Watson Fothergill's Offices, George Street: friezes and statuary
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Watson Fothergill's Offices, George Street: friezes and statuary
Image: © John Sutton Taken: 12 Aug 2009
Details of the facade of the offices of Nottingham's most distinctive Victorian architect, Watson Fothergill. On the left is the figure of a medieval architect, and above the first-floor windows busts of two architects Fothergill admired, A W N Pugin and G E Street. The names of three more architects, George Gilbert Scott, William Burges and Norman Shaw, are incised to the right of the first-floor windows. For a view of the whole remarkable building, see http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1443245 .
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Image Location
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52.954394
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-1.145717