House Of The Temple Line Drawing
- The steps leading up the the great bronze entrance rise in groups of three, five, seven and nine.
- Inspired by the tomb of King Mausolus at Halicarnassus of ancient Greece, the majestic beauty of the House of the Temple is breathtaking.
- The architectural design is credited to John Russell Pope, who was the architect of many well known Washington buildings.
- Poster by Don Cannavaro, 19" x 23"
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- The steps leading up the the great bronze entrance rise in groups of three, five, seven and nine.
- Inspired by the tomb of King Mausolus at Halicarnassus of ancient Greece, the majestic beauty of the House of the Temple is breathtaking.
- The architectural design is credited to John Russell Pope, who was the architect of many well known Washington buildings.
- Poster by Don Cannavaro, 19" x 23"
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