List of architectural sculpture in the City of Westminster

Eric Gill, Prospero and Ariel, 1931. Broadcasting House, Portland Place

This article lists architectural sculpture in the City of Westminster in central London.

Aldwych / Strand

Australia House

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Notes	Coordinates
	Sir Thomas More	Corner of Serle Street and Carey Street	1888	George Sherrin	George Sherrin
	Peter II, Count of Savoy	Savoy Hotel, Strand	1904 (erected)	Frank Lynn Jenkins		[1]
	The Ages of Man	429 Strand (Zimbabwe House)	1907–8	Jacob Epstein
Left group  Right group	2 groups of figures	Either side of main entrance of Australia House, Aldwych/Strand	1915–18	Harold Parker
	Phoebus Driving the Horses of the Sun	Australia House, Aldwych/Strand	1923	Sir Bertram Mackennal		[2]
	Memorial to Andrew Young	Strand, rear of central block of Bush House	1924	Eric Bradbury	—	Inscribed IN MEMORY OF/ ANDREW YOUNG F.S.I/ FIRST VALUER TO THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL/ 1884–1914/ HE LABOURED TO BEAUTIFY/ THE LONDON HE LOVED. Young oversaw the building of Aldwych and Kingsway in 1899–1905.[3]
	Two elephants and a replica of the Lion Capital of Ashoka	India House, Aldwych	1930s			[4]
Cobra  Peacock  Bo-tree  Fort St George  Ship  Tiger	Twelve decorations representing the states of India	India House, Aldwych	1930s			[5]
	Anglo-American Friendship	Bush House, Aldwych	1924–5	Malvina Hoffman		[6]	51°30′47″N 0°07′03″W / 51.51305°N 0.11748°W
	Bluerain	Lionel Robbins Building (LSE), Portugal Street	2009	Michael Brown		[7]

Covent Garden

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source	Coordinates
	Sir Augustus Harris	Drinking fountain with bust	Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (Catherine Street)	1897	Sir Thomas Brock (bust)	Sidney R. J. Smith	[8]
	Memorial to David Garrick	Bronze relief	27 Southampton Street	1901	Henry Charles Fehr	Charles Fitzroy Doll	[9]
	Market Memorial	Bronze relief	Southampton Street	2006	Glynis John Owen		[10]

Fitzrovia

Broadcasting House

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Atalante and Caryatid	82 Mortimer Street	1896		Arthur Beresford Pite	[11]
	Prospero and Ariel	Broadcasting House, Langham Place	1931	Eric Gill		[12]
	Ariel between Wisdom and Gaiety	Broadcasting House, Langham Place	1931	Eric Gill
	Ariel hearing Celestial Music	Broadcasting House, Langham Place	1931	Eric Gill
	Ariel piping to the Children	Broadcasting House, Langham Place	1931	Eric Gill
	John Nash	All Souls Church, Langham Place	1956	Cecil Thomas		[13]
	Winged Figure	Outside John Lewis department store, Oxford Street	1963	Barbara Hepworth
	Breathing	Egton Wing, Broadcasting House, Langham Street	2008 (unveiled)	Jaume Plensa
	World	Egton Wing, Broadcasting House, Langham Street		Mark Pimlott

Knightsbridge

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Triga	Sculptural group	1 Knightsbridge Green (formerly Caltex House)	1958	Franta Belsky	Stone, Toms and Partners (1955–7) Hurley, Robertson and Associates (2001 refurbishment)	[14][15]
	Four Season	Reliefs	Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel, south façade	1961	Dame Elisabeth Frink	Michael Rosenhauer	[16]

Marylebone

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Madonna and Child	Dean’s Mews	1952	Jacob Epstein	Louis Osman	[17]
	Charles Dickens Panel	Ferguson House, Marylebone Road	1960	Estcourt James (Jim) Clack	Clifford Culpin	[18]
	Heron	George Street
	Girl	The Plaza, 116–132 Oxford Street	1997	Michael Rizzello		[19]
	Westminster Double	Richbourne Court, Harrowby Street	2003	Hamish Black		[20]

Mayfair

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Painting	Colnaghi, 144–146 New Bond Street	1911	Henry Poole	Lanchester & Rickards	[21]
	Science	70–71 New Bond Street		Thomas Rudge		[21]
	Commerce	70–71 New Bond Street		Louis Frederick Roslyn		[21]
	Art	70–71 New Bond Street		Louis Frederick Roslyn		[21]
	Time–Life Screen	New Bond Street	1952–3	Henry Moore		[22]
	Eagle	U.S. Embassy, Grosvenor Square	1960	Theodore Roszak		[23]
	Helix	1–4 Curzon Street	1998	Eilìs O’Connell		[24]
	Verge	23 Savile Row	2003–8	Joel Shapiro	Eric Parry	[25]
	Entrance Sculpture	1 Hanover Street	2005	Bruce McLean	Sheppard Robson	[26]

Burlington House

Burlington House

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	Michelangelo	Burlington House	1870s	William Calder Marshall
	Titian	Burlington House	1870s	William Calder Marshall
	Phidias	Burlington House	1870s	Joseph Durham
	William of Wykeham	Burlington House	1870s	Joseph Durham
	John Flaxman	Burlington House	1870s	Henry Weekes
	Raphael	Burlington House	1870s	Henry Weekes
	Leonardo da Vinci	Burlington House	1870s	Edward Stephens
	Sir Joshua Reynolds	Burlington House	1870s	Edward Stephens
	Sir Christopher Wren	Burlington House	1870s	Edward Stephens

6 Burlington Gardens

6 Burlington Gardens

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	Patrick MacDowell	[27]
	Georges Cuvier (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	Patrick MacDowell	[27]
	Carl Linnaeus (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	Patrick MacDowell	[27]
	Adam Smith (an “English worthy”, although actually Scottish)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	William Theed	[27]
	John Locke (an “English worthy”)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	William Theed	[27]
	Francis Bacon (an “English worthy”)	Pedestrian statue in niche	First storey	1870s	William Theed	[27]
	Sir Isaac Newton (representing Science)	Seated statue	Above the portico	1870s	John Durham	[27]
	Jeremy Bentham (representing Law)	Seated statue	Above the portico	1870s	John Durham	[27]
	John Milton (representing Arts)	Seated statue	Above the portico	1870s	John Durham	[27]
	William Harvey (representing Medicine)	Seated statue	Above the portico	1870s	John Durham	[27]
	Galileo Galilei (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue	Eastern balustrade	1870s	Edward William Wyon	[27]
	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue	Eastern balustrade	1870s	Edward William Wyon	[27]
	Pierre-Simon Laplace (an “illustrious foreigner”)	Pedestrian statue	Eastern balustrade	1870s	Edward William Wyon	[27]
	Galen (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	James Sherwood Westmacott	[27]
	Cicero (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	James Sherwood Westmacott	[27]
	Aristotle (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	James Sherwood Westmacott	[27]
	Plato (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	William F. Woodington	[27]
	Archimedes (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	William F. Woodington	[27]
	Justinian I (representing “ancient culture”)	Pedestrian statue	Central balustrade	1870s	William F. Woodington	[27]
	John Hunter (an “English worthy”, although actually Scottish)	Pedestrian statue	Western balustrade	1870s	Matthew Noble	[27]
	David Hume (an “English worthy”, although actually Scottish)	Pedestrian statue	Western balustrade	1870s	Matthew Noble	[27]
	Humphry Davy (an “English worthy”)	Pedestrian statue	Western balustrade	1870s	Matthew Noble	[27]

Millbank

Entrance to Thames House

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	Saint George	Thames House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger
	Britannia	Thames House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger
	Marine Transport	Imperial Chemical House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger
	The Sower	Imperial Chemical House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger
	Chemistry	Imperial Chemical House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger
	The Builder	Imperial Chemical House	1928	Charles Sargeant Jagger

St James’s

Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source	Coordinates
	Sekhmet	Bust	Sotheby's, 34–35 New Bond Street	c. 1320 BC	—	[28]
	Pallas Athene	Statue	Athenaeum Club, Waterloo Place	c. 1828	Edward Hodges Baily
	Peter De Wint	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	John Robert Cozens	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	David Cox	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	Paul Sandby	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	George Barret, Jr.	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	Thomas Girtin	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	J. M. W. Turner	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	William Henry Hunt	Bust	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Edward Onslow Ford	[21]
	Allegorical figures	Sculptures	Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly		Francis Verheyden	[21]
	Moonlight Ramble	Sculpture	Haymarket House, 27 Haymarket	1992	Jane Ackroyd	[29]
	States of Mind	Relief	Carlton House Terrace	1999	David John Kent

Soho

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Bust of Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby	St. Peter’s School, Great Windmill Street	1871	Attributed to Hamilton MacCarthy, after Matthew Noble		[30]
	The Spirit of Electricity	Orion House (formerly Thorn House), Lichfield Street	1958–61	Geoffrey Clarke	Renton Howard Wood Levine	[31]
	The Horses of Helios	Haymarket near Piccadilly Circus	1992	Rudy Weller		[32]
	The Three Graces	Coventry Street	1992	Rudy Weller
	Britannia and many other figures	County Fire Office Building, 218–222 Regent Street
	Lion	64 Shaftesbury Avenue (corner with Wardour Street)	2009	Hsiao-Chi Tsai and Kimiyo Yoshikawa		[33]

Temple

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source	Coordinates
	Bust of Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex	Devereux Court	c. 1676	Attributed to Caius Gabriel Cibber		[34]
	Winged Form	Abbey Life House, Arundel Street	1968	Geoffrey Wickham		[35]
	The Marchers	King's College, London	1975	Fred Kormis		[36]

Trafalgar Square and vicinity

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source	Coordinates
	Europe and Asia	National Gallery (main portico)		Charles Rossi	William Wilkins
	Victories and other female figures	National Gallery (east and west entrance porticoes)			William Wilkins
	Minerva (originally Britannia)	National Gallery (east façade)		John Flaxman; completed by Edward Hodges Baily	William Wilkins
	Commerce	Norway House, Cockspur Street	1914	Louis Frederick Roselieb	Metcalfe & Greig	[37]
	Transport	Norway House, Cockspur Street	1914	Louis Frederick Roselieb	Metcalfe & Greig	[37]
	Industry	Norway House, Cockspur Street	1914	Louis Frederick Roselieb	Metcalfe & Greig	[37]
	Communications	Norway House, Cockspur Street	1914	Louis Frederick Roselieb	Metcalfe & Greig	[37]
	Bartolomeu Dias	South Africa House, Trafalgar Square	1934	Coert Steynberg	Sir Herbert Baker	[38]
	Winged springbok	South Africa House, Trafalgar Square	1934	Sir Charles Wheeler	Sir Herbert Baker	[39]
	Endangered Species and portrait heads	Grand Buildings, Strand and Northumberland Avenue	c. 1991	Barry Baldwin	Sidell Gibson and Associates

National Portrait Gallery

The St Martin's Place (top) and Irving Street façades of the National Portrait Gallery

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron Macaulay	St Martin's Place façade (over entrance)			Ewan Christian
	Philip Stanhope, 5th Earl Stanhope	St Martin's Place façade (over entrance)			Ewan Christian
	Thomas Carlyle	St Martin's Place façade (over entrance)			Ewan Christian
	William Lodge	St Martin's Place façade (facing north)			Ewan Christian
	Thomas Fuller	St Martin's Place façade			Ewan Christian
	James Granger	St Martin's Place façade (facing north)			Ewan Christian
	William Faithorne	St Martin's Place façade (facing north)			Ewan Christian
	Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon	St Martin's Place façade			Ewan Christian
	Horace Walpole	St Martin's Place façade			Ewan Christian
	Hans Holbein the Younger	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Anthony van Dyck	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Peter Lely	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Godfrey Kneller	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	William Hogarth	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Joshua Reynolds	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Louis-François Roubiliac	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Thomas Lawrence	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian
	Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey	Irving Street façade			Ewan Christian

Victoria

55 Broadway

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Blewcoat Charity Boy	Blewcoat School, Caxton Street	1709
	Queen Victoria and Edward VII	Caxton Hall	1902			[40]
	Anna Pavlova plus 2 female figures, top of building	Victoria Palace Theatre
	Speed Wings Over the World	National Audit Office building (formerly Imperial Airways building)		Eric Broadbent
	Day and Night	55 Broadway	1929	Jacob Epstein	Charles Holden
	North Wind	55 Broadway	1928	A. H. Gerrard	Charles Holden
	North Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Eric Gill	Charles Holden
	East Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Eric Gill	Charles Holden
	East Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Allan G. Wyon	Charles Holden
	South Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Eric Gill	Charles Holden
	South Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Eric Aumonier	Charles Holden
	West Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Samuel Rabinovitch	Charles Holden
	West Wind	55 Broadway	1928	Henry Moore	Charles Holden
	St Francis	47 Francis Street	1961	Arthur Fleischmann	H. A. Darbishire	[34]
	Split Form No. 9	10 Dean Farrar Street	1983–4	Michael Marriott	Michael Lyell Associates	[41]
	Planned Growth	Rowan House, Greycoat Street	1986–7	Peter Thursby	Renton Howard Wood Levine	[42]
	Endangered Species Triptych	Saga House, Allington Street		Barry Baldwin	Sidell Gibson and Associates	[43]

Victoria Embankment

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Designer	Source
	Richard Norman Shaw	Plaque	Norman Shaw Buildings	1914	Hamo Thornycroft	William Lethaby	[44][45]

Westminster

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Architect	Source
	Emery Hill	Bust	United Westminster Almshouses, Rochester Row	c. 1675	Anon.	R. R. Arntz (rebuilding)	[46]
	Queen Anne	Statue	Outside 13 Queen Anne's Gate	1708 at latest	Francis Bird		[47]
	Rev. James Palmer	Bust	United Westminster Almshouses, Rochester Row	c. 1882	Anon.	R. R. Arntz	[48]
	Charles I	Bust	St Margaret’s Church	20th century?	Anon. (after Anthony van Dyck)	W. A. Forsyth (niche)	[49]
	Christ of the Sacred Heart		Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Horseferry Road	1964	Arthur Fleischmann	Harry G. Clacy	[50]
	Man and Woman		Albany House, Petty France	1964	Willi Soukop	D. E. Harrington	[51]

Westminster Abbey

The west façade of Westminster Abbey with niche sculptures of 20th-century martyrs above the portal

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	St Maximilian Kolbe	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Andrew Tanser	[52]
	Manche Masemola	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	John Roberts	[53]
	Archbishop Janani Luwum	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Neil Simmons	[54]
	Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Russia	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	John Roberts	[55]
	Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Tim Crawley	[56]
	Archbishop Óscar Romero	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	John Roberts	[57]
	Dietrich Bonhoeffer	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Tim Crawley	[58]
	Esther John	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Neil Simmons	[59]
	Lucian Tapiedi	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Tim Crawley	[60]
	Wang Zhiming	Statue in niche	above Great West Door	1998	Neil Simmons	[61]

Whitehall

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	Earth and Water	Horse Guards Avenue, outside Ministry of Defence building	1924	Sir Charles Wheeler	[39]

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Image	Title / individual commemorated	Type	Location	Date	Sculptor	Source
	America	Relief	Whitehall façade (spandrel on first storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead	[62]
	Australasia	Relief	Whitehall façade (spandrel on first storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead	[63]
	Africa	Relief	Whitehall façade (spandrel on first storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead	[64]
	Asia	Relief	Whitehall façade (spandrel on first storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead	[65]
	Europe	Relief	Whitehall façade (spandrel on first storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead	[66]
	Captain James Cook	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Sir John Franklin	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	William Wilberforce	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	David Livingstone	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Sir Francis Drake	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Elizabeth I	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Alfred the Great	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Edward the Confessor, an Angel and Christianity	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette and surrounding spandrels on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Æthelberht of Wessex	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Adam Smith	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Sinclair	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Sir Francis Bacon	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip
	Sir Joshua Reynolds	Relief	Whitehall façade (roundel in lunette on second storey)		Henry Hugh Armstead / John Birnie Philip

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Ward-Jackson, Philip (2011). Public Sculpture of Historic Westminster: Volume 1. Public Sculpture of Britain. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

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