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English: Above the entrance of the Russell Institute. This Art Deco building, which opened as a clinic for young mothers and children in 1927, was designed by James Steel Maitland (1887-1982), an architect in the Beaux-Arts tradition; originally from Strone in Argyll, he emigrated to Canada, working in Montreal before returning to Scotland and settling in Paisley.
The bronze sculptures on this building are by Archibald Dawson. See also 963735 and 395444. |
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| Author | Lairich Rig |
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