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Tate Modern (Bankside Power Station), London, 1901. Artist: Unknown

Tate Modern (Bankside Power Station), London, 1901. Artist: Unknown

1-232-660 - Reproduced by permission of Historic England/Heritage Images

Tate Modern (Bankside Power Station), London, 1901. Like Battersea this power station (now the Tate Modern) was designed by Sir Giles Scott and was opened in 1963. Its characteristic single chimney stands at the southern end of the controversial Millennium Bridge. To the right of the chimney is the reconstruction of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

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Creator
  1. Unknown, attributed to: :
Medium
  1. Photograph
Picture Type
  1. Panorama
Geographic Hierarchy

World Europe United Kingdom England Greater London London Southwark Southwark

  1. 51 30 00 N , 000 05 00 W
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Artistic Representations Cityscapes

Artistic Representations Panoramas

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Locations & Buildings Bridges

Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 4177x4183
File Size : 51,189kb

Aliases

  1. NMR/21450/04
  1. 0250002476
  1. 1-232-660
  1. 1232660
  1. 2476
  1. A3
  1. NMR/21450/04

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