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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
23rd January 1945 Dutch Premier Gerbrandy, exiled in London, offers his resignation
23rd January 1723 Georg Friedrich H„ndel's opera Ottone, premieres in London
23rd January 1571 Queen Elizabeth I opens Royal Exchange in London
Bellefield Road Mural 2
Opposite the academy, a mural with a coastal feel
Location: Bellefield Road
Description: This mural was painted in 1988 by the London Wall Mural Group who were helped by local artists Eugene Palmer and John Saward.
It features an abstracted scene of a seaside - a million miles away from life in Brixton.
Recently vandalized (Nov 2009), the bottom two foot of the mural has been painted over. However the rest of it is fairing well and can be spotted by anyone popping to the Brixton Academy as it is across the road from the music venue!
Tagged in this Tour: Top Ten London Murals
Tagged in this Tour: Brixton Mural Tour
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Mauleverer Road Mural
Since 1983, look out for the funny faced fox
2009-11-30
William Morris's Furniture», 3.7km
If Graffiti Changed Anything», 3.9km
Fairy Illustrator lived here», 0.8km
Artist James Barry died here», 3.6km
Van Gogh worked here», 3.2km
Muse Elizabeth Siddal born here», 3.7km
Art, Alcohol and a Lost Great», 3.9km
Time to get Trolleyed», 4.4km
Whistler's Half-Sister», 2.5km
Cyril Mann lived here», 4.5km
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