Roger
Wider World
Keystone head
Sculptors: modelled by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, carved by James Shanks, 1854.
Detail of a Law Lord keystone from the Royal Faculty of Procurators' Hall in Nelson Mandela Square. It was not the head but the neatly-striped stonework that first caught my eye. Then I wondered why he should have foliage on his head.
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Keystone head
Sculptors: modelled by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, carved by James Shanks, 1854.
Detail of a Law Lord keystone from the Royal Faculty of Procurators' Hall in Nelson Mandela Square. It was not the head but the neatly-striped stonework that first caught my eye. Then I wondered why he should have foliage on his head.
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Uploaded on March 17, 2021
Taken on March 15, 2021