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London, UK - 29 April 2024: Entrance to Hampton Court palace

Winged dragon gargoyle on Scottish castle

London, UK - April 2018: Hampton Court palace in Richmond

Dragon at the entrance of Hampton Court on the outskirts of London, UK.

Lima, Peru: wolverine letterbox at the old central post office building, now the Postal Museum - Casa de Correos e Telegrafos - Museo Postal y Filatélico de la Dirección General de Correos - Conde de Superunda st. - photo by M.Torres

A photograph of a grotesque situated on Lichfield Cathedral in Lichfield, England. The photographs of these grotesques form part of a series. These sculptures are grotesques rather than gargoyles as gargoyles are intended to be part of the water drainage system from the rooftops of churches and cathedrals. It is not known what purpose the 'grotesques' serve but they certainly get ones imagination going. Some have amusing expressions whilst others are quite hideous.

Close up view of a church gargoyle

Gates At Holland Park London

Religious art and architectural details in Sacro Monte di Varallo, Italy

London, UK - 29 April 2024: Hampton Court palace in Richmond

Edinburgh, Scotland - June 5, 2025: entrance gate the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the King's official residence in Edinburgh, at the end of the Royal Mile

Hillerod, Denmark - March 26, 2022: Statue of lion at the entrance to Frederiksborg castle in Hillerod, Denmark

Photo of a detail of the Duomo in the winter sunlight

London, United Kingdom – April 08, 2023: The statues in front of Hampton Court Palace.

Scarborough, Canada - September 11, 2024: Human head representation decorating an ancient stone arch. The public park exhibits ruins of demolished colonial-style buildings in the city.

Chinese monster with horns carved out of white marble

Old Metal Door Handle on a Wooden Door, Venice, Italy

The Grays Inn Griffin, on the gates of Inner Temple Gardens - the griffin sculpture is a token of the amity between the two Inns of Court - Inner Temple and Grays Inn, in London.

Retro styled, ancient cast iron railing back lit at dusk. Leafless branches in the background. Camino de Santiago, Galicia, Spain. Copy space available.

A metal gate to a house with a lion head with a ring in his mouth for knocking

The lamp above the historical gate of the Dolmabahçe Palace in Istanbul and the blue sky in the background

Hampton Court Palace is located in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and features a combination of Tudor and Baroque architectural styles. Originally built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century, it later became one of King Henry VIII's favorite residences. The palace complex includes extensive gardens, a famous maze, and a historic real tennis court. It served as a royal residence for various monarchs until the 18th century. Today, Hampton Court Palace is a popular tourist attraction and a Grade I listed building. The statues in the foreground are likely part of the decorative elements within the palace grounds, possibly representing heraldic beasts or other symbolic figures associated with the palace's history.

Crémieu, France: Rusty Floral Detail on Old Metal Gate

Colonial Revival Architecture of The Governors' Palace, Historical Williamsburg, Virginia, USA

Architectural features of the colonial (1829-1832) Osgoode Hall, a heritage building in Toronto, Canada

Intricate stone carvings of birds on an ornamental balustrade in Gdańsk Old Town, Poland. The carvings display fine craftsmanship with detailed feathers and expressive features. The weathered stone surface is partially covered with moss, adding an aged appearance to the historic element.

winged lion

Southwark Cathedral, located near London Bridge on the south bank of the Thames, is one of London’s oldest Gothic churches, with origins dating back to at least the 12th century. It became a cathedral in 1905 but was previously known as St. Saviour’s Church. The cathedral has strong literary connections—William Shakespeare’s brother is buried there, and Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales pilgrims began their journey nearby. It survived the Great Fire of London but suffered damage during World War II.

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