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What you can find Mudlarking on the Thames Foreshore in London - Don't Be A Tourist - Messy Nessy Chic
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Arne Jacobsen 1 February 1902 24 March 1971 was a Danish architect and designer.
Malerier 2012 — Tor-Arne Moen
Malerier 2012 — Tor-Arne Moen
Rødovre City Hall by Arne Jacobsen, 1952-56
stellings hus, gammeltorv, copenhagen, 1934-1937. architect: arne jacobsen, 1902-1971. for one of the best preserved jacobsen houses - and one of the best houses in his large production - I recommend stellings on the corner of the central square of medieval copenhagen, gammeltorv. in this photo, only the top, white frames are new. and they got the colour and the curved glass right. the lower part of the facade is sheet steel flush on the concrete with a blue-green car paint finish. window frames in stainless steel - and still stainless after 70 years. the metallic upper facade is composed of ceramic tiles reflecting the little light we see these winter days. the spirit of another nordic master is very much present here. in fact, the lamps in the windows are jacobsen's own development of asplund's glass lamps. in his slightly later søllerød city hall, jacobsen simply used asplund's lamps instead of his own design as if to show the depth of his indebtedness.
SummerShow Exhibition at Guy Pieters Gallery with Jan Fabre, Wim Delvoye, Mark Denmark and Arne Quinze
