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English: Collage of six photographs (all by Kleon3) of public art in Woolwich, SE London, UK. From left to right, top to bottom: 1) Crimean War Memorial at the Royal Artillery Barracks' parade ground; 2) Lioness resting pawn on urn, or Tom Cribbs memorial, Saint Mary's Gardens; 3) Statue of Nike, goddess of victory, by Pavlos Angelos Kougioumtzis, at the Main Guardhouse, Royal Arsenal; 4) Second Boer War Memorial, near St George's Garrison Church, Grand Depot Road; 5) Street Life, by Michael Craig-Martin in Woolwich Arsenal DLR Station; 6) World War I Memorial, Cadogan Road, Royal Arsenal. |
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