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The Interior of the Theatre at Besancon Reflected in the Pupil of an Eye, 1804 Frame:none you will be asked to

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these crystal coloured gem cubes have a smooth finish that makes them highly appealing to handle

32 Colour & 5 Black/White Illustrations

Fitted with a ring for hanging

Tatty Devine's laser-cut acrylic earrings inject a note of pop sparkle into Sir John Soane's iconic design for the Bank of England facade

The Interior of the Theatre at Besancon Reflected in the Pupil of an Eye, 1804 Frame:none you will be asked toIn 1775, Claude Nicolas Ledoux designed a Musical Theatre in Besanon, France, which was built between 1778 and 1784. Taken from Ledoux's 'L'Architecture Consideree' 1804, this striking image shows a reflection of the Besanon auditorium in the pupil of a human eye. This etching, probably by Ledox himself, is an embodiment of his concept of all architecture as a spectacle of which the architect is both author and spectator. Soane shared his interest in

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