Designs for a New Bridge, London: St. Jame's Park, Westminster

Sir Edwin Lutyens

Art Funded: 1945
Bequeathed by: H L Farrer through The Art Fund

Three designs for a stone arch bridge proposed to be erected over the water in St Jame's Park, London in place of the existing bridge.

The proposal did not become effective but the design is worthy of reservation.

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