Whispering Lion's Den

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NHM by *Fuzzypiggy

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Reblogged from NOSTALGICA

nostalgica:

ROUBILIAC, Louis-François
Tomb of Sir Joseph and Lady Elizabeth Nightingale
1761
Marble
Westminster Abbey, London

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Reblogged from Moggington

megantracephoto:

Chelsea Flower Show on Flickr.— By MegMoggington

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Reblogged from Artemis Dreaming

From Living Inside.

“Chocolate Towers is the lavish London home of Sera Hersham Loftus, interior designer to rock music’s top celebrities.”

Photographer: Michael Paul

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Reblogged from JONNO.com*

jonnodotcom:

Alfred Gilbert
Icarus
1884

(in The Cult of Beauty: The Aesthetic Movement 1860-1900 @ the Victoria & Albert Museum, London)

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“A woman views ‘The Force of Nature II’ by contemporary sculptor Lorenzo Quinn installed in Berkeley Square by Halcyon Gallery on Thursday in London, England. The sculpture is the final piece to be installed in the Halcyon Gallery’s London Sculpture Trail comprising of six monumental sculptures on public display in central London. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)” — source

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Reblogged from arsvitaest

arsvitaest:

Jerome Liebling, British Museum, London, England 1967

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Reblogged from Herthen

herthen:

The Horses of Helios (by Porsupah Ree)

The Four Bronze Horses of Helios statue by sculptor Rudy Weller; Corner of The Haymarket and Piccadilly Circus in central London.

onmyowntwohands:

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kml:

The Famous Nostrils (via ben patio)

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Reblogged from xye

xye:

sem07it:

reginasworld:

DALI IN LONDON
By: B READ

xye:

sem07it:

reginasworld:

DALI IN LONDON

By: B READ

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Reblogged from abhorticulture

blackberryquark:

itsbenjin:

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fuckyeaheyegasms:

Glass Sculpture by Chihuly - Victoria & Albert Museum - London (via nick.garrod)

wow that’s incredible

Reminds me of something in the middle of Lotte World.

constantflux:

Nelson Stair (London) (via Alt_Gr)

cherith! try doing something like this..wow..

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Reblogged from arsvitaest

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kinokinos:

mobilhomme:

Natural History Museum, London
(via niknkimnollie)

“Painting by Henry Pether. This atmospheric view of London’s famous square, named in honour of Britain’s naval hero, looks south-eastwards down Whitehall, with Big Ben just visible in the distance. Nelson’s Column, silhouetted against the moonlit sky, dominates the scene.”

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