London's Elephants - No 2 in the Series
You'll find this cheekie chappie in a alleyway behind the Aldwych. Doesn't he look as if he's been caught short? I've no idea at all why he is there.
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post a commentLovely
Hi ham. He looks very small and a lot more practical to steal than a Henry Moore. You could lamost get him in your pocket. A raised trunk is supposed to be an auspicous sign, I think.
You are right Bob, I suspect he must be cast into the slab! He does look awfully lonely where he is.
Hi Ham
Just came across your page, just wanted to say what great pics and info.
Love the elephant even though he looks kind of sad all on his ownsome.
Jayne
This elephant is actually a gift from a former Canadian LSE student.
There are a total of 11 statues to discover all over tha campus, although I am not sure they are all in place yet...
I have found 7 already! If you have time you should go back there and try to find them!
Hint: 3 of them are only visible between 9am and 9pm...
The more little, the best.