Swansea Madonna

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The Swansea Madonna is a large woodcarving that was exhibited at the Swansea Museum in 2006. It was hand carved by the Northern Ireland-born sculptor Robert Innes. The figure shows Mary with Gilded Halo and a visible child in her womb. A daffodil emerges from her feet. Also at her feet is a dove. The piece was carved in sycamore. This iconic piece of work was articled in the Swansea Evening Post and the Carmarthen Journal.

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