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The Wallace Monument
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Dragons, on a building based on an old monastery
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Hyunki Park: Untitled (1982)
Day 175!
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Delerium
Stone Tower (1991)
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Love Betrayed
Artist: John Roddam Spencer Stanhope (English, 1829-1908)
Date: c. 1880
Medium: Watercolour on paper on board
Collection: Russell Cotes Art Gallery & Museum, Bournemouth, England
Description
Moving permanently to Florence in 1880, Stanhope fell completely under the sway of the early Italian Renaissance masters.
He developed an allegorical language of complex symbols; a blind cupid is about to fall through a gap in the bridge. Cupid has been duped either by false love or false hope. In the background, a bevy of cupids is seen falling down a cliff; their attempt to stave off disaster is futile.
Welcome to the 1968 vision of a "Billionaire’s Secret Hideout," located presumably three miles north of No-Man's-Land. This is where you go when you want to look like a Bond villain but still need to be home in time for a fondue party. The architectural strategy here is clearly "Vertical Brutalism meets Flintstones Chic." Those slit windows are perfect for spotting incoming helicopters or avoiding eye contact with the neighbors you moved to a frozen tundra to escape. And let’s talk about that balcony, nothing says "safety first" like a waist-high wooden railing suspended over a jagged rock face. It’s peak late-sixties optimism: the snow is blindingly white, the jumpsuit is dangerously red, and the heating bill is someone else's problem.
Sourced from the October 1968 issue of Playboy.
My second favorite temple from Majora's Mask: Stone Tower Temple
