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Taken with a Praktica MTL 50 and a Schneider-Kreuznach Tele-Varigon 80mm-240mm lens on Fuji 400 Slide film.
A letterbox somewhere around Edinburgh again. As far as I know it's St George, but then again, that's just because he slayed a dragon too.
...well, yesterday technically, since he lives 10 hours ahead of my time zone (those Brits, always one step ahead of us Americans).
Author: George & Weedon Grossmith.
Publisher: Everyman Library.
Date: 1964.
Artist: W. Francis Phillipps.
Senator from North Carolina
Delegate to Secession convention
Library of Congress collection
Public Domain
A life-sized representation sculpted by France’s Jean-Antoine Houdon between 1785 and 1791 on a commission from Virginia’s legislature, it was raised in the capitol rotunda in 1796,
George III and the River Thames, 1780
In Somerset House quadrangle
Erected 1780, John Bacon the elder, sculptor. Bronze standing figure with lion set on Portland pedestal with reclining bronze Father Thames, raised on plinth in balustraded parapet to semicircular well in front - a formal part of Chambers' quadrangle conception.
[Historic England]