Pages that link to "List of public art formerly in London"
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- Berlin Wall (links | edit)
- Iconoclasm (links | edit)
- Second Opium War (links | edit)
- Book burning (links | edit)
- Nelson's Column (links | edit)
- Albert Memorial (links | edit)
- Marble Arch (links | edit)
- Tower Hill Memorial (links | edit)
- Monument to the Great Fire of London (links | edit)
- Hurva Synagogue (links | edit)
- Four Olds (links | edit)
- Buddhas of Bamiyan (links | edit)
- Father Time (Lord's) (links | edit)
- Shuri Castle (links | edit)
- Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain (links | edit)
- Marc Bolan's Rock Shrine (links | edit)
- The Burghers of Calais (links | edit)
- Benin Bronzes (links | edit)
- Duke of York Column (links | edit)
- Wellington Arch (links | edit)
- Golden Boy of Pye Corner (links | edit)
- Church of the Tithes (links | edit)
- Royal Artillery Memorial (links | edit)
- Skylon (Festival of Britain) (links | edit)
- Guards Crimean War Memorial (links | edit)
- National Police Memorial (United Kingdom) (links | edit)
- Elfin Oak (links | edit)
- Victoria Memorial, London (links | edit)
- The Queen's Beasts (links | edit)
- Battle of Britain Monument, London (links | edit)
- Art destruction (links | edit)
- Buxton Memorial Fountain (links | edit)
- La Délivrance (links | edit)
- Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle Trough Association (links | edit)
- Nazi plunder (links | edit)
- Quantum Cloud (links | edit)
- Archaeological looting in Iraq (links | edit)
- Lost artworks (links | edit)
- Michael Faraday Memorial (links | edit)
- University Boat Race Stones (links | edit)
- Polish Air Force Memorial (links | edit)
- Art on the Underground (links | edit)
- Library damage resulting from the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake (links | edit)
- Crystal Palace Dinosaurs (links | edit)
- Monument to the Women of World War II (links | edit)
- National Firefighters Memorial (links | edit)
- The Diver (links | edit)
- Animals in War Memorial (links | edit)
- List of destroyed libraries (links | edit)
- Armenian cemetery in Julfa (links | edit)