In this part of the National Portrait Gallery the walls are reflective in the space that divides the rooms.
I don't know who these people were but they were obviously important enough to have their busts still displayed centuries later. I did notice that the women were placed above the men. I wonder if there is any significance?
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An excellent reflection. I know the oil of the House of Commons but couldn't tell you who the famous busts are
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ReplyDeleteOui cet effet est très beau et la composition tout à fait harmonieuse. Je me souviens m'être trouvé moi aussi à cet endroit
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ReplyDeleteA great and classy reflection! May be they place the female above the males because the features are dainty-er?
Interesting view!
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Love this. And agree, curious about the woman. Also, my photos are light reflected on surfaces, not images. Do they count?
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeletebelle scène sculpturale en double exemplaire !
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C'était parfait pour la fête des mères aux US.
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