PUBLIC SCULPTURE IN CENTRAL LONDON

In the past we have carried out conservation of the following London statues and memorials for the DCMS (these statues are now cared for by English Heritage):

Above left to right:  Captain Scott, Waterloo Place; the lions and fountains in Trafalgar Square, the Quadriga on the Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner

Above left to right:  William III, St James’s Square;  the Duke of Kent, Park Crescent Gardens; the Carabiniers Memorial, Chelsea Embankment;  Charles I, Whitehall.

Above left to right:  The bronze gates of Marble Arch;  the Machine Gun Corps Memorial, Hyde Park Corner; Crimea Memorial (Guards Monument) and the associated statues, Waterloo Place; Edward VII, Waterloo Place.

Above left to right:  Survey of 47 public sculptures in central London cared for by English Heritage; consultancy on Nelson’s Column, Trafalgar Square; consultancy on The Albert Memorial.