Statue of Prince Henry the Navigator, copy after the original by José Simões de Almeida (the younger)
Belgrave Square
London, October 2009
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4 comments:
Pensive. Where shall I sail to next?
@ ciel - He didn't sail much, but he was the great mind behind the beginning of the Age of Exploration.
I had no idea about this statue in London!... Quite a surprise! :-)
Another one that's instantly recognisable as London, even though I've never seen this statue! It must be the colours.
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