(Text: Macy Halford)
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Oculi Lost and Found at the Metropolitan Museum
Initially, at least, Vaux’s oculi were appreciated. In 1880, the Times reported, “The circular windows, which are at the intermediate landings, are so alluring, giving such pleasant glimpses of the rooms, that one must fain linger for a moment to look within, and an unconscious rest is gained.”
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