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The polychromatic of the upper story in red, black and yellow visually enlivens the surface in a sophisticated fashion
The Jarvis House is located at 24-26 Lorne Crescent, on the south side of the street, west of Dufferin Avenue, in the City of Brantford. The two storey, polychromatic, brick building was constructed in circa 1875.
The Jarvis House was also known as Fountain Place, when it was owned by Charles Jarvis, because of its elaborate front yard fountain display. Charles Jarvis was also the owner of the soap factory, located at the foot of the hill, on Spring Street and Jarvis Street.
The two storey Jarvis House is one of the finest examples of the Italian Villa style in the neighbourhood. The buff brick quoins found on each corner of the building, as well as the window openings, contrasts with the red brickwork, creating an overall dramatic effect
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Abandoned In The Caribbean: The Ruins, And Beauty of a Old Sugar Beet Plantation
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The fiery sunset at the Pt. Fermin Cliffs were an amazing background for a group of Seagulls above me!
20 Fenchurch Street is a commercial skyscraper in London that takes its name from its address on Fenchurch Street, in the historic City of London financial district. It has been nicknamed "The Walkie-Talkie" because of its distinctive shape. Construction was completed in spring 2014, and the three-floor "sky garden" was opened in January 2015. The 38-storey building is 160 m (525 ft) tall. Since July 2017, the building has been owned by Lee Kum Kee Groups.
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One particular building that stands out from the rest is No. 33-35 Eastcheap, a dramatic Neo-Gothic, double-fronted structure. Prior to No. 33-35’s erection in 1868, the site was home to the famous Boar’s Head Tavern. The pub’s exact origins aren’t known, but it was used as a meeting place by William Shakespeare in several of his historical plays, most notably Henry IV, Part I (abt. 1597). The character Falstaff was a frequent drinker at the Boar’s Head Tavern. The original tavern was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666, and was rebuilt and became a pilgrimage site for Shakespeare fans. It stood on Eastcheap until 1831 when it was demolished to make way for a road widening scheme leading to the new London Bridge.
The current building of No. 33-35 was constructed in 1868 to a design by English architect Robert Lewis Roumieu (1814-1877). When the building was completed in 1868, it certainly caused a stir, with Roumieu being labelled a ‘rogue’ architect for some of his daring styles. The British Almanac of 1869 described it as: “The style is French, but some of the details are Venetian. The general effect is novel and striking, though somewhat bizarre.” Twentieth century critics Gavin Stamp and Colin Amery were more positive, proclaiming Roumieu’s creation as “the City’s masterpiece of polychromatic Gothic self-advertisement”.
Text Ref: Memoirs of a Metro Girl [memoirsofametrogirl.com/2018/07/17/33-35-eastcheap-histor...]
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The palm trees sway in the light summer breeze with soon to be dramatic rich hued Los Angeles sunset after he sun disappeared!
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For the opening of her exhibition Therapy Room 2, Hera created this mural with Squid Licker on the wall of the Cory Helford Gallery in Los Angeles! Vibrant mural with a message!
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View of the iconic Chevrolet Impala as seen at the Stars & Stripes Car Show with festivities at the Port Of Los Angeles!
What has become an iconic mural by Robert Vargas, as one drives down 6th Street or passing by on Spring!
Two young men after throwing some hoops stopped to take n the sunset at the well documented basket ball court near the Korean Bell in the San Pero area of Los Angeles!
Besides myself and many other photographers, this basket ball court has been in numerous movies, television programs, as well as print advertisements !
What an amazing combination Sushi and Mexican Food, so tasty! There spicy tuna with shrimp tempura burrito was outstanding! Sadly to hear they have closed! Lone man enjoying a sushi burrito os some sort at the end of a San Pedro First Thursday Art Walk!
A bold and very painterly sunset for the Winter Solstice, as wel as the Great Conjunction at the same time. As seen from the cliffs in the Southern most section of Los Angeles!
At the end of the Rancho Palos Verdes Peninsula, one usually has a dramatic sunset to see, but this early evening the fog bank quickly creeped in!
The small waves crash upon the rocks breaking the silence at Royal Palms Beach, in the San Pedro area of Los Angeles
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As I was heading back to Venice Blvd, this man was quickly walking by me, quickly took the shot and continued on!
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A straight forward sunset from the cliffs above Royal Palms Beach, in the San Pedro area of the City Of Los Angeles.
The lovely hues of the Ocean Front Kitchen against the fading sunset prompted me to take this scene!
Message on the marquee on L.A.'s iconic French Baroque style, built in 1931! An important message during these times!
In all my years of celebrating the Dia De Los Muertos (day of the dead) this was the most original and vibrant one I have ever seen!
Brightly hued Asian woman takes her time documenting a sculpture by Hera at her opening at the Cory Helford Gallery ! Titled
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My annual first day of Summer sunset scene! Its 8pm and people are out shooting baskets at the cliffs of Angels Gate in San Pedro!
Roy, after after minutes of talking with him I truly became aware of the consequences of living on the street before and during the Covid19 pandemic calamity !