Nearby are concept paintings by Scarfe for the teacher, which show him spewing bile into the mouths of young children. The making of Pink Floyd’s Animals cover A model of Battersea Power Station ...

From the UK’s biggest power station to international cultural fame on Pink Floyd’s tenth album, to near-ruin, Battersea Power ...

It is, perhaps, one of the most iconic album covers of all time - an inflatable pig floating above the then very industrial site of Battersea Power Station. Pink Floyd’s classic Animals album is ...

A team from Pink Floyd’s road crew were despatched that evening to go and retrieve the giant pig. Returned to Battersea the following day - apparently unharmed after its unexpected excursion ...

The Pink Floyd pig from the cover of their 1977 album ‘Animals’ soars over London’s Battersea Power Station once again on Sept. 26, marking the launch of the band’s massive “Why Pink ...

Love for this landmark is owed to its numerous appearances in films, such as The Beatles’ Help, and on the cover of Pink Floyd’s album ... and public spaces. The Battersea Power Station ...