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| Description | Floor tiles described as encaustic in Bankfield Museum, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. 53.43'.57".N; 1.51'.48".W. Only the geometric arrangement of tiles of various plain colours is shown in this image, but they are bordered by bi-coloured encaustic tiles, as in image File:Bankfield Museum 081.jpg. Today both plain and multicoloured tiles of this type are sold as "encaustic", hence the generalised use of the term by Bankfield Museum. |
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| Author | Linda Spashett Storye_book |
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My copyright photo of public area of public building as per Panoramafreiheit in United Kingdom: see Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. |
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