Great Yarmouth sculpture trail's Ernie Childs statue is revealed
''We have an incredibly rich and vibrant range of sculptures that I know people will take to their hearts and that will be a real asset for the borough," said borough council leader Carl Smith.
The artworks "celebrate the best of Great Yarmouth", from its role as a circus capital, its maritime and medieval history, through to its embracing of clean energy and transport links, the council said.
Mr Goldsworthy, of Bungay in Suffolk, previously told the BBC the Ernie statue represented the town's characters and historical characteristics.
Childs was born in 1947 in the medieval streets known as The Rows and lived in the town all his life.
He died in 2019, aged 71.
An outdoor circular walking route will take visitors from the Market Place to the seafront, taking in St George's Road and park, Regent Road and Church Plain.
On what is believed be to a UK first, a mosaic will be created on a section of tiled paving outside Christchurch, to reflect the cultural impact of the town's Portuguese community.
The £330,00 project was on track for completion, the council added.
The local authority has submitted a planning application for the sculptures, which is due to be considered at the end of the month.
