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If there was a Art Deco aeroplane I think this may be it, the DeHavilland Dragon Rapide. Some are still service today.
Yes - you can pay for a flight in one from Duxford.If there was a Art Deco aeroplane I think this may be it, the DeHavilland Dragon Rapide. Some are still service today.
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The building in the background ain't exactly Tudor neither....If there was a Art Deco aeroplane I think this may be it, the DeHavilland Dragon Rapide. Some are still service today.
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Yes - you can pay for a flight in one from Duxford.
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I would say that was Art Nouveau rather than Deco due to the flowing pattern.Art Deco....lots of fairly naff stuff because it had a short shelf life betwixt edwardian decoration and bauhaus modernism..the French had it sorted, fleetingly
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Yes, very Art Deco. Not sure but the Hotel might be fifties. The original Comet, not the later one which keep falling out of the sky due to the wrong shaped windows.
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Ibex house . I work opposite ..ish
I remember them too
Then, there's the (still very much in use) Jubilee Pool, at Penzance
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And, the 1930's (but not really Art-Deco) Lido, still in use at Ilkley
http://www.ilkleylido.co.uk/history/
(there's also a push to reopen the one at Otley, a few miles east along the River Wharfe)
Plus, this pub (may be closed now??) at Gildersome
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No it doesn't. Art Deco influenced a lot of architects in the 80s (post modernism if you like) today's architects are more influenced by later modernism, particularly Loos, Aalto, Corb etc. Every bar you go in looks like a 1958 Aalto interior. hence the reason he is a great architect, it looks fresh as a daisy 60 years on.Just shows how the style influences architecture today.