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Aphrodisias
* photo by Paolo Monti (1962)
*Available in the BEIC digital library and uploaded in partnership with BEIC Foundation.
The image comes from the Fondo Paolo Monti, owned by BEIC and located in the Civico Archivio Fotografico of Milan.
source: Paolo Monti, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
Unknown - Dolmen de Soto, Trigueros, Spain, 2500-3000 BC. Via. Restored by Ayerbe Recco Arquitectos.
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Piazzetta San Marco
A sinking sanctuary, a monument to the grand republic lasting over a thousand years - built by refugees fleeing Attila and untimely destroyed by Napoleon.
Piazzetta San Marco,
Venice, Italy
Dark Field Monotype [FULL BLEED]
Ink on Paper, 22 x 30
2019
~Age
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Tomb of Cosimo di Medici, Pater Patriae
Basilica of San Lorenzo, Florence, Italy
Dark Field Monotype
Ink on Paper, 16 x 22
2019
~Age
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Chrome and Crystal by Skuggzi
Via Flickr:
The Lloyd’s building (left), architect Richard Rogers 1986, and The Willis building (right), architect Norman Foster 2008. City of London.
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Gringottsby Skuggzi
Via Flickr:
Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, City of London. (Architect, Herbert Baker 1939) The bronze doors were sculpted by Sir Charles Wheeler.
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Marcial Berro, Pair of columns, circa 1990,
Palmwood and Brass
Each stamped BR à Paris on the underside
Height of each : 119 cm ; 46 7/8 in.
From the Palais Maeterlinck apartment of François and Betty Catroux.
Pierre Passebon Galerie du Passage, Paris, France,
Courtesy: Sotheby’s
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Environmental commission for Gallant Knight Games
For info: https://www.deviantart.com/stefanomarinetti/art/Commissions-ID-OPEN-UPDATE-260156391
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Porchester Baths, detail, diploma project by Amarjit Kalsi (possibly in Peter Cook’s Studio), Architectural Association, 1980
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