'Stonehenge. Trilithons (B and C) from the South West' Size:XL: 100 x 80cm 12th September 1960

12th September 1960

Above this the dome of St Paul's Cathedral can be seen through the steam of a passing train

According to the Hunter 'it was caught in the mouth of the river Thames

There is a label with the words Income Tax on it attached to what looks like a contemporary dental device

'Stonehenge. Trilithons (B and C) from the South West' Size:XL: 100 x 80cm 12th September 1960Study of two triliths (posts and lintel) at Stonehenge, Wiltshire. A Victorian gentleman carrying an umbrella and notebook stands in front of the megalithic structure to indicate scale, one arm crooked. A soldier of the Royal Engineers stands with one hand upon the post, looking upward at the stone. Captioned below: 'STONEHENGE. TRILITHONS (B AND C) FROM THE SOUTH WEST. Photographed by the Ordnance Survey Department, Colonel Sir Henry James R. E.: F.