Ian's works in stone and on paper are in public collections in south-eastern Australia and in private collections in Australia, Europe, USA and Asia.
Public collections
- Ashfield Council/Bangladeshi community, Mother Language Day monument, Ashfield Park, sponsored by Ekushe Academy
- Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (‘Thick as autumnal leaves’ slate table, Murray’s Cottage, Hill End)
- Bourke Shire Council (river map)
- Kedumba Collection, Wentworth Falls (Homer table)
- Mildura Arts Centre (monumental nilometer celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Murray-Darling flood, sponsored by the Murray-Darling Basin Committee)
- Orange Regional Gallery (watercolour; stone sculptures from the series Arcadian Epigrams)
- Shepparton City Council, Joseph Furphy/Tom Collins, cottage site commemoration, Shepparton, Victoria
- Sydney Conservatorium of Music (plinth for benefactor GW Henderson; installation, ‘The harmony of the spheres’)
- Wingecarribee Shire Council
Private collections, Australian and overseas
(This is only a partial list of some past works and their owners.)
Richard Allen (inscribed slate wine vat fragments)
Bloodwood Winery (the wine year)
Lady Juliet de Chair (pencil drawings)
Robert Crombie and Marianne Courtenay (Aristophanes Frogs stone)
Len Evans, Pokolbin (Periodic Table)
Rachel Flynn, artist's garden, Mudgee
Andrew and Frederica Furphy (Robert Graves' Turn of the moon table) Bob Griffin (inscribed standing stone, Cooramilla garden)
Prince Henry of Hesse (drawings)
Michael and Doris Hobbs (stelae)
David and Genevieve Jacobs, GM Hopkins standing stone
James and Sally King, Rademon, County Down, Northern Ireland
Sir Robin Mackworth-Young (drawings)
'Nyrang' Homestead (Mt Canobolas watercolour; Francis Webb bench)
Armando and Gemma Percuocco, Wollombi, NSW
Jeffrey Plummer, Wentworth Falls (George Herbert table)
Bruce Rosenberg (Henry VIII Shakespeare table)
Tim Storrier (Cavafy table, Psalm 39 mantel)
John and Madeleine Winch (Apples of Cydonia, bench)
Tim and Lynn Winters (Camus bench)
(image: The very well-known UK wine writer, Jancis Robinson, sitting on a bench in the collection of Bloodwood Wines, Griffin Road, Orange.)