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An English Portland stone plaque
By Sir Charles Wheeler, President of The Royal Academy of Art 1956-1966, for The Headquarters of Barclays Bank, Lombard St, City of London
the relief carved depiction of St. George in helmet, carapace and gauntlets lancing the prone winged Dragon, all framed by a rope border. This plaque originally overlooked Gracechurch Street,
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the relief carved heads of The Three Kings, respectively facing forward, to sinister and dexter, framed in a knotted rope, with a royal orb to the left and a star to the right. This tablet was originally part of the frieze that overlooked Lombard Street,