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| Wallpaper, F.Scott & Co, Pimlico, 1840, National Archives (BT42/14-N�214), London This wallpaper is a representation of a mix of Gothic and Renaissance motifs in a rich velvet fabric. The simple colours, beige and red, are closer to the Gothic Revival idea whereas the shadows emphasise the fake depth of the motifs contrary to Pugin's principles. |
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