Denise Dutton

Denise Dutton is a British sculptor. Her public works include statues of the palaeontologist Mary Anning and the writer Sylvia Townsend Warner in Dorset

Life Dutton took an art foundation course at Cambridge College of Art and Technology before studying further at the Sir Henry Doulton School of Sculpture (both of these have since changed their names). She had an early passion for horses and she has used them frequently as a subject. In 2005 she collaborated with other sculptors to create The Fine Lady sculpture for Banbury where she focused on creating the horse.

Her works include statues of the palaeontologist Mary Anning Dutton has worked on other leading British women including Annie Kenney She also created the Lumber Jill statue for the same site.

She has also worked on leading male figures including Maharajah Duleep Singh who was a political prisoner in Victorian times, William Cavendish and the writer and weaver Ben Brierley.