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teaching at the Architectural Museum and exhibiting at the Royal Academy in the 1860’s
his land and buildings
said: ‘He had a dose of distemper that lasted for about a week but he never really recovered properly from it
the Warhol-esque full red lips and doe eyed glance in true pop art style
Purdie designed a gothic revival chapel which was added in 1879
A Fine Pair of Early 20thC Giant Clam Shells antiques teaching at the Architectural MuseumOrigin: South Pacific Indian Ocean Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 30 As a Pair: 24 wide x 14 high x 15deep The complete, true pair, of preserved giant clam (Tridacna gigas) shells, of medium size, surviving from the south pacific or Indian oceans from the first half of the twentieth century. The shells are still beautiful and the wholes are largely in tact and their condition would be described as good. Each shell