English/British monarchs

• Richard I
• Edward VI
  • Thomas Cartwright
  • Peter Scheemakers
• Charles I
• Charles II
  • Chelsea
  • Soho
• James II
• William III
• Anne
  • St Paul's
  • Westminster
• George III
• George IV
• Victoria
• George V
• George VI

Others

• Viscount Alanbrooke
• Thomas Becket
• John Betjeman
• Simón Bolívar
• Isambard Kingdom Brunel
• Robert Burns
• Duke of Cambridge
• George Canning
• Charlie Chaplin
• Winston Churchill
• Robert Clayton
• Robert Clive
• James Cook
• Oliver Cromwell
• Earl of Derby
• Duke of Devonshire
• Benjamin Disraeli
• Millicent Fawcett
• Ferdinand Foch
• Charles James Fox
• Henry Bartle Frere
• Sigmund Freud
• Yuri Gagarin
• Mahatma Gandhi
  • Bloomsbury
  • Westminster
• Charles George Gordon
• James Henry Greathead
• Earl Haig
• Henry Havelock
• Sidney Herbert
• Henry Irving
• Edward Jenner
• Earl Kitchener
• Wilfrid Lawson
• Abraham Lincoln
• David Lloyd George
• Nelson Mandela
• Bobby Moore
• Viscount Montgomery
• Earl Mountbatten
• Hugh Myddelton
• Charles James Napier
• John Henry Newman
• Isaac Newton
• Florence Nightingale
• George Orwell
• James Outram
• Viscount Palmerston
• Robert Peel
• Robert Raikes
• Joshua Reynolds
• Earl Roberts
• José de San Martín
• William Shakespeare
• Viscount Slim
• Jan Smuts
• Trajan
• Volodymyr
• Raoul Wallenberg
• George Washington
• Duke of Wellington
  • City
  • Hyde Park Corner
• John Wesley
  • St Paul's
  • Shoreditch
• Marquess of Westminster
• George Stuart White
• Amy Winehouse
• Viscount Wolseley

Fictional characters

• Paddington Bear
• Peter Pan
• Sherlock Holmes

See also

• Talking Statues

• 7 July bombings
• Albert, Prince Consort
• Queen Alexandra
• Anti–Air War
• Bali bombings
• Thomas Barnardo
• Joseph Bazalgette
• Marc Bolan
• Bromhead
• Baroness Burdett-Coutts
• Edith Cavell
• Lord Cheylesmore
• Agatha Christie
• Conscientious Objectors
• John Donne
• Queen Eleanor (Charing Cross)
• Michael Faraday
• Firefighters
• George VI and Queen Elizabeth
• W. G. Grace
• Great Exhibition
• Great Fire of London
  • Golden Boy of Pye Corner
  • The Monument
• John Heminges and Henry Condell
• Heroic Self-Sacrifice
• Quintin and Alice Hogg
• Journalists
• John F. Kennedy†
• King's Cross†
• Joseph Lister
• Karl Marx
• Nelson's Column
• Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst
• Police
• Queen Elizabeth Gate
• Stratford Martyrs
• Suffragettes
• Queen Victoria
• Wellington Arch
• Wellington Monument
• Whittington Stone
• Oscar Wilde
• Duke of York Column

War memorials

Pre-C20

• Animals in War
• Crimean War
• Gurkhas (1816–)
• Marble Arch
• New Zealand Campaign (1863–1864)
• Siege of Cádiz
• Westminster School

Boer Wars

• 61st Battery Royal Field Artillery (Woolwich)
• Barnet Boys School
• Royal Artillery (The Mall)
• Royal Marines

WWI, WWII

• Primary: Cenotaph
• Africa and the Caribbean
• Australia
• Battle of Britain
• Belgium
• Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red
• Canada
• La Délivrance
• Flanders Fields Memorial Garden
• Malta
• Memorial Gates
• Merchant Navy
  • Ships named on the memorial
• New Zealand
• Poland
• South Africa
• Submarines
• Women of World War II

Regimental

• 24th East Surrey Division
• Cavalry
• Chindits
• Civil Service Rifles
• Eagle Squadrons
• Fleet Air Arm
• Guards Division
• Imperial Camel Corps
• Machine Gun Corps
• Rifle Brigade
• Royal Air Force
  • RAF Bomber Command
• Royal Artillery
• Royal Fusiliers
• Royal Naval Division
• Royal Tank Regiment

Local

• Primary: London Troops
• Arkley
• Bromley
  • parish
• Chingford
• Chipping Barnet
• Cockfosters
• Croydon
• East Barnet
• Enfield Town (3 memorials)
• Finchley
• Fulham
• Golders Green
• Hampstead
• Hampton Wick
• Hendon
• Hornsey
• Islington
• Monken Hadley
• New Barnet
• Paddington
• Poplar
• Rainham
• Richmond
• St Michael, Cornhill (parish)
• Silvertown
• Southwark
• Streatham
• Wood Green

Corporate

• Baltic Exchange
• Dulwich College
  • Old
  • New
• Great Eastern Railway
• Great Western Railway
• Lincoln's Inn
• London and North Western Railway
• London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
• South Suburban Gas Company

Holocaust

• Primary: Victoria Tower Gardens (planned)
• Hyde Park
• Kindertransport

Post-WWII

• Victims of Communism
• Korean War
• Iraq and Afghanistan

Sculptures

• ArcelorMittal Orbit
• Atalanta
• The Barbican Muse
• Bellerophon Taming Pegasus
• The Bermondsey Lion
• Big 4
• Boadicea and Her Daughters
• Bull
• The Burghers of Calais
• Christ Child
• Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
• The Diver
• Dolphin lamp standards
• Dragon boundary marks
• Elfin Oak
• Father Time
• Fourth plinth, Trafalgar Square
• Fulcrum
• The Gold Smelters
• Homage to Leonardo
• Icarus
• Labyrinth
• London Noses
• London Pride
• The Meeting Place
• The Messenger
• Millennium Dial
• The Naked Ladies
• The Neighbours
• Nike
• Paternoster Vents
• Physical Energy
• Platforms Piece
• Pope's Urn
• Putney Sculpture Trail
• Quantum Cloud
• The Queen's Beasts
• The Rush of Green
• St Paul's Cross
• A Slice of Reality
• Slipstream
• South Bank Lion
• Still Water
• Traffic Light Tree
• Union (Horse with Two Discs)
• The Watchers
• World Cup Sculpture
• The World Turned Upside Down
• The Young Lovers

Elisabeth Frink

• Blind Beggar and His Dog
• Horse and Rider
• Paternoster

Barbara Hepworth

• Meridian†
• Single Form (Memorial)
• Two Forms (Divided Circle)†
• Winged Figure

Henry Moore

• The Arch 1979–1980
• Draped Seated Woman 1957–58
• Knife Edge Two Piece 1962–65
• Large Standing Figure (Knife Edge)
• Locking Piece
• Three Standing Figures 1947

Eduardo Paolozzi

• The Artist as Hephaestus†
• Piscator

Fountains

• Buxton Memorial
• Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain
• Diana Fountain, Bushy Park
• Diana Fountain, Green Park
• Edward VII Jewish Memorial Fountain
• Henry Fawcett Memorial
• The Horses of Helios
• Guilford Place
• Matilda Fountain
• Poets' Fountain†
• Readymoney Drinking Fountain
• Revolving Torsion
• Roehampton
• St Lawrence Jewry and St Mary Magdalene
• Shaftesbury Memorial ("Eros")
• Lady Henry Somerset Memorial
• Victoria Park

Murals

• Brixton
• Cable Street
• Dulwich
• Old Kent Road
• Poplar Rates Rebellion
• Poured Lines
• Sutton twin towns
• Sutton Heritage Mosaic

Banksy

• Girl with Balloon†
• One Nation Under CCTV†
• Pulp Fiction†
• Slave Labour†

Land art

• Northala Fields

See also

• Art on the Underground
• London Mural Preservation Society
• Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle Trough Association

• Belgravia¹
• Covent Garden²
• Green Park
• Hyde Park
• Kensington¹
• Kensington Gardens¹
• Knightsbridge¹
• Mayfair
• Millbank
• Paddington
• Pimlico
• St James's
• St Marylebone
• Soho
• Strand
• Trafalgar Square
• Victoria
• Victoria Embankment³
• Westminster
• Whitehall

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• ² Partly in Camden
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• Barnet
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