Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
Canonbury Place, London N1
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
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Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
Canonbury Place, London N1
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
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Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
Canonbury Place, London N1
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
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Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
Canonbury Place, London N1
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building and tower
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Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building with wooden door with iron nails
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building with wooden door with iron nails
Canonbury Place, London N1
Canonbury Tower, brick Tudor building with wooden door with iron nails
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Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building at dusk
Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building at dusk
Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building at dusk
Southgate Road, London N1
Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building at dusk
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Shepperton Road, London N1
Pedestrian crossing light reflected off footpath in the rain
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The Rosemary Branch Pub, brick building with plaster window frames and pub front
The Rosemary Branch Pub, brick building with plaster window frames and pub front
Southgate Road, London N1
The Rosemary Branch Pub, brick building with plaster window frames and pub front
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Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building
Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building
Southgate Road, London N1
Former pub “BARCLAYS ALES & STOUT” with glazed tiles and plaster front on brick building
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Former warehouses with brick walls and decretive trim
Former warehouses with brick walls and decretive trim
Pancras Road, London N1C
Former warehouses with brick walls and decretive trim
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Faded painted sign on brick building side
Shepperton Road, London N1
Faded painted sign on brick building side
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Underground public toilet entrance with metal railings
Underground public toilet entrance with metal railings
Underground public toilet entrance with metal railings
Talbot Road, London W11
Underground public toilet entrance with metal railings
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Wheelie bins with graffiti
Fashion Street, London E1
Wheelie bins with graffiti
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Brick wall and metal door covered with mural posters
Brick wall and metal door covered with mural posters
Fashion Street, London E1
Brick wall and metal door covered with mural posters
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Plaster fronted brick building
Pembridge Crescent, London W11
Plaster fronted brick building
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Plaster fronted brick building
Plaster fronted brick building
Plaster fronted brick building
Plaster fronted brick building
Pembridge Crescent, London W11
Plaster fronted brick building
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Plaster floral design on wall
Plaster floral design on wall
Plaster floral design on wall
Pembridge Crescent, London W11
Plaster floral design on wall
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Red brick building with decorative brick details
PALACE COURT, London W2
Red brick building with decorative brick details
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Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Ladbroke Grove tube station, London W10
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
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Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
Ladbroke Grove tube station, London W10
Red brick wall with plaster trim, door and window frames
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Jubilee Parade, Lowestoft NR33
Wooden pillion peer imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts sea weed and Oscan waves
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Wooden pillion imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts
Wooden pillion imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts
Wooden pillion imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts
Wooden pillion imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts
Jubilee Parade, Lowestoft NR33
Wooden pillion imbedded in beach sand with rusted iron bolts
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Wooden beer barrels turned outside table
Wooden beer barrels turned outside table
Wooden beer barrels turned outside table
Hoxton Street, London N1
Wooden beer barrels turned outside table
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This Virgin and Child group seems to depend on an early model by Donatello, possibly identifiable as a terracotta relief in the Bode-Museum, Berlin (inv. M 88) that is similar though not identical in composition. Certainly this relief was carved by a follower of Donatello, as its style and low-relief technique imitate Donatello. The background of the relief is perforated (later plaster fills, added at some point after the sculpture entered the South Kensington Museum in 1861, were removed during conservation work ahead of the Donatello exhibitions in 2022-2023). The perforations may originally have been filled with mosaic tesserae, like those used on Donatello's Cantoria (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence) and on the external pulpit of Prato Cathedral. The Cantoria (1435-38) provides a point of reference for the present relief, but the advanced illusionistic scheme suggests that it was made after 1443, when Donatello transferred his studio to Padua. While there can be little doubt of Donatello's responsibility for the general design, which is recorded in other reliefs in marble, terracotta, stucco and cartapesta, this relief was very likely carved by a student or follower. Text from display
This Virgin and Child group seems to depend on an early model by Donatello, possibly identifiable as a terracotta relief in the Bode-Museum, Berlin (inv. M 88) that is similar though not identical in composition. Certainly this relief was carved by a follower of Donatello, as its style and low-relief technique imitate Donatello. The background of the relief is perforated (later plaster fills, added at some point after the sculpture entered the South Kensington Museum in 1861, were removed during conservation work ahead of the Donatello exhibitions in 2022-2023). The perforations may originally have been filled with mosaic tesserae, like those used on Donatello's Cantoria (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence) and on the external pulpit of Prato Cathedral. The Cantoria (1435-38) provides a point of reference for the present relief, but the advanced illusionistic scheme suggests that it was made after 1443, when Donatello transferred his studio to Padua. While there can be little doubt of Donatello's responsibility for the general design, which is recorded in other reliefs in marble, terracotta, stucco and cartapesta, this relief was very likely carved by a student or follower. Text from display
V&A East Storehouses, London E20
Virgin and Child with Five Angels
Relief ca. 1450 - 1460 (made)
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