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Make it a day of creative family adventures at outside exploring public art walk, w/ a ride 90m over the Thames, on IFS Cloud Cable Car - - https://t.co/mflGimmdVK

Grab an activity pack & get involved 🎨

https://t.co/h5kjkb21eC

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2023-02-10

Shop in the Frost Fair on the frozen Thames, or visit the beauty shop under the sign of The Gilded Lily.
Can thieving sisters Ella and Sadie escape the hangman's noose?

https://t.co/XJKxuvEKFh

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2023-01-13

I saw paimon on the river Thames, so I drew a sailboat bedo

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2022-10-03

17 July 1717. George I sailed down the River Thames, with the acclaimed musical composer, Frideric Handel (top left), and 50 musicians who publicly performed the composer’s Water Music for the first time.

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2022-07-17

The Martian fighting machines at The Thames, by Henrique Alvim Correa, from the 1906 Belgian illustrated version of H. G. Wells' The War Of The Worlds.

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2022-06-20

Supa Dupa 👍 Supa Kool 🤩 Birthday 🎈 Charlotte Vere
Baroness Vere of Norbiton - Minister for Roads, Buses and Places

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2022-03-09

We'll soon be saying goodbye to this etching, The Thames, or the Triumph of Navigation, from 1971. It features Cook, Raleigh and Drake among others posed on the shoreline.

Catch it at The Box between now and 6 March, when it returns to

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2022-02-20

A No Man's Land mini! Not sure if I'll make this a full piece, but it's fun! Somewhere on the River Thames, a wallaby meets a harbour seal... thus enraging a swan by their mere existence.

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2022-01-30

Let me reintroduce myself.
Hello! I’m Yuria Thames, and I have fully recovered from carpal and cubital tunnel surgery. I’m making art again, this time without pain. Links and details below.

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2022-01-20

'Sutton Courtenay'~ Sir John Lavery, (1917)

The First World War is far removed from the sunny bliss of this little wharf on the Thames, only the costumes of the ladies remind the viewer that we are no longer at Grez.

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2021-12-18