Friday, 26 December 2014

The Odeon Covent Garden









The Odeon Covent Garden on Shaftesbury Avenue used to be The Saville Theatre. Opened as a theatre in 1931 and then became a music venue in the 1960s before being converted into a cinema in 1970







The original frieze on the exterior of the building is called 'Drama through the ages'.











15 comments:

  1. Wow the frieze are amazing. Thanjsfor sharing

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  2. Fantastic reflection in the 3 shots. hope you enjoyed Boxing Day

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  3. great reflection and interesting building

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  4. Wonderful friezes and other details on the building.

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  5. A fun reflection and fabulous artwork on the building's exterior. Thanks for sharing and hoping you had a wonderful Christmas Day.

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  6. Love the frieze on the side of the building!

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  7. The reflection of the legs placed perfectly under the fish is hilarious!

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  8. The first pic is perfect : I like the composition with the fish ; it looks just like if it was in a tank... But I love the whole serie : it is so nice of you to make us discover the architecture of the building...

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  9. Very nice decorations at the theater.

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  10. Another cool place! It seems you will never run out of them, and that makes me happy. :-)

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  12. Never looked at these details ! Very interesting !

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  13. Fascinating. Thanks so much for sharing.

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