File:West Yorkshire Society of Architects medal (13a).JPG
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[edit]DescriptionWest Yorkshire Society of Architects medal (13a).JPG | Silver medal, cast around 1900, the property of West Yorkshire Society of Architects. These silver medals were made in Birmingham. The obverse of the medal depicts a classical architect using a set square, with a Corinthian capital on his desk, but also with natural vegetation in a plant pot, indicating Classicism and the Gothic Revival. This silver medal was presented to architectural historian Martin Shaw Briggs for his drawings in 1902 (see Martin S. Briggs). | ||
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