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English: Statue of Thomas Cubitt by William Fawke, 1995. Denbigh Street, London. Photographed by James Gray, 8th February 2006.
Date 8 February 2006 (original upload date)
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  • 2006-02-08 21:53 Canthusus 1536×2048× (846024 bytes) Statue of [[Thomas Cubitt]] by William Fawke, 1995. Denbigh Street, London. Photographed by James Gray, 8th February 2006.

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