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Joseph Gandy

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Joseph Gandy, ‘Buildings of Sir John Soane’ (1818)

Watercolour of an imaginary room filled with the architect John Soane‘s models.


Jon Rafman

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Jon Rafman, ‘I am alone, but not lonely’ (2013)


Julian Hoeber

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Julian Hoeber, ‘Living Room’ (2014)


Alfred Joseph Frueh

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Letter from cartoonist Alfred Joseph Frueh to his wife Giuliette Fanciulli, sent on Jan. 10th, 1913.
The letter opens up to form a model of a gallery hung with paintings. Frueh made this model to inform his wife about the details of a specific art gallery before her visit.

Collection of the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.


Manfred Pernice

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Manfred-Pernice-Installation view, 'Tutti', Kunstverein, Salzburg, 2010

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Installation views of Manfred Pernice‘s ‘Tutti’ at Kunstverein Salzburg (2010)


Victor Pasmore

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Victor Pasmore’s ‘Apollo Pavilion’ (1969) in Peterlee, England.


Georges Vantongerloo

Interrelation of Volumes 1919 Georges Vantongerloo 1886-1965 Purchased 1978 http://www.tate.org.uk/art/work/T02306

‘Interrelation of Volumes’ (1919), by Georges Vantongerloo


Avery Singer

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Avery Singer, ‘The Studio Visit’ (2012)


Adolf Loos

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The only published photograph of an Adolf Loos interior that includes a human figure. The man can only just be seen at the entrance to the drawing room of the Rufer house in Vienna (1922).


Byron Company

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Snapped in New York on the roof of the Marceau Studio on Fifth Avenue, by a group of photographers working for the Byron Company, this picture is one of the first selfies in history, made in 1920. (via)