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Institute of Medical Psychology, London: the waiting room. Process print, 1929.
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Lettering: Institute of Medical Psychology, Torrington Place, London, W.C.1. Adults waiting room. Graham Dawbarn, M.A. Cantab., F.R.I.B.A., architect. The walls and ceiling are in cream whilst the Ferranti fire surround is of unstained pine with oak fillets. The builders were J. Simpson & son, Ltd.
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Title: Institute of Medical Psychology, London: the waiting room. Process print, 1929.
Description:
Lettering: Institute of Medical Psychology, Torrington Place, London, W.
C.
1.
Adults waiting room.
Graham Dawbarn, M.
A.
Cantab.
, F.
R.
I.
B.
A.
, architect.
The walls and ceiling are in cream whilst the Ferranti fire surround is of unstained pine with oak fillets.
The builders were J.
Simpson & son, Ltd.
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