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A very intriguing and interesting set of sculptures by Jason deCaires Taylor. Scenic views on the Thames as these statues disappear at high tide!
- James BooneOctober 14, 2015A cool and interesting art Sculpture on the Shore of the Thames near Vauxhall. Lovely scenic views of London from here too.
Cool and interesting Art Sculpture with statues that disappear when the tide rises. Great scenic views in the sunshine!
Kevan DavisSeptember 5, 2015A great artistic climate change message, but the "Totally Thames" plaque studiously avoids saying this, instead just mumbling about the Thames' industrial heritage. On until October. Mind the mud.
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The Rising Tide
The Thames Foreshore (Camelford House)
London
Greater London
SE1 7TW
United Kingdom
London
Greater London
SE1 7TW
United Kingdom
The Rising Tide is London’s first commission from internationally acclaimed underwater sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. Four proud working horses and their riders highlight the role the river has played in shaping London’s history.
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