Ken White Paintings



Ken White is best known in Swindon for his public art murals, in particular his 1976 mural of a photo taken in 1904 of the Golden Lion bridge, Ken repainted this mural twice, in 1983 and then again in 2009.

Ken also painted murals on Cambria bridge around 1979 and paintings on canvas including the Golden Lion bridge, Whale bridge and Commercial road bridge also known as Milton road bridge.

Take a closer look at the Golden Lion mural, in the far background in the middle is Isambard Kingdom Brunel, wearing his stovepipe hat which blends in with one of the bridge pillars, also in the forefront is Swindon poet Alfred Williams also known as "The Hammerman".

Coate Water
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Coate Water, former canal reservoir
Commercial/ Milton Road Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Commercial/ Milton Road Bridge
Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge
Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge. Mural on Medgbury Road painted 1976, repainted by Ken in 1983 and then again in 2009
Golden Lion/ Regents Street Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge. Mural on Medgbury Road painted 1976, repainted by Ken in 1983 and then again in 2009
Golden Lion/ Regents Street Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge. Mural on Medgbury Road painted 1976, repainted by Ken in 1983 and then again in 2009
Regents Golden/ Lion Street Bridge
Image credit & Artist: Ken White Golden Lion/ Regent Street Bridge