to Father Mathew, campaigner for teetotalism (1864), Cork. Elsewhere: Statue in memory of George Howard, the 7th Earl of Carlisle. Brampton Cumbria 1869 (another version in Dublin was blown up by IRA 1956) Hermaphroditus or Youth at the stream (1844), cast in bronze by J. Hadfield for The Great Exhibition of 1851. Now at Bancroft Gardens in Stratford-upon-Avon. According to a plaque which accompanies it, the statue was donated to the gardens by Alfred Bullard in 1932. Lord Clyde (1868), Glasgow. Clive, Shrewsbury. Viscount Hardinge an equestrian statue, completed in 1857 for Calcutta. Removed from its original site in 1950 it was returned to England and set up on a Hardinge family property at Penshurst, Kent. It was later relocated to the garden of a house in Over, Cambridgeshire. Canning (1874) for Calcutta. A bronze equestrian statue, completed posthumously from Foley's small model by Thomas Brock and which was moved to Barrackpore in 1969. Sir James Outram (1864), for Calcutta. Originally at the Maidan, now in the garden of the Victoria Memorial. Memorial to the lawyer James Stuart (1854) for Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). Stonewall Jackson, Richmond, Virginia. John Fielden (1869), Centre Vale Park, Todmorden. Noteworthy The Hereford Times makes special mention of John Henry Foley on 24 May 1873 in the published memoriam of Victorian era artist, Charles Lucy: "Mr. Foley, the eminent sculptor, has taken a cast of the head and face of the deceased, whose fine expressive features are described as singularly beautiful in death." However, whether Mr. Foley made a sculpture from this cast remains to be seen. See also List of public art in the City of London List of public art in Dublin List of public art in Cork References External links Details of recent book and documentary film on Foley. 1818 births 1874 deaths 19th-century Irish sculptors Artists from Dublin (city) Burials at St Paul's Cathedral Royal Academicians Alumni of the Royal Academy Schools