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June 22, 2004
Been pacing the streets again with the digital camera. Well when the rain has let off. Got a few shots in Fleet Street that I'll get posted here soon...There's this close up from the Express Building for now and a digital zoom [hence the lack of quality] of one of Jacob Epstein's nude sculptures made in 1907 for the outside walls of Charles Holden's building on the Strand [now Zimbabwe House].
Considered shocking by Edwardian standards, they were later hacked and mutilated for 'decency', hence the state they are in now...
I imagine Epstein's most famous piece is his Rock Drill, used on the cover of the Sensational Alex Harvey Band's album of the same name.
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