About Regency Shaun
Inspired by the eclectic style and opulence of Brighton’s Royal Pavilion, which was built during the Regency era as a seaside escape for King George IV. The architecture style of the Pavilion is a colourful blend of artistic influences from Indian, Mughal, European, and Chinese cultures.
Modern, elegant, and bursting with colour, Sarah Arnett’s artwork draws on her life experiences: growing up in Zimbabwe, travelling through India, and living in Brighton.
About this sculpture
Created by: Sarah Arnett
Sponsored by: Brighton & Hove Museums
Location: Inside Brighton Museum
Bus Routes: All Routes
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About Brighton & Hove Museums
We care for The Royal Pavilion & Garden, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Hove Museum of Creativity, Booth Museum of Natural History and Preston Manor & Garden. We are a world-renowned home for the curious, creative and progressive. Many influences meet here – royal and rebel, dandy and dreamer, artist and activist – to form a collection of dynamic destinations that are greater than the sum of their parts.
We are grateful to Michael Bedingfield DL, Chairman, for privately funding Regency Shaun.
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Shauns for Sale
Shaun by the Sea is raising money to Help Martlets Keep Caring for people facing the toughest of times.
At the end of the trail, our large Shauns will all be auctioned off to raise funds for Martlets Hospice. If you like this sculpture, click the button below to find out more about how you can take it home by bidding at our auction on Monday 27th November.
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