South Wind, st James's Park, London. 1929

"South Wind, st James's Park, London" is a 1929 stone relief by English artist Eric Gill. The piece depicts a reclining female figure, likely representing the wind, positioned above a window on a building. Gill, known for his bold and simplified style, uses strong lines and chiseled forms to create a powerful and evocative sculpture. This work, created during the Art Deco period, reflects a modernist aesthetic with its geometric forms and streamlined lines, suggesting a sense of movement and energy.