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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12am, 28/09/09
on twitter
RT @mitzs: RT @phillprice: Today's Photo: St George in concentration http://bit.ly/F3QGT #fb *I like it*
8pm, 28/09/09
on flickr
Lovely detail!!!
9pm, 28/09/09
on flickr
Lovely detail!!!
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