpture of King George V set on bluestone with a granite backdrop and features a drinking fountain and a seat.

Inscriptions & markings

George V 1910-1936. Signed by the Artist.

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