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Birmingham School of Art

It was built 1881-5 as the College of Arts and Crafts, designed by Frederick Martin and John Chamberlain, who was a devoted exponent of the ideas of John Ruskin.
by Robin Stott

Created: Fri, 6 Sep 2013, Updated: Fri, 6 Sep 2013


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SP0687 : Main entrance, Birmingham School of Art by Robin Stott
SP0687 : Birmingham City University School of Art, Margaret Street by Robin Stott
SP0687 : Birmingham School of Art, rose window, west gable by Robin Stott
SP0687 : The view northeast down Cornwall Street by Robin Stott
SP0687 : Birmingham City University School of Art by Robin Stott
SP0687 : Birmingham School of Art, detail of tiled frieze by Robin Stott
SP0687 : Railings, Cornwall Street by Robin Stott


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