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Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Whitehall, London: spandrel reliefs of allegorical figures of the continents of Africa and America by Henry Hugh Armstead
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Whitehall, London: spandrel relief of allegorical figure of the continent of Australasia by Henry Hugh Armstead
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (former Home Office), Whitehall, London: spandrel relief of allegorical figure of Manufacture by John Birnie Philip
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (former Home Office), Whitehall, London: spandrel relief of allegorical figure of Agriculture by John Birnie Philip
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Whitehall, London: spandrel relief of allegorical figure of the continent of Europe by Henry Hugh Armstead
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Whitehall, London: spandrel relief of allegorical figure of the continent of Africa by Henry Hugh Armstead
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NOTES: This government building originally housed the Home Office (until 1977-1978), Foreign Office, Colonial Office and India Office together.
Labyrinth, Parco Sempione, X Triennale, Milan: graffiti of a dancing couple
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NOTES: Saul Steinberg was responsible for the graffiti on the walls of the Labyrinth, designed by BBPR.
Porte d'Orsay, Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, Paris 1925, seen from inside the exhibition grounds
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SOURCE: Pierre Patout. L' Architecture officielle et les pavillons, Paris 1925 (Paris, 1925), pl. 12