“The Flowering of the English Baroque” by Glynn Williams, memorial to Henry Purcell
Christchurch Gardens
Victoria Street, Westminster
London, October 2009
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3 comments:
Oh and there I went thinking it was Medusa with flowers instead of snakes for hair! And it's not even a woman! ;-)
My apologies Mr. Purcell and Mr. Williams.
Great shot VP!
That's quite funny. Somehow I find it hard to relate to the composer of the music for the funeral of Queen Mary!
I prefer his music, to be honest with you:)
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