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Central School for Girls’ logo

18/01/201309/03/2016Valentin Mandache

The Central School for Girl’s logo, displayed on the street façade of this renowned Bucharest high school, designed by architect Ion Mincu in the early Neo-Romanian style, 1891. The abreviations stands for Scoala Centrala de Fete. (©Valentin Mandache)

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Bucharest, Neoromanian Architecture of Bucharest, Architecture of Romania, Bucharest, Eastern Europe, Historic House, Historic Houses of Romania, History, Identity, Ion Mincu, National Identity, Neo-Romanian Style, Neoromanesc, Romania, Romanian Architecture, Romanian Style, South East Europe 1 Comment

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artandarchitecturemainly says:

19/01/2013 at 02:12

Happy 2013 Valentin!

What are the small elements on the left and right hand side of the logo? They look like nobs inside a triangle.

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