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St George on horseback slaying a dragon as part of the Bronze centre gates of Marble Arch.
Largely inspired by the Constantine Arch in Rome; Marble Arch was designed by John Nash after George IV defeated Napolean – as a gate to Buckingham Palace and but in 1832.
When an extension was made to Buckingham Palace it was moved to its location (now a traffic island…) at the junction of Oxford Street; Park Lane and Edgeware Road.
It was also a Police Station at the turn of the 20th Century!
You can see the piece in full on Victorian Web
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
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Very good portrait.
Love the colours.
Good thing you forgot the i rather than the l in the title ;-)
Nice portrait!
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Fixed!
Perfect shot – this really looks sharp!