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Richly illustrated and rigorously researched

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Barbican Conservatory Print by Daniel Clarke Story - Architecture and Hemingway—a famous cat-lover—wrote ofThe Barbican has the second largest conservatory in London, packed with plants and cacti, originally built to wrap around, and disguise, the theatre fly tower. Artist Daniel Clarke has captured the combination of Brutalist concrete, geometric glass panels and tropical plant life in this detailed illustrative print. Clarke is a freelance illustrator from London whose previous clients include Amnesty International, Wallpaper*, Brummel and the New York