Restored Anne Boleyn sculpture to be exhibited at the historic St Nicholas Church in Sutton

*News* Something for the history and art fans! This new exhibition will celebrate the work of sculptor Dennis Huntley (1928 – 2021). It will be held in the vibrant heart of Sutton Town Centre at the charming St Nicholas Church, built 1862-64.

This will be a chance for local people to see the amazing artistry of the Anne Boleyn sculpture up close, before it’s re-instated by the ponds in Carshalton.


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Below is a photo of the sculptor Dennis Huntley at work carving “in situ” the statue of St Hubert at Guildford Cathedral.

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Dennis Huntley at work © Creative Commons

The event is organised by The Friends of St Nicholas Churchyard. The exhibition will be open for visitors daily from 11 – 20 June 2024, between noon and 2pm, and between 4pm and 6pm. It will also be an opportunity to see the impressive nave altar Huntley designed for St Nicholas Church and learn more about Dennis’ life.

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A view outside the church © Copyright Dr Neil Clifton/Creative Commons

The plinth in Carshalton has been empty for several years, and plans are afoot for her to return shortly.

Will you be going to see the Dennis Huntley exhibition? Let us know in the comments below.

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Where the Sculpture will eventually go © Secret Carshalton


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