Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: Artwork

"The bust of King Haakon ... is a variation of the large statue of King Haakon located outside of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Oslo. The statue was sculpted by Nils Aas, and the bust in London was fashioned in close cooperation with Mr Aas’s son, architect Atle Aas" Quotation from the 'London Remembers' website

Another view of the most difficult to photograph sculpture in this group by Emily Young. Other views can be seen here www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/46295062

I liked the way Cassandra seems to be regarding Tate Modern with some disdain!

This is supposedly the first element of a larger sculpture, with a fifteen foot image of the great engineer made out of bullhead rail being the main feature. I think that there is a funding issue holding up that part. Brunel built the first tunnel under the Thames and the Brunel Museum is near this sculpture, which stands close to the entrance to the Rotherhithe (road) Tunnel. That one he didn't build. I don't know where the 'hot carved plates' fit into this work. I picked this up from a local news item.

A collage of photos which have appeared singly previously. Art on the Cart was an initiative by Southwark Council's Arts Team, to transport artworks into every corner of the borough.