Sculpture

Sir Bradley Wiggins - St Augustine’s Sport Centre

Photograph by: London Remembers

Erection date: 19/5/2014

Inscription

{On a plaque attached low down on the vase/plinth:}
Inspiring Dreams, Sophie Marsham, 2014

Site: Sir Bradley Wiggins - St Augustine’s Sport Centre (1 memorial)

NW6, Oxford Road, St Augustine’s Sport Centre

As a child Wiggins attended St Augustine's School. The Brent and Kilburn Times announced the unveiling of this "Sculpture of Sir Bradley Wiggins". Obviously it's not "of" Wiggins but it is decorated with cogwheels from bikes which he possible feels are almost part of his body.

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Sir Bradley Wiggins - St Augustine’s Sport Centre

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Sir Bradley Wiggins

Cyclist. Born Bradley Marc Wiggins in Ghent, Belgium where his English mother...

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Sir Bradley Wiggins - St Augustine’s Sport Centre

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Sophie Marsham

Sculptor active in 2014.

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