Barons' Charter 2015 Auction Catalogue & Souvenir Guide

The Barons’ Charter 2015

Auction Catalogue & Souvenir Guide

2015

2 Contents

Contents

The Barons’ Charter 2015

8. Quintessentially British

34. MC 800 Baron

9. Wild Flower Statue Baron

35. Baron Mayor of Lincoln

10. The Magna Carta Baron

36. Astro Baron

3. Auction Night Information

11. Sir Walter Style

37. Lindum Soldier

4. Introduction

12. Baron Love Heart

38. Traditional Tribal Baron

5. About Our Charity

13. Mmm… Lincolnshire Baron

39. Anything Goes Baron

6. Lincoln BIG and Visit Lincoln

14. The Tree from the Garden of Life

40. Salisbury Market Baron

7. Magna Carta Cities and Wild in Art

15. The Graduate Baron

41. The 1960s Baron

16. Conceptual Baron

42. Oh Deer!

17. The Baron of Riches

43. Proud to be a Yellow Belly

18. Hello Kitty Baron

44. Discworld Knight

19. Station Master Baron

45. The Beekeeper Baron

20. The Green Man Baron

46. Looking Forward Looking Back

21. Steampunk Baron

47. Red Arrows Baron

22. Conrandin

48. Aspiring Peregrines

23. Bomber Baron

49. Young Baron

24. King of Hearts

50. Baron Button

25. An Expansive Place Baron

51. Truck Driver Baron

26. The Stained Glass Flower Baron

52. East Meets West

27. The People’s Baron

53. Construction Baron

28. The Runnymede Baron

54. The Trussell Trust Baron

29. Teacher Baron

55. Freeman Baron

30. Busy Bee

56. The Salisbury Baron

31. Lincolnshire Waterways Baron

57. Wings of an Angel

32. Stonehenge Winter Solstice Druid

58. Thank You

33. Baron of The Crystal Hues

59. Our Sponsors and Supporters

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Auction Night Information 3

Auction Night Information Thank you for following The Barons’ Charter Trails in Salisbury and Lincoln this summer.

Now it is your chance to own one of these unique, one-off decorated Barons on Thursday 1st October 2015.

Two auctions will take place simultaneously, one in Salisbury and one in Lincoln, and both will commence with a drinks and canapés reception at 6.30pm. They are both ticketed events and will be held at:

The Salisbury Auction

The Lincoln Auction

inside Salisbury Cathedral

The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel on the Brayford Waterfront

Bidding for Barons!

On the night you will be able to bid for a Baron at either location and this catalogue sets out the lots in the order they are due to go under the hammer. We will endeavour to keep the two auctions running simultaneously so that Lot S1 in Salisbury will be auctioned at approximately the same time as Lot L1 in Lincoln.

If you’d like to bid for a Baron in ‘the other city’, it will be explained on the night how to do a telephone bid.

Pre-bid forms – you can place a bid on any of the barons before the auctions by visiting www.thebaronscharter.org.uk.

You will be required to fill in a pre-bid form stating the amount you wish to bid.

Buying a plinth – if you become the proud owner of one of the Barons and plan on siting it outside, you may wish to buy the concrete plinth to accompany it. Please enquire about this on the night.

Collection and delivery of barons and plinths are the buyers responsibility and cost.

Good luck and please dig deep – these one-off pieces of art have been crafted with love and will raise funds for a very good cause.

4 Introduction

Introduction to The Barons’ Charter This summer, The Trussell Trust launched The Barons’ Charter 2015 to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta and to help raise funds for the charity. Working together with Wild in Art and Lincoln BIG, unique art trails were created in Salisbury and Lincoln, each displaying 25 life-sized individually decorated, medieval Baron Sculptures for all to enjoy.

A vivid and vibrant parade of superb creative talent was displayed in each city. The Barons were expertly decorated by local and regional artists and community groups, and kindly sponsored by a variety of businesses, organisations and individuals. You will have seen the Barons on the streets of Salisbury and Lincoln for over 12 weeks, bringing colour and happiness to thousands and increasing footfall and tourism to both cities.

This is the biggest project The Trussell Trust has ever undertaken and we are delighted at how successful it has been. However none of this would have been possible without the support of so many people - logistics, design work, photography, media and venues facilitating the auctions. The list is endless.

Thank you all!

The auction night is when all the hard work is realised and I hope you will dig deep to raise a significant amount of money to help The Trussell Trust continue its valuable work.

Jenny Marshall The Barons’ Charter Project Manager

About Our Charity 5

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About Our Charity The Trussell Trust The Trussell Trust runs the largest network of foodbanks in the UK, helping communities work together to stop UK hunger.

“...it’s been a rocky ride, but the foodbank has helped me through it.”

Thirteen million people in the UK live below the poverty line, with people going hungry every day for a range of reasons, from benefit delays to receiving an unexpected bill on a low income.

In 2014/15, the Trussell Trust’s 400-strong network of foodbanks made 1,084,604 emergency food interventions, providing a minimum of three days’ emergency food and other support to people in crisis.

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The Trussell Trust’s More Than Food programme is encouraging foodbanks to extend the help offered to clients, in order to address the underlying cause of their crisis and help them break the cycle of poverty.

Working in partnership with existing advisory agencies, foodbanks will act as community hubs, providing people with emergency food and support, all in one location.

Money raised from the Barons’ auctions in Salisbury and Lincoln will go to The Trussell Trust supporting their work to stop UK hunger. Like Magna Carta, The Trussell Trust aims to promote social justice for all whilst combating poverty and exclusion.

Find out more at www.trusselltrust.org

“The foodbank gave me faith that there are people who understand and who you can trust.”

Marcella

6 Lincoln BIG and Visit Lincoln

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Lincoln BIG and Visit Lincoln The Lincoln Barons’ Charter Trail is a Wild in Art event brought to Lincoln by The Trussell Trust and Lincoln BIG, and has been part of our contribution to the celebration of Magna Carta 800 in Lincoln.

We’re delighted the Trail has been such a success, and has been enjoyed by thousands of locals and visitors to the city.

Lincoln BIG is delighted to support The Trussell Trust in this project and we hope significant funds are raised at the auction to help the vital work of this national charity, a proportion of which will support Trussell Trust foodbanks in Lincolnshire.

The Lincoln Business Improvement Group (Lincoln BIG) and its sister organisation Visit Lincoln aim to put Lincoln on the map as a retail and tourist destination, and improve the experience of the city centre in Lincoln for those who visit, live and work there.

During the last five years Lincoln BIG’s total investment in Lincoln City Centre has amounted to £7 million, underwritten though a levy on commercial property rates agreed by city centre businesses.

Our philosophy is simple, if the city centre is clean, bright and welcoming with lots of activity and events taking place, then more people will visit, and when they do visit they will stay longer! Our work also ensures that that the City Centre is a great place in which to operate a business and a better environment for staff to work in.

www.lincolnbig.co.uk

www.visitlincoln.com

We’d like to thank Lincs FM who has kindly sponsored the auction in Lincoln.

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Magna Carta Cities and Wild in Art 7

Magna Carta Cities Magna Carta is one of the world’s most influential documents – an agreement in 1215 between King John and 25 Barons as a practical solution to a political crisis, which in the centuries since has become a potent symbol of liberty and the rule of law.

The cathedral cities of Salisbury and Lincoln are proud to house original copies of the 1215 Magna Carta. Only four surviving copies exist, the other two are in the national collection at the British Library.

This summer, The Trussell Trust together with Lincoln BIG celebrated the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta through unique art trails in Salisbury and Lincoln, each displaying 25 individually decorated medieval Barons for all to enjoy.

Wild in Art Congratulations to The Trussell Trust, Lincoln BIG, and all the sponsors and artists who have worked together to bring history to life in Salisbury and Lincoln through two unique art trails. Designed and created by Wild in Art’s Creative Director Chris Wilkinson, the Barons have proved to be the perfect canvas through which to unite visual art and the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta.

Wild in Art is the leading creative producer of mass-appeal public art events and since 2007, our events have been enjoyed by millions of people worldwide. We are delighted that the Barons have captured the imagination of both cities and we hope they will raise significant funds at auction for The Trussell Trust.

Find out more at www.wildinart.co.uk

Some of the amazing 90cm high barons created by schools as part of The Barons’ Charter Salisbury 2015 Education Project.

8 Quintessentially British

Salisbury - LOT S1

Quintessentially British Artist David Graham Design The red, white and blue design embodies everything that is truly British through the use of iconic imagery from leisure and tourism, heritage and transport, sport and recreation, food and the great British weather.

Sponsor Investec Asset Management

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Wild Flower Statue Baron 9

LOT L1 - Lincoln

Wild Flower Statue Baron Artist Fern Lough Design The baron was designed to look as though he had been standing in natural surroundings for years, showing the effect of how the plants would have adapted around him. All the flowers featured have been found growing in the wild around Lincolnshire.

Sponsor Pennells Garden Centres

10 The Magna Carta Baron

Salisbury - LOT S2

The Magna Carta Baron Artist Donald Brown Design This unique baron was created especially to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta. The artwork is by the celebrated British sculptor Donald Brown, who has incorporated thought provoking images, words and symbols, designed to engage the viewer to interact both visually and intellectually.

Sponsor Anonymous Sponsor

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Sir Walter Style 11

LOT L2 - Lincoln

Sir Walter Style Artist Mel Langton Design Baron Walter Style is the vision of local artist Mel Langton, whose design incorporates bright colours and a theme of ‘fashion through the ages’. Walter was named by a Waterside shopper and boasts an array of eye-catching clothes and accessories!

Sponsor Waterside Shopping Centre

12 Baron Love Heart

Salisbury - LOT S3

Baron Love Heart Artist Sue Webber Design Sue Webber loves sweets – especially Love Heart sweets! Sue thought that the Baron should be decorated with loving messages.

It would be great if a romantic couple proposed next to him – this Baron is a romantic at heart!

Sponsor The Trussell Trust

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Mmm... Lincolnshire Baron 13

LOT L3 - Lincoln

Mmm… Lincolnshire Baron Artist Carolyn Short Design The Mmm... Lincolnshire Baron is dedicated to the excellence that is the world of Lincolnshire produce. Having enjoyed award-winning fish and chips for lunch, he’s anticipating Lincolnshire sausage, mash and fresh local veg, followed by plum bread for supper.

Sponsor Burton Road Chippy

14 The Tree from the Garden of Life

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Salisbury - LOT S4

The Tree from the Garden of Life Artist Susan Francis & Morning Star clients Design Morning Star is a Salisbury charity offering support and rehabilitation to the homeless and those recovering from addictions. The Tree from the Garden of Life is a symbol of hope and renewal, which Susan has painted with the help of Morning Star clients.

Sponsor The Trussell Trust

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The Graduate Baron 15

LOT L4 - Lincoln

The Graduate Baron Artist Rosie Ablewhite Design Having studied both at college and university in Lincoln, Rosie drew upon her personal experiences of studying and graduating in the city in 2010.

Sponsor University of Lincoln

16 Conceptual Baron

Salisbury - LOT S5

Conceptual Baron Artist Ann Hopkins Design This Baron holds a shield depicting a pen indicating that the written agreement is a defence against violence. His surcoat is eternity inhabited by bright stars representing the universal benefits of making laws to enforce justice, rights and responsibilities.

Sponsor Magna Carta 800 Trust

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The Baron of Riches 17

LOT L5 - Lincoln

The Baron of Riches Artist Vanessa Glockling Design Vanessa’s baron depicts the richness and riches of the fens. The marshes of the Wash provide a habitat for birds, flora and fauna, whilst possibly hiding the valuable treasure of King John. The land also offers up its deep rich soil to allow us to grow bountiful vegetables. Vanessa likens digging up potatoes to unearthing buried treasure.

Sponsor Lincolnshire County Council

18 Hello Kitty Baron

Salisbury - LOT S6

Hello Kitty Baron Artist Patricia & Maria Shrigley Design This Baron has been designed with the guidance of Sanrio, who own Hello Kitty.

So many people know and love Hello Kitty.

The Baron is embracing the inner Hello Kitty with a strong social message that promotes small acts of kindness, which is a message that fits with The Trussell Trust.

Sponsor The Trussell Trust

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Station Master Baron 19

LOT L6 - Lincoln

Station Master Baron Artist Peter Annable Design The Baron is wearing a stylised station master’s uniform with various railway memorabilia around the base, including signals, timetables and various images from the past. On the Baron’s back is an impressionistic image of a steam locomotive crossing the bridge at Brayford Pool in the 1960s, with the Cathedral standing proudly on the skyline.

Sponsor St. Marks Shopping Centre

20 The Green Man Baron

Salisbury - LOT S7

The Green Man Baron Artist Sue Webber Design This Baron is cloaked in the foliage of the seasons. Draping his shoulders is Hawthorn and May blossom, representing spring. Summertime has oak leaves and acorns. The autumn has rich orange leaves and winter has icy blues encasing the holly and berries. The sword is decorated with Yew berries and blossom.

This Baron celebrates the countryside foliage and folklore.

Sponsor Waitrose

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Steampunk Baron 21

LOT L7 - Lincoln

Steampunk Baron Artist Lincoln Steampunks Design Steampunk is fundamentally about democratisation of creativity. A Baron fighting for democracy is the perfect symbol then and now. Inspired by the past but very much a contemporary value.

Sponsor Human Alchemy & Victorian Steampunk Society

22 Conrandin

Salisbury - LOT S8

Conrandin Artist Patricia Shrigley Design Conrandin is a medieval name meaning bold counsel, which is fitting for a Magna Carta project. The design is influenced by medieval illustration of the guilds and craft workers who helped create Britain.

Sponsor Salisbury Cathedral

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Bomber Baron 23

LOT L8 - Lincoln

Bomber Baron Artist Jemima Cholmondeley-Smith Design Bomber Baron is a Second World War Lancaster Bomber pilot of Squadron Leader rank. Holding symbols of his aircraft he characterises the significance of Lincolnshire’s military aviation history.

Sponsor Pipers Crisps

24 King of Hearts

Salisbury - LOT S9

King of Hearts Artist Laura Fearn Design The design portrays the Baron as the King of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland.

Decorated in the graphic style of a playing card with Alice chasing the White Rabbit.

Sponsor The Radnor Charitable Foundation

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An Expansive Place Baron 25

LOT L9 - Lincoln

An Expansive Place Baron Artist Lizzy Mason Design Lizzy’s design is based on the expansive nature of Lincolnshire’s diverse countryside and unique beauty. Reflecting its abundant elements that provide us with an inherent bounty of vast fertile soils, tourism, coastline, nature, places of beauty and rich heritage, that create a lush tapestry of life and art.

Sponsor BBC Radio Lincolnshire

26 The Stained Glass Flower Baron

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Salisbury - LOT S10

The Stained Glass Flower Baron Artist Louise Luton Design This design combines something modern and medieval. Inspired by Gabriel Loire’s ‘Prisoners of Conscience’ window in Salisbury Cathedral, Louise created her design in the style of a stained glass window. All the flowers featured have traditional symbolic significance – Magnolia: dignity and love, Iris: hope and faith, Amaryllis: building harmony with others and Altroemonia: friendship.

Sponsor I. N. Newman Ltd

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The People’s Baron 27

LOT L10 - Lincoln

The People’s Baron Artist Cynthia Harrison Design The People’s Baron really is all about people.

Embellished with 350 miniature portraits on bottle top jewels with paper chain clothes signifies chain mail, the strength of people standing together and the single long unbroken text of Magna Carta.

Sponsor Waitrose

28 The Runnymede Baron

Salisbury - LOT S11

The Runnymede Baron Artist Tom Ridout Design Tom has linked the Magna Carta scene at Runnymede with Salisbury’s five rivers and its Cathedral. The Baron is ‘crowned’ with a seedling that represents growth and new beginnings within society.

Sponsor Magna Carta 800 Trust

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Teacher Baron 29

LOT L11 - Lincoln

Teacher Baron Artist Rebekah Lockely Design A child starts the path of discovery and understanding. Every person has potential, but it is the teacher who opens the child’s eyes, to realise their potential is limitless.

Our future is built on the education of a child, the role of a teacher is magnificent.

Sponsor Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance

30 Busy Bee

Salisbury - LOT S12

Busy Bee Artist James Kent Design Sometimes we can be as busy as a bee and don’t take the time to enjoy what is around us. This monk however, has earned himself a nice rest underneath the Cherry Blossom Tree.

Sponsor The J P Marland Charitable Trust

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The Barons’ Charter 2015

Lincolnshire Waterways Baron 31

LOT L12 - Lincoln

Lincolnshire Waterways Baron Artist Melanie Clare Canal Artist Design As a waterways artist Melanie felt that a ‘Waterways Baron’ would be a good way to remind people of the county’s waterways heritage, and the potential importance that our canal and river routes offer to the future of Lincolnshire tourism.

Sponsor The BITC Healthy High Streets Campaign: including Marks & Spencer, Boots, Lincolnshire Cooperative, and Santander

32 Stonehenge Winter Solstice Druid

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Salisbury - LOT S13

Stonehenge Winter Solstice Druid Artist Mandii Pope Design This design depicts a traditional Druid Priest. Stonehenge is a site of Druid worship during Summer and Winter Solstice, and has been for longer than man can remember.

Sponsor Old George Mall

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Baron of The Crystal Hues 33

LOT L13 - Lincoln

Baron of The Crystal Hues Artist Lesley Ann Withers Design Lesley’s design was inspired by the stained glass windows in Lincoln Cathedral, the intense colours of glass contrasting with the dark tracery. Sponsored by Humberside Airport, Lesley’s design pays tribute to 166 Squadron based at RAF Kirmington in WW2.

Sponsor Humberside International Airport

34 MC 800 Baron

Salisbury - LOT S14

MC 800 Baron Artist Mark Elling Design The inspiration is drawn from the hand rendered beauty of the original calligraphy, intricate heraldic detail from the period, boldness of the seal itself and then merging with contemporary graphics. This design merges two design aesthetics that span the 800 years between them.

Sponsor Magna Carta 800 Trust

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Baron Mayor of Lincoln 35

LOT L14 - Lincoln

Baron Mayor of Lincoln Artist Leah Goldberg Design Leah said: “Firstly the historical importance of such an ancient office representing our lovely city is inspiring but mostly, for an artist/illustrator, the bold contrasting colours of the Mayors robes proved irresistible.”

Sponsor City of Lincoln Council

36 Astro Baron

Salisbury - LOT S15

Astro Baron Artist Jenny Leonard Design This was inspired by what variety of crazy job uniforms we could put the Baron in.

It involves lots of dials and information about space, for children to explore and have their pictures taken with.

Sponsor Leo, Elliot and Reuben

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Lindum Soldier 37

LOT L15 - Lincoln

Lindum Soldier Artist Deven Bhurke Design The Lindum Soldier is inspired by the history of the Romans, and Lincoln’s heritage as a Roman town known as ‘Lindum Colonia’. The design portrays the Roman Lincoln, which grew into a large and prosperous town.

Sponsor Lincoln BIG and Visit Lincoln

38 Traditional Tribal Baron

Salisbury - LOT S16

Traditional Tribal Baron Artist Jake Cook Design The inspiration behind the design is the artist’s passion for how Polynesian history is depicted through tribal art.

Sponsor The Trussell Trust

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Anything Goes Baron 39

LOT L16 - Lincoln

Anything Goes Baron Artist Anna Carter Design Anna believes the Anything Goes Baron is a wild card. He’s quirky and full of character!

Anna was inspired to do a funky design by today’s trends: bright, bold and beautiful.

Sponsor Stagecoach East Midlands

40 Salisbury Market Baron

Salisbury - LOT S17

Salisbury Market Baron Artist Lee O’Brien Design This design is to celebrate the wonderful market heritage of Salisbury. Featuring a traditional stall canopy, fresh produce and local landmark – the Poultry Cross, it could brighten up even the coldest Market Day. The shield depicts the colours on Salisbury’s Coat of Arms.

Sponsor Salisbury City Council

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The 1960s Baron 41

LOT L17 - Lincoln

The 1960s Baron Artist Rosie Ablewhite Design As 2015 is both the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta and the 50th anniversary of The Lincoln Hotel, the Baron and the hotel have been refurbished using a 60s theme with bright stylish florals and retro furniture. This Baron complements both celebrations!

Sponsor The Lincoln Hotel

42 Oh Deer!

Salisbury - LOT S18

Oh Deer!

Artist Annaliese Stoney Design Combining history, visual humour and local legend, ‘Oh Deer!’ plays with the idea of past meeting present. From the Deer legend of the founding of the current Cathedral site to the more recent charming feathered residents nesting on the spire, this Baron aims to bring history to life.

Sponsor Anonymous Sponsor

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The Barons’ Charter 2015

Proud to be a Yellow Belly 43

LOT L18 - Lincoln

Proud to be a Yellow Belly Artist Ruth Pigott Design Inspired by Lincolnshire pride, a ‘Yellow Belly’ is the term given to someone born and bred in Lincolnshire. However if you ask a Yellow Belly where the term came from, you could get several different answers!

Sponsor Optima Graphic Design Consultants

44 Discworld Knight

Salisbury - LOT S19

Discworld Knight Artist Paul Kidby Design The Discworld Knight reflects Paul’s career as illustrator for the late Sir Terry Pratchett, creator of the Discworld novels. Paul has given Discworld Knight the face of the author and embellished his cloak, shield and sword with a montage of Discworld Imagery. Terry was knighted in 2009 and lived locally to Salisbury, which seemed fitting for The Barons’ Charter project.

Tribute to Terry Pratchett – this design was already in production at the time of Terry’s passing on 12th March 2015. His family has kindly given permission for The Discworld Knight to be included in The Barons’ Charter project in memory of Terry.

Sponsor Harmony Creative Print

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The Beekeeper Baron 45

LOT L19 - Lincoln

The Beekeeper Baron Artist Sue Webber Design The Beekeeper Baron is inspired by Sue’s love of drawing and painting bees.

Decorated on his back is a monastic scene of a monk attending his straw hives (skeps). These images were inspired by medieval illuminated manuscripts; on the sides and front of the baron are today’s hives. He wears a white suit, carries a hive tool instead of a sword and the ‘shield’ is appropriately decorated with a copper smoker.

Sponsor E H Thorne (Beehives) Ltd

46 Looking Forward Looking Back

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Salisbury - LOT S20

Looking Forward Looking Back Artist Kath Hudson Design This Baron shows images of the interior of Salisbury Cathedral looking both East and West. Kath wanted to create a design around the Cathedral that celebrates the interior architecture, as it is not as widely promoted as the exterior.

Sponsor Magna Carta 800 Trust

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Red Arrows Baron 47

LOT L20 - Lincoln

Red Arrows Baron Artist Ruth Pigott Design The design is inspired by the wonderful new tail fin design featuring the Union flag, which the Red Arrows have just unveiled on their famous jets. It represents Lincolnshire pride of having the Red Arrows based in the County.

Sponsor Virgin Trains East Coast

48 Aspiring Peregrines

Salisbury - LOT S21

Aspiring Peregrines Artist Lorna Wilson Design For the first time in 61 years Peregrine Falcon chicks hatched on Salisbury Cathedral in 2012. Recently Peregrine Falcon numbers have rapidly declined so the success of these chicks hatching is an apt analogy, in many ways, for the freedom proposed by the wording of Magna Carta. They have no financial class status, yet are a magnificent and welcome addition to our lives.

Sponsor Quantum Group

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Young Baron 49

LOT L21 - Lincoln

Young Baron Artist Richard Knight Design Sporting the grand spiral of Pere Ubu and the street style of graffiti art, this Baron features young people’s ‘voices’ in their positive feedback responses to the sponsor’s program. The themes of selfdetermination, personal freedom and independence echo the tenets of Magna Carta.

Sponsor The EBP

50 Baron Button

Salisbury - LOT S22

Baron Button Artist Laura Fearn Design Baron Button reflects the different services Wiltshire Fire and Rescue provide.

Little vignettes show Firefighters at a road traffic accident, putting out a fire, teaching about kitchen safety, air lifting someone to safety and reminding us all to test our fire alarms. Wiltshire Fire and Rescue is supporting The Barons’ Charter project together with volunteers from Serve On.

Sponsor Wiltshire Fire & Rescue

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Truck Driver Baron 51

LOT L22 - Lincoln

Truck Driver Baron Artist Carolyn Short Design Inspiration for the Truck Driver Baron comes from the contrast between medieval transportation on a local scale using horses and carts, and modern day international haulage services. The design is influenced by medieval artwork, ancient maps and contemporary images.

Sponsor Denby Transport

52 East Meets West

Salisbury - LOT S23

East Meets West Artist Sam Coe and Archie Cook Design This Baron features examples of Oriental Artwork that would have been seen by medieval traders. The idea is that the Baron could look like a piece of Ming Dynasty pottery.

Sponsor Stonehage Fleming Family & Partners

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Construction Baron 53

LOT L23 - Lincoln

Construction Baron Artist Peter Segasby Design Lincoln City has some of the greatest and most picturesque places and buildings in the world, enjoys a rich agricultural heritage and a diverse landscape. Peter’s design peels back the many layers of what Lincoln actually represents and discovers how precious it is.

Sponsor Chestnut Homes

54 The Trussell Trust Baron

Salisbury - LOT S24

The Trussell Trust Baron Artist Laura Fearn Design This Baron has been created by the artist from a concept by the Friends of The Trussell Trust.

They have selected words they felt represented social justice and equality, representing our charity and Magna Carta. The tree is a symbol of society, ever growing and evolving.

Sponsor Friends of The Trussell Trust

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Freeman Baron 55

LOT L24 - Lincoln

Freeman Baron Artist Leah Goldberg Design Inspired by Henry Ruddock, who is a Freeman of the city of Lincoln; this was an interesting brief to follow. The addition of Lincoln’s historical Stonebow featuring on the back, a striking symbol of Lincoln.

Sponsor Ruddocks of Lincoln

Sponsor Wiltshire Council

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The Salisbury Baron depicts local landscapes and buildings to tell the story of Magna Carta.

From architecture to native wildlife, this Baron captures the heart of Salisbury. It also tells a story of justice, with King John’s surrender, a dove, scales of Justice and the notion that the pen is mightier than the sword.

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Wings of an Angel 57

LOT L25 - Lincoln

Wings of an Angel Artist Louise Jardine Design The rich tapestry of the windows in Lincoln Cathedral inspired Louise’s Wings of an Angel Baron. The way the light dances around and bounces off the various surfaces all influenced her design, along with the Cathedral’s many hidden secrets.

Sponsor Lincolnshire Echo

58 Thank You

We’d like to say Thank You! I hope you’ve enjoyed the magnificent Barons that have caused such a sensation on the streets of Salisbury and Lincoln this summer, captivating locals and visitors alike.

I know from all the incredible feedback that many, especially children, now have a better understanding of Magna Carta and what it represents. At the same time, I hope you’ve learnt a little more about the work of The Trussell Trust and its network of foodbanks, supporting people experiencing crisis in the UK. I would like to thank all of the sponsors, artists, businesses, organisations and individuals who have contributed towards The Barons’ Charter 2015 in Salisbury and Lincoln. This has been the biggest event The Trussell Trust has ever taken on and we could not have done it without the invaluable support we have received.

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Thank you to Wild in Art for your expertise and guidance, and to Lincoln BIG for bringing this incredible event to the city of Lincoln.

And a special thank you to Jenny Marshall and Hannah Mae Trow from The Trussell Trust, who have worked tirelessly for the past year to make The Barons’ Charter 2015 such a tremendous success.

The Salisbury and Lincoln auctions are both being held on 1st October and I hope many of you will be there to see all the hard work come to fruition by the money raised to support The Trussell Trust.

Thank you all once again.

David McAuley Chief Executive, The Trussell Trust

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Thank you to our sponsors and supporters Leo, Elliot Reuben

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Friends of The Trussell Trust

The Radnor Charitable Foundation

Victoria Lodge Guest House

SalisburyJournal The heartbeat of our

community since 1729

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www.trusselltrust.org Registered Charity in England & Wales (1110522) and Scotland (SC044246) Registered Limited Company in England & Wales (5434524)

Photography credits: Anna Draper, Ashley Taylor, Alexandra Smart, Jenny Marshall and Gabriel Bahnareanu