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Tate Pavilions, Tate Gallery, Millbank, London: the painting studio tent

RIBA116038
Stanton, Alan
NOTES: In the summer of 1982 the Tate Gallery comissioned archiitects Alan Stanton and Peter Rice to design two tents to be erected outside the gallery to provide a temporary space for an exhibition to mark the 150th anniversary of the Winsor & Newton artists paint and materials company. The tents included a painting studio (for amateur artists) and a coffee shop. See RIBA116016 for a black and white version of this image.

Half-elevation of a niche with an elaborately decorated architectural motif over it , surmounted by a broken scroll pediment with a dolphin and laurel leaves surrounding the cipher H & M (Henri IV and Marie de Medicis)

RIBA126757
NOTES: This drawing possibly represents a temporary structure put up to celebrate the birth of the Dauphin, the future Louis XIII, in 1601; or, perhaps, a more permanent part of Henri IV's constructions at the Louvre - for example, a 'triumphal arch' separating the Grand Galerie and the Petite Galerie.

British Nylon Spinners Exhibition, Gloucester: the nylon airhouse

RIBA140195
Gourock Ropework Company
NOTES: The air house, designed by the Gourock Ropework Co. Ltd., was held up solely by a constant supply of low pressure air.
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