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Check out the latest film of Finsbury Circus Gardens released by City of London Full link here: youtube.com/watch?v=Qw4iu8… 🌳Design by Realm for City of London. Realm

This is a long linear park that was recently added to a Lambeth road that runs alongside the railway out of Waterloo station. ianvisits.co.uk/articles/londo… ianvisits.co.uk/articles/londo…

Figure of a Woman, 1930 by English sculptor Barbara Hepworth #WomensArt

'Aldeburgh boat', wax batik on cotton by contemporary batik artist Caryl Challis #womensart

Still Life with Fruit and Flowers 1988 #MaryFedden

The historic Hestercombe House and Gardens in Taunton has gone into administration, with trustees stating that it's no longer viable to run in its current form. Administrators report that visitor numbers are down, and the cafe and wedding services aren't generating enough

Gilded Grapes This grape-motif necklace & earring set features purple amethyst spheres and green enamel, set in gold. The carved amethyst evokes the fruit’s natural form. Romantic 19th-century style jewelry drew on nature’s shapes, reflecting a lasting fascination with botany.

Thank you City of London BBC Radio 4's GQT for inviting Realm Realm to take part in a special episode of BBC Radio 4 Gardeners' Question Time in #FinsburyCircusGardens – the largest public park in the Square Mile. 🌿 Listen to the episode on BBC Sounds recorded in this

Arthur Melville travelled to Venice in 1894. The city had long been a favourite subject for painters, but Melville found something new by creating a watercolour technique which appears to show St Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace and the Campanile dissolving into the dusk.

Admiring the modest quiet of 20th century Japanese painter Gentaro Koito’s still-life ‘Poppies’ (1937) National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo momat.go.jp/en/collection/…

Painter Lee Krasner was labelled as "wife of Jackson Pollock” at a major London art gallery, while in another room Jackson Pollock didn’t seem to require to be named as anyone’s husband... Abstract Expressionist Lee Krasner, Towards One, 1967 #womensart

Embroidered hanging, 1891-2 by May Morris influential textile artist & designer, often overshadowed by a focus on the work of her father, William Morris #WomensArt

Around The Roundel If you stand in the correct spot outside Embankment London Underground station, the London Eye arches over the TFL logo. Black and white version of this photo.

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The bust of Louis de Soissons, architect and town planner, on Denmark House, Welwyn Garden City. De Soissons created WGC's masterplan in 1920 and designed and planned around forty percent of its building schemes over four decades until his death in 1962. #AdoorableThursday

The Art Nouveau train station of Taormina-Giardini Naxos, Sicily, Italy, was inaugurated in 1928

When you’re on the way to the vet with your human because of the bad decision you made

Intake, 1964 by Bridget Riley, UK artist and one of the foremost exponents of Op art #womensart

Happy #InternationalCatDay! 😸 To celebrate, we picked some of our favourite felines from our archive. Which cat do you like best? 🐾

As part of the railway200 celebrations, we're delighted to collaborate with STEAM Museum, Swindon in a joint display of 200 photographs from our collections. Included is this brilliant John Gay view of the Flying Scotsman at King's Cross in 1948. #Railway200 #FlyingScotsman