Horse outside Botnar Research Centre, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre (2013)
This sculpture outside the Botnar Research Centre at the north end of the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre Hospital grounds was donated by the Camelia Botnar Foundation, which provides residential training and work experience for disadvantaged young people under the age of 21
It was designed and built by artists Tim Clement and Kat Hutchison, with help from their ten metalwork apprentice. (The sunflowers near the main entrance to the hospital were also made by apprentices from this Foundation.)
- Oxford Mail, 30 October 2013: “Steel horse finds new paddock on hospital site”
- Oxford Mail, 14 November 2015: “Hospital trust owns artworks worth £400,000” (with picture of Botnar horse sculpture)
