Statue of Winston Churchill, Sculpture in the United Kingdom
The statue of Winston Churchill is a commanding figure at the Palace of Westminster.
Unveiled in 1973, the statue commemorates Churchill's impact on British history.
Churchill is depicted defiantly with a hand resting on his walking stick, symbolizing his determination and resilience.
Visitors can view the bronze statue at Members' Lobby, House of Commons.
Created by Oscar Nemon, its presence in Parliament Square indicates Churchill's lasting political legacy.
Inception: 1969
Creator: Oscar Nemon
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The statue of Winston Churchill is a commanding figure at the Palace of Westminster.
The Members' Lobby is a grand hall situated within the Houses of Parliament.
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The House of Commons Library provides information services to Members of Parliament and their staff.
