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Terracotta
Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London: the main entrance
RIBA119304
NOTES: See RIBA155669 for a colour version of this image.
St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney, Essex: monument to Henry, First Lord Marney (d.1523) and to Sir William Marney (d.1414) situated between the chancel and the chapel
RIBA119892
NOTES: Construction on this church, built of Tudor brick in Perpendicular style, was begun c.1520 by Henry, First Lord Marney.
St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney, Essex: monument to Henry, First Lord Marney (d.1523) and to Sir William Marney (d.1414) situated between the chancel and the chapel
RIBA119893
NOTES: Construction on this church, built of Tudor brick in Perpendicular style, was begun c.1520 by Henry, First Lord Marney.
St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney, Essex: monument to Henry, First Lord Marney (d.1523) and to Sir William Marney (d.1414) situated between the chancel and the chapel
RIBA119894
NOTES: Construction on this church, built of Tudor brick in Perpendicular style, was begun c.1520 by Henry, First Lord Marney.
St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney, Essex: monument to Henry, First Lord Marney (d.1523) and to Sir William Marney (d.1414) situated between the chancel and the chapel
RIBA119895
NOTES: Construction on this church, built of Tudor brick in Perpendicular style, was begun c.1520 by Henry, First Lord Marney.
St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney, Essex: monument to Henry, First Lord Marney (d.1523) and to Sir William Marney (d.1414) situated between the chancel and the chapel
RIBA119896
NOTES: Construction on this church, built of Tudor brick in Perpendicular style, was begun c.1520 by Henry, First Lord Marney.
St Paul's House, St Paul's Street, Leeds: the original entrance on Park Street
RIBA120488
NOTES: This is a warehouse of 1878 by Thomas Ambler, which has been converted into offices by architects Booth Shaw & Partners in 1974-1976. The interior was gutted and a new office block inserted into the space.
St Paul's House, St Paul's Street, Leeds: detail of decorative ironwork and terracotta above the original entrance on Park Street
RIBA120489
NOTES: This is a warehouse of 1878 by Thomas Ambler, which has been converted into offices by architects Booth Shaw & Partners in 1974-1976. The interior was gutted and a new office block inserted into the space.
St Paul's House, St Paul's Street, Leeds: detail of terracotta ornament around a ground floor window
RIBA120497
NOTES: This is a warehouse of 1878 by Thomas Ambler, which has been converted into offices by architects Booth Shaw & Partners in 1974-1976. The interior was gutted and a new office block inserted into the space.
Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London: looking down the central hall from the rear staircase
RIBA155665
NOTES: See RIBA119289 for a black and white version of this image.