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I Have just seen the movie session 9 and reconised it from this picture! Some times a photo stays with you, and this one did. I love your work! Iconic and hunting.
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well this is the room i worked in, I was a lab tech in the 60's...looks kinda different, but the truth it was weird then and spooky.
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While the world of design changes, and things become more simple and modern (square seems to be the trend), I will always appreciate classical architecture and elements. Buildings like this should be treasured and not abandoned.
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The color is a bit much, but the details are incredible. The door looks very institutional not unlike an asylum. Its just missing the small square window with safety glass.
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Love the "Empire" revival railings. This was probably a very beautiful room, with lots of antique "Williamsburg" furnishings and wing back chairs. I hope they were able to restore this part.
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"....I'm on a wavelink far from home....I understand just a little....no comprende...its a riddle....."

Found that song recently in a box with a bunch of cassette tapes, and a old GE stereo walkman that still turns on! The summer of 1984 will never die.......:)
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I just had to comment, though I am over a year too late. I believe this to not be drawn by a child, but an adult. I also believe this to be his version of a demon or devil. The bunny ears, horns, which is why it resembles a human. Most adults who are institutionalized to contribute "child-like" qualities.
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Beautiful color. Beautiful job.
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Philadelphia is an amazing city. I love to view the old buildings and history. You have a great eye.
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I love your skyline pictures.
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This place is as impressive as the island.
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Of all your black and whites, this is one of the best. Love the walls.
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Reminds you of Michaelanglo
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The most preserved by far.
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I hope that if they do not restore this beautiful museum that they will transfer the paintings.