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Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in Scotland

Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in Scotland
Giant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
The sculptures were modeled on two actual Clydesdales from Glasgow City and were constructed from structural steel with a stainless steel cladding, creating structures that you will soon be able to stand inside of. Although construction is nearly complete, the Kelpies will not open to visitors until April 2014.

Scott has created a number of smaller ‘Kelpies’ sculptures including a pair here in Chicago and at Purdue University. Photos above courtesy Kit Downey, Tracey Russell, Barry Ferguson, and Trixta Photography. 
Above photo:Trixta Photography
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Kit Downey
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Barry Ferguson
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Barry Ferguson
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Tracey Russell
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Tracey Russell
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Tracey Russell
Largest ‘Kelpies’ Horse Head Sculptures in ScotlandGiant Kelpies Horse Head Sculptures Tower Over the Forth & Clyde Canal in Scotland sculpture Scotland horses
Trixta Photography
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