43ad. But the flurry of underground activity really began in the 1800 s as the Victorians looked down to solve London’s problems of overcrowding, traffic and poorsanitation.Afterthe first tunnel was built underthe city’s major obstacle —the Thames —in the 1840 s, there was no st
November 1, 2002 - Illustrated London News - London, London, England
Bloomsbury standing in front of one of the most famous paintings of the Impressionist era, Manet's Le Baraux Folies-Bergdre. “I didn't know this was here," he remarked to his companion. “In fact, I didn't know here was here.” The “here" he was referring to was the Courtauld Inst
November 1, 2002 - Illustrated London News - London, London, England
A Pantheon in Portraiture ► The Royal Society was founded by Charles II in 1660tocham pion excellence in science, engineering and technology, Many fellows had their portraits painted by an artist of their choice, so this collection is not only a pantheon of British science and t
November 1, 2002 - Illustrated London News - London, London, England
There is no single work of art on permanent show at the new initiative Bloomberg SPACE, Instead, the huge foyer of the financial services giant's European headquarters—designed by Norman Foster —has been transformed by founder Michael Bloomberg into somewhere for people to enjoy
November 1, 2002 - Illustrated London News - London, London, England
The Collector of Cultures The venue forthe Monsoon Art Collec- tion —a building known as The Battle- S ship—isalmostasmuchasighttosee as the art itself. Monsoon is the clothing company created in the 1970 s by Peter Simontoappealtotheera’syouth.lt'sall about being cool and explor
November 1, 2002 - Illustrated London News - London, London, England