Keystone - France. London. 1900s
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Got a membership at the Royal Academy of Art this year and in an effort to use it more I've been working there at the members' cafe – I'll never be over this architecture in this courtyard on the way in
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Judith, (detail), (ca.1678) by Eglon Hendrik van der Neer (1634–1703), oil on oak, 32 × 24.6 cm, The National Gallery, London
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Jacobus van Looy (Dutch, 1855–1930) - Montague-house: The backgardens of Montague, London
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Paul McCartney having his photo taken outside EMI Studios in 1968.
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Nacho's London Adventure
Part One (don't meet your heroes, unless they're Michael Sheen)
So I had fully resigned myself to the fact that I wasn't going to make it to see Nye, but apparently there was a limit to the number of times I could see people raving about it before I snapped and made a ridiculous impulse purchase...
And it couldn't really have turned out better!! The show was absolutely fantastic, really cleverly done and with a brilliant cast! Michael was an absolute dream to watch...and a total sweetheart to meet! He made time for everyone that had waited, and seemed genuinely happy to do so. He was so warm and friendly, and patient with me being an awkward, anxious mess. And that twinkly smile...I may never recover from having it aimed at me in real life!
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Pink Floyd at the UFO Club, December 1966. © Adam Ritchie
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Getty Images. The start of the tricycle race, from Marble Arch, London, to Gelnbrook, Buckinghamshire. England. 1930s
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On the Bakerloo Line, London, 1969. Linda McCartney
Silver based bromide.
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how are you londoners feeling rn. y’all lucky as shit!! at least we get a flimed version
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Staircase, Senate House and Library, Bloomsbury
1936
Charles Holden
Image from RIBApix
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