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Queen Elizabeth II Sculpture Unveiled in Romsey
4 Sep
Summary
- A new bronze sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II was unveiled at Romsey Abbey.
- Local artist Amy Goodman created the statue, drawing inspiration from community stories.
- The artwork celebrates the late Queen's significant connections to Romsey and its history.
A new bronze sculpture dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II has been revealed in Romsey Abbey's north churchyard.
Hampshire artist Amy Goodman is the creator of this significant artwork. The unveiling ceremony was led by Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, Nigel Atkinson, and Penelope Knatchbull, Countess Mountbatten of Burma.
The sculpture specifically commemorates Queen Elizabeth II's enduring connections to Romsey. These include her historical ties to Broadlands and the prominent Mountbatten family.
Goodman stated that her design was shaped by local residents' shared stories and memories, embedding a deep community connection. The sculpture depicts the Queen at a pivotal stage, commencing a lifetime of service, while also highlighting her special relationship with Romsey and the Abbey.
