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A sculpture of a seated female figure originally purchased for Stifford Estate in Stepney but moved to Yorkshire Sculpture Park in 1997 when the estate's tower blocks were due for demolition.

In 2015, the new Mayor of Tower Hamlets pledged to bring the sculpture back to the borough and Cabot Square was chosen as its temporary home. The reinstatement of this important piece of the borough's artistic heritage was funded by Canary Wharf Group on behalf of London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Title

Draped Seated Woman

Date

1957–1958

Medium

bronze

Accession number

E14_CRH_S130

Acquisition method

purchased by London County Council under the Patronage of the Arts Scheme, 1962

Work type

Statue

Owner

Tower Hamlets London Borough Council

Custodian

Tower Hamlets London Borough Council

Work status

extant

Access

at all times

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Located at

Cabot Square, Canary Wharf,

E14 4QA

At the south end of the square, near Cubitt Steps.