Queen Elizabeth II Great Court
The British Museum
Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury
London, January 2003
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6 comments:
Yes, yes yes! The alliance of styles, I love it!
It's huge. The people give a sense of scale. Massive. But it seems a bit off; askew, somehow. The circular dome clashes with the austere straight lines of the building itself.
Of course, it could also be I don't know what I'm talking about!
Wow , amazing roof !
Fantastic ceiling!
I love the British Museum Great Court. I think whoever thought of it was a genious.
I think this must be new since I was there a million years ago. I believe I will be going next March, and I have to see this! Great image!
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