Tennis Sculptures
For thirteen years, Louise Simson created sculptures from photographs personally selected by the players or their teams, with the finished bronzes presented to the players at the following year’s Wimbledon Championships. During this period, she sculpted many of the sport’s most celebrated figures, including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, and more.
Each player retains their sculpture within their personal collection, while Wimbledon holds additional castings of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, and Murray in its own collection.
These limited-edition sculptures are now available for acquisition.
All sculptures shown on this page are cast in bronze, range between 18 and 21 inches in height and are available for purchase in limited editions of ten. For enquiries or acquisition details, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Other Work
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![Bronze statue of a soccer player kicking a ball with shadow cast on wall.]()
David Beckham
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![Bronze sculpture of a man in a suit and tie, knocking on the ground, with a child holding his hand. The sculpture is displayed inside a glass case, with a wooden plaque beneath it that reads Edward Alley, 1566-1626, and a description of its origin and commemoration.]()
Edward Alleyn
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![Four views of a detailed sculpture of a woman riding a horse, carved in light-colored stone, set against a dark blue background.]()
Rustici Replica
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![A beige sculptural group of soldiers in military uniforms engaged in a battle scene, with one soldier on a horse and others interacting with each other.]()
The Embrace Of Maipu
