Chatsworth logoA detail of water pouring down the steps of the Cascade, photograph by Gary RogersA view looking down the twenty four steps of the Cascade showing visitors walking and sitting on the grass and the house and park in the distance, photograph by Bridget Flemming

Drummer

Since the early 1980s, Barry Flanagan (born in 1941) has devoted a large part of his work to a huge range of hare sculptures, and examples can be seen in important public and private collections all over the world.

A hare standing on its hind legs and drumming

The Drummer, a hare standing on its hind legs and drumming

The Drummer is a powerful and dramatic work, and will take its place in the context of the sculptures in the garden at Chatsworth collected over the last 300 years by successive Dukes of Devonshire.

A picture of Barry Flanagan taken by George Lewinski in 1983, part of the Lewinski Archive held by Chatsworth

A picture of Barry Flanagan taken by Jorge Lewinski in 1983, part of the Lewinski Archive held by Chatsworth