The Joy of Life is by T.B. (Thomas Bayliss) Huxley-Jones and was created in 1963. It was the last work commissioned by the Constance Fund...

The figures of two great explorers enliven the blank wall of the Royal Geographic Society's lecture hall, Ernest Shackleton and David ...

The French sculptor Georges Malissard was noted for his statues of horses, often shown with jockeys, polo players, soldiers and, in the ca...

An Alien has landed next to Victoria station, and no-one is taking a blind bit of notice. The sculpture, entitled Alien, was plonked in ...

Becket depicts the Archbishop in the agony of death, his right hand extended as if to ward off the blows of his knightly assassins. The pl...

This extraordinary Greek Revival building looks as though it was built in the 1820s (think British Museum) but was in fact built in the 1...

Bermondsey Health Centre is a classic Moderne style building with Art Deco flourishes (look at those vertical streaks of glass to either s...