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, City centre, Leicester, England, United Kingdom, UK
On an overcast summer day in Leicester, England, a contemporary steel sculpture depicting King Richard III on horseback stands in the Cathedral Gardens. The artwork, surrounded by blooming flowers and on ground damp from recent rain, is marked with the date 22.08.1485, commemorating the Battle of Bosworth Field where the historical king died. His remains were famously rediscovered in Leicester and reinterred in the nearby Leicester Cathedral.

The sculpture is " Rings of Saturn 2005-06 " by a famous Australian artist Inge King at Heide Museum of Modern Art.

Media: stainless steel
Measurements: 450 x 450 x 450 cm
Credit line: Commissioned through the Heide Foundation with
significant assistance from Lindsay and Paula Fox 2005
Copyright & credit: Estate of Inge King

I have photographed this artwork under various conditions: this time it was under cheerful, autumnal sun. The ginkgo tree on the right is ripe with autumn leaves.

John Chamberlain, Lady Charlene and the Marsh Harriers, Painted on chromium-plated stainless steel sculpture

John Chamberlain, Lady Charlene and the Marsh Harriers, Painted on chromium-plated stainless steel sculpture

Juneau, AK - Cruise Port/Seawalk - one of a series of stainless steel sculptures titled: 'Aquileans' by artist Cliff Garten (2017). The 10 sculptures in the series were created to resemble the 'Fluke' of a whale. The name is a portmanteau made from the Latin words for “whale” and “eagle”.

Juneau, AK - Cruise Port/Seawalk - a series of stainless steel sculptures titled: 'Aquileans' by artist Cliff Garten (2017). The 10 sculptures in the series were created to resemble the 'Fluke' of a whale. The name is a portmanteau made from the Latin words for “whale” and “eagle”.

Anchorage, AK - Peratrovich Park (aka 'Old City Hall Park') - stainless steel and granite arch (sculpture) by sculptor Roger Barr (1985). The sculpture is meant to represent a bridge of the 'spirit' that people can pass through.

Anchorage, AK - stainless steel sculpture which is an advertisement for a company called: 'Kiss a Moose'. The sculpture may have been created by sculptor Mike Sirl (but not sure).

Anchorage, AK - stainless steel sculpture which is an advertisement for a company called: 'Kiss a Moose'. The sculpture may have been created by sculptor Mike Sirl (but not sure).

Anchorage, AK - Anchorage Museum - Anchorage Museum - metal, untitled whimsical biomorphic sculpture by Colin Selig (2024)

The two metal sculptures in the image are well-known pieces in the garden:

The white tree-like sculpture on the left is called “Graft” by Roxy Paine. This stainless steel sculpture, created between 2008-2009, represents two fictive but distinct species of trees joined at the trunk, symbolizing the tension between order and chaos.

The red abstract sculpture on the right is “Cheval Rouge (Red Horse)” by Alexander Calder. This piece, created in 1974, is a striking example of Calder’s work with large-scale, abstract forms that often evoke animals or other natural shapes. And of course it's in his favorite color, RED.

Fairbanks, AK - stainless steel sculpture titled: 'Polaris' by Cheryl Hamilton and Michael Vandermeer (2014).

Fairbanks, AK - stainless steel sculpture titled: 'Polaris' by Cheryl Hamilton and Michael Vandermeer (2014).

Back into Olton Station for the first time in many years, this time to see the Shakespeare Express pass the station.


The Olton King by John McKenna is still here.

Vancouver, BC - - Granville Square - 'Container Market' - stainless steel sculpture titled: 'Artificial Rock #143' by Zhan Wang (2009). This piece is a form of 'Jiashanshi' which means 'fake mountain rocks' in Mandarin.

Vancouver - Granville Street - stainless steel sculpture titled: 'A Parallax View' by Babak Golker (2022)

Vancouver - Granville Street - stainless steel sculpture titled: 'A Parallax View' by Babak Golker (2022)