Paolozzi mosaics (restored/replicated)

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The Paolozzi mosaics (restored/replicated) are vibrant, pop-art-inspired tile artworks by Scottish artist Eduardo Paolozzi that decorate parts of London’s Tottenham Court Road Underground station.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf London Underground art
mosaic artwork
public artwork
site-specific art
associatedArtistNationality Scottish
associatedWith station modernisation at Tottenham Court Road
commissionedBy London Transport Executive
London Underground
creator Eduardo Paolozzi
decorates passageways at Tottenham Court Road station
platform areas at Tottenham Court Road station
ticket hall areas at Tottenham Court Road station
depicts abstract geometric forms
mechanical motifs
musical instruments
hasArtMovement British Pop Art
linked to: Pop art
hasArtStyle Pop Art
linked to: Pop art

modern art
hasColorCharacteristic multicoloured
vibrant
hasCulturalSignificance iconic example of Underground station art
landmark of Tottenham Court Road station identity
hasFunction public art display
station decoration
hasMedium mosaic
hasPreservationGoal retain original design intent of Eduardo Paolozzi
hasRestorationStatus partially replicated
partially restored
hasTheme industrial imagery
music
popular culture
technology
inspiredBy pop art
isPubliclyAccessible yes
locatedIn Tottenham Court Road Underground station
locatedInCity London
linked to: London, England
locatedInCountry United Kingdom
locatedOnLine Central line
Northern line
namedAfter Eduardo Paolozzi
partiallyBasedOn original Paolozzi mosaics at Tottenham Court Road
partOf art on the Underground
underwent conservation work
reinstallation
usesMaterial ceramic tiles
glass tiles

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Tottenham Court Road station hasArtwork Paolozzi mosaics (restored/replicated)