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ANNALS OF PRESERVATION about the crumbling architecture of Havana.

The New Yorker, January 26 , 1998P. 50 ANNALS OF PRESERVATION about the crumbling architecture of Havana..

By Paul Goldberger The New Yorker, January 26 , 1998P. 50 ANNALS OF PRESERVATION about the crumbling architecture of Havana..

And sometimes, as in a worn and rosy work titled "The Tenement World" (1969), crumbling architecture, frescoes and Matisse all come to mind.

One of the movie's final and most resonant scenes intercuts images of the slums of New York with the grand but now crumbling architecture of contemporary Havana.

In portraying Cuba's older musicians as living monuments, the earlier movie went out of its way to compare their poetically ravaged faces with the grand but crumbling architecture.

The name Council House conjures up images of the 1970's - crumbling brutalist architecture, milky tea, dreary bureaucratic lackadaisy.

We did literally take all that crumbling medieval architecture and made it the fabric of Hogwarts — we didn't just build over real places, we did exaggerate.

When Obama touched down in Havana on Sunday, amid the rattling old Chevys and crumbling colonial architecture, he landed in a different environment to that of three years ago.

There are candid images, too, like "The Touch," an intimate moment between two girls who are glimpsed amid Havana's crumbling colonial architecture.

Beisly was brought up on the Isle of Wight, but didn't start out particularly interested in poetry, never mind Tennyson or crumbling Victorian architecture.