by Historic England 3 August 2018 1 Listed places 6 Rituals of remembrance The way we remember is deeply rooted in place and familiarity – from memorial sites marked by statues to ceremonial sanctuaries for quiet reflection.
by Historic England 10 May 2017 14 Architecture Conservation Listed places Parks and Gardens Post-War Architecture 9 Remarkable Survivals from the Festival of Britain The Festival of Britain showcased science, technology, architecture and the arts in venues across the country. Much was dismantled at the end – but there are some remarkable remnants.
by Historic England 26 April 2017 1 A brief introduction to The Post-War Public Art of Peter Laszlo Peri Peter Laszlo Peri lived a most extraordinary life and left an innovative body of work that captured the spirit of the post-war years.
by Historic England 16 March 2017 16 A brief introduction to 8 Statues of Courageous Women in History Less than 10% of statues in the UK depict historical women, and most of those are royalty.
by Historic England 7 September 2016 2 A brief introduction to 55 Years of Public Art in Newcastle-Gateshead The Angel of the North may be Newcastle-Gateshead’s (and probably the UK’s) most well known public artwork but the cityContinue Reading