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Intricate animal illustration from Indian Zoology (1830-1834) by John Edward Gray (1800-1875), keeper of the zoological department of the British Museum. Gray selected illustrations by both native and English artists in India from the collections of Major-General Hardwicke introducing the fascinating wildlife of the east to an English audience.
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Intricate animal illustration from Indian Zoology (1830-1834) by John Edward Gray (1800-1875), keeper of the zoological department of the British Museum. Gray selected illustrations by both native and English artists in India from the collections of Major-General Hardwicke introducing the fascinating wildlife of the east to an English audience.
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Jean Bernard (1775-1833) was a Dutch art collector and painter. His portraits of people, nature and animals are drawn mostly with charcoal and colored crayons and beautifully capture the intricate details of his varied subjects
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Intricate animal illustration from Indian Zoology (1830-1834) by John Edward Gray (1800-1875), keeper of the zoological department of the British Museum. Gray selected illustrations by both native and English artists in India from the collections of Major-General Hardwicke introducing the fascinating wildlife of the east to an English audience.
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Its a Messy Job but someone has to do it.
I was told the bowl dose not look like a bowl.. So next year lol maybe ill fix it.
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Place: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Status: Built
The Building, in the Airport Road where this terrace project is, now has the name of Hilton Hotel Abu Dhabi.
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Jean Bernard (1775-1833) was a Dutch art collector and painter. His portraits of people, nature and animals are drawn mostly with charcoal and colored crayons and beautifully capture the intricate details of his varied subjects
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Intricate animal illustration from Indian Zoology (1830-1834) by John Edward Gray (1800-1875), keeper of the zoological department of the British Museum. Gray selected illustrations by both native and English artists in India from the collections of Major-General Hardwicke introducing the fascinating wildlife of the east to an English audience.
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Coincidentally, I married Christina who was in accord with these aspirations and visions. It was a kind of “my fair lady”/Pygmalion story of the person whose life would be reshaped and changed by a change in vocabulary, context and manners. I had already lost my Bronx accent by training for radio broadcasting, my taste in furniture and furnishings and culture was exquisitely European and contemporary Bauhaus. My sensibilities about private and personal possessions were tempered by emancipation from years of hanging drapes and putting on slipcovers to designing state of the art buildings and interiors.
Now, I was going to learn what makes architects tick. Take it apart, examine, and, reassemble it.
The first thing I did when reaching Yale was to try to introduce Gerald Popiel to key persons; and, I first met with Dr. Vincent Scully (history of architecture) who was so pleased that I had visited and sketched all of the major (and most minor) cities of Europe, and was interested in metaphors.
I had in mind to introduce Gerald to scholars at Yale. I knew that we must pursue the best minds.
He suggested I meet with Dr. Paul Weiss who may be able to help further my research in Metaphors and may be interested in Gerald’s work. Dr.Weiss and I hit it off so very well that he laid out a path of subjects and persons in the university for me to interview. Scholars especially conversant in syntax, grammar, and words.
So the scene was set for an exploration into the ideas and reasons why “form follows function”; and, why “Architecture is an Art”; and, “what makes one city, building and context different from another”.
The fact that I was an accomplished and professional draftsman, renderer and model maker distinguished me from the rest.
Each of my professors patiently spent hundreds hours with me to explain their particular theories and ideas. Peter Millard his four components of programs: conditions, operations, ideals and goals; Serge Chermayeff (then in his eighties) his theories of complementarities as I did the drafting to complete his grant/ study for university as towns for the department of transportation; assisting Henry (Hank) Pfisterer (engineer for the Empire State Building) learning engineering for indeterminate beams; Irving Kriesberg about how art is a metaphor; and the lectures and discussions with Louis Kahn, Buckminister Fuller, Mies van der Rohe, Phillip Johnson (he was my thesis "crit"); James Polcheck, James Sterling, Paul Rudolph, and dr. Charles Moore.
At Pratt I had an equally as impressive relationship with notable thinkers such as Sybil Maholy Nage, Otto Hula, Ara Ignatius, and others. And, while attending Pratt I made it my business to get to know Frederic Kiesler, the architect that designed the golden dome over the temple in Jerusalem. I worked in his shop on his molds.
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