Glasgow, Scotland - October 04 2014: The Duke of Wellington Statue in Glasgow showing the Traffic Cone which is nearly always put on his head. Taken with a long lens from a higher viewpoint than normal
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Glasgow, Scotland - A sign over the main entrance to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in the city's West End.
"Glasgow, UK - January 9, 2013: The main door of the south (river-facing) entrance of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow. Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, the museum opened on June 21, 2011 and houses the collection from the city's old Museum of Transport. Reflected in the glass facade are the masts of the Victorian tall ship Glenlee and the setting sun."
Glasgow, Scotland - The Glasgow tradition of putting a traffic cone on the head of the Duke of Wellington's statue in front of the GOMA - the Gallery of Modern Art, located in the city centre.
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Glasgow, UK - September 30, 2011: The main entrance of the Summerlee Industrial Museum in Coatbridge on the east side of Glasgow. Reopened in 2008 after a major refurbishment, it aims to show aspects of Scottish industrial life in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Glasgow, UK - July 25, 2011: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
Glasgow , Scotland - May 15, 2019 : Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square in the heart of Glasgow city centre
Glasgow, UK, June 18th 2023, John Lewis shop at Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow City Centre
Glasgow, Scotland - August 28, 2022: the Glasgow Science Centre, located on the south bank of the River Clyde in an area known as Pacific Quay, comprises three buildings designed by the architects Building Design Partnership (BDP): the Science Mall (the entrance to which is seen in this photograph), the Glasgow Tower, and the IMAX Cinema. It was opened by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 2001.
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom – May 29, 2020: The equestrian Statue of Wellington is an iconic sculpture that mysteriously started to don a traffic cone in the 1980s. The cone changes throughout the seasons. Most recently, a mask was added to the Duke of Wellington as if to represent the lockdown.
A picture of the front facade of the Gallery of Modern Art, with the iconic equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington on display (Glasgow).
Glasgow, UK - May 19, 2011: The Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square on Queen Street, Glasgow. Built as a townhouse in 1778 for the tobacco lord William Cunninghame; bought by the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1817; converted to the Royal Exchange around 1830; converted to Stirling's Library in 1954 and opened as an art gallery in 1996.
Glasgow, UK - August 6, 2011: The main entrance to Glasgow's Science Centre.
Glasgow, UK - July 25, 2011: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
Glasgow, UK - October 26, 2011: Tourists take photographs by the sign at the main entrance to Glasgow's Science Centre. Rising over them is the titanium-clad dome of the IMAX cinema.
"The Boys entrance to the Art Nouveau-style Scotland Street School Museum, Glasgow. Designed and built by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1906, it served as a school for the Tradeston district of Glasgow until it closed in 1979. It reopened as a museum of school education in Scotland, as well as one of the most popular showpieces of Mackintosh's architectural work."
Glasgow, Scotland - October 04 2014: The Duke of Wellington Statue in Glasgow showing the Traffic Cone which is nearly always put on his head. Taken from a low viewpoint.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - June 12, 2024: An old historic building, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow
Glasgow Rooftops. One of them de dome Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square on Queen Street, Glasgow. Built as a townhouse in 1778 for the tobacco lord William Cunninghame; bought by the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1817; converted to the Royal Exchange around 1830; converted to Stirling's Library in 1954 and opened as an art gallery in 1996.
Glasgow, UK - April 25, 2013: A woman stands at the main entrance to Glasgow's Burrell Museum in Pollock Park.
Glasgow, Scotland - People outside the main entrance to the Gallery of Modern Art in central Glasgow, with the famous statue of the Duke of Wellington featuring a traffic cone as usual.
Glasgow, Scotland – Architectural detail of the Gallery of Modern Art with the iconic equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington, known for its perennial traffic cone adornment.
Glasgow, UK - January 25, 2012: The main entrance to Glasgow's Burrell Museum in Pollock Park. The museum was opened in 1983 having been build specially to house the Burrell Collection, an important art collection collected by William Burrell and gifted to the city in 1944.
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom – May 29, 2020: The equestrian Statue of Wellington is an iconic sculpture that mysteriously started to don a traffic cone in the 1980s. The cone changes throughout the seasons. Most recently, a mask was added to the Duke of Wellington as if to represent the lockdown.
Glasgow, UK - May 19, 2011: The Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square on Queen Street, Glasgow. Built as a townhouse in 1778 for the tobacco lord William Cunninghame; bought by the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1817; converted to the Royal Exchange around 1830; converted to Stirling's Library in 1954 and opened as an art gallery in 1996.
Glasgow , Scotland - May 15, 2019 : Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square in the heart of Glasgow city centre in twilight
Glasgow, UK - July 27, 2013: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
Glasgow, UK - May 28, 2010: The entrance to the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland.
Glasgow, UK - April 29, 2013: Signs at the main entrance to Glasgow's Science Centre.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - January 03, 2025: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum at Glasgow, Scotland. In the foreground, bike share system and bicycle parking station
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - February 17, 2019: The traffic atop the Duke of Wellington statue outside Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art is a must-see. It started showing up mysteriously in the 1980s and while its origin is not quite clear, it has become an iconic symbol of Glasgow city.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK – March 25, 2025: Riverside Museum, a striking modern building designed by Zaha Hadid, featuring a futuristic glass facade and innovative architecture, popular cultural attraction.
Glasgow, UK , May 4th 2025, Glasgow tourists at the equestrian statue of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
"Glasgow, UK - March 13, 2013: The south (river-facing) entrance of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow. Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, the museum opened on June 21, 2011 and houses the collection from the city's old Museum of Transport."
"Glasgow, UK - December 31, 2012: The main door of the south (river-facing) entrance of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow. Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, the museum opened on June 21, 2011 and houses the collection from the city's old Museum of Transport. Reflected in the glass facade are the masts of the Victorian tall ship Glenlee."
Glasgow, UK - August 7, 2011: The Girls entrance to the Art Nouveau-style Scotland Street School Museum, Glasgow. Designed and built by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1906, it served as a school for the Tradeston district of Glasgow until it closed in 1979. It reopened as a museum of school education in Scotland, as well as one of the most popular showpieces of Mackintosh's architectural work.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK – March 25, 2025: Riverside Museum by Zaha Hadid in the Yorkhill area of Glasgow, featuring its angular glass facade reflecting ship masts at the Museum of Transport.
Exterior of and entrance to the SEC Centre, fka SECC, part of the Scottish Exhibition Centre. There are banners for a Tutankhamun Exhibition and some people and two security men are standing outside. The Centre forms part of the Scottish Events Campus in the Finnieston area of Glasgow, Scotland. The entrance to the Clyde Built restaurant withint the Centre is at the side of the main entrance.
Glasgow, Scotland - A sign near the entrance to the Burrell Collection museum and art gallery, located in the south of the city.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - May 7, 2025: People and Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow. People enjoying a sunny day near Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - April 01, 2025: The Burrell Collection at Pollok Country Park, Glasgow. Sign near the footpath directing visitors to Burrell Collection entrance
Glasgow, UK- Sep 9, 2023: The entrance to the Hunterian Zoology Museum at the University of Glasgow.
Glasgow, UK - December 17, 2011: The Art Nouveau-style House For An Art Lover in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1901, construction didn't begin until 1989 and it opened in 1996. It is a museum for Mackintosh's work, as well as a conference centre and wedding venue.
"Glasgow, UK - March 26, 2013: The sign and main entrance for Glasgow's Science Centre."
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - May 7, 2025: People and Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow. People enjoying a sunny day near Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow. A city tour guide finding shelter under umbrella in a sunny day in Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - January 01, 2025: The Burrell Collection at Pollok Country Park at dusk, Glasgow
Glasgow, UK - July 27, 2013: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
Glasgow, UK - July 27, 2013: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
People standing and waiting in front of Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow, Scotland England UK
Glasgow, UK - July 27, 2013: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
Glasgow, Scotland, UK - February 09, 2025: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum at Glasgow, Scotland. People walking along the pavement
Glasgow, UK - August 24, 2011: The entrance sign for St Mungo's Museum of Religious Art and Life in Glasgow.
The Burrell Collection at Pollok Country Park, Glasgow Scotland UK. People either walking towards or waiting near the entrance of the Burrell Collection.
Glasgow, Scotland - July 14 2025: The stone exterior and entrance banner of the St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, a popular cultural landmark in the citys historic Cathedral Precinct
Glasgow, UK - March 31, 2012: The BBC Scotland headquarters offices and studios and Science Centre buildings viewed from the Bells Bridge over the River Clyde at Pacific Quay in Glasgow, Scotland.
Glasgow, UK - July 27, 2013: The Art Deco-style Palace Of Art in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Designed by Launcelot Ross and built for the Empire Exhibition of 1938, it held Glasgow Corporation's art collection. In 1968 it was converted to a sports hall and is now a "Sports Excellence Centre".
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