Brutalist London tea towel A magnificent wooden electronic synthesizer

A magnificent wooden electronic synthesizer intended for children and beautifully illustrated

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exploring how contemporary artists are using clay and ceramics in inventive and surprising ways

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Brutalist London tea towel A magnificent wooden electronic synthesizerWritten by Owen Hopkins and photographed by Nigel Green, the book documents more than fifty buildings across the city and situates Londons post war architecture within its social, political and cultural context. From landmark projects such as the Barbican Estate and National Theatre to lesser known housing, churches and civic buildings, Brutalist London examines how architecture gave form to the ambitions of post war reconstruction. Hopkinss text and