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Peeling Curvature

Peeling Curvature

The material in one spot has fallen to the floor, revealing the woodwork behind it.
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was it like this throughout the building?
NIN
Tue 05-08-2007
The ceilings were arched in many places, but the blue color and specific layout was unique to underneath this staircase.
Motts
Tue 05-08-2007
Ehh......plaster over bricklay. Typical. At least the arches were wood carved. In the regency era, alot of the floral and scrollwork were done in plaster. Even the dental work done near the ceilings in most buildings were plaster stretched out with horse hair.
C-Note
Tue 05-08-2007
It looks like a lot of the windows are intact, what a beautiful place. Yoo bad the roof has so many leaks
Jackieb
Wed 05-09-2007
Yup - you've caught me again with those lovely ceilings. Somehow though, I cannot help but continuing to let my eyes wander back to that window...
Mere
Wed 05-30-2007

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