The Birkbeck Bank ground floor at street level housed a number of shops and cafes. This picture shows the elegant front entrance of J Lyons cafe.
Sir Isaac Pitman - inventor of the world famous shorthand system. http://www.holborntraining.co.uk/history-of-holborn-training-pitman/#
When its doors opened in 2006, The Hoxton Hotel garnered the tag of being the "no bullshit" hotel. This autumn, the successful anti-hotel flung open the doors to a new space in the center of London, The Hoxton Holborn, bringing its guests more of the same pared-back ethos that made its name. Essentially it's a…
Characterised by square legs intersecting with the 50 MM tabletop, table HOLBORN is as a modern interpretation of e15’s iconic table BIGFOOT™.
Characterised by square legs intersecting with the 50 MM tabletop, table HOLBORN is as a modern interpretation of e15’s iconic table BIGFOOT™.
Exterior view of no. 14 Holborn showing bomb damage.
I haven't stayed at The Hoxton Holborn hotel, but I've tested the visitors' part where I had tea with a friend. I already went to the Shoreditch branch many times, and I have to say that the two places look pretty similar. And, as I liked the first one, I obviously liked this second version.…
Mass of Saint Gregory - Robert Campin
Few areas in Brighton have changed as much during the last century as Black Rock, where the Downs meet the sea This picture, probably taken in the…
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Holbein's series of action-packed scenes in which Death intrudes on the everyday lives of people from various levels of society — from pope to physician to ploughman.
Soft buff coloured sandstone was chosen to tonally blend in with the yellow of the ‘London stock’ brick of the house and this was used to pave the ground area and also to clad the walls of the raised planter to give a very clean look.
Hans Holbein c.1497-1543: Portraits of Men Earl of Derby
The "torquetum" or "turquet" is a complex and sophisticated Medieval instrument, first described by the ancient Greek scientist Ptolemy, used to measure
