List of public art in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

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Father Thames (1775) by John Bacon the Elder, Ham House
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This is a list of public art in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.[1]

Barnes[edit]

Main article: Barnes, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Red lions Outside Red Lion pub, Castelnau, Barnes

51°28′32″N 0°14′21″W / 51.47548°N 0.23905°W / 51.47548; -0.23905 		1830s Sculptures — [2]
Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, accompanied by the arms of the City of London, the City of Westminster (historic), Guildford, Kent, Middlesex (historic) and Colchester On Hammersmith Bridge (part also in Hammersmith and Fulham)

51°29′15″N 0°13′52″W / 51.48750°N 0.23111°W / 51.48750; -0.23111 		1887 Joseph Bazalgette (architect) Reliefs Grade II [3]
Dean Colet and Two Pupils St Paul's School

51°29′15″N 0°14′18″W / 51.48740°N 0.23832°W / 51.48740; -0.23832 		1902 Hamo Thornycroft Sculptural group — Originally installed at the school's previous site in Hammersmith, the group was moved here in 1968.[4]

More images 		Barnes War Memorial St Mary's churchyard

51°28′29″N 0°14′30″W / 51.4748°N 0.2417°W / 51.4748; -0.2417 (Barnes War Memorial) 		1921 ? Gabled cross Grade II Unveiled 19 June 1921.[5]

More images 		Memorial to Steve Fairbairn, a.k.a. Mile Post Riverside at Barnes

51°28′43″N 0°13′37″W / 51.47852°N 0.226987°W / 51.47852; -0.226987 		1962 Obelisk — [6]

More images 		Statue of Peter Scott London Wetland Centre

51°28′36″N 0°14′08″W / 51.47658°N 0.23565°W / 51.47658; -0.23565 		2000 Nicola Godden Statue — [7]
Dragonfly sculpture Roof of the meeting point at the WWT London Wetland Centre's Visitor Centre

51°28′37″N 0°14′09″W / 51.47708°N 0.23575°W / 51.47708; -0.23575 		Sculpture — [8]
Peter Day memorial sculpture London Wetland Centre Sculpture —
Sundial
Max Nicholson 		London Wetland Centre 2004 Piers Nicholson Stainless steel sundial — [9]
Two hawks Entrance to No. 9 The Terrace

51°28′22″N 0°15′08″W / 51.472793°N 0.252096°W / 51.472793; -0.252096 		19th century Sculpture Grade II

More images 		Marc Bolan's Rock Shrine
Marc Bolan 		Queens Ride

51°27′58″N 0°14′19″W / 51.465979°N 0.238695°W / 51.465979; -0.238695 		2002 Bust —

Bushy Park[edit]

Main article: Bushy Park
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes

More images 		Diana Fountain Great Basin, Chestnut Avenue

51°24′36″N 0°20′10″W / 51.40992°N 0.33619°W / 51.40992; -0.33619 		17th-century sculptures in an 18th-century setting Hubert Le Sueur, Francesco Fanelli Grade I [10]
Canadian Totem Pole Waterhouse Plantation

51°24′47.58″N 0°21′3.07″W / 51.4132167°N 0.3508528°W / 51.4132167; -0.3508528 		1992 Norman Tait — [11]
Totem Bench Waterhouse Plantation

51°24′45.27″N 0°21′1.69″W / 51.4125750°N 0.3504694°W / 51.4125750; -0.3504694 		1993 Katie Walker — [12]
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expedition Force (SHAEF) Memorial Near Chestnut Avenue

51°25′06″N 0°19′41″W / 51.4183°N 0.3280°W / 51.4183; -0.3280 		1994 — [11]
United States Army Air Force Memorial Near Chestnut Avenue

51°25′09″N 0°19′45″W / 51.4193°N 0.3291°W / 51.4193; -0.3291 		1999 — [11]
Metal sculpture on the Cascade Bushy Park Water Gardens 2008 Ian Gill —

Ham and Petersham[edit]

Main articles: Ham, London and Petersham, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes

More images 		Father Thames Ham House

51°26′40″N 0°18′52″W / 51.44448°N 0.31433°W / 51.44448; -0.31433 		1775 John Bacon Sculpture Grade II [13]
Dysart coat of arms Gatehouse off Petersham Road, Petersham, near Tree Close

51°26′42″N 0°18′12″W / 51.445103°N 0.303422°W / 51.445103; -0.303422 		1900 c. 1900 Relief Grade II [14]
Ham War Memorial St Andrew's churchyard

51°26′00″N 0°18′15″W / 51.4332°N 0.3041°W / 51.4332; -0.3041 (Ham War Memorial) 		1920 ? Memorial cross Grade II [15]

More images 		Petersham War Memorial Near St Peter's Church

51°26′49″N 0°18′05″W / 51.446845°N 0.301375°W / 51.446845; -0.301375 		1920 ? Memorial cross Grade II Unveiled 26 November 1920.[16]

More images 		All Saints' Church, Petersham Bute Avenue 1901–1909 John Kelly Statues and reliefs Grade II
Saint George and the Dragon Meadlands Primary School, Broughton Avenue 1952 Relief
Pastorale Parkleys Estate, Ham Parade 1956 Keith Godwin Sculpture
Queen's Platinum Jubilee plaque Petersham Road, near Tree Close

51°26′43″N 0°18′11″W / 51.445278°N 0.303186°W / 51.445278; -0.303186 		2022 (originally Queen's Silver Jubilee and Queen's Diamond Jubilee plaque; altered 2012 for her Diamond Jubilee) [14]
Ashburnham Road Community Mosaic Junction of Ashburnham Road and Back Lane, Ham

51°26′16″N 0°18′50″W / 51.43789°N 0.31398°W / 51.43789; -0.31398 		2005 Howard Grange, Miriam Zadik Gold, local residents Mosaic [17]
Ham Village Green Community Mosaic Project 2014 Julia van den Bosch and Kim Porrelli, Save the World Club Mosaic [18]
Ham Village Sign Gate House Garden, Ham Parade 2021 Diana Burnard (of Village Signs), designed by Jim Andrews [19]

Hampton and Hampton Hill[edit]

Main articles: Hampton, London and Hampton Hill
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes

More images 		Monument to William Roy Roy Grove, Hampton

51°25′34″N 0°21′57″W / 51.42621°N 0.36571°W / 51.42621; -0.36571 		1791 William Mudge Cannon (repurposed) Grade II Marks the south-eastern end of the baseline measured by General Roy in 1784 which is considered to be the origin of the Ordnance Survey. Its counterpart to the north-west is at Heathrow Airport.[20]
Insignia of the 8th Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment Over door of 15 High Street, Hampton Hill

51°25′22″N 0°21′32″W / 51.42282°N 0.35888°W / 51.42282; -0.35888 		1914

More images 		Hampton Hill War Memorial St James's churchyard

51°25′48″N 0°21′39″W / 51.4299°N 0.3607°W / 51.4299; -0.3607 (Hampton Hill War Memorial) 		1920 P. M. Andrews Memorial cross Grade II Unveiled 26 May 1920.[21]
Tagg's Island Sundial Hampton Court Road, near Tagg's Island

51°24′36″N 0°21′06″W / 51.40987°N 0.35171°W / 51.40987; -0.35171 		1999 David Harber [22]
Mural Hampton Youth Project

51°25′33″N 0°22′39″W / 51.42581°N 0.37745°W / 51.42581; -0.37745 		Extended in 2012 Tom Ryall (extension) [23][24]
Gates, railings and an entrance piece Tangley Park Family Centre, Bramble Lane, Hampton

51°25′32.29″N 0°22′40.49″W / 51.4256361°N 0.3779139°W / 51.4256361; -0.3779139 		2013 Helena Roden (artist), Gideon Petersen (blacksmith) [18]

Hampton Court Palace[edit]

See also: List of works of art at Hampton Court Palace
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Coat of arms of Cardinal Thomas Wolsey On east side of Anne Boleyn Gatehouse, over doorway

51°24′12″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403425°N 0.33803°W / 51.403425; -0.33803 		1521 c. 1521 Relief Grade I [25]

More images 		Astronomical clock On east side of Anne Boleyn Gatehouse

51°24′12″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403425°N 0.33803°W / 51.403425; -0.33803 		1540 Nicholas Kratzer and Nicholas Oursian Astronomical clock Grade I [25]

More images 		The Three Graces Fountain Garden, at east end

51°24′10″N 0°20′02″W / 51.402874°N 0.33379°W / 51.402874; -0.33379 		After a 16th-century original After Germain Pilon and Domenico del Barbiere Sculpture Grade II* A copy (of uncertain date) of the funerary monument for the heart of Henry II of France, now in the Louvre.[26]
Hercules South side of palace, facing Privy Garden

51°24′10″N 0°20′14″W / 51.402786°N 0.33721°W / 51.402786; -0.33721 		17th century [27]
Roman soldier South side of palace, facing Privy Garden

51°24′10″N 0°20′13″W / 51.402786°N 0.33707°W / 51.402786; -0.33707 		17th century [28]
Privy Garden statues Privy Garden

51°24′04″N 0°20′15″W / 51.401097°N 0.33762°W / 51.401097; -0.33762 		17th century [29]
Sundial Privy Garden (at north end)

51°24′10″N 0°20′14″W / 51.402647°N 0.33722°W / 51.402647; -0.33722 		1680 c. 1680 Thomas Tompion Sundial Grade I [30]
Hercules triumphing over Envy East Front 1695–1696 c. 1695–1696 Caius Gabriel Cibber Tympanum relief Grade I [31]

More images 		Flower Pot Gate Hampton Court Road, north of Hampton Court

51°24′23″N 0°20′07″W / 51.406361°N 0.335392°W / 51.406361; -0.335392 		1699–1700 John Nost Grade I [32]

More images 		Lion Gate Hampton Court Road, north of Hampton Court

51°24′23″N 0°20′14″W / 51.406341°N 0.337118°W / 51.406341; -0.337118 		18th century Christopher Wren (architect) Grade I [33]

More images 		Screen South end of Privy Garden, facing River Thames

51°24′03″N 0°20′15″W / 51.400877°N 0.33762°W / 51.400877; -0.33762 		1701 Jean Tijou Screen Grade I [34]
Lion of England Trophy Gate

51°24′16″N 0°20′29″W / 51.404526°N 0.34140°W / 51.404526; -0.34140 		1708 Grinling Gibbons and John Oliver Sculpture Grade I [35]
Unicorn of Scotland Trophy Gate

51°24′16″N 0°20′29″W / 51.404506°N 0.34144°W / 51.404506; -0.34144 		1708 Grinling Gibbons and John Oliver Sculpture [35]
Trophies of arms Trophy Gate

51°24′16″N 0°20′29″W / 51.404486°N 0.34148°W / 51.404486; -0.34148 		1708 Grinling Gibbons and John Oliver Sculpture [36]
Adonis Rose Garden 1869 Robert Jackson Statue Grade II Moved to this site from the Privy Garden in 1995.[37]
Flora Rose Garden 1869 Robert Jackson Statue Grade II Moved to this site from the Privy Garden in 1995.[37]
Abundance Rose Garden 1906 c. 1906 Francis Derwent Wood Sculpture —
King's Beasts Tudor Garden, Chapel Court

51°24′13″N 0°20′12″W / 51.403658°N 0.33678°W / 51.403658; -0.33678 		2009 Todd Longstaffe-Gowan (landscape architect) [38]

The King's Beasts[edit]

Main article: King's Beasts, Hampton Court Palace
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes

More images 		Lion of England North side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403622°N 0.33927°W / 51.403622; -0.33927 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Seymour Panther North side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403605°N 0.33927°W / 51.403605; -0.33927 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Greyhound of Richmond North side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403583°N 0.33920°W / 51.403583; -0.33920 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Yale of Beaufort North side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403578°N 0.33909°W / 51.403578; -0.33909 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Tudor Dragon North side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403572°N 0.33904°W / 51.403572; -0.33904 		1911 Sculpture [39]
Queen's Panther South side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403508°N 0.33904°W / 51.403508; -0.33904 		1911 Sculpture [39]
Bull of Clarence South side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403510°N 0.33911°W / 51.403510; -0.33911 		1911 Sculpture [39]
Queen's Lion South side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403520°N 0.33921°W / 51.403520; -0.33921 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Royal Dragon South side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403527°N 0.33926°W / 51.403527; -0.33926 		1911 Sculpture [39]

More images 		Seymour Unicorn South side of Moat Bridge

51°24′13″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403514°N 0.33929°W / 51.403514; -0.33929 		1911 Sculpture [39]

Terracotta roundels[edit]

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Tiberius Main gatehouse

51°24′13″N 0°20′20″W / 51.403598°N 0.33900°W / 51.403598; -0.33900 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Nero Main gatehouse

51°24′12″N 0°20′21″W / 51.403376°N 0.33904°W / 51.403376; -0.33904 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Trajan Anne Boleyn's Gatehouse, west side

51°24′13″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403494°N 0.33816°W / 51.403494; -0.33816 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Hadrian Anne Boleyn's Gatehouse, west side

51°24′12″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403399°N 0.33819°W / 51.403399; -0.33819 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Vitellius Anne Boleyn's Gatehouse, east side

51°24′12″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403398°N 0.33804°W / 51.403398; -0.33804 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Augustus Anne Boleyn's Gatehouse, east side

51°24′12″N 0°20′17″W / 51.403461°N 0.33803°W / 51.403461; -0.33803 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [40]
Titus George II Gateway

51°24′12″N 0°20′16″W / 51.403411°N 0.33765°W / 51.403411; -0.33765 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [41]
Otho George II Gateway

51°24′12″N 0°20′16″W / 51.403411°N 0.33765°W / 51.403411; -0.33765 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [41]
Galba George II Gateway

51°24′12″N 0°20′16″W / 51.403341°N 0.33767°W / 51.403341; -0.33767 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [41]
Julius Caesar George II Gateway

51°24′12″N 0°20′16″W / 51.403341°N 0.33767°W / 51.403341; -0.33767 		1521 Giovanni da Maiano Roundel Grade I [41]

Hampton Wick[edit]

Main article: Hampton Wick
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes

More images 		Hampton Wick War Memorial Hampton Wick Roundabout

51°24′40″N 0°18′41″W / 51.4112°N 0.3113°W / 51.4112; -0.3113 		1921 ? Memorial cross Grade II [42]
Sculpture Hampton Wick Riverside ? sculpture

Kew[edit]

Main article: Kew
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Leda and the Swan Over door of Adam House, 352 Kew Road

51°28′56″N 0°17′13″W / 51.48224°N 0.28701°W / 51.48224; -0.28701 		1750 c. 1750 Relief Grade II* [43][44]
Royal Arms (Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee memorial) On 22 Gloucester Road (the former parish hall of St Anne's Church)

51°28′58″N 0°17′06″W / 51.48284°N 0.28501°W / 51.48284; -0.28501 		1897 Relief [45]
Coat of arms of Surrey Kew Bridge (see also under Hounslow)

51°29′12″N 0°17′14″W / 51.48676°N 0.28735°W / 51.48676; -0.28735 		1903 John Wolfe Barry and Cuthbert A. Brereton Relief Grade II [46]

More images 		Kew War Memorial On Kew Green, next to St Anne's Church

51°29′00″N 0°17′15″W / 51.48345°N 0.28751°W / 51.48345; -0.28751 		1921 ? Memorial cross Grade II Unveiled 25 June 1921.[47]
Gates and railings The National Archives 1990–1995 c. 1990–1995 Alan Evans Gates and railings — Based on medieval tally sticks, an early form of accounting.[48]
Cayho Kew Pier 2000 Mark Folds Sculpture —

More images 		There Be Monsters Outside The National Archives

51°28′52″N 0°16′48″W / 51.480995°N 0.280046°W / 51.480995; -0.280046 		2004–2005 Workshop & Company Mosaic globe sculpture — [49]
Abstract sculpture to represent formal letter mail and a file cabinet. Emerald Gardens, Bessant Drive David Harber Metal sculpture — [50]
Abstract sculpture representing upside down pen nibs Emerald Gardens, Bessant Drive David Harber Metal sculpture — [50]
Mosaic Gardens Windham Croft Centre for Children, 16 Windham Road 2012 Martin Cheek and many schools — [18]
Miss Prism Kew Riverside William Pye Water-powered kinetic sculpture —
Eccentric Empress Kew Riverside 2018 Danny Lane Glass sculpture —
Sundial Kew Riverside, Melliss Avenue Sculpture —
Parabolic Reflectors (Sound Mirrors) Kew Riverside Richter Spielgeräte Steel-reinforced concrete —
White Light Passage Kew Riverside 1999 John Gibbons Stainless steel —

Kew Gardens[edit]

Main article: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Chinese guardian lions Facing pond, near Palm House

51°28′44″N 0°17′28″W / 51.478955°N 0.290996°W / 51.478955; -0.290996 		14th–18th century ? Statues — Possibly from the Ming period or later; similar to bronze examples in the Forbidden City. Given to the gardens by Sir John Ramsden in 1958.[51]

More images 		Flora The Orangery 18th century
Five statues in a semicircle Queen's Garden, behind Kew Palace

51°29′03″N 0°17′44″W / 51.484272°N 0.295469°W / 51.484272; -0.295469 		1734–1735 [52]
Shepherd Temperate House 1760–1770 John Cheere Statue
Shepherdess Temperate House 1760–1770 John Cheere Statue

More images 		David Temperate House 19th century After Donatello Statue

More images 		Hercules and Achelous In pond near Palm House

51°28′46″N 0°17′27″W / 51.479435°N 0.290802°W / 51.479435; -0.290802 		1814 c. 1814 François Joseph Bosio Sculptural group Grade II Purchased by George IV in 1829 through his goldsmiths Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, and placed in the grounds of Windsor Castle. Installed here in 1963, when it was adapted for use as a fountain.[53]

More images 		Medici Vase North-east of Palm House 1825 c. 1825 Vase Grade II
Lion Lion Gate, Kew Road

51°28′38″N 0°17′28″W / 51.477112°N 0.291031°W / 51.477112; -0.291031 		1845 (Coade stone lion statue 1821) Thomas Hardwick Grade II
Unicorn Unicorn Gate, Kew Road

51°28′14″N 0°17′37″W / 51.470601°N 0.293715°W / 51.470601; -0.293715 		1845 (Coade stone unicorn statue 1821) Thomas Hardwick Grade II
Elizabeth Gate (formerly Main Gate) Kew Green

51°29′04″N 0°17′29″W / 51.484372°N 0.29130°W / 51.484372; -0.29130 		1846 Decimus Burton Grade II*
Cumberland Gate Kew Road

51°28′49″N 0°17′21″W / 51.480345°N 0.289043°W / 51.480345; -0.289043 		1868 William Eden Nesfield Grade II [54]
Victoria Gate Kew Road

51°28′40″N 0°17′27″W / 51.477902°N 0.290780°W / 51.477902; -0.290780 		1868 William Eden Nesfield Grade II [54]

More images 		Out in the Fields Herb Garden

51°28′50″N 0°17′21″W / 51.480545°N 0.289293°W / 51.480545; -0.289293 		1879 Arthur George Atkinson Sculpture —

More images 		The Sower Near Princess of Wales Conservatory

51°28′57″N 0°17′21″W / 51.482445°N 0.289279°W / 51.482445; -0.289279 		1886 Hamo Thornycroft Sculpture Grade II
War memorial Temple of Arethusa 1921 Robert Lorimer Plaque Grade II Unveiled 25 May 1921.[55]
Sundial Near Kew Palace

51°28′59″N 0°17′40″W / 51.483037°N 0.294361°W / 51.483037; -0.294361 		1959 Martin Holden (based on Thomas Tompion) Sundial Grade II [56]

More images 		Boy with Dolphin Queen's Garden, behind Kew Palace

51°29′03″N 0°17′43″W / 51.484162°N 0.295349°W / 51.484162; -0.295349 		1959 c. 1959 After Andrea del Verrocchio Fountain with sculpture —
Kew Mural In the Visitors Centre at Victoria Gate

51°28′41″N 0°17′27″W / 51.478012°N 0.290791°W / 51.478012; -0.290791 		1988 Robert H. Games —
Seven Slate Towers Secluded Garden

51°28′57″N 0°17′28″W / 51.482505°N 0.291199°W / 51.482505; -0.291199 		1995–1996 Dan Reuben Harvey and Heather Ackroyd Sculpture — [57]

More images 		A Maximis ad Minima 1998 Eduardo Paolozzi Sculpture — [58]
Bootstrap DNA Near Jodrell Laboratory

51°28′55.8″N 0°17′20.8″W / 51.482167°N 0.289111°W / 51.482167; -0.289111 		2003 Charles Jencks/John Gibson Sculpture — [59]

More images 		Leaf Spirit Woodland Garden 2018 Simon Gudgeon Sculpture —

The Queen's Beasts[edit]

Main article: The Queen's Beasts § Replicas
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
White Greyhound of Richmond Outside Palm House

51°28′43″N 0°17′32″W / 51.478607°N 0.292100°W / 51.478607; -0.292100 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Yale of Beaufort Outside Palm House

51°28′43″N 0°17′32″W / 51.478707°N 0.292162°W / 51.478707; -0.292162 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Red Dragon of Wales Outside Palm House

51°28′44″N 0°17′32″W / 51.478863°N 0.292246°W / 51.478863; -0.292246 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
White Horse of Hanover Outside Palm House

51°28′44″N 0°17′32″W / 51.478939°N 0.292316°W / 51.478939; -0.292316 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Lion of England Outside Palm House

51°28′45″N 0°17′33″W / 51.479111°N 0.2924341°W / 51.479111; -0.2924341 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
White Lion of Mortimer Outside Palm House

51°28′45″N 0°17′33″W / 51.479176°N 0.2924345°W / 51.479176; -0.2924345 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Unicorn of Scotland Outside Palm House

51°28′45″N 0°17′33″W / 51.479286°N 0.2924879°W / 51.479286; -0.2924879 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Griffin of Edward III Outside Palm House

51°28′46″N 0°17′33″W / 51.479429°N 0.2925289°W / 51.479429; -0.2925289 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Black Bull of Clarence Outside Palm House

51°28′46″N 0°17′33″W / 51.479559°N 0.292601°W / 51.479559; -0.292601 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]
Falcon of the Plantagenets Outside Palm House

51°28′47″N 0°17′34″W / 51.479659°N 0.292684°W / 51.479659; -0.292684 		1956 James Woodford Statue — [60]

Mortlake and East Sheen[edit]

Main articles: Mortlake and East Sheen
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
University Boat Race finishing stone The Riverside, Mortlake 19th century

More images 		Mortlake and East Sheen War Memorial Sheen Lane, at crossroads with Upper Richmond Road West, East Sheen

51°27′52″N 0°16′00″W / 51.46452°N 0.266787°W / 51.46452; -0.266787 		1925 Albert Myers Obelisk Grade II [61]

More images 		The Angel of Death East Sheen Cemetery 1922 Sydney March Portland stone and bronze memorial Grade II*
Mortlake Brewery War Memorial Lower Richmond Road, Mortlake 1945; moved to present site c. 1959 after closure of original brewery [62]
Stag relief Outside the gates of the old Stag Brewery, Lower Richmond Road Moved here about 1959 when Watney's Stag Brewery in Victoria was demolished.
Mosaic marking Tim Berners-Lee's invention of the World Wide Web Sheen Lane Centre, Sheen Lane, East Sheen

51°27′56″N 0°16′03″W / 51.46562°N 0.267373°W / 51.46562; -0.267373 		June 2013 Sue Edkins [63]
Glass flowers Mortlake Crematorium, Garden of Remembrance Glass sculpture

Richmond[edit]

Main article: Richmond, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Coat of arms of Henry VII Gatehouse of the former Richmond Palace

51°27′41″N 0°18′32″W / 51.461388°N 0.308809°W / 51.461388; -0.308809 		Restored in the 20th century Grade I [64]
Father Thames or River God Terrace Gardens

51°27′11″N 0°18′06″W / 51.45306°N 0.30153°W / 51.45306; -0.30153 		1775 John Bacon Grade II Coade stone statue, from the same cast as those at Ham House and Somerset House.[65]

More images 		Milestone obelisk Richmond Bridge

51°27′29″N 0°18′21″W / 51.45798°N 0.30583°W / 51.45798; -0.30583 		1777 c. 1777 ? Obelisk Grade II [66]
Drinking fountain Richmond Green

51°27′38″N 0°18′23″W / 51.460667°N 0.306416°W / 51.460667; -0.306416 		Late 19th century Drinking fountain Grade II Restored in 1977 to mark the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II.[67]
Christ with two angels Over entrance to St Matthias Church

51°27′24″N 0°17′45″W / 51.4567°N 0.2958°W / 51.4567; -0.2958 		1857 George Gilbert Scott (architect) Grade II [68]
Two obelisks Old Deer Park, beside the Thames near Richmond Lock

51°27′42″N 0°18′53″W / 51.461591°N 0.314822°W / 51.461591; -0.314822 		1874 [69]
Memorial to Barbara Hofland Outside St Mary Magdalene, Richmond 1885 Edward William Wyon [70]
Royal Arms of England (1399–1603) Façade of Old Town Hall, now Museum of Richmond, by main entrance

51°27′32″N 0°18′24″W / 51.45888°N 0.30659°W / 51.45888; -0.30659 		1893
Coat of arms of the Municipal Borough of Richmond Façade of Old Town Hall, now Museum of Richmond, by main entrance

51°27′32″N 0°18′24″W / 51.45888°N 0.30659°W / 51.45888; -0.30659 		1893
Euterpe Over entrance to Richmond Theatre

51°27′43″N 0°18′14″W / 51.46206°N 0.30381°W / 51.46206; -0.30381 		1899 John Broad (for Doulton of Lambeth) Architectural sculpture Grade II* [71]
Monument for prevention of cruelty to animals Richmond Hill

51°27′2.41″N 0°17′48.44″W / 51.4506694°N 0.2967889°W / 51.4506694; -0.2967889 		1901 Thomas Edward Collcutt Grade II [72][73]
Calvary East end of St John the Divine 1905 Richard Garbe
Badge of the Order of the Garter Over main entrance to Royal Star and Garter Home, Richmond Hill

51°27′02″N 0°17′48″W / 51.450488°N 0.296764°W / 51.450488; -0.296764 		1919 Edwin Cooper Grade II [74]

More images 		War memorial St Mary Magdalene's churchyard

51°27′37″N 0°18′14″W / 51.4604°N 0.3039°W / 51.4604; -0.3039 (St Maary Magalene's Church War Memorial) 		1920 ? Eleanor cross Grade II [75]

More images 		Richmond War Memorial End of Whittaker Avenue, Richmond

51°27′31″N 0°18′25″W / 51.45866°N 0.30704°W / 51.45866; -0.30704 		1921 Grade II [76]

More images 		South African War Memorial Richmond Cemetery, Grove Road 1921 Edwin Lutyens Cenotaph Grade II

More images 		Aphrodite Terrace Gardens

51°27′10″N 0°18′09″W / 51.45284°N 0.30243°W / 51.45284; -0.30243 		1952 Alan Howes Sculpture — Donated to the borough in 1954, the work was initially extremely unpopular with local residents, who considered it obscene.[77] Nicknamed "Bulbous Betty".[78]
Bust of George Washington The American International University in London 1995 Avard Fairbanks Bust —

More images 		Bust of Bernardo O'Higgins O'Higgins Square, next to Richmond Bridge

51°27′28″N 0°18′21″W / 51.45786°N 0.30583°W / 51.45786; -0.30583 		1998 ? Bust — [79]
Inscribed stonework to mark restoration of the gardens Terrace Gardens 2009 Michael Jensen [18]
Time and Tide... Lower George Street, Richmond 2010 Tony McSweeney [18]

More images 		Statue of Virginia Woolf Richmond Riverside 2022 Laury Dizengremel Seated statue on bench
Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom Façade of 70 George Street (the town's former post office)

51°27′37″N 0°18′20″W / 51.46028°N 0.30549°W / 51.46028; -0.30549
Coat of arms of the Municipal Borough of Richmond Façade of 70 George Street (the town's former post office)

51°27′37″N 0°18′20″W / 51.46028°N 0.30549°W / 51.46028; -0.30549
Odeon Cinema Hill Street 1930 Julian Leathart and W. R. Grainger Grade II [80]
Bust of Henry VII Richmond Lending Library

Teddington[edit]

Main article: Teddington
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Jubilee fountain Park Road

51°25′31″N 0°20′05″W / 51.42526°N 0.33478°W / 51.42526; -0.33478 		1887 — [81]
Memorial to Timothy Bennet Sandy Lane

51°24′51.69″N 0°19′3.67″W / 51.4143583°N 0.3176861°W / 51.4143583; -0.3176861 		1900 Grade II [82][83]
Diana of Versailles Grove Gardens 1910 c. 1910 Domenico Brucciani [84]
Church Cross War Memorial Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Church Road

51°25′34.51″N 0°20′10.39″W / 51.4262528°N 0.3362194°W / 51.4262528; -0.3362194 		After 1918 Memorial cross [85]

More images 		Stanley School War Memorial Stanley Primary School, Strathmore Road

51°26′02″N 0°20′46″W / 51.4340°N 0.3462°W / 51.4340; -0.3462 (Stanley School War Memorial) 		1920 W. T. Curtis Obelisk Grade II Unveiled 27 October 1920.[86]

More images 		Teddington War Memorial Hampton Road, outside Teddington Memorial Hospital

51°25′35″N 0°20′26″W / 51.42637°N 0.34065°W / 51.42637; -0.34065 		1921 Francis William Doyle Jones Cenotaph Grade II Unveiled 8 January 1921.[87]
Bust of Noël Coward Teddington Library 1999 Avril Vellacott
27 paintings and sculptures Teddington Health and Social Care Centre 2010 Christine Byron, Julian Das, Chuck Elliot, Sam Haynes, Andrew McRobb, Andràs Mészàros, Jane Porter, Salina Somalya, Peter Slight, Jill Storey, Anna Tikhomirova, Stefano Unterthiner, Duncan Usher, Katie Wall, John Walsom [18]
32 paintings, graphic designs, photographs and prints Teddington Memorial Hospital

51°25′35″N 0°20′26.42″W / 51.42639°N 0.3406722°W / 51.42639; -0.3406722 		2012 Christine Byron, Colin Campbell, Catherine Cartwright, Tessa Charles, Helen Dixon, John Glover, Jerry Harpur, Andrew McRobb, Tom Nowell, Jill Storey, Anna Tikhomirova [18]
Poppies (First World War memorial) High Street, near junction with Elmfield Avenue

51°25′38″N 0°20′01″W / 51.42719°N 0.3337°W / 51.42719; -0.3337 		2015 Camelia Botnar Foundation [88]

Twickenham[edit]

Main article: Twickenham
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Redeeming The Time (sundial) Dial House, Twickenham Riverside

51°26′49″N 0°19′28″W / 51.44691°N 0.32447°W / 51.44691; -0.32447 		1726 Thomas Twining [89]
Eagle Over entrance to Ryde House, East Twickenham

51°27′22″N 0°18′36″W / 51.45604°N 0.30993°W / 51.45604; -0.30993 		1830 c. 1830 Grade II [90]
Lion Entrance to West Stand, Twickenham Stadium

51°27′20″N 0°20′35″W / 51.45552°N 0.34304°W / 51.45552; -0.34304 		1837 William F. Woodington for Coade & Sealy Statue [91]

More images 		The Naked Ladies York House gardens

51°26′48.30″N 0°19′26.50″W / 51.4467500°N 0.3240278°W / 51.4467500; -0.3240278 		Late 19th-century sculptures in an early 20th-century setting Oscar Spalmach Grade II [92]
The Birth of Venus The Japanese garden, York House Early 20th century
Science, Literature and Art Twickenham Library 1906 Gilbert Seale Grade II [93]
Alfred, Lord Tennyson Twickenham Library 1906 Roundel Grade II
Alexander Pope Twickenham Library 1906 Roundel Grade II
Diane de Gabies Orleans House garden 1910 c. 1910 Domenico Brucciani [84]

More images 		Twickenham War Memorial Radnor Gardens

51°26′25″N 0°19′55″W / 51.44023°N 0.33187°W / 51.44023; -0.33187 		1921 Mortimer Brown Statue Grade II*
Memorial to George Rowland Hill Twickenham Stadium 1929 ? Relief [94]
Relief representing electricity 42 York Street (former South Eastern Electricity Board building) 1930s Percy George Bentham
The Spirit of Rugby
(The Kicker, The Winger, The Scrum-Half and The Forward) 		Entrance to West Stand, Twickenham Stadium

51°27′20″N 0°20′35″W / 51.45554°N 0.34307°W / 51.45554; -0.34307 		1994/1995 Gerald Laing Statues — [95][96]
Restless Kingdom Outside Twickenham railway station

51°27′0.65″N 0°19′51″W / 51.4501806°N 0.33083°W / 51.4501806; -0.33083 		2003 Guy Rushworth Harden Sculpture [97]
Statue of Nick Duncombe Twickenham Stoop 2005 Nathan David Statue [98]
B is for Boat – R is for River Diamond Jubilee Gardens 2005 Kevin Herlihy [18]
Core Values Front of South Stand, Twickenham Stadium

51°27′19″N 0°20′21″W / 51.45526°N 0.33904°W / 51.45526; -0.33904 		2010 Gerald Laing (artist) and Black Isle Bronze Foundry Sculptural group [99]

More images 		Mural to the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Church Street, Twickenham, near York House

51°26′53″N 0°19′31″W / 51.44806°N 0.32528°W / 51.44806; -0.32528 		18 May 2010 Sam Haynes and pupils of Christ's and Grey Court Schools [100]
Twickenham's War (2015) Diamond Jubilee Gardens, The Frame (changing display of artworks) June 2011 Roger Hutchins (frame) with artworks by Nathalie Palin, Rachel Craddock, Emily Allchurch and young people [18]
Metal sculpture Kneller Gardens

51°26′49″N 0°21′00″W / 51.44691°N 0.34987°W / 51.44691; -0.34987 		2012 Cuong Van Huynh, Oliver Jackman [101]
Poem (inscribed in ground around a poplar tree) Diamond Jubilee Gardens 23 June 2012 (official opening) Land Use Consultants LUC and The Landscape Group [18]
The Four Seasons Insect Hotel Twickenham Embankment

51°26′44.64″N 0°19′38.45″W / 51.4457333°N 0.3273472°W / 51.4457333; -0.3273472 		2014 Portia Baker and Emily Allchurch, children from Radnor House School and Orleans Junior School [18]

More images 		Pope's Urn
Alexander Pope 		Champion's Wharf, Twickenham Riverside

51°26′48″N 0°19′29″W / 51.446609°N 0.324584°W / 51.446609; -0.324584 		2015 Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Stylised urn and benches [102][103]
Rose and Poppy Gates Twickenham Stadium 2016 Harry Gray Gates [104]

More images 		Memorial to the Belgian Village on the Thames Warren Gardens, St Margarets

51°27′16″N 0°18′17″W / 51.4545°N 0.3048°W / 51.4545; -0.3048 (Memorial to the Belgian Village on the Thames) 		2017 Kristoffel Boudens [105]
Sculpture East Stand, Twickenham Stadium

51°27′22″N 0°20′25″W / 51.45624°N 0.34017°W / 51.45624; -0.34017
Various wooden sculptures of wildlife Kneller Gardens
Various sculptures Champions Wharf, Twickenham Riverside

51°26′47″N 0°19′29″W / 51.44651°N 0.32477°W / 51.44651; -0.32477 		[106]
Sculpture of bullrushes Champions Wharf, Twickenham Riverside

51°26′47″N 0°19′30″W / 51.44642°N 0.32487°W / 51.44642; -0.32487
Bullrushes sculpture The Japanese Garden, York House

More images 		St Mary's University, Twickenham Strawberry Hill Park 19th century Statues and reliefs

Whitton[edit]

Main article: Whitton, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Whitton Community Mosaic Whitton High Street 2004 Adipost Ceramic Studio; Frances Grant — [18]
12 benches carved with wildlife reliefs Crane Park

51°26′36″N 0°22′31″W / 51.4432°N 0.37534°W / 51.4432; -0.37534 		Winter 2014 (3 benches), 9 earlier Paul Sivell — [107]

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External links[edit]

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