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'''The Victorian era''' was a golden age for [[sculpture]]. Among the most important sculptors: John Gibson, Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, Richard C. Belt, Sir Francis Chantrey, George Frampton, Thomas Longmore and John Hénk, Hamo Thornycroft, Thomas Wilkinson Wallis, and Harry Bates. [http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/sculpture-victorious] Sculpture could be found everywhere in Victorian Britain: in galleries, museums, and great exhibitions; in homes, parks, gardens and city squares. [http://www.york.ac.uk/history-of-art/current/undergraduate/2013-14-third-year-modules/4790710/]
[[File:Landseer, Lion Nelson column Trafalgar London UK.jpg|thumb|270px|Sir Edwin Landseer, Lion, Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square, London, 1867.]]
[[File:Byron Statue, Hyde Park, London, 1881.jpg|thumb|center|Byron Statue, Hyde Park, London, by Richard C. Belt, 1881.]]
== See also ==
*[[Victorian paintings]]
*[[British Empire]]
[[Category: British History]]
[[File:Landseer, Lion Nelson column Trafalgar London UK.jpg|thumb|270px|Sir Edwin Landseer, Lion, Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square, London, 1867.]]
[[File:Byron Statue, Hyde Park, London, 1881.jpg|thumb|center|Byron Statue, Hyde Park, London, by Richard C. Belt, 1881.]]
== See also ==
*[[Victorian paintings]]
*[[British Empire]]
[[Category: British History]]