Southend fountain becomes the latest William Mitchell listing

Moves to save early William Mitchell mural in Blackheath

42 William Mitchell, name unknown, concrete, late 1960s

This high relief mural – another example of the work of the innovative artist William Mitchell – was created in the late 1960s. The mural was cast in one piece; the more subdued rear of the panel can be seen inside the Three Tuns pub. The mural w...

7 William Mitchell, Untitled, 1972

Cast concrete panels. Another superb piece of abstract art from William Mitchell. See his website for more information on his past projects and fascinating techniques. http://www.william-mitchell.com...

1 William Mitchell, Untitled, 1968

Concrete relief panels all 300 cm high, various widths between 1m and 2m. Another superb piece of abstract art from William Mitchell. See his website www.william-mitchell.com for more information on his past projects and fascinating techniques....

36 William George Mitchell, Untitled, 1968

Comprising eleven fibreglass panels, this coloured relief by artist William Mitchell adorns the entrance to County Hall, Lewes, East Sussex. It was commissioned in the late 1960s by East Sussex County Council and stretches for twelve metres across th...

Mitchell’s listed Harrods Egyptian ‘masterpiece’ under threat of demolition

Birmingham’s ‘Brutalist Climbing Wall’ Mitchell murals listed

Cosmic Wigwam: Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I

C20 meets Heatherwick: Eleven post-war buildings that people love

Henry and Joyce Collins Bexhill murals restored

Residential conversion rehabilitates Bradford’s brutalist High Point

Listing bid to save Teesside dinosaur sculptures from extinction

Objections as Portsmouth News Centre faces demolition

Bid to save Budd’s Birmingham Horse Fair mural

University of Manchester mural restored and relocated

Bradford spotlight: Modern heritage in the new UK City of Culture

Stevenage murals listed but New Town heritage concerns raised

Bull Yard, Coventry

A massive planning application by the London based Shearer Property Group and Chapman Taylor architects, in a joint venture with Coventry City Council, would see half of the town centre demolished, obliterating much of what is special about Coventry�...

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