“The Meeting Place” by Paul Day
St Pancras railway station
Euston Road
London, January 2008
See also: St Pancras International - John Betjeman - St Pancras - The Poet and the Station
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6 comments:
Such an ugly statue. But I like the way you've photographed it.
Πάσχα.
Φιληθείτε γλυκά χείλη με χείλη.
Πέστε "Χριστός Ανέστη" εχθροί και φίλοι.
I don't think it's THAT ugly... I've lost all my photos of Saint Pancras...
I wouldn't say it's an ugly statue, I like it very much!
I have seen that people love it or hate it--strong feelings about it.
Personally it's not the most beautiful but it conveys the strong, beautiful emotion of being reunited at a station. So what it may lack in physical beauty it makes up for in feeling.
How could anybody see such a beautiful creation as “ugly?” It conveys the emotions perfectly. Paul Day is an artistic genius.
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