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I’m no doctor but I can see the trouble. You are having a hard time breathing because you seem to have swallowed a pipe!!
Our Lady & the English Martyrs Church, Cambridge, UK
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I knew this sculpture reminded me of something!
The University Church, Oxford University, UK
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
RIP Pat…. because your doctor won’t!
Grave marker, East Haven, CT
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The 3 amigos of 29th Street, New York City
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
Feeling a bit maudlin at “Maudlin” (Magdelen)
When Magdelen College was founded at Oxford in 1458, English speakers called Mary Magdalen “Mary Maudelayne”, dropping the ‘g’ sound. Later centuries saw the return of the ‘g’ sound. However, being staunch proponents of authenticity & tradition, the college keeps the Middle Age pronunciation.
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
“Hell hath the fury of a mason bored.”
St Chappelle, Ile de la Cité, Paris
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
We the people… of Canada!
Old City Hall, Toronto, ONT
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
Eale (pronounced “Yale”): a mythological creature used in heraldry.
Top: Old World “Eale” (Christ’s College, University of Cambridge, UK) Bottom: the New World “Eale” (Timothy Dwight College, Yale University, US)
The Grotesque 10: A book showcasing extraordinary architectural sculpture from ten American colleges and universities.
“Eale” becomes “Yale” & ends up at Yale
