Scientific American Supplement, No. 484, April 11, 1885 by Various
page 80 of 127 (62%)
page 80 of 127 (62%)
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ALPHABET DESIGNED BY GODFREY SYKES. [Illustration: SUGGESTIONS IN DECORATIVE ART.--ALPHABET DESIGNED BY GODFREY SYKES.] Among the many designs which have been issued by the South Kensington Museum authorities is the alphabet which we have illustrated here to-day. The letters appear frequently among the decorations of the museum buildings, especially in the refreshment rooms and the Ceramic gallery, where long inscriptions in glazed terra cotta form ornamental friezes. The alphabet has also been engraved to several sizes, and is used for the initial letters in the various official books and art publications relating to the museum, which are published by the Science and Art Department.--_Building News._ * * * * * OLD WROUGHT IRON GATE. [Illustration: OLD WROUGHT IRON GATE] |
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