Sheldonian Theatre Reflections in puddles on Broad Street. Oxford has some impressive edifices, especially on Broad Street right in the university’s heart. The Theatre has been the proud location of graduations and performances, recitals and you name it – a hub of cultural activity aligned with Oxford’s rich cultural heritage. The theatre has steadfastly served […]
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Wandering along the Thames south bank, you will see many historic buildings, some over a century old. South Bank is now home to great national centres for art and culture, a vibrant and growing community and some of London’s finest achievements in architecture. When you come across the Globe Theatre, I will forgive you for
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GLOBE THEATRE – WORDLESS WEDNESDAY No details, just the Art. Browse Available London Paintings
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Admiralty Arch is a glorified barrier between two worlds. On this side: gentility, royalty, and palaces along the Mall overlook great St James Park. On the other end: buses, bustling tourists, shops, the National Gallery and Trafalgar Square fill the scene. You get the picture. Admiralty Arch Gateway As you step through the dark archways
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Admiralty Arch Sculpture, London – Wordless Wednesday No details, just the Art. More About Admiralty Arch Paining
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Man and nature are sadly often at loggerheads but that is not the whole affair. During both the First and Second World Wars allotments were tended in Battersea Park to grow much needed fruit and vegetables. After the Second World War the Festival Pleasure Gardens were created in Battersea Park for the Festival of Britain.
