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Vegetables in the kitchen garden of Mary Arden's Farmhouse, Wilmcote near Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire. William Shakespeare visited this medieval home, belonging to his grandparents. Portrait of a kestrel bird of prey, latin name Falco tinnunculus. William Shakespeare's mother - Mary Arden - lived in this medieval farmhouse in Wilmcote, near Stratford Upon Avon in Warwickshire. The playwright would have visited the farm when growing up. View of Chichester Cathedral across the gardens of the Bishop's Palace. West Sussex. A cockerel, or rooster, looking straight at the camera. Portrait of a Lanner Falcon, latin name Falco biarmicus, bird of prey. A Eurasian Eagle Owl, latin name Bubo bubo looks alert towards possible danger. A European Eagle Owl looks quizzically down at something that it might eat. A cockerel walking across a farm yard. An apple tree laden with fruit in the early autumn. Built in 1663, the Gazebo of Caversham Court in Oxfordshire remains the oldest riverside building in the Thames Valley. Viewed from the River Thames, Reading, Berkshire. Drinking Fountain memorial, Rivermead, Reading, Berkshire. Memorial to the former mayor of Reading Frank Attwells who died in office in 1892. Over 100 years old and on permanent public display View from the River Thames of the church of St Margaret at Mapledurham in Oxfordshire near Reading. Statue of the Duke of Wellington (1769 - 1852) outside his stately home of Stratfield Saye near Basingstoke in Hampshire. Sculpted by Baron Carlo Marochetti and erected in the 19th century. The American author Mark Twain, Samuel Langhorne Clemens (1835 - 1910) lived in this Victorian house 1896 - 7. Chelsea, London. The composer known as Peter Warlock, real name Philip Heseltine (1894 - 1930) lived in this Victorian townhouse in Chelsea, London. He died in this building of gas poisoning. Monument statue for the UK's Machine Gun Corps of World War One. The boy David holding a large sword stands over the head of Goliath. Chelsea Embankment, London. Sculpted by Edward Bainbridge Copnall. Statue of the Tudor politician Sir Thomas More (1478 - 1535) considered by Catholics to be a Saint. Chelsea Embankment, London. Sculpted by L Cubit Bevis, erected 1969. The novelist known as George Eliot (Mary Ann Cross nee Evans) (1819 - 1880) lived in this Georgian townhouse in Chelsea, London. Bronze state of the historian Thomas Carlyle (1795 - 1881) in Chelsea, London. The statue by Edgar Boehm was unveiled in 1882 and has been on public display ever since. The poet and historian Hilaire Belloc (1870 - 1953) lived in this historic house overlooking the Thames at Chelsea while he was an MP. Previously artist Walter Greaves (1846- 1930) lived here. Georgian townhouse overlooking the River Thames at Chelsea, London. Once home to the sculpture John Tweed (1863 - 1933) Pink roses blooming over an archway in an English garden during the summer. Art Deco style statue of a woman holding a zodiac globe. Entrance to Adelaide House, City of London. Figure carved 1921 by William Reid Dick (1879 - 1961. On public display since 1921. View of Southwark Cathedral, South London. Marble statue of Saint Mark complete with his attribute, the lion. Facade of the Scalzi church in Cannaregio, Venice, Italy. Statue of a beautiful woman representing a virtue. Facade of the baroque Scalzi church in in Cannaregio, Venice, Italy. Stone statue of the former patron saint of Venice, Saint Theodore. Standing on top of the dragon he is reputed to have killed. Facade of Santa Maria della Salute church in Dorsoduro, Venice. Statue of a male nude representing a human virtue. Facade of the Scalzi church in the Cannaregio district of Venice, Italy. Classical style statue of a mother and child. Facade of the baroque period Scalzi church in Cannaregio, Venice. Statue on public display over 200 years, viewed from public pavement. Stone carved statue of Saint Eustace. Facade of San Stae church, overlooking the Grand Canal in Venice. St Eustace was a Roman army commander who became a Christian martyr. Carved stone statue of Saint Sebastian shot with an arrow. Facade of San Stae church, Venice. View of the Belgian Consulate Venice. Italy and other European Union nations are in discussions about the country's economic deficit problems. Statue of Saint Jerome on the roof of the church of San Sebastiano constructed in the mid 16th century in Venice, Italy. Statue of the Christian martyr Saint Sebastian. Shot with arrows, on top of the Chiesa di San Sebastiano, Venice, Italy. The seventeenth century building housing the Scuola Grande dei Carmini in Venice. The confraternity of Carmelite monks have a beautiful headquarters with paintings by Tiepolo decorating the ceilings. Historic carved stone plaques on the wall of a house in Venice, Italy. Statue of the great Italian playwright and librettist Carlo Goldoni (1707 - 1793). On public display for hundreds of years in a piazza in his birthplace of Venice, Italy. Monument to the Italian revolutionary and military hero Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807 - 1882). Giardini, Venice, Italy. Statue of the partisan soldier Joseph Zolli resting against the rock of the monument to Garibaldi in Venice, Italy. The impressive Monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi erected in 1885 in the Giardini, Venice, Italy. On public display over 100 years. Mosaic of a medieval king of Hungary. Outside wall of the Hungarian Pavilion in the Giardini, Venice. Mosaic created 1909 on public display ever since. A full length mosaic of the Hungarian poet Balint Balassa (1554-1594), the founder of modern Hungarian lyric poetry. Monument on public display outside the Hungarian Pavilion in Giardini, Venice. A mosaic depicting the Sword of God, the legendary weapon of Attila the Hun. Outer wall of the Hungarian Pavilion in the Giardini, Venice Italy. In Hungarian the legend is called 'az Isten kardja'. A mosaic depicting the renowned Hungarian poet Balint Balassa (1554-1594), founder of modern Hungarian lyric poetry. Monument on public display outside the Hungarian Pavilion in Giardini, Venice. Mosaic of the Hungarian historical figure Kupa Vezer. Created in 1909 to decorate the outside of the Hungarian Pavilion in the Giardini area of Venice. On public display ever since. Mosaic showing the Hungarian Saint Imre Herczeg. Created in 1909 and on public display outside the Hungarian Pavilion in Venice Giardini ever since. Victorian statue of the allegorical figure representing art on the side of Holborn Viaduct in the City of London. On public display for over 100 years. A Victorian allegorical statue representing Science. Holborn Viaduct, City of London. A dragon holding a shield of St George at one of the entrances to the City of London. Public monument on public display for over 50 years.