“The monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi on Rome’s Janiculum hill is being restored in time for the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy, and will be unveiled by the president of the Italian republic Giorgio Napolitano on 17 March. The statue of Garibaldi on horseback, which dates to 1895 and is the work of Florentine sculptor Emilio Gallori, is among 100 works on the Janiculum being restored in an €18.5 million programme.”
“Angel with the Nail” by Girolamo Lucenti Aspicient ad me quem confixerunt (They shall look upon me whom they have pierced) Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, May 2011
The walkers, also known as the tourists, from “Promeneurs, patineur et chien” (Walkers, Skater and Dog) by Elisabeth Buffoli Forum des Halles, rue Pierre Lescot, 1er arrondissement Paris, July 2008
“The Flowering of the English Baroque” by Glynn Williams, memorial to Henry Purcell Christchurch Gardens, Victoria Street Westminster, London, October 2009
“Angel with the Garment and Dice” by Paolo Naldini Super vestimentum meum miserunt sortem (Upon my vesture they cast lots.) Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, May 2011