List of public art in Victoria, London

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This is a list of public art in Victoria, a district in the City of Westminster, London.

Victoria is roughly described as the area around Victoria station. It includes the conservation areas of Broadway and Christchurch Gardens, Grosvenor Gardens and the environs of Westminster Cathedral. Particularly noteworthy examples of architectural sculpture can be found at 55 Broadway, where in 1928–1929 sculptors including Eric Gill and Henry Moore were engaged on representations of the Four Winds; two further figures, Night and Day, were carved by Jacob Epstein.{{Harvnb|Purdon|2013|loc=passim}} A great deal of public art by recent graduates of art schools in London was incorporated into Cardinal Place, a development of 2005.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.davidsonarts.com/project/cardinal-place-sw1/|title=Cardinal Place, London SW1|publisher=The Davidson Arts Partnership|access-date=9 February 2014|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150122231644/http://www.davidsonarts.com/project/cardinal-place-sw1/|archive-date=22 January 2015|df=dmy-all}}

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| image = Blue Coat Scholar.jpg

| subject = Blue Coat Scholar

| location = Blewcoat School, Caxton Street

| date = 1709

| artist =

| architect =

| type = Statue in niche

| designation = {{sort|A|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1210081 Grade I]}}

| notes =

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| image = Buckingham Palace Riding School bas-relief.jpg

| subject = Hercules Taming the Horses of Diomedes

| location = Buckingham Palace Riding School, Buckingham Palace Road

| date = 1859

| artist = {{sortname|William|Theed}}

| architect = {{sortname|James|Pennethorne}}

| type = Relief

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1239207 Grade I]}}

| notes = {{sfn|Bradley|Pevsner|2003|p=652}}

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| image = Grosvenor Place (2947096111).jpg

| subject = Architectural sculpture

| location = Grosvenor Hotel, 101 Buckingham Palace Road

| date = {{circa|1860–1862}}

| artist = Daymond & Son

| architect = {{sortname|J. T.|Knowles|nolink=yes}} Sr and Jr

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|B|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1357254 Grade II*]}}

| notes = Among the figures portrayed in the roundels are Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, Alexander von Humboldt and the prime ministers Palmerston, Derby and Russell. The allegorical sculpture includes two figures in niches which may represent Horticulture and Agriculture.{{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|p=451}}

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| image = WCS-History-14LR.jpg

| commonscat = Statue of Sydney Hedley Waterlow, Westminster City School

| subject = {{sort|Waterlow|Statue of Sir Sydney Waterlow, 1st Baronet}}

| location = Westminster City School, Palace Street

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4978|-0.1393|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Statue of Sir Sydney Waterlow, 1st Baronet}}

| date = 1901

| artist = {{sortname|Frank Mowbray|Taubman|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Statue

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 27 June 1901. A replica of the statue in Waterlow Park, Highgate.{{sfn|Blackwood|1989|p=101}}

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| image = Caxton Hall, London (42562016484).jpg

| subject = {{sort|Victoria and Edward VII|Statues of Queen Victoria and Edward VII}}

| location = Caxton Hall

| date = 1902

| artist =

| architect = Lee and Smith

| type = Statues in niches

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1357266 Grade II]}}

| notes = {{sfn|Baker|2002|p=34}}{{NHLE|num=1357266|desc=Caxton Hall|access-date=8 May 2025|fewer-links=yes}}

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| subject = Coats of arms of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway

| location = Victoria station (former LB&SCR building; screen wall onto Buckingham Palace Road)

| date = 1905

| artist = {{sortname|Gilbert|Seale|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{sortname|W. E.|Reilly|nolink=yes}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1389322 Grade II]}}

| notes = The arms combine those of London, Brighton, the Cinque Ports and Ports{{shy}}mouth.{{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|p=466}}

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| image = Slightly bored-looking young man waiting for a train at Victoria Station - geograph.org.uk - 1094619.jpg

| subject = Mercury and (?) Minerva

| location = Victoria station (former LB&SCR building; Terminus Place façade)

| date = {{circa|1905|sortable=yes}}

| artist = {{sortname|Gilbert|Seale|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{sortname|C. D.|Collins|nolink=yes}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1389322 Grade II]}}

| notes = Added after criticisms of the initial design for the façade, these figures were {{shy|none|the|less}} {{shy|con|demned}} by The Builder as "gimcrack ornament ... like the decorations of a public house".{{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|p=467}}

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| image = Slightly bored-looking young woman waiting for a train at Victoria Station - geograph.org.uk - 1094606.jpg

| subject = Mermaid caryatids and cartouches

| location = Victoria station (former SE&CR building, Terminus Place)

| date = 1909

| artist = {{sortname|Henry Charles|Fehr}}

| architect = {{sortname|Alfred W.|Blomfield}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1266689 Grade II]}}

| notes = {{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|p=468}}

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| image = Westminster Cathedral tympanum.jpg

| subject = Christ in Majesty with the Virgin and Saints Joseph, Peter and Edward

| location = Westminster Cathedral

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4962|-0.1398|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Christ in Majesty with the Virgin and Saints Joseph, Peter and Edward}}

| date = 1916

| artist = {{sortname|Robert Anning|Bell}}

| architect = {{sortname|John Francis|Bentley}}

| type = Tympanum mosaic

| designation = {{sort|A|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1066500 Grade I]}}
(building)

| notes = Based on a sketch by Bentley dated to 1895–1896 and later worked up in colour by his assistant John Marshall,{{Harvnb|Westminster City Council|2008|pages=47–48}} Bell's mosaic was criticised for its background of white tiles instead of the traditional gold.{{Harvnb|Bradley|Pevsner|2003|p=674}}

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| image = The Rifle Brigade Memorial, Grosvenor Gardens, Westminster.jpg

| commonscat = The Rifle Brigade War Memorial

| subject = Rifle Brigade War Memorial

| location = Grosvenor Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4980|-0.1470|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Rifle Brigade War Memorial}}

| date = 1924–1925

| artist = {{sortname|John|Tweed}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Memorial with sculpture

| designation = {{sort|B|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1288744 Grade II*]}}

| notes = Unveiled 25 July 1925. The rifleman in contemporary uniform in the centre is flanked by an officer (on the left) and a private in early 19th-century uniform.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=50–51}}

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| image = Apollo Theatre, Victoria, bas-relief of Tragedy over a door - geograph.org.uk - 2909813.jpg

| commonscat = Architectural sculptures of Apollo Victoria Theatre

| subject = Reliefs

| location = Apollo Victoria Theatre (formerly the New Victoria Cinema)

| date = 1929

| artist = {{sortname|Newbury Abbot|Trent}}

| architect = {{sortname|William Edward|Trent}} and Ernest Wamsley Lewis

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|B|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1066085 Grade II*]}}

| notes = Two panels either side of the main entrance show cinemagoers watching romance and thriller films, respectively. A simplified figure of Charlie Chaplin is at right angles to the panel on the right.{{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|p=469}}

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| image = Ferdinand Foch statue (Victoria, London).jpg

| commonscat = Statue of Ferdinand Foch, London

| subject = {{sort|Foch|Statue of Ferdinand Foch}}

| location = Grosvenor Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4964|-0.1453|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Statue of Ferdinand Foch}}

| date = 1930

| artist = {{sortname|Georges|Malissard|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{sortname|P.|Lebret|nolink=yes}}

| type = Equestrian statue

| designation = {{sort|B|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1066732 Grade II*]}}

| notes = Unveiled 5 June 1930.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=51}} A replica of a statue erected outside Marshal Foch's {{shy|head|quarters}} in Cassel.{{Harvnb|Westminster City Council|2006|p=50}} The choice of an existing work by a French {{shy|sculpt|or}} caused some {{shy|dis|satis|faction}}. The site was chosen so that the statue would be seen by French visitors arriving in London at Victoria station.{{citation |mode=cs1 |url=http://193.132.104.136/index.php?title=Statue_of_Marshall_Foch |title=Statue of Marshal Foch |work=Your Archives |publisher=The National Archives |archive-url=http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20130620100701/http://yourarchives.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php?title=Statue_of_Marshall_Foch |archive-date=20 June 2013| access-date=31 August 2014}}

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| image = Speed Wingows Over the World - Eric Broadbent - London.jpg

| commonscat = Speed Wings over the World

| subject = Speed Wings over the World

| location = National Audit Office building (formerly the Imperial Airways Terminal), Buckingham Palace Road

| date = {{circa|1937–1939|sortable=yes}}

| artist = {{sortname|Eric|Broadbent|nolink=yes}} {{sma|with John William Drake}}

| architect = {{sortname|Albert|Lakeman|nolink=yes}} {{sma|with W. H. Williams}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1291075 Grade II]}}

| notes = Two winged male figures in Art Deco style, reaching out to encircle a globe, with the Imperial {{shy|Air|ways}} insignia below in bas-relief.{{sfn|Cavanagh|2023|pp=452–453}}

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| image = Statue, Friary of St Francis, London.jpg

| subject = {{sort|Francis|Saint Francis}}

| location = 47 Francis Street

| date = 1961

| artist = {{sortname|Arthur|Fleischmann}}

| architect = {{sortname|Henry Astley|Darbishire}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|C|[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1357015 Grade II]}}

| notes = Unveiled 13 April 1961, when the Catholic Central Library moved into the building. The figure has a halo of sparrows.{{sfn|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=40}}

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| image = Victoria tube station, Victoria Line, ceramic tiles – detail.jpg

| commonscat = Victoria tube station tile motif

| subject = {{sort|Victoria|Cameo of Queen Victoria}}

| location = Victoria station, Victoria line platforms

| date = 1968

| artist = {{sortname|Edward|Bawden}} {{small|after Benjamin Pearce}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Tile motif

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Bawden produced an original linocut of the Queen's profile for this scheme but it was rejected;{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.fryartgallery.org/the-collection/search-viewer/672/technique/13/Linocut|title=Edward Bawden CBE, RA: Queen Victoria|publisher=Fry Art Gallery|access-date=28 February 2013|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150207215418/http://www.fryartgallery.org/the-collection/search-viewer/672/technique/13/Linocut|archive-date=7 February 2015|df=dmy-all}} the final design is based on a silhouette by Pearce.{{Harvnb|Ovenden|2013|p=243}}

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| image = Suffragette Memorial, Christchurch Gardens, London.jpg

| commonscat = Suffragette Memorial

| subject = Suffragette Memorial

| location = Christchurch Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4982|-0.1348|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Suffragette Memorial}}

| date = 1970

| artist = {{sortname|Lorne|McKean}} and Edwin Russell

| architect = {{sortname|Paul Edward|Paget}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 14 July 1970. A bronze scroll in the shape of the letter S balancing on a conical pedestal. Part of the inscription notes that {{small|NEARBY CAXTON HALL WAS/ HISTORICALLY ASSOCIATED/ WITH WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE/ MEETINGS & DEPUTATIONS/ TO PARLIAMENT}}.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=30}}

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| subject = Split Form No. 9

| location = 10 Dean Farrar Street

| date = 1983–1984

| artist = {{sortname|Michael|Marriott|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{sortname|Michael|Lyell|nolink=1}} Associates

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation =

| notes = {{sfn|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=39}}

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| image = Field Marshall the Earl Alexander of Tunis (2) (Wellington Barracks).jpg

| commonscat = Statue of Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis

| subject = {{sort|Alexander|Statue of Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis}}

| location = Outside the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, Birdcage Walk

| coordinates = {{coord|51.500|-0.1358|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Statue of Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis}}

| date = 1985

| artist = {{sortname|James|Butler|dab=artist}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Statue

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 9 May 1985 by the Queen Mother. Alexander had a particular affection for the old Guards Chapel (almost completely destroyed by bombing in 1944), having spent much time there as a subaltern.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=409–10}}

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| subject = Planned Growth

| location = Rowan House, Greycoat Street

| date = 1986–1987

| artist = {{sortname|Peter|Thursby|nolink=1}}

| architect = Renton Howard Wood Levine

| type = Relief

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = The Royal Society of British Sculptors awarded its silver medal for this sculpture in 1987.{{sfn|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=50}}

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| image = The Flowering of the English Baroque, Henry Purcell, London.JPG

| commonscat = The Flowering of the English Baroque

| subject = {{sort|Purcell|The Flowering of the English Baroque}}
{{small|Henry Purcell}}

| location = Christchurch Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4980|-0.1342|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=The Flowering of the English Baroque}}

| date = 1995

| artist = {{sortname|Glynn|Williams}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 22 November 1995, the tercentenary of Purcell's death, by Princess Margaret. The sculptor described the design as "a rising explosion of activity, a tree to the musical evolution of the 17th century". This was the first major sculptural commission by Westminster City Council.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=31–32}}

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| image = Public art Victoria.jpg

| commonscat = Big Painting Sculpture

| subject = Big Painting Sculpture

| location = Cardinal Place

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4977|-0.1418|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Big Painting Sculpture}}

| date = 1996–1998

| artist = {{sortname|Patrick|Heron}}

| architect = {{sortname|Julian|Feary|nolink=yes}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Commissioned when the complex was still known as Stag Place. Based on several gouache studies by Heron of brightly coloured floating shapes connected by linear patterns. Neon tubes light up the work at night.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=16–17}}

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| image = Lioness and Lesser Kudu by Jonathan Kenworthy.jpg

| commonscat = Lioness and Lesser Kudu

| subject = Lioness and Lesser Kudu

| location = Grosvenor Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4979|-0.1473|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Lioness and Lesser Kudu}}

| date = 1998

| artist = {{sortname|Jonathan|Kenworthy}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Sculptural group

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Installed on this site in 2000; another cast already stood in the grounds of Eaton Hall, the Duke of {{shy|West|minster's}} estate in Cheshire.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=53–54}}

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| image = Cypher by Tim Morgan - DSC 1729 - panoramio.jpg

| commonscat = Cypher by Tim Morgan

| subject = Cypher

| location = Outside the Asticus Building, 21 Palmer Street

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4990|-0.1352|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Cypher}}

| date = 2003

| artist = {{sortname|Tim|Morgan}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = The sculpture, commissioned by the Cass Sculpture Foundation, consists of thousands of glass rods bound together within a circular steel belt.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.timjamesmorgan.com/cypher-2003|title=Cypher|work=Morgan Sculpture|access-date=11 December 2013|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131211200052/http://www.timjamesmorgan.com/cypher-2003|archive-date=11 December 2013|df=dmy-all}}

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| image = Glass Sculpture Cardinal Place - geograph.org.uk - 1215266.jpg

| subject = Stacked Glass Sculpture

| type = Sculpture

| location = Cardinal Place

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4975|-0.1411|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Stacked Glass Sculpture}}

| date = 2005

| artist = {{sortname|Tony|Burke|nolink=1}}

| architect = {{sort|Wernick|Jane Wernick Associates (engineer)}}

| notes = The work comprises one twisting wall of stacked green glass and another curving; these are set on a cylindrical plinth.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|p=17}}

| designation = {{n/a}}

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| image = Cathedral Walk, Cardinal Place, from above - geograph.org.uk - 1293972.jpg

| subject = Route

| location = Cardinal Place

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4970|-0.1406|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Route}}

| date = 2005

| artist = {{sortname|Joy|Gerrard|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Panels set in pavement

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Nine discs of varying sizes set in the pavement of the Cardinal Place development at various points in a pedestrian's route; they are inlaid with smaller coloured discs.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.joygerrard.com/public.html|title=Public Art Projects 2004–12|work=Joy Gerrard|access-date=9 February 2014|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140222024425/http://www.joygerrard.com/public.html|archive-date=22 February 2014|df=dmy-all}}

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| image = LP4, Cardinal Place SW1.jpg

| subject = LP4

| location = Cardinal Place

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4978|-0.1415|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=LP4}}

| date = 2005

| artist = {{sortname|Nathaniel|Rackowe|nolink=1}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Kinetic sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Two slabs of oblong welded steel panels (with a gap at the top of the grid forming a "machicolation") hold in place a thin cathode light tube; the whole structure is set into a rotating {{shy|turn|table}} flush with the {{shy|pave|ment}}.{{Harvnb|Ward-Jackson|2011|pp=17–18}}

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| image = Victoria Palace Theatre London 2011 4.jpg

| commonscat = Statue of Anna Pavlova, Victoria Palace Theatre

| subject = {{sort|Pavlova|Statue of Anna Pavlova}}

| location = Victoria Palace Theatre

| date = 2006

| artist = {{sortname|Harry|Franchetti|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{sortname|Frank|Matcham}}

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation = {{sort|B|[https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1238140 Grade II*]}}

| notes =

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| image = Statue of Queen Victoria, Victoria Square SW1.jpg

| commonscat = Statue of Queen Victoria, Victoria Square, London

| subject = {{sort|Victoria|Statue of Queen Victoria}}

| location = Victoria Square

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4977|-0.1449|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Statue of Queen Victoria}}

| date = 2008

| artist = {{sortname|Catherine Anne|Laugel|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Statue

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Victoria is portrayed as a young woman of 20, the age she would have been when construction on the square began.{{citation |mode=cs1 |url=http://www.catlaugel.com/GB_commission.html |title=Commission Work |publisher=Catherine Anne Laugel |access-date=15 May 2012 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120617220829/http://www.catlaugel.com/GB_commission.html |archive-date=17 June 2012 |df=dmy-all }}

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| subject = Back-lit fused glass boxes

| location = InterContinental London Westminster hotel, Broadway

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4994|-0.1330|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Back-lit fused glass boxes}}

| date = 2012

| artist = {{sortname|Andrew|Moor|nolink=yes}} Associates

| architect = Dexter Moren Associates

| type = Back-lit fused glass boxes

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = {{citation|mode=cs1|title=Public Art|url=http://andrewmoor.co.uk/publicart_intercontinental.html|website=Andrew Moor Associates|access-date=27 August 2014}}

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| image = Memorial to Victims of Violence, Christchurch Gardens SW1.JPG

| commonscat = Memorial to Victims of Violence

| subject = {{sort|Victims of Violence|Memorial to Victims of Violence}}

| location = Christchurch Gardens

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4982|-0.1340|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Memorial to Victims of Violence}}

| date = 2013 (unveiled)

| artist = {{sortname|Jim|Martins|nolink=yes}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Commemorative stone with plaque

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 5 June 2013.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.victimsvoice.co.uk/|title=Memorial to the Victims of Violence Unveiled|publisher=Victims' Voice|access-date=20 July 2014}}{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://transact.westminster.gov.uk/CSU/Planning%20Applications%20Committees/2008%20onwards/2012/17%20-%2010%20May/ITEM%2004%20-%20CHRISTCHURCH%20GARDENS,%20VICTORIA%20STREET,%20SW1.PDF|title=Erection of a stone memorial dedicated to victims of violence in Christchurch Gardens|publisher=Westminster City Council, Planning and City Development Committee|date=10 May 2012|access-date=20 July 2014|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140729020729/http://transact.westminster.gov.uk/CSU/Planning%20Applications%20Committees/2008%20onwards/2012/17%20-%2010%20May/ITEM%2004%20-%20CHRISTCHURCH%20GARDENS%2C%20VICTORIA%20STREET%2C%20SW1.PDF|archive-date=29 July 2014|df=dmy-all}}

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| image = Wind Sculpture by Yinka Shonibare.JPG

| subject = Wind Sculpture

| location = Howick Place

| coordinates = {{coord|51.4968|-0.1371|type:landmark_region:GB-WSM|name=Wind Sculpture}}

| date = 2014

| artist = {{sortname|Yinka|Shonibare}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 7 April 2014. The work simulates a piece of batik fabric (a signature material for Shonibare) billowing in the wind.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.howickplace.com/c/news/posteventpublicart.php|title=Yinka Shonibare's Wind Sculpture arrives at Howick Place, Victoria|work=Howick Place London SW1|date=8 April 2014|access-date=27 July 2014|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140812000215/http://www.howickplace.com/c/news/posteventpublicart.php|archive-date=12 August 2014|df=dmy-all}}

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| image = Flanders Field Memorial Garden London 10.jpg

| commonscat = Flanders Fields Memorial Garden, London

| subject = Flanders Fields 1914–2014

| location = Outside the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, Birdcage Walk

| date = 2014

| artist = {{n/a}}

| architect = {{sortname|Piet|Blanckaert|nolink=yes}}

| type = Memorial

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = The memorial garden, a gift from Belgium, was opened on 6 November 2014 by Elizabeth II; the Belgian king Philippe was also present.{{citation|mode=cs1|last1=Rayner|first1=Gordon|title=Queen opens Remembrance garden created with soil from First World War battlefields|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/queen-elizabeth-II/11213466/Queen-opens-Remembrance-garden-created-with-soil-from-First-World-War-battlefields.html|website=The Telegraph|access-date=8 November 2014|date=6 November 2014}} A low circular wall, within which is planted soil from the war cemeteries of Flanders, is inscribed with the poem "In Flanders Fields" by John McCrae.{{citation|mode=cs1|title=The Memorial Garden 'Flanders Fields 1914–2014': Supporter booklet|url=http://www.voka.be/media/1871147/brochure-memorial-garden-final-lr.pdf|publisher=Wellington Barracks|access-date=8 November 2014|pages=9 and 11|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141108083920/http://www.voka.be/media/1871147/brochure-memorial-garden-final-lr.pdf|archive-date=8 November 2014|df=dmy-all}}

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{{Public art/row

| image = Victoria tube station, Victoria Line – ceramic tiles (3).jpg

| subject = Underline

| location = Victoria tube station

| date = 2015

| artist = {{sortname|Giles|Round|nolink=yes}}, Design Work Leisure

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Ceramic mural

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = {{citation|mode=cs1|url=https://art.tfl.gov.uk/projects/design-work-leisure/|title=Underline: Design Work Leisure|publisher=Art on the Underground|access-date=27 January 2021}}

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{{Public art/row

| image = Nick Hornby Power over others is Weakness disguised as Strength, Westminster, June 2023.jpg

| commonscat = Power over Others is Weakness Disguised as Strength

| subject = Power over Others is Weakness Disguised as Strength

| location = Orchard Place

| date = 2023

| artist = {{sortname|Nick|Hornby|dab=artist}}

| architect = {{n/a}}

| type = Sculpture

| designation = {{n/a}}

| notes = Unveiled 22 June 2023.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2023/06/23/a-curl-or-richard-i-sculptor-nick-hornby-unveils-equine-sculpture-in-the-heart-of-westminster|title=Richard I or a big squiggle? Nick Hornby unveils equine sculpture in the heart of Westminster|publisher=The Art Newspaper|date=23 June 2023|access-date=29 October 2023}} Incorporates visual quotations from the equestrian statue of Richard I outside Parliament and a curling line which interrupts the text of Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy.{{citation|mode=cs1|url=https://orchardplace.london/whats-on-article/public-art-installation-nick-hornby/|title=New public artwork by Nick Hornby|publisher=Orchard Place|access-date=29 October 2023}}

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{{Public art/row

| subject = Endangered Species Triptych

| location = Saga House, Allington Street

| date =

| artist = {{sortname|Barry|Baldwin|nolink=yes}}

| architect = Sidell Gibson and Associates

| type = Architectural sculpture

| designation =

| notes = {{citation|mode=cs1|url=http://www.baldwinsculptor.com/html/saga.html|title=Barry Baldwin — Saga House|access-date=22 October 2010}}

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